Chapter 1: What is the main topic of the best PGA Championship draft?
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ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the no laying up podcast solly here got another draft best of major championships you guys seem to really dig uh when we drafted our favorite majors best majors uh into our collection we did it again for the pga championship very different exercise we break down all of that here uh as we get into it we got three new judges this time around.
So stick around to the end to see who actually wins the greatest collection draft of PGA championships. We might as well just do these for all four majors this year, assuming this is going to continue to be a hit. So thank you very much for tuning in. We'll give a shout out to our friends at Titleist, of course. Golf ball fitting. Massively important. Just ask Cameron Young.
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Chapter 2: How do the hosts explain the drafting process for PGA Championships?
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all right we're back you guys are back for some more punishment after i wiped the slate last go around that's not true oh yeah it was a complete sweep it is kind of true we could we could quibble with how he did it but it is definitely true
Bunch of simps.
We are back here to draft our best PGAs, favorite PGAs. It is, you know, did you want to explain the, if people maybe missed the master's draft, explain kind of the thought process of how we're doing this.
Yeah, I think we started just trying to get people frothed up for the masters, which is, which is turns out very easy to do. Right. And so we're just kind of like, well, you know, let's get in a, in a digital room and just start chopping it up about old masters. Everybody pick your favorites, put together a little collection.
Uh, and then that went well and we kind of painted ourselves into a corner. I feel like where it's like, well, now we gotta do the PGA. Uh, and it's just very different exercise, TC. I mean, this is a, this is a very different situation.
yeah uh i've never felt more confident that the pga should just blow everything up rethink rethink it all a lot of golf courses that don't exist anymore a lot of golf courses in ohio as you mentioned a lot of random places in new york
pga national ncr in august pga national in august that they did in 1987. i learned a little bit about the pga one i learned my memories about this tournament are not nearly as strong as they were uh you know maybe the us opens or even open championships uh a lot of man that really happened that that totally happened A lot of bad AI in this one, too.
I hope you guys didn't use too much AI in this one.
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Chapter 3: What are the historical insights shared about the PGA Championship?
some so he's gonna dig up so despite being extremely transparent with the process last time these guys did what they do we're sore losers whined about the judges uh corruption simps i believe was the phrase that came about uh no historians as we go to record this one uh we only have one judge officially lined up that is max homa hopefully i still noted tiger simp
that's that's a good point let me look up max homa pj championship results real quick uh we're gonna get some more historical people involved in this one and you know we'll we'll you'll see at the end kind of who our judges are because you'll learn uh we we don't know that as as of recording right now but that's good that's even even more just cook your food tc i'm gonna know i'm worried and we need somebody in the 31 000 because this is a pga of america production here
Here's the only hesitation I have here is just based on the outlandish kind of... you know, childish behavior you guys put forth after the last one, like the chance to act childish between recording and deciding the judges, like trying to, you know, oh, I drafted historical. That means we need to get this guy. I need this guy to be my judge. I can see that coming.
Historical exercise. I think we could gerrymander the judges if we all get to pick one.
No, we're not all picking one. You know what? I might have to outsource this to Cody, I think. Yeah.
Don't do anything. Get him. No, I'm going to get Seth. Get him. Get him in the building. He's got a good one.
He's got a dog in this fight anymore. You have to drop the Keegan one if that's the case. What? Okay, so explain the collection. Again, what are what are we? If we're drafting this, you want the best collection of PGA championships, but kind of explain that that kind of process.
well i think this just kind of naturally uh happened last time where it's like the the the analogy we kept using was like records on a shelf right you're trying to you're trying to amass some collectibles which is much easier again with the masters uh i think that it is necessarily with the pga championship even though there's far more pga championships I guess slightly, slightly more.
But yeah, so I think we were kind of looking at it. You know, Randy was trying to have these unique championships. That's where he went with his collection for the Masters. It was, he picked one of the COVID Masters. He picked the first international winner. I forget what other bad.
