NLU Podcast, Episode 816: Masters Preview

Soly, Tron and KVV fire up our preview pod for the 2024 Masters with a look at what we're most excited for this week at Augusta and offer some darkhorse picks to claim the green jacket on Sunday. We also go through some listener questions, data points for the week, our Who Won't Win picks, the odds sheet, course changes and a ton more.

816 - Masters Preview

Apple Podcasts: NLU Podcast, Episode 815: Valero + ANWA Recap

Spotify: NLU Podcast, Episode 815: Valero + ANWA Recap

We’re live from AUGUSTA!!!! Sorta. KVV, TC and Soly and 

Akshay Bhatia wins the Valero in a playoff over Denny McCarthy

 Lee Harvey Oswald–I mean, Denny McCarthy was on a tear (a back nine 28!) until Akshay Bhatia forced a playoff after coming into the final round with a lead. Apparently tore his shoulder in the middle of…then he got to take a timeout in a playoff? KVV makes a good tennis comp where Akshay could have stalled it. Kind of a diabolical move.

But uh – Akshay and LHO were 9 shots clear of a decent field.

Data boy roundup: Akshay led the field in SG approach.

TC alleges we haven’t seen anything as courageous since Tom Kim at Hoylake – and uses it as a chance to shoehorn some Tom Kim slander into this conversation, saying Akshay will have more wins! How dare he pit young rising stars against one another!

Akshay always had a promising junior career – and years later, he’s finally pulling it together.

(Sorry guys – TC will not be able to fulfill his Waffle House obligation.)

We’re having the RORY conversation now. KVV is answering the “You up?” calls. Don’t fall for it!

We saw a very ugly side from Spieth. In Spiethian fashion, he went batshit at Valero.

On 18, he tries to hit a big cut and went into the penalty area. The only swing he had was to hit on the roof of the clubhouse left – to get TIO!

Equipment malfunctions! Between Ludvig’s driver head breaking and Jimmy Walker putter snap was sick.

Nelly Korda defeats Leona Maguire to win the T-Mobile Match Play

 Nelly want to be the face of golf? KVV weighs in.

There were some big names that came up big this week at match play between Leona, Rose, Sei Young Kim, and Angel Yin. It setup really nicely and demanded some legitimate golf. Aiming for larger courses and stars playing like stars.

How do we platform women’s golf, especially at a time when it’s got more juice? Men’s golf has such an interest issue – but women’s basketball has become so conversationally driven and access-driven.

 It’s been a while since I’ve been on a Sunday pod. It’s time for a meta moment!

I spent my past week at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, my favorite week of the year. Following Rose up last year was never gonna be an easy task, but Lottie Woad managed to assemble one of the coolest weeks in recent memory. She absolutely dominated the toughest day at Champions Retreat on Thursday and slept on a final-round lead for 

Though Bailey Shoemaker put together the round of her life at Augusta National and shot a 66, Lottie Woad hit the ball unbelievably well and clutched out some enormous back-to-back birdies to win by a shot.

We talk about that epic final round, the state of the tournament, Anna Davis’ slow play controversy, coverage and how to pronounce ANWA.

Gary Player is seen giving the DCP kids a weird pep talk. Soly and KVV go over their early ANGC observations and then restrain themselves from discussing more because we have a Masters preview pod coming out come on guys!!!!!

 They try to talk LIV Miami, but TC keeps deflecting. First, the guys weigh in on the Bones split. What’s behind it? TC is spreading conspiracies about JT being under a conservatorship.

Uh, let’s talk about the NY Post article. Maybe Tiger is on his Jake Paul sh*t? Also, how did he not NDA the heck out of that guy?

TC needs to answer for The Cleeks, despite his frequent accountability found on his Twitter page. But answer for Blandy, dawg.

Martin Kaymer hasn’t done anything all year

This might be the most h-word pod ever! Bringing up Greg Norman’s…y’know.

Please let us know if you think TC should ask these hard questions IRL, because we’re not sure if his Cleeks investment is a bit anymore. He’s the only media member holding them accountable!

Classic Bryson is back re: Looking for the guy who fractured the game of golf?

We NEED LIV pressers. Let’s keep platforming these delulu kooks!

Speaking of quotes, Anthony Kim’s time travel was revealed this week:

Congrats to the winners of the Chunks at the Chuck! Get involved in our events at events.nolayingup.com.

The guys played the Old Course in reverse and loved it…and more Scotland fun! Slated for a mid-summer release.

