Our good friend Jordan Thomas joins us for the Ryder Cup preview show. Who is the best singles match to look for? Do captains really matter? What does Steve Jobs and Bill Gates have to do with it? Who does Mike, Eddie, Jordan, and Chris have winning it?

We answer all those questions and more.

Sports writer and author Nate Oxman sits down with us to explore his love for golf and family. He talks about how his love for golf helped him become the writer he is today.

His new book, The Philly Phenoms, examines how the love of golf plays a significant role in a father and son's life.

Sit down and enjoy this heart felt episode on life, golf, and family.

Our first episode after rebranding to a golf lifestyle podcast, we welcome Jordan Thomas to the show. He is the founder of the Jordan Thomas Foundation; a non-profit helping kids get the prostheses they need to lead healthy and active lives.

In 2005, Jordan lost both his legs below the knees in a boating accident when he was just 16 years old. Shortly after learning how hard it is for kids to obtain prostheses, he started his foundation and never looked back. Winner of the 2022 USGA U.S. Open adaptive golf tournament, Jordan shares his own story, his love for golf and giving back to kids.