Episode 37: Goodbye 2025
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Episode 37: Goodbye 2025
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About this listen
We are a group of Florida State University alumni who decided to take our group text and turn it into this podcast. Week in and week out we discuss all things golf from PGA Tour events to our own personal experiences.
Our final episode of 2025! We are very thankful to be going strong with all our listeners since we started back in April of this year. Here is to a better 2026!
We started this episode with discussing Pop Stroke and how Top Golf, Driveshack and other simulator type bar environments can shape the way golf is perceived. We discussed Scottie getting his 4th straight PGA Tour player of the year, The Grant Thornton Invitational, Q School Finals (which included bonus golf for a tour card) and a new signature event in the Cadillac Championship being held at Trump National Doral.
We spoke about what we would with for when it came to our own golf games and we had a couple of good asks: hole in one on a golf trip, no more 3 putts, Wyndham Clark getting kicked off the tour for vandilizing multiple golf facilities. What would your ask be?
We cannot wait to attend the PGA Show in Orlando in January and our Outer Banks NC Golf Trip in March. Many more things to come, more content, more info, more bets.
So here is to a happy and health holiday and new years for all and to keep growing the tribe in 2026!
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