We got a Tourist Sauce premiere date – Wednesday, April 17th!!!!

Soly will be doing a Twitter Spaces with the Masters on Wednesday!

TC has been having some weird dreams about golf, between Tom Doak demanding an apology from TC and encountering Bryson at Tree Farm…

I loved KVV’s insight on Nelly’s reluctance to be the face of the LPGA. In some ways, I can understand shyness, not wanting to overload yourself, etc. etc. But it’s hard to see someone talk the talk and not entirely walk the walk. Being perceived in any capacity is tough and scary! I struggle with it too. I respect her for wanting to go about her business and play good golf. But it would be nice to have a better understanding of who that person playing golf is.

Ok, this was in the middle of the ANWA segment and we were running pretty long on time so I’ll just say this – the coverage was great, it’s an awesome product, but down to push more in the name of widening the coverage window, which TC and Soly didn’t fully agree on so I’m just gonna slap them with worst take.

 KVV apologizes for erroneously referring to Ian Baker-Finch as an Englishman.

Soly apologizes for claiming Tiger had not led a major since the scandal in the 2011 segment of the Masters Deep Dive pod.

 “Shots, fired, dead, Texas…you need to be careful.” -TC

“No one wants to work these days in this country, TC.” -KVV

 “I’m sorry, you’re gonna question chess move number 7?” -Soly

815 - Valero + ANWA Recap

On this Perfect Club edition of the TrapDraw, KVV hosts a look back at the 1996 film Tin Cup along with Kyle Bandujo - author of "Movies With Ball: The Greatest Sports Movies of All Time." 

We're also joined by PGA Tour pro Adam Hadwin and his wife Jessica for their view of the film from their experiences of actual life on tour.

283: 'Tin Cup' Perfect Club

Soly and KVV are back with another deep dive episode - this time we look at four specific Masters tournaments.

2011 - a year famous for Rory's collapse, Tiger's Sunday charge and Charl Schwartzel's closing run of birdies to win

1977 - Tom Watson holds off Jack Nicklaus to win the first of his two green jackets (59:40)

1980 - After winning the Open the year before, Seve Ballesteros goes wire to wire to win by four strokes (1:38:00)

1989 - Faldo emerges as the winner in a playoff after Scott Hoch's infamous missed two-foot putt on the first playoff hole (1:59:45)

814 - Masters Deep Dives - '77, '80, '89, '11

NLU Podcast, Episode 813: LPGA Match Play & ANWA Preview + Rachel Heck Interview

We've got a busy episode tonight as Randy, Cody and Jordan preview the upcoming LPGA Match Play in Las Vegas and the 5th edition of the Augusta National Women's Amateur with both events getting underway on Wednesday. We also catch up with Stanford's Rachel Heck (1:11:00) to discuss her recent essay, 

813 - LPGA Match Play & ANWA Preview + Rachel Heck Interview

The data boys are gonna HATE this one! Substitute teacher KVV has declared it a movie day – and is here to have a VIBES ONLY recap pod!

Steven Jaeger wins the Houston Open Recap

A first PGA Tour win for Steven Jaeger with Scottie Scheffler right on his tail. Scottie’s putting woes (s/o to the deccel) haven’t quite gone away, and a birdie miss eliminated his chances of making the playoff.

Good Guy Steven Jaeger gave Randy a ride home once.

Is Scottie better off not winning 3 times in a row relative to the pressure he will face at Augusta?

Maybe Scottie is the best ball-striker we’ve seen in 15 years – but it’s naive to assume that Scottie Scheffler is AS good as Tiger Woods – his putting just isn’t there!

Alejandro Tosti is a fascinating character. We finally have someone with a Napoleon complex! He butted heads with Tony Finau on Saturday, but put together a nice finish on Sunday. Don’t go away, Alejandro Tosti! You’re so fun.

Cody reminisces on playing Teeth of the Dog with Tosti.

How do we feel about Memorial Park? Too overseeded?

Brooks Koepka is credited as a course designer. Are we misattributing this from university affiliation? This isn’t Doak Campbell Stadium!

 Despite being unfairly delegated to the peaCOCK, the LPGA is doing some bad b***h stuff. Nelly Korda is now the first player to win three times in a row since JoAnne Carner.

Cody is taking a victory lap over his EXTREMELY CORRECT Nelly Korda take. Yeah Cody, we were foolish. Sorry 

wehadclearevidenceNellywasn’tinthebestplaceinhergame.

