This episode tells the remarkable true story of Ben Hogan’s legendary 1-iron at the 1950 U.S. Open — a single swing that became immortal in golf history. This episode explores Hogan’s life, his near-fatal accident, the courage behind his comeback, and the moment at Merion that defined greatness. Blending history, myth, and human drama, this podcast dives into why one shot still echoes through the game more than seventy years later.

In this episode, we revisit the dramatic final day of the Ryder Cup at The Brookline Country Club, when Team USA produced one of the greatest comebacks in golf history. We focus on the unforgettable singles matches, including the controversial moment between Justin Leonard and José María Olazábal, and the powerful act of sportsmanship shown by Payne Stewart toward Colin Montgomerie. A story of passion, pressure, controversy, and class, this episode explores how one Sunday at Brookline changed the Ryder Cup forever.

At 46 years old, Jack Nicklaus stunned the golf world with one of the greatest victories in Masters history. We relive the dramatic final round, legendary back-nine charge, and the timeless lessons from the Golden Bear’s unforgettable triumph at Augusta.

In this episode, we dive into the extraordinary life and career of John Daly — one of golf’s most talented and controversial figures. From his fairytale major championship win as a last-minute alternate to the myths, meltdowns, and legendary stories that made him a cult hero, we separate fact from fiction and explore the raw talent behind “The Wild Thing.” A deep look at the golfer who changed the image of the game forever.

Discover the story of Moe Norman, golf’s most mysterious genius. Known for his unparalleled accuracy and legendary single-plane swing, Moe amazed pros like Tiger Woods and Ben Hogan — yet he avoided the spotlight. In this episode, we explore his life, his struggles, and why his love for hitting golf balls made him one of the greatest ball strikers in history.