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Chapter 4: What memorable moments from the PGA Championships are discussed?
kind of goaded 25 30 year pro and then four you know he's not he's goaded but he's not not that yeah so they think that that v five will be goaded at golf that's it skips a generation
V. That's really good.
So we said this. We're going to do the draft order for this in order of how you finished in our Masters pool. Not the Masters draft, but our Masters pool that we did ahead of that. You guys let me get Rory and Cam Young at the snake into that.
Who won that? Surprise, surprise. Yeah, that one was rigged too.
I don't know how, but... was rigged he's winning you guys got all the good draft picks and you left me rory and cam young thanks for that you guys left me bryson and john rob i don't know how that yeah that didn't go so well So all that to say the order will be me, then Neil, then TC, then DJ. Randy's unable to be with us today because he is on vacation.
Yeah, he hates the PJs. He's a conjecture to the PJ championship as well.
We will be snaking from there. So DJ will go five, TC six, Neil seven, I'm eight. And then we will repeat the process all the way to four rounds, four rounds, a collection of four PGA championships.
unless we decide to add a fifth yeah unless you really hate your teams like you tried to do at the masters draft which only made my team stronger so do that would you pick up with your last pick when we did max oh that's right i think you beat your whole team for sure you definitely did
any macro pga championship takeaways we want to want to get on the record or you want those just come out naturally match play was sick that's the big one for me it was glory's last chance uh i think added added juice to this major shot last shot i mean yeah choose your own adventure there
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Chapter 5: How did the judges evaluate the drafts of the hosts?
And I just have these memories, almost like slideshow memories, of these scenes of Phil just with his eyes closed behind the ball. It was like namaste shit, where you're like, God, he's just... like mentally willing himself into hitting these shots. It was, it was incredible. And oh my God, it was awesome. So yeah, lots happened since then, but that was, we don't talk about it enough.
Totally agree.
tc i have no idea what's coming i i don't either i'm between two right now and i am gonna go with the 1974 pga championship at tanglewood in uh in i don't even know where it is yeah it's like in the it's it's in forsyth county north carolina suburb of winston-salem it's like a
true muni and i remember golfer's journal did a piece on this forever ago and just like the pictures of this it's so jarring all the like all the caddies are wearing these yellow jumpsuits trevino wins by one stroke over jack nicholas
uh it just feels like like ray floyd is first round leader uh you got sam sneed who's 62 years old at the time finishes tied for third for his third consecutive top 10 finish in the event
this championship coincided with the resignation of president nixon who left office on the friday of the event just a lot of like a very specific place in time for our country and for for golf specifically got ray floyd hubert green tom watson jim colbert you know all them kind of involved here dave hill gary player finishes solo seventh al guyberger
It's like the pictures really set this one off for me when I when I looked at everything. I'm like, man, that's it truly felt like almost like Mike Davis, maybe before Mike Davis was even Mike Davis as far as we're going to play this thing on a true muni. I don't know. I don't like I've never heard anything about that course ever since. Never laid eyes on it.
It's it's Yeah, I'm just fascinated by it.
So
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Chapter 6: What strategies did the hosts use to select their favorite PGA Championships?
No, that was... I don't think he was in that one.
I think he... Things started to go south in 94. Yeah. PGA Tour season deep dive. He was sober by 94 in theory. He was still getting in fights with people. Yeah, he wasn't doing great.
Yeah.
uh nevertheless we're back in 1991 everything is uh things are great we're on the way up pretty pretty fairy tale stuff i mean just i don't know probably like the biggest uh how is this not a movie moment in golf history one of them you know it's just a like phil's unlikely of a winner but phil's also phil you know this is like uh just even even crazier in a lot of ways
so uh first year on cbs sports in 25 years they've been on abc there you go good ratings boost yeah 76 i think macro question do you think pga i know we've had some random open championship winners but
more Cinderella stories for PGA than any other major like like this a rich beam you know is that would you Sean McKeel Sean McKeel exactly Jason or even Keegan winning his first one yeah is that just because the field's so big I think there's something there with the Masters of even when like setting maybe Danny Willett aside even when a Cinderella wins the Masters he comes back
every year for the rest of his career. And he feels like less of a Cinderella because he becomes so much more familiar in your consciousness.