Speaking of people who struggled with their putter, Lexi made a statement this weekend with a T3. Randy points out how this year will mark five years since her last victory on the LPGA — she’s got the game, but is she capable of closing out?

Low round of the day for LC (Lauren Coughlin), who shot a 64 and eagled 18. Cody labels her a certified mutter.

Randy does a little TC: shouts to Carlota Ciganda, Alison Lee, Jennifer Kupcho, Sarah Schmelzel (Four consecutive top-10s!)

Cody also mentions that there was a chance TPC Sawgrass COULD have hosted the Ford Championship: YESS PLZZ. And also engages in a mini Hamsterdam with the awful network coverage this week. If you’re someone who's willingly watching the Champions Tour, REVEAL YOURSELF.

 Dunking on Chris Dimarco, because what the hell? Yeah, he actually suggested that the Champions Tour players should get paid. Read the room, sir.

 Keita Nakajima wins on the DP World Tour! Keita, who was the No. 1 ranked amateur

LIV is back next week. Cody warns to watch out for the bed bugs at Trump National Doral!

 Bryson voluntarily hit a rolled-back ball. Spoiler alert: He didn’t love it.

Other news: U.S. Junior National Team is announced!

KVV reveals his lack of knowledge on junior golf. Sad! Shouts to Cody for calling out the fact that the United States is doing what it needs to catch up to competing international federations who are way ahead on developing talent.

Lastly, in honor of March Madness, the crew drafts an All-Star golfer basketball team.

Cody totally ripping the lack of network coverage for the LPGA, which, for three weeks in a row, has seen a winning streak from the world number one for the first time since JoAnne Carner. This is the kind of juice golf has been asking for!

I am mostly just disappointed in KVV for not knowing who Blades Brown is.

 “You heard it here first – Big says Scottie has risen.” -KVV

 “Watch out for point shaving.” -KVV, on Phil’s SG career

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812 - Houston Recap

Opening Day 2024 is here! And with the baseball season set to get under way this week, the Seamsters Union has officially convened their first meeting. Randy, Soly, & DJ Pie get together to talk about their love of the game, their thoughts for the upcoming season, and so much more. PLUS, stayed tuned (beginning at the 1:08:05 mark) for best-selling author Joe Posnanski chatting with Randy about his book, "Why We Love Baseball: A History in 50 Moments". Joe's enthusiasm, knowledge, and love of the game is unmatched. Enjoy!

282: Seamsters Union + Why We Love Baseball (ft. Joe Posnanski)

NLU Podcast, Episode 811: Improving the Product

Over recent months the phrase "improve the product" has become a crutch phrase for players, tour officials, TV executives, and virtually anyone with a stake in the health of professional golf.

We try our best to actually define the phrase and its various forms, the biggest hurdles standing the way of progress, and what we view as most important to actually making meaningful improvements for the benefit of golf fans.

811 - Improving the Product 

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Peter Malnati wins the Valspar Championship for his first PGA Tour win in nine years

Yellowball slaying Peter Malnati wins the Valspar Championship to wrap up the Florida swing. The mules have evolved into the wolves, Animorphs style!

 Peter Malnati’s BDE deserves its flowers. We were indeed moved – he was very candid about just how much this meant to him! Players week is always tough to live up to, but Valspar put together a cool week.

A little bit about Peter’s Sunday: He bogeyed 4 but birdied on 6, 10, 11, 12, and a massive birdie on 17 after hitting it to 6 feet from 198. He also topped his second shot on 5.

Precocious Cam Young couldn’t get it done! But when will he?

the point of the Signature Event right now, if no one big time is showing up?

Weird PR storytelling programming! Which feels unfocused, given the super duper parity right now.

TC praises Randy for an idea he forgot he had.

 S/O to Keith Mitchell – while he had a tough week, it seems like he’s figuring out what’s wrong with his game!

We extend some performance reviews to some others, including Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth.

The PGA Tour app was cooked on Saturday. Are we losing players to LIV over this? (insert sarcasm font)

 The Big Bahamas Assembly, or Spring Break 2k24, depending on how you see fit, took place this past week. The PGA Tour Advisory Board gathered as Yasir rushed the PGA Tour’s fraternity.

 Chef TC goes down the leaderboard and serves up the Canadian special (Hadwin T-5, Sloan makes the cut), Carl Yuan, Bez, Billy Horschel.

We need to cast a more watchful eye on Sungjae Im. Winding up in the Cam Young category.

