Unbiased. Independent. NoPuttsGiven.
The #NoPuttsGiven golf podcast (powered by MyGolfSpy). “The World’s Most Extensive Golf Gear Reviews”
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Unbiased. Independent. NoPuttsGiven.
The #NoPuttsGiven golf podcast (powered by MyGolfSpy). “The World’s Most Extensive Golf Gear Reviews”
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Tony and Chris debate how golf's four major championships are likely to change in 2023 and for $2 million is there any equipment brand that deserves every spot in your bag?
Tony and Harry grill Chris after his week walking inside the ropes on the Korn Ferry Tour while caddying for MJ Daffue.
Tony and Chris sit down with Dr. Paul Wood, VP of Engineering at PING golf where we explore solar flares, why PING might know more about golf shafts than Fujikura and whether the shaft band on your putter might be costing you strokes.
Tony and Chris sit down with Josh Talge of Titleist to discuss the new TSr metalwoods, best breakfast cereals and what Titleist can do that popular boutique clubfitters can't!
Chris and Tony sit down with Mizuno product engineer and marketing manager, Chris Voshall. Topics include: Best Mizuno iron design of all time, whether paying PGA Tour pros makes and sense and what on earth is a Donkey Shovel?
Tony and Chris debate whether golf shoes can offer bona fide technology and which current PGA Tour players have gotten WORSE since switching equipment. Let's get it!
What's it like trying to design clubs for Bryson DeChambeau and why you might hit 3-wood farther than your driver! We sit down with industry veteran and VP of R&D at Cobra Golf, Tom Olsavsky.
The golf industry is booming, but at what cost? Tony and Chris discuss the plight of the PGA professional and whether a paradigm shift is underway. And what's the deal with the PGA Championship and $18 for a mediocre (at best) beer?
Tony and Chris chat with MyGolfSpy's own Harry Nodwell and debate the role of equipment companies against the backdrop of the emerging LIV Golf sponsored Saudi Golf League.
Chris and Tony discuss what the USGA told equipment manufacturers regarding a likely ball rollback as well as the role of technology in the modern game.