• Go Low - Scottie wins again, LIV is on to something, Latest with Tiger Woods

  • Jun 25 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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Go Low - Scottie wins again, LIV is on to something, Latest with Tiger Woods

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  • John dives into Scottie Scheffler winning again, this time at The Travelers and becomes the first golfer to have six wins in a single season before July since Arnold Palmer did so in 1962. Later, John dives into LIV and how even though people aren't watching their events, they seem to understand what they are and are doing a good job by embracing the "party" style of golf during their events, and did the PGA make an exemption that could allow us to see Tiger play in more events.

    Lastly, John answers your questions during this episode's mailbag segment.

    7:33 - Scottie wins again

    18:07 - Will Scheffler win The Open

    21:19 - LIV is doing it right

    27:25 - Mailbag

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