Nelly Korda wins the FIR HILLS SERI PAK Championship in a playoff

 FIR HILLS, whatever you do, you were great!

Nelly sweeps in on another Sunday and grabs another win. Nelly fought some tough conditions but says she’s dug into a more artistic way of playing golf. Despite the tight coverage windows, there was some nice variation in how the course was presented.

This was her 10th LPGA victory. She will most likely reclaim the No. 1 ranking from Lilia Vu.

 Korean brokers have come and bought up all the public L.A. golf course tee times and are reselling them to golfers at gouged fees. Nasty stuff!

 Congratulations to Neil, who welcomed a baby boy to this Earth!

TC and Soly are en route to Scotland this week! TC was beaten in his match play club championship.

Asterisk Talley won the Girls’ Sage Valley Junior Invitational, while Giovani Bignahi won the Boys’ division.

An NLU Fantasy Baseball Draft took place this past week – if we reach 5k subscribers on our podcast channel, we will make it available to view, so you can clown all involved (feat. The Pro)

Nelly Korda’s revival in the context of what she had to live up to, re: Lilia Vu, is beyond impressive. It’s a storyline that deserves a larger platform! Hard to think of another comeback story rivaling that at the moment. Shouts to Randy for highlighting this.

 The Valspar is fine, but let’s be more aggressive toward full-field events. Less is more, and I’m happy for guys who can change their careers, but these are tough watches without the star powers! But since the mules are out to play, I’m so dearly confused about what any of it means anymore. I don’t know how much easier we can make it for the wolves than these limited fields. Can anything save the PGA Tour? (Yes, which is why you should listen to our Improving the Product podcast).

“Somebody the idea out there that if you miss the cut in one of these signature events that has a cut, like Bay Hill or Memorial or Riv, then you can’t tee it up in the next Signature event.”

“I’ve never been more surprised to read Chandler Phillips was a Texas A&M guy. God, that made so much sense.”

“Honest question Randy: Had you heard of Chandler Phillips before this week?”

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810 - Valspar Recap

Randy is joined by ESPN's Seth Greenberg to analyze the brackets in men's college basketball. They chat for a little about the state of the game before diving into the matchups. Coach Greenberg gives you all the names, teams and information to help you fill out your brackets and enjoy watching the action later this week...and beyond. Enjoy!

Episode 281: Men's College Basketball Bracket Breakdown (ft. ESPN's Seth Greenberg)

Randy, TC and Cody are back with another LPGA check-in as we recap the tour's Asian Swing highlighted by a pair of wins for Patty T and some other notable performances from the last three tournaments.

Then it's time for a look ahead to the upcoming event at Palos Verdes and beyond as the tour returns stateside for a three week run of events before a week off ahead of the first major of the year - the Chevron. We also touch on the rumors regarding a mixed event at the 2028 Olympics and some other assorted news and notes from the women's game.

809 - LPGA Check-In

Soly catches up with former PGA Tour pro Ken Green who has some amazing and hilarious stories about his career on tour, his numerous fines, sneaking his family into Augusta for the Masters and getting to play with the biggest superstars of his era.

We also hear about the traumatic events over the course of his life which he has detailed in his book Hunter of Hope: A Life Lived Inside, Outside, and On The Ropes. Soly has an editorial note at the 55:45 mark that introduces this portion of the podcast.

808 - Ken Green

NLU Podcast, Episode 807: Sunday Players Recap

Totally believable but unbelievable how Scottie not only became the first player to defend at the Players Championship — but did it on an injured B-game. Wyndham and Xander entered the day tied, but Scottie emerged for 

Sunday and tore TPC Sawgrass up with his ball-striking fiesta. A Sunday 64 to spend some time as the clubhouse leader while everyone else fails to catch up crowns Scottie the champion.

 Soly does the Tiger-ish math: 36 out of 115 starts for Scottie? (Tiger, for reference, was 56)

It’s easy to feel like this is all hyperbolic: Setup, weakest Players field in years…but Scottie has elevated himself from killer to downright annihilator.

 We’re 25 minutes in and I can’t remember the last time we went down the leaderboard this late into the show! But the top between Schauffele, Wyndham, Harman and Sahith etc. was electrifying.

 TC says the putt not dropping on 18 was karma for the Blow Pig. (BTW, if you don’t understand why Wyndham is being referred to as the BP, try typing Wind Ham into your emoji bar.) It’s time to cancel Wyndham for his golf: 4-iron, pitching wedge into 18? He’s just offended by Wyndham’s entire golf game. Yes, his game is valid – but it’s hard to trust. And the mashing of the rough two weeks in a row. Also, if you like Wyndham, it’s fine. If you don’t like Wyndham, that’s fine too.

