Best Podcast Episodes About Masters Golf Tournament
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Updated: Apr 13, 2026 – 11 episodes
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“You know, as I watch the Masters in the background, Yeah. I so badly want to have the personality that could sit still, first of all. I wish you had that personality too. And listen, I enjoy watching golf here and there, but I'm a pace around the living room in the late innings of a baseball game type of guy. I'm a Sunday ticket, six things going on at once type of guy. When I hear guys like our pal Dan Byer and plenty of friends I have that are like, I'm just chilling, not …”
“You know, as I watch the Masters in the background, Yeah. I so badly want to have the personality that could sit still, first of all. I wish you had that personality too. And listen, I enjoy watching golf here and there, but I'm a pace around the living room in the late innings of a baseball game type of guy. I'm a Sunday ticket, six things going on at once type of guy. When I hear guys like our pal Dan Byer and plenty of friends I have that are like, I'm just chilling, not moving, just for days watching the Masters. You must have extreme concentration skills. I love golf. I always say that there going to come a point where I know I going to turn to golf as I get older But I am not cut from the personality to sit and watch golf And I respect the people that do it But Danny I guess that I a late innings baseball pacing …”
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The Masters is so strict that former champions have been kicked out for sneaking in phones! The host admits he lacks the chill to sit through the entire tournament, highlighting the bizarre rules that make the event unique. From calling it the 'bunker' to the 'first cut,' the Masters has a culture that might not be for everyone.
“… point in my book somewhere they moved one up 10 yards for patron flow purposes I believe So it's only 445 now, which like in terms of modern length golf holes, that's that's a driver wedge for these guys. Roaring hit three wood, which was very strange to me. just like just hit it perfectly even with that fairway bunker i was like it seems like you can just hit driver over but uh that was that was interesting uh morikawa gritty gritty 68 didn't know what we're gonna get from your guy this week randy uh you know he's he's talking about mental scar tissue he's talking about you know not being able …”
“… tough start. Sorry, it was a smile. Yeah, it wasn't good. Also, guys, is one... I used to remember guys going in that bunker on one. It was like cool you making Bo Never to be seen again Yeah I know It feels like one is a fucking pushover At some point in my book somewhere they moved one up 10 yards for patron flow purposes I believe So it's only 445 now, which like in terms of modern length golf holes, that's that's a driver wedge for these guys. Roaring hit three wood, which was very strange to me. just like just hit it perfectly even with that fairway bunker i was like it seems like you can just hit driver over but uh that was that was interesting uh morikawa gritty gritty 68 didn't know what we're gonna get from your guy this week randy uh you know he's he's talking about mental scar tissue he's talking about you know not being able to pull the trigger it was that's that's good stuff 68 68 on the weekend yeah completely uncompetitive top 10 stolen valor wiki yellow uh birdies in a row yeah that's right 12 13 14 15 and 16 all while wearing that ugly ugly shirt and i'll say we saw him warming up this morning like and it looked like he was swinging about 80 on the range like he …”
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The Masters is facing a cultural shift with increased commercialism and social media saturation, causing concern among traditionalists about preserving its legacy.
“… I would like to talk about the overall setup, but I will just note like at the end of the day and Rory being in one of the last groups today, the golf course, I mean, DataGolf just posted something. This golf course got a whole heck of a lot easier, relatively speaking, in the last 90 minutes to two hours of play today. And credit to Rory. He took full advantage of that. Still had to hit the shots, still had to make the putts. I don't begrudge him that. I think it's just a mixture of, hey, he ended up having a great tee time based on what the conditions ended up being. He took advantage and …”
“… strokes uh you know there is the Greg Norman was up four after 36 holes and lost by five I just I I don't see that Deej um I listen you you gotta have a combination of skill and a little bit of luck to win around here I think particularly, you know, I would like to talk about the overall setup, but I will just note like at the end of the day and Rory being in one of the last groups today, the golf course, I mean, DataGolf just posted something. This golf course got a whole heck of a lot easier, relatively speaking, in the last 90 minutes to two hours of play today. And credit to Rory. He took full advantage of that. Still had to hit the shots, still had to make the putts. I don't begrudge him that. I think it's just a mixture of, hey, he ended up having a great tee time based on what the conditions ended up being. He took advantage and he set himself up beautifully for this weekend. I think it'll get a little bit closer. I don't think he's going to keep extending, but I would be pretty shocked if he's not putting on the jacket Sunday. I just feel Like after last year, getting the scar tissue cleared out, I don't really foresee something happening where he's not our winner. What do …”
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Rory McIlroy is poised to win the Masters, having overcome past mental hurdles and playing with a blend of patience and confidence.
