D.J. and Neil have this weekend’s pod as Aldrich Potgieter wins in a five-hole playoff in Detroit over Max Greyserman and Chris Kirk. We talk all things Rocket Classic - including Collin Morikawa beefing with the media - before touching on results from the U.S. Senior Open, LIV Dallas, DP World Tour, and KFT. We also share some fun anecdotes from a recent Titleist shoot, other news and notes, and a personal golf discussion.
Was anyone able to decipher the name of the sports psychologist Neil mentioned? I couldn’t catch it, even with the AI transcription.
Massachusetts folks gonna be up in arms about the pronunciation of Woburn. “Woah-burn” was tough to hear
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I almost dropped my phone when I heard that. I worked in Woburn for years so that was a record scratch for me.
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They should spell their cities the correct way then. It should be spelled Wooburn if they want outsiders to get it right.
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You’re so right. Allow me to introduce you to Worcester (pronounced Wuster) and Billerica (pronounced Bill-ricka). There are so many more. I’m a Massachusetts transplant from the south and these names are still absurd to me.
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If they spelled it how they say it, how would they get mad at people for mispronouncing it? I’d love to hear Neil run through a list of towns in Mass
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Poor @djpie having to sit through MORE examination of his golf game. The intervention continues for the poor guy i guess.
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DJ and Neil is a sneaky sick duo of the NLU lineup. They can riff off each other so well
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Hey DJ, speaking of the par 3 course in Milwaukee you played I have an etiquette question I was hoping the no laying up guys could tackle. Should you bring a range finder to a par 3 course? Kim speaking with some experience of the par 3 courses in Milwaukee, which are great, but the scorecard yardages are all over the map or simply difficult to gauge.
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