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. For this pod, Soly and DJ join KVV to relive the decade-long dry spell, the near misses, the not-so-near misses, the changing approaches to Augusta and our best guesses if Rory will win another major before his career wraps up.

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A fresh, funny discussion of all things golf from the guys at No Laying Up. Episodes air twice a week and topics include tournament recaps, interviews, deep dive player profiles, golf travel, and more.

936: The Lost Decade of Rory in Majors

Soly makes a triumphant return to the weekend pod along with D.J. and Neil as Jake Knapp and Patty Tavatanakit win the Grant Thornton while tour cards are handed out at PGA and LPGA Q-School and LIV's promotion event.

We also offer some season-long mea culpas and offer an extended E-9 about PIF - PGA Tour deal rumors, Scottie's PGA Tour POY award win and upcoming documentary, TGL's ESPN broadcasting crew, our worst golf shots of 2024 and Neil's self-defense in the face of allegations of slow play at the Long Island Mid-Am.


935: Q-Schools, Soly's Return and "The Worst Shots We Hit This Year"

Cody, Randy, and TC start our recap of the 2024 LPGA Tour season with some thoughts on the recent announcement of the departure of LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan and the challenges and opportunities that her successor will face.


From there we dive into the past twelve months on tour - starting with the winners of the season-long awards, our favorite moments from the season, plus a look back at some of our preseason predictions and some player stock buy, sell, or hold questions to set the table for 2025.

934: 2024 LPGA Season Recap

In this NLU Special Project, we relive Vijay Singh's dominant 2004 season, which might be the most underappreciated in modern golf history. We also look back at Singh's unlikely ascension from the island of Fiji. Through various tours in far-flung locations around the globe, he ultimately challenged and briefly overtook Tiger Woods as the best golfer on the planet.

933: Vijay Singh Deep Dive 

The crew is back from Big Randy's wedding to recap Scottie Scheffler winning the Hero by six shots to repeat as champion in the Bahamas. We also cover the resignation of LPGA Commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan and Montana's native son Ryggs Johnston winning the Aussie Open.

Plus, another edition of our E-9 as we talk Tiger's schedule, Kisner getting the NBC analyst gig, the USGA's gender policy update, NLU joining the PGA Tour's Creator Council and Jordan closes us out with One for the Road as we look at the rarest and most obscure golf video game of all time.

932: Scheffler defends at the Hero 

931: Luke Donald on 2023 Ryder Cup documentary "Una Famiglia"

Luke Donald joins D.J. and Tron for a thorough debrief on the 2023 Ryder Cup and his captaincy for the victorious European team, which was profiled in the newly released documentary "Una Famiglia."


931: Luke Donald on 2023 Ryder Cup documentary "Una Famiglia" 

This weekend we go in a different direction on the pod with DJ hosting a Quiz Show on the past year in golf with Neil, Tron and Big Randy competing for NLU bragging rights.

930: The 2024 Golf Quiz Show

929: Exit interview with the R&A's Martin Slumbers on where golf is headed

D.J. catches up with Martin Slumbers, outgoing Chief Executive of the R&A, for a wide-ranging discussion covering his time as the head of golf's oldest governing body and the state of the game from both a professional and recreational perspective.


928: Two Career Breakthroughs and the History of the 14 Club Rule

In this week's recap pod, we discuss the LPGA Tour Championship, where Jeeno Thitikul outduels Angel Yin, and the RSM Classic, where Mav McNealy wins his first career PGA Tour win. We also offer some thoughts on the standings bubble discussions. Then, it's onto our E-9 segment. Plus, a visit with NLU contributor Connor Belcastro about his time on the ground at the RSM and KVV closes us out with One for the Road, covering the origins of the fourteen-club rule.


Randy and Cody are back with another LPGA pod as we preview this week's LPGA Tour Championship.


927: LPGA Tour Championship Preview

926: How to plan a St. Andrews golf trip (Fife region)

Soly and Tron welcome friend of the program and native Scot Ru Macdonald to kick off a new series as we take a comprehensive look at all things Scotland golf travel. For this first episode, we focus on the area in and around St. Andrews and the larger Fife region on the east coast of Scotland.

926: How to plan a St Andrews golf trip (Fife region)

925: Rory ties Seve, Top 100 golf courses reaction, Zinger’s bass

We begin tonight's pod with a half-hour of competitive golf recap from this week on the PGA, DP World and LPGA Tours as Rafa Campos, Rory and Nelly emerge as winners this weekend. Then it's another eclectic array of off-course topics as we break down the Golf.com Top 100 Courses in the United States list and another E-9 segment discussing Ryder Cup compensation and ticket prices, DP and LIV schedule news, DT and Steamboat Jay teeing it up, Caitlin Clark's Pro-Am and more. We close with DJ giving us One for the Road with a look back at the 1977 edition of Golf Digest's list of America's 100 greatest courses with a very unique ranking system.

Big Randy and Cody turn over the keys for this LPGA pod to Tron and John Pond - husband and part-time caddie for Lauren Coughlin. John details the long road that LC has taken from early struggles as a professional to multiple LPGA Tour wins and a Solheim Cup appearance.

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924: The Journey of Lauren Coughlin

Soly and KVV are back as we take a deep dive into the majors from 1998 - highlighted by Mark O'Meara's Masters-Open Championship double, plus Lee Janzen's US Open win at Olympic Club and Vijay Singh claiming the PGA Championship at Sahalee.

923: 1998 Majors Deep Dive

922: Players on the rise, leaf blowers, and Phil's dinosaur

We're back for another "offseason" pod with a few thoughts on Austin Eckroat's win at El Cardonal before another grab bag of topics including our picks for players who'll be on the rise in the 2025 calendar year and another E-9 segment. We then close with another "one for the road" as KVV dives into the legend of Phil's dinosaur head birthday gift.

KVV and Soly are back with another deep dive pod. This time we look at two golf feuds featuring a couple of hall-of-fame players who went toe to toe over a rules infraction at a Skins Game and one landmark event in Ryder Cup history that a certain group of golf media just can't seem to get over.

921: Golf Feuds Deep Dive

920: Offseason Chop Session - PGA Tour Eligibility Changes, Neil visits TPI, and a Gary Player Surprise

With no PGA Tour event this week we've got a bit of a topical grab bag on this weekend's recap pod. We start with a look at the proposed changes to the PGA Tour qualification system or, as TC has named it, the Mule Replacement Program. We also cover Neil and TC's trip to the Titleist Performance Institute, a new rapid-fire E-9 segment with some assorted news and notes and we close with KVV digging into a rumored Gary Player story about an interaction with a young child at the Masters in honor of GP celebrating his 89th birthday.


919: Harry Higgs on the road back to the PGA Tour

Harry Higgs is back on the pod and headed back to the PGA Tour! We talked with Harry about his year on the KFT and how he improved his game to earn his tour card back. We also talk about mental health and revisit his comments surrounding the passing of Grayson Murray, learning to take time off during the season, getting recognized abroad and his view of the current state of the PIF negotiations.