Two friends recount a day in Pinehurst — lunch at the Track, a tour of renovated clubs, and a round at beloved Mid Pines — mixing golf stories, memories, and golf-writing anecdotes about a Golfer’s Journal piece on "Oscar W. Butosh and the Redneck Rota."

Along the way they swap humorous tales about reading audiobooks, backyard rainstorms, bourbon and local food finds, debate new weight-loss drugs, and riff on baseball, college tournaments, and historic taverns. It’s a conversational, down-home episode about golf, friendship, and regional culture.

Two friends recount a raucous golf weekend filled with new drivers, unexpected thunderstorms and plenty of bourbon. Between stories of Saucon Valley, equipment lore involving Big Bertha and modern gear, and colorful tangents from college sports to odd competitions, the episode celebrates the fellowship of golf and the lighter side of life.

Hosts return from a beach break to trade stories about golf, contests and life on the course. They discuss a friendly PGA pick’em, pace-of-play rangers, and memorable courses including Royal Ashdown Forest and Pinehurst.

The episode also covers topical items like North Carolina sports-betting revenue, the Postal Service gun-shipping proposal, and the financial collapse of LIV golf, all mixed with lively banter, listener quips and the podcast’s new website.