“… clunky short two putts for his bogey and cam young is your leader uh at that point so he's going on an absolute tear uh on the other side of the golf course hitting some trees and bouncing back in the fairway uh a couple times on on his own but uh yeah man just a pretty surreal like i was thinking about it last night kind of during and after the show and i'm like man well you know we're joking about the block party stuff and why why does this feel a little different and i was just kind of thinking like whenever something you know you have you have rogers banister go and and run the four …”
“… miss another tough spot he hits it up on that down slope just short of where the pine straw is so he's in the short grass on the down slope doesn't looks like he's a little indecisive uh on what to do ends up hitting a wedge uh just kind of a little clunky short two putts for his bogey and cam young is your leader uh at that point so he's going on an absolute tear uh on the other side of the golf course hitting some trees and bouncing back in the fairway uh a couple times on on his own but uh yeah man just a pretty surreal like i was thinking about it last night kind of during and after the show and i'm like man well you know we're joking about the block party stuff and why why does this feel a little different and i was just kind of thinking like whenever something you know you have you have rogers banister go and and run the four minute mile like if he does it again two weeks later it's like okay all right well yeah i mean yeah pretty cool but now it's just like yeah what if we kind of like uh nick is achilles a little bit you think he could do it again now like let's you know let's let's see that that's kind of a little bit uh i'm feeling today where a a absolute runaway would …”
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Rory McIlroy faces pressure as Cam Young takes the lead at Augusta National, creating a thrilling showdown. Despite a rocky round, Rory's potential for redemption remains high, with many believing he can still clinch the win. This moment highlights the unpredictability of golf and the excitement of the Masters.
“Well, Rory McIlroy had to wait more than a decade to win the Masters and complete the Cumberland Grand Slam, but guess what? He went back-to-back. He only had to wait a year to take his second trophy because he becomes the first back-to-back champion since Tiger Woods completed defeat in 2001, 2002. Now he He joins Jack Nicklaus in 65-66, Nick Faldo 89-90, Tiger 0-1-0-2, and now Rory McIlroy does it. Rory won his sixth major title, his second or master's title, in the last 12 months, which has firmly planted …”
“Well, Rory McIlroy had to wait more than a decade to win the Masters and complete the Cumberland Grand Slam, but guess what? He went back-to-back. He only had to wait a year to take his second trophy because he becomes the first back-to-back champion since Tiger Woods completed defeat in 2001, 2002. Now he He joins Jack Nicklaus in 65-66, Nick Faldo 89-90, Tiger 0-1-0-2, and now Rory McIlroy does it. Rory won his sixth major title, his second or master's title, in the last 12 months, which has firmly planted himself among the 10 best golfers of all time. The question is, how high can he climb? hmm he gets back to back back to back so he only the fourth golfer to ever go back to back at the Masters He already has six major titles and he already completed the slam So he won the British Open the U Open the PGA and the Masters And two of those are Masters. …”
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Rory McIlroy made history by winning back-to-back Masters titles, becoming the first golfer since Tiger Woods to achieve this feat. At just 36, he has already secured six major championships and completed the Grand Slam, solidifying his status as one of the greatest golfers of all time. The discussion highlights the intense dedication and training required for consistency in golf, comparing it to the commitment seen in other sports.