Wyndham is probably still cursing his putter as I write this.

 Xander is allergic to making the putts that he needs to. More so than Wyndham, but kind of in a similar vein here.

 Scottie and Wyndham both made history by finishing first and second in back-to-back weeks. Ted Scott says Scottie was in so much pain, he almost didn’t play the weekend?

 This was a highlight week for the PGA Tour – and it feels like it’s unique to the Tour, not LIV.

 Thanks to ianfrittsshow for the question: The guys offer their own personal ranking of the best players in the world.

D.J. would like to lower the Rory banner after his Thursday 65. Nothing like Rory burning out early.

TC’s using his on Austin Eckroat, who was penalized for loitering, and if Scottie won the Masters in hindsight, it would instead be the best thing for golf.

Soly: The tournament was on another level this year – though the fifth major talk and LIV poaching dimmed his perception, it managed to survive all of that.

 How would a shotgun start go at The Players? There were some speedy finishes, but if we’re keeping a huge field, the beginning of the week should move 

faster. At least some things are still sacred.

 TC has shown up to defend his Cleeks from the scathing criticism of Peter Malnati. It’s okay, TGL also catches a stray.

 Cody brings us a flight tracking report for Yasir and Tiger Woods. 

 Joel Dahmen joins to talk a bit about his game of recent, The Players, witnessing the Austin Eckroat penalty and his hair.

I think in the post-Tiger era, it’s more important than ever to kind of celebrate what we’ve got. Tiger isn’t the standard; he’s the exception – but to see how everyone is measuring up to contextualize Scottie’s greatness is helpful. Scottie’s unreal, and I’m glad we’re amplifying that. Shoutout to Data Boy Soly for backing it up so well on these recent pods.

Since we played the Peter Malnati audio, I think worst take should go to him. I don’t think we should throw away the idea of team golf because it’s failing hard in one interpretation (LIV). Look at the Ryder Cup, Presidents Cup, Walker Cup, college golf, etc. (and this is just men’s golf) – all compelling versions of team golf. It can be done!

“Soly, I don’t have a d-rider hat, but I have d-rider chains.” -TC

 “I’m not learning anything from LIV Hong Kong.” -TC

“The first thing I texted you after I watched Full Swing is ‘Dude, dope kitchen, love what you’re doing with the kitchen,’ which means in my late 30s, my priorities have changed in life.” -Soly

“Well, this event does have an asterisk on it because Talor Gooch isn’t here.” -Joel Dahmen

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807 - Sunday Players Recap

Xander Schauffele leads by one heading into the final round of the Players, as we recap our day out at TPC Sawgrass, Wyndham's chunk, Harman's 65, Scottie's health, some course setup issues, and a lot more from Saturday at the Players.

806 - Saturday Players Recap

Wyndham Clark races out to a 4 shot lead. Will Soly's pre-tournament pick go on to win? We chat about a Friday out at TPC Sawgrass, Scottie's neck, what makes the Players experience special, Roger Maltbie, Rory, a fun trivia game, and a ton more.

NLU Podcast, Episode 805: Friday Players Recap

805 - Friday Players Recap

The first round of the Players is in the books, Rory, Xander, and Wyndham all shoot 65 to race out to the lead, Vik and Jordan confront Rory about a couple of drops, TPC Sawgrass plays benign, and everything else from our day on-site at the Players.

NLU Podcast, Episode 804: Thursday Players Live Show

804 - Thursday Players Live Show

TC & Randy are back this week to chop it up. They offer some mea culpas, discuss some new pet peeves, and then highlight the most important news stories from around the globe. Enjoy!

280: TC & Randy Chop Session

Our High Noon Happy Hour Preview show covers our week at the Players to date, reactions to Jay Monahan's press conference, Rory's comments, as well as Xander, Scottie, and others. We also make our picks for the week, what groups we want to follow, what hole at TPC Sawgrass we would tweak if we could, and a lot more.

803 - Players Happy Hour Preview

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Crash Course, Episode 37: Springfield Country Club (Ohio)

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787 - LIVE from the Range at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

No Laying Up Podcast

The No Laying Up collective chops it up with a wide variety of guests from all corners of the golf world, and more importantly, guests from the golf-adjacent world. 

