Big Stu-ey: Links Golf (w/Mike Golic)
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In this episode of Stugotz and Company, hosts Stugotz and Mike Golic dive into a mix of sports anecdotes, golf culture, and lighthearted banter. The conversation kicks off with a humorous story about a pregnant woman who went into labor during a hockey game in Edmonton, leading to a vivid tale of a puck striking her head and the hosts using a free T-shirt to stem the bleeding. Mike shares another personal memory involving Senator McCain’s family and a mistaken assumption about his wife’s age. The duo then shifts to golf, discussing the allure of Augusta National, the Masters, and the unique challenges of courses like Pinehurst and the Open Championship. They debate whether one should prefer a single visit to Augusta or a lifetime pass, with Mike emphasizing the value of solitude and the experience over repeated visits. The hosts also reflect on the quirks of golf caddies, the pressure of playing like pros, and the absurdity of trying to imitate professional shots. Throughout, they blend humor with genuine appreciation for the game’s traditions and the stories behind the scenes.
A single visit to Augusta National offers unmatched solitude and experience, even if you're not a skilled golfer.
Golf caddies are invaluable—trusting their advice can save you from disastrous shots.
The Masters is a unique event where the course and atmosphere are as important as the competition.
Trying to play like a pro from the fairway often leads to poor results—focus on getting on the green first.
The U.S. Open and the Open Championship thrive on tough conditions; wind and rain are welcome challenges.
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Podcast Promos and Opening Banter
The episode opens with a series of promotional segments for various iHeartRadio podcasts, including Humor Me with Robert Smigel and Friends, Sports Slice, Inside American Soccer, and Saigon. These intros set a comedic and media-savvy tone before the main conversation begins.
Hockey Drama: Baby Born Mid-Game
“I was thinking of the same thing. What are you doing at the game? Wasting my shirt. Right. Yes.”
Golf at Augusta: The Dream vs. The Reality
“I'd play it once. Wow, really? I'll just get happy pregnant and go to the Masters. That'd be good.”
Caddies, Courses, and the Art of Golf
“Hit it where they cut the grass. It was as simple as just hit it where they cut the grass. That means you're on the fairway and you got a shot.”
The Masters, Solitude, and the Voice of Rinaldi
The hosts discuss the unique atmosphere of Augusta National, including the silence, the green jacket, and the iconic voice of Tom Rinaldi. They reflect on the idea of disconnecting from the world and the emotional weight of the course’s traditions.
“I'd play it once. Wow, really? I'll just get happy pregnant and go to the Masters. That'd be good.”
“I was thinking of the same thing. What are you doing at the game? Wasting my shirt. Right. Yes.”
“The Masters is a close finish. And so if your favorite golfer is three or four or five strokes ahead, you're almost on Saturday, you're rooting for that guy to get a double bogey.”
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Mike Golic
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Stugotz
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iHeartRadio
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Augusta National
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Pinehurst
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Tom Rinaldi
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Humor Me with Robert Smigel and Friends
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Edmonton Oilers
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Jason Kelsey
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Jason Taylor
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