“Yep. We are. It's a tradition like many others, Dan, and Paul is the reigning champion. Okay. So essentially what we're going to do, we each get five golfers. Okay. They're broken up into tiers based on the DraftKings odds. Okay. And it's just lowest score to par. If you have a guy miss the cut, they get plus five added to their score. Plus five? That's when it gets tricky. Oh, okay. And then, as we all know, the winner gets to pick their champion's lunch. Hmm. And if Seton were to win, I have two scenarios for him. Okay. He could come make a guest appearance, pick his menu, do the whole thing. …”
“Yep. We are. It's a tradition like many others, Dan, and Paul is the reigning champion. Okay. So essentially what we're going to do, we each get five golfers. Okay. They're broken up into tiers based on the DraftKings odds. Okay. And it's just lowest score to par. If you have a guy miss the cut, they get plus five added to their score. Plus five? That's when it gets tricky. Oh, okay. And then, as we all know, the winner gets to pick their champion's lunch. Hmm. And if Seton were to win, I have two scenarios for him. Okay. He could come make a guest appearance, pick his menu, do the whole thing. Or if he's on the road or doing something, he can pick maybe things that he thinks everyone will hate since he can't be there. Okay. Or he could join us at a restaurant. That's true. If we're on the road together. I could do that. That sounds fun. Yeah, it doesn't have to be mean-spirited, Dylan. I just was giving options. Okay. But why don't we do …”
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In a playful twist on competition, the Danettes engage in a Masters draft where each member selects five golfers based on DraftKings odds. The stakes are high: the winner gets to choose a champion's lunch, while missing the cut means a hefty penalty. With a mix of strategy and camaraderie, who will come out on top this year?
“… I'd pay them handsomely because everything is just right, as is our space. But I'm adjacent to the grounds. I'll be heading up to do live from the Masters in just a bit. I took a divot home with me in a Tupperware container when I played there. Did you plan it? Yes, I did. It didn't work, but I brought it back, and my wife goes, what's in the Tupperware? I said, oh, that's turf from Augusta. and she goes, do they know you took it? I go, no. A little late for them. The statute of limitations has run out. It's sacred ground, right? I mean, you have to give it a shot. It would have been awesome if …”
“… here that didn't exist and then we showed up one year and here's this perfect building and the lawns are manicured it's preposterous you know I wish more than anything I just wish I could find the lawn and whatever folks that they've got involved and I'd pay them handsomely because everything is just right, as is our space. But I'm adjacent to the grounds. I'll be heading up to do live from the Masters in just a bit. I took a divot home with me in a Tupperware container when I played there. Did you plan it? Yes, I did. It didn't work, but I brought it back, and my wife goes, what's in the Tupperware? I said, oh, that's turf from Augusta. and she goes, do they know you took it? I go, no. A little late for them. The statute of limitations has run out. It's sacred ground, right? I mean, you have to give it a shot. It would have been awesome if you had, like, this one stretch of grass in your yard that was better than all the rest, and you'd say, ask from Augusta. No big deal. Okay. You cover golf, but then there's golf terminology at Augusta that you've got to do a refresher so you know. like what happens if you say boy what a gallery i don't mean i don't think anything bad would happen …”
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We never thought we’d see a golfer like Scotty Scheffler, comparable to Tiger Woods, yet with a different style. His appetite to win is driven by his faith and family, making him a refreshing presence in the sport. This contrast highlights how he’s reshaping the narrative around golf greatness.
“Now, you, we're going to talk a little bit later about the Masters, but for people who don't know, we had mentioned on our podcast yesterday, Interrupted, that Drew is required to name his baby the first name of whoever wins the Masters. Yes. Required as in I told Abby that's what I want to do. and i'm sure she's fine with it a girl yes at this very moment the leader is josea marie olathabo which is the one i wanted from the beginning so jose maria i think you could even”
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Drew has made a bold decision: he will name his baby after the winner of the Masters Tournament! Currently, the frontrunner is José María Olazábal, a name Drew has been hoping for since the beginning. This quirky tradition adds a fun twist to the prestigious golf event and the excitement of impending fatherhood.
