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Joe House is joined by a rotating cast of Ringer and golf-world personalities to break down the latest in golf headlines, news from social media, and delve into the world of golf gambling. Welcome to Fairway Rollin’!
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House and Hubbard are back to give their final takeaways from this year’s Masters tournament, including what the TV ratings for the event mean. They also talk about how they enjoyed seeing Tiger perform over the weekend (05:01). Then, they briefly discuss the nonsense rumors regarding Rory McIlroy joining LIV Golf and whether he can win a major this season (27:16) before offering their preview and picks for the RBC Heritage (35:35).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Scottie Scheffler does it again! House and Hubbard recap this year’s Masters tournament, starting with how Scottie pulled away to win his second green jacket and whether his career can shape up among the all-timers (01:47). Then, they discuss the impressive second-place finish from Ludvig Aberg in his major debut (26:36). Finally, they talk about the disappointing performances of Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm (33:32) and some of the best performances from players such as Collin Morikawa and Max Homa (52:36).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producers: Eduardo Ocampo and Tucker Tashjian
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House and Hubbard are here to give you their final insights heading into this year’s Masters. They discuss how big of an impact the weather will have on the field, their takeaways from the press conferences, and what they’re hearing from the likes of Jon Rahm, Wyndham Clark, and Max Homa (02:50). They end with their list of potential winners for the tournament (38:45).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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The Masters are upon us! House and Hubbard are joined by Twenty First Group’s Justin Ray to deep dive into a preview of this year’s Masters Tournament. They start off with major players, including Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm (02:27). They discuss potential sleepers, how the LIV participants will fare, and whether Tiger Woods can break the consecutive made cut record at Augusta (19:26). They end off with their picks to put on the green jacket (48:36).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Justin Ray
Producers: Eduardo Ocampo and Tucker Tashjian
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House and Nathan are back to discuss what's been missing from the tour heading into the Masters. They talk about the lack of star power, the struggling players, and how that has affected interest (04:28). Then, they talk about Alejandro Tosti and Tony Finau’s disagreement at the Houston Open and go back and forth about Scottie Scheffler’s inconsistency (16:58). Finally, they end with their preview of the Valero Texas Open (36:05).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
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House and Hubbard tee off with their recap of the Players Championship: Scottie Scheffler became the first player to win back-to-back years (02:34). They also discuss Xander Schauffele’s disappointing weekend, what stuck out from NBC’s coverage, and more. Then, in Tour de Farce, they discuss the latest merger developments (45:24) before ending with their preview for the Valspar Championship (55:30).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
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House and Hubbard kick off the show with Scottie Scheffler’s first win of the season at the API and discuss whether he’ll be able to carry the momentum forward (02:40). Then they discuss Anthony Kim’s impressive LIV performance and their reactions to Jay Monahan’s recent press conference (16:34). Finally, they are joined by Pat Mayo of the ‘Pat Mayo Experience’ to preview the Players Championship and offer their favorite plays for the tournament (26:31).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Pat Mayo
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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1House and Hubbard start off with Austin Eckroat’s Cognizant Classic win and then preview the upcoming Arnold Palmer Invitational (02:23). Then, they discuss their first impressions of ‘Full Swing’ Season 2 (15:51) before being joined by one of the stars of the show, Joel Dahmen, to discuss his episode and what the past year has been like for him as a father, golfer, and celebrity (22:26). They end with their favorite picks for the API (49:38).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Joel Dahmen
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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House and Hubbard tee off with their recap of the Mexico Open and Jake Knapp’s victory, continuing a trend of long shots who have won tournaments this season (01:56). They then give their thoughts on the latest iteration of the Match, Anthony Kim’s LIV debut, and more (15:00). Finally, they end off with their preview and picks for this weekend’s Cognizant Classic (42:34).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
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House and Hubbard start the pod with their recap of an unusual Genesis Invitational, including Tiger Woods’s withdrawal, Hideki Matsuyama’s dominant win, and Jordan Spieth’s bizarre disqualification (02:16). After, they preview and offer their favorite picks for the Mexico Open at Vidanta (34:16).
