Episode 55 (Part 1) is out now! Matt and Rob sit down with Mike Blackham to break down the best golf experiences in the U.S. — and Mike doesn’t hold back. From the spiritual experience of Augusta National, to his all-time favorite at National Golf Links, and the course he’d

Rob shares why golf course architecture is finally moving away from designs that focus only on difficulty. For decades, being the hardest was the goal—but now the conversation is shifting. Do you think a course needs to be hard to be great? Watch the full discussion in Episode

Mike Blackham takes us through three of his favorite holes in the U.S.—a par four at National, a par five at Sand Hills, and a short but tricky par three at Myopia Hunt. Each one delivers a completely different experience, but all share one thing: unforgettable design. What’s

For Mike, the real gift of golf has been the relationships. From shared rounds to open invitations, it’s the generosity and connection that make the game unforgettable. Who has made your golf journey more meaningful? Listen to the full conversation in Episode 55 Part 1.

Rob shares how a surprise stop at a lesser-known course in England turned into one of his top 100 experiences. It’s not always the famous names that leave the biggest impression. Sometimes the best rounds happen where you least expect them. What’s your favorite under-the-radar

Mike Blackham makes a surprising call—Sunningdale over Augusta, six rounds to four. He breaks down how he'd split it between the Old and New, and gives a slight edge to one. How would you divide your ten rounds between these two courses? Episode 56 Part 2 is out now.

In Episode 56 Pt. 2, Mike Blackham shares his dream golf foursome: Tiger Woods, Steph Curry, and Mitt Romney. Solid lineup with a mix of greatness, class, and a little Utah flair. Who’s making your dream foursome? Drop one pro, one celebrity, and one politician (living or dead)

Most overlooked golf trip in the world? According to Mike Blackham, it’s not Ireland, not Scotland… it’s England. Everyone talks St. Andrews, Lahinch, Turnberry—meanwhile England is just quietly sitting on top-tier golf with barely any American traffic. Do you agree, or is

Which Japanese golf tradition are you not bringing back to the States? Multiple greens/tees that change the course daily A full sit-down lunch at the turn A group hot bath after the round Mike's leaving lunch behind. You? What’s staying—and what’s getting dropped? Let’s hear

Not all heroes wear capes. Wayne Vallis is quietly turning dream rounds into reality. Whether it’s taking strangers out on the Old Course or inviting curious fans in for a drink at the iconic St. Andrews Golf Club. Have you ever had a stranger change your day (or round) for the

Imagine a course so exclusive only two groups play it per year. You take a ferry—or a private jet—to get there. Caddies waiting. Chef on-site. A round that breaks your swing and your bank account. Ardfin Estate is the most expensive golf experience Rob’s ever had. And he doesn't

The ones who said Royal Troon wasn’t great? Terrible golfers. The ones who said it was incredible? Low handicaps. We’ll let you guess which group was right. The postage stamp lived up to the hype—and the bunkers were even worse than they look on TV. Shot 77 in the wind, first

Checked into a hotel off the 18th, ordered a drink, and walked into a tee time at Royal Troon thanks to a complete stranger. His wife wasn’t thrilled—but Rob was. Moments like this are what make golf special. Ever had a random course hookup like that? Drop your best “you won’t

LIV Golf through the eyes of someone who’s actually been: smaller crowds, better access, a laid-back vibe, and yes — fireworks and parajumpers. Is this the future of fan-friendly golf? Or just a flashy distraction from the real thing? Watch the full breakdown in Episode 57 and

You might not get on Pine Valley… but Mike Blackham says you can get pretty darn close. According to him, the Heathland tracks near London — Sunningdale Old & New, Swinley, the works — are the closest you’ll find to the real thing. Ever played out there? Think it lives up to

Episode 58 - 9 Holes, 9 Questions w/ the Wenzel Family: Building Business, Love of Golf, & Politics PJ Wenzel Alex Wenzel youtu.be/SKhMnu4luRQ?si… via YouTube

Royal County Down or Ballybunion? ‍Mike says it’s a 7–3 split, but not everyone agrees. Is a weak finish enough to knock RCD down a peg? Or do the views and dunes still make it world-class? ⛳️ Watch Episode 56 to hear the full debate: youtu.be/t_Sv-n1IRZ8?si… Which side are you

Thinking about starting a business? The Wenzels have one big question for you: What’s your value? 💡 In a crowded, competitive space, it’s not enough to just “show up.” You’ve got to bring something unique, something that makes people choose you. Whether it’s a product, a

Snowstorms, cheap flights, and no new cars, just doing whatever it took to make it work. Matt and PJ kept it scrappy in the early days and stayed focused on what mattered most: reinvesting every bit of early success back into the business. No lifestyle inflation. No