“… by High Rock Vodka. It is called the Azalea. Do you know what the Azalea is? It's, I can tell you what's in it. It's the official drink of the Masters. Oh, it's a master's week. Yeah. Okay. That makes sense. Yeah. It is the master's week. Yeah. Travis is favorite thing on the planet. One half ounce of high rock vodka, five ounces eliminated. And a half ounce of grenadine. If I drink grenadine, I break out in halves. Allegedly. Allegedly. Yeah, allegedly. We don't know for sure because I've never been tested for allergies. And he only breaks out after he's had a thousand beers and then. I've …”
“Speaking of High Rock, we've got the drink of the week presented by High Rock Vodka. It is called the Azalea. Do you know what the Azalea is? It's, I can tell you what's in it. It's the official drink of the Masters. Oh, it's a master's week. Yeah. Okay. That makes sense. Yeah. It is the master's week. Yeah. Travis is favorite thing on the planet. One half ounce of high rock vodka, five ounces eliminated. And a half ounce of grenadine. If I drink grenadine, I break out in halves. Allegedly. Allegedly. Yeah, allegedly. We don't know for sure because I've never been tested for allergies. And he only breaks out after he's had a thousand beers and then. I've got an allergy story to tell you after you're done with this. So you fill a glass with ice, pour in your high vodka lemonade, grenadine, stir, garnish it with a cherry. For me, I'm going to drink classic Red Bull and vodka. The Red Bull Red is not too bad. I actually like it. It's very refreshing. It is. It's so good. Yeah. You could probably pound …”
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The Azalea is the official drink of the Masters, made with High Rock vodka, lemonade, and grenadine, perfect for sipping while enjoying the tournament. Dale and Amy share their experiences with allergies and the challenges of getting tested, revealing the humorous side of dealing with seasonal discomfort. Join them as they navigate drinks, allergies, and the chaos of everyday life.
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Left-handed golfers can make 10 more birdies at Augusta National due to unique course advantages. Interestingly, lefties make up only 11% of the population, yet they seem to excel on certain holes. This insight challenges conventional wisdom about golfer performance and course design.
“… scott can actually tell us why we should like him and we'll be like yeah because scott's the best i think that it would it's going to be good for golf to have a guy that's dominant that we don't like yeah i think that's good for us too it keeps us on our toes as a podcast because it's very easy like scotty sheffler he he wasn't the most dynamic guy uh in front of the media when he started to win we got to know him the most likable person well the fact that he likes stew finer means that he's the man yeah no i i agree i don't i don't understand golf fans who um like everyone or like every …”
“i guess he will be coming up and he'll tell us how awesome he is that's why we have svp on so when someone wins that we don't like he can scott can actually tell us why we should like him and we'll be like yeah because scott's the best i think that it would it's going to be good for golf to have a guy that's dominant that we don't like yeah i think that's good for us too it keeps us on our toes as a podcast because it's very easy like scotty sheffler he he wasn't the most dynamic guy uh in front of the media when he started to win we got to know him the most likable person well the fact that he likes stew finer means that he's the man yeah no i i agree i don't i don't understand golf fans who um like everyone or like every single person who wins like that's just not It doesn't make sense to me. You've got to have some people you don't like. This is residual liking for all the losing that he's done in the past. Yeah. He lost so much when it counted in major, major moments that a lot of people developed that sympathy liking of Rory. And it's just like, I want this poor …”
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Having a dominant player like Rory McIlroy, even if he's not a fan favorite, is crucial for the sport of golf. It keeps the commentary lively and engages listeners who have mixed feelings about his success. The discussion highlights the importance of having contrasting opinions in sports fandom, as it adds depth to the viewing experience.
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