yeah i also think he's there but i mean maybe it's just because we just came off of the masters but there's also just so much course history and course knowledge that goes into that particular golf course that it feels like it's veterans that have been around for a long time that end up winning there uh whereas the pga different course every year it's not necessarily the the toughest test in golf like the us open which i think weeds a lot of people out so it's kind of just like
still it's like what is it random field random courses yeah i mean i think this kind of speaks to the whole the whole problem with it just be really hot in florida yeah go to oklahoma in the middle of the summer yeah so i'll take 1991. i think that's a great pick i love that pick i i was gonna take it was i was between that one it just wasn't weird enough i just didn't have the chance i didn't have the opportunity to take that one no i think i i appreciate it
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Chapter 7: What are the highlights of the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills?
Yeah, yeah. Let's go after Player, not him.
You had Miller Barber finish T5, Charles Cootie, Orville Moody. All the hitters were out there. Floyd shot 74 to win by one.
gosh and it was it was the all-time attendance record uh it was 106 000 for for all days 80 000 for just the four the four rounds of tournament days so it was lit weren't there were any tickets to give away like that's true about that man love to get her if she was there her perspective for sure on the proceedings nationally that was interesting great great selection tc good one
All right. I... God, I love the... I'm surprised this one fell to me. I'm going 1995, gentlemen. Steve Elkington wins in a playoff over Colin Montgomery at Riviera Country Club.
I was hoping this was going to fall to me, Neil.
Awesome course. Just two characters. Just two of the great characters of our time. You know, or before our time. But, I mean, Elk, like the best storyteller in golf. Monty, this is probably... I mean, I know a few U.S. Opens, but this was a tough one for him because he didn't really lose this one. He just got straight up beat. So Elk started six shots back, balls out.
He's got a great – I was watching a clip this morning of him recounting this round. He's like, I'm just hitting these beautiful fades, you know, just fades. I was worried about two tee shots, the one on five and the one on 13 where he had to hit a draw. He does it. He points out the second shot in the 13 is the best golf shot he's ever hit.
Like if I have to go to one shot where my body's doing exactly just –
exactly what i want just l go go it's on like secret tour youtube channel secret go watch this secret golf yeah his god that was great it was like the original uh content he was like the original golf content creator yeah he's just ahead of his round and there's nothing better than when elk gets on a roll telling a story so he hits his awesome shot in the 13 pin high and uh i think he shot 64.
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Chapter 8: What conclusions do the hosts draw about the future of the PGA Championship?
This was like peak Brooks, right? Was this the second consecutive one? He'd won Bethpage the year before?
No, Bethpage the year after. And he was a little... He'd won the US Open the year before. Yeah. Shaky's not the right word, but it wasn't as dominant at Bethpage down the stretch. It was like he kind of hung on to that one. I feel like I remember that. He'd won back-to-back US Opens. Yeah. 17, 18, yeah.
yeah so this was i don't know this just this felt like very much a a true pga championship in the sense of great leaderboard they're setting it up for you know it's not it's not too too difficult they're setting up for scoring minus 16 wins um it's hot as but massive crowds in a in a kind of an underserved midwestern golf market that seems like kind of the recipe that that the pga of america had for success there from
Kind of these glory days of the late 90s into... It's glory's last shot, man. Mid-2010s, late 2010s. Last chance. Yeah. Listen, I'm trying to endear myself to the people of St. Louis because we have to go there later this year for the BMW Championship. Smart.
it was the third hole i think uh par three if i remember right this when tiger stuffed it into that pin one of the loudest like gallery sounds uh i can recall of a sunday like a tiger chart like that was just such a real tiger charge uh on that day i think he bogeyed what what hold he bogeyed six and he bogeyed 14. Okay. And he didn't birdie was 17 a par five. Like he had a chance in this one.
He shot 64 with, with a bogey on the back nine and a par on a par five.
And I feel like I remember Brooks hitting just like a five, four or five iron into one of the par threes on the back. That was just like a, you know, Lights out.
Lights out. Special, like just deep cavernous. Damn.
He hits like 10 feet from like, you know, two 40 or whatever, you know, whatever it was, it's hot balls, balls jumping out there.
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