Broadcaster Andrew Cotter and fan favourite Tour player Eddie Pepperell are joined by Iain Carter, to bring you meandering conversation about the world of golf and the world in general.
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Broadcaster Andrew Cotter and fan favourite Tour player Eddie Pepperell are joined by Iain Carter, to bring you meandering conversation about the world of golf and the world in general.
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This week our rambling trio are in contrasting states of health as Andrew returns from Paris with la grippe d’homme while Iain professes to be both invigorated and taller due to Pilates. Meanwhile Eddie is back from Qatar where he says it was hot. They proceed to talk about failing to break 90 despite driving q̶u̶i̶t̶e̶ very well and the gambling paradox in sport. Eddie also confesses that he nearly killed somebody with fruit.
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On this week’s episode Eddie gives us all an insight into the pressure and emotions of professional golf, while Andrew and Iain wonder if their own golf careers could be significantly improved by moving to Guam. We also take a diversion into the world of 1970s advertising, consider the prospect of more LIV defections and Iain then tells us all about an exciting new band he thinks we should listen to.
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Eddie rejoins the party, suffering from a post-modern cold but able to reflect on his efforts in Spain so far, while Andrew reveals some startling numbers from his golf club fitting. We abandon efforts to guess Iain’s age and instead examine LIV’s ongoing lack of world ranking points and also come to the conclusion that Talor Gooch will leave no lasting legacy in the game of golf but may well leave enormous piles of money to his descendants.
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With Eddie travelling and drying out, Andrew and Iain remain to talk rugby in Paris, being ghosted by golfers and honorific titles in St Andrews. There is further discussion of LIV being welcomed by the golfing establishment, payment at the Ryder Cup and Lexi Thompson playing on the PGA Tour. And whether you want it or not, there is also a brief history of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
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Andrew and Iain are still riding the waves of Europe's emphatic win in Rome where they discuss, along with Eddie, how Europe dominated on the first day and how, at one point, they almost looked like losing it on the last. They talk about the USA's attitude and some unruly fan behaviour as well as why there are so few golf courses in Greece and Eddie remembers a round with the 7th richest person in the world.
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Once again defeated by really quite basic technology, Andrew and Iain end up sharing one microphone in Rome as well as sharing further thoughts on the upcoming Ryder Cup. Eddie returns to offer some insight into potential pairings and offers an 'insight' into the mentality of the French - neither of which may be correct. The trio also reflect on Brookline 99, debate which national foodstuff you would prefer to be armed with and reveal the true weight of Jon Rahm.
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By various means of travel Andrew and Iain have made it to the Ryder Cup, with a failed attempt to pod with Eddie en route. Instead, he’ll join an extra pod coming soon and it’s left to the two inferior golfers to review the Solheim, preview the Ryder, while also discussing Jon Rahm's weight, guilt-walks on Italian motorways and Ludvig Åberg’s preferred choice of budget airline.
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An episode in which The TCF guys (not yet a thing) are fractured - Andrew preparing for rugby duties again, Iain in Spain for the Solheim Cup and Eddie once again in Ibiza to recharge his batteries. Eddie makes a brief cameo appearance, but mostly it’s left to the other two to discuss Solheim and Ryder Cup pairings, the possibility of more LIV signings and a former US Champion called Ebenezer. That’s TCF for you.
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A bonus Friday pod from Wentworth. With Eddie battling away on the course, Andrew and Iain bring all Åberg name-chat to a happy conclusion, while hearing in-depth from Bob MacIntyre and less in-depth from Rory McIlroy. They also remember all the shenanigans of The Ryder Cup at Kiawah Island in 1991. AKA The Wår on the Shöre.
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The inaugural in-person pod as Andrew, Iain and Eddie are together at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth for the pro-am day, recording the show in between the first tee and the practice putting green. Amongst the hooked tee shots the three discuss the rough in Rome and analyse Matt Fitzpatrick's resistance band. They also gush over Adam Scott's swing, react to a bad review and look at the etymology of Cincinnati.
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