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House and Hubbard tee off with a recap of the Waste Management Open, discussing the rowdy crowd that caused frustration among players, whether it will lead top players to forgo the event in the future, and more (02:19). Then, they discuss the continued debate over equity allocation for players and the launch of Tiger Woods’s new apparel company, Sun Day Red (22:25). Lastly, they preview and give their favorite picks for the Genesis Invitational (38:51).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
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House and Hubbard start the pod by recapping the shortened Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Wyndham Clark’s win, how LIV Golf was able to take advantage of the lone Sunday spot, and more (01:44). Then, they discuss the PGA’s investment agreement of up to $3 billion with Strategic Sports Group (31:04). Finally, they preview and offer their favorite picks for the WM Phoenix Open (39:24).
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House and Nathan start off with their takeaways from the Farmers Insurance Open, including Matthieu Pavon’s victory and bad putting performances from the likes of Xander Schauffele and Keegan Bradley (02:26). Then, they talk about the news of the week, including Anthony Kim’s potential comeback (16:12), and end off with their preview of and favorite picks for the Pebble Beach Pro-Am (32:10).
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House and Hubbard are joined by the Action Network’s Jason Sobel to discuss Nick Dunlap’s win at the American Express; he's the first amateur to win a PGA Tour event in over 30 years (03:40). They discuss whether he’ll decide to go pro or remain at school and how this win highlights the surge of young golfers. They then preview and offer their favorite picks for the Farmers Insurance Open (45:54).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Jason Sobel
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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House and Hubbard start the pod by recapping the results of the Sony Open, including Grayson Murray’s win and Carl Yuan’s controversial free drop during the 18th hole (02:32). Then, they delve into some golf business, including Jay Monahan’s reported meeting in Saudi Arabia for PGA-LIV merger talks (20:39). Finally, they end with their preview of and picks for this weekend’s American Express tournament (27:13).
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House and Hubbard recap everything from the Sentry, including Chris Kirk’s victory, an encouraging putting performance from Scottie Scheffler, and Jordan Spieth’s roller-coaster weekend (07:05). They then react to recent golf news, including Tiger Woods and Nike ending their 27-year partnership (23:12). They end off with their preview and favorite bets for the Sony Open (36:17).
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The 2024 PGA Tour is about to tee off, and House and Hubbard are here to preview what’s to come in this new season. They start off with their thoughts on this year’s schedule, which tournaments Tiger will play in, and the LIV-PGA merger (04:11). Then, they give their predictions for this season, including whether players like Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland will win a major, who will become a rising star, and more (29:41). Finally, they end with their favorite picks for this weekend’s Sentry tournament (49:48).
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House and Hubbard are back, and with a busy winter season, they run through the recent cycle of golf stories. They start off by discussing Tiger Woods’s recent return at the Hero World Challenge and his playing future (03:02). Then, they talk about the rumors that Jon Rahm will head to LIV Golf (15:43). They end off by discussing the finalists for the PGA Tour Player of the Year, the universal golf ball rollback, and more (39:27)!
Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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House and Hubbard are back to discuss the latest from the fall season, including if Max Homa’s fall run signals a major win next season (01:57). Then, they delve into the recent business developments from the PGA Tour, including a recent Washington Post report that the tour is considering new private investors (23:14). Finally, they preview this weekend’s RSM Classic and offer their favorite picks for the tournament (45:24).
Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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House and Hubbard start the pod by going over Tom Kim’s Shriners victory and Collin Morikawa’s Zozo Championship victory (03:00). They also discuss Nathan’s experience at Shriners and the energy around Lexi Thompson (13:50). Then, The Wall Street Journal’s Andrew Beaton joins the show to discuss the ongoing Ryder Cup fallout (19:10), the current state of LIV Golf (28:07), and if the LIV-PGA deal will even happen (37:33).
Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Andrew Beaton
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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Really not liking the season two lineup and flow. show just isn't the same without Shackelford