Mike and John return to recap a surprisingly disappointing Open Championship from Royal Liverpool. Andy is on assignment this week. It was a decisive win for Brian Harman, who won his first career major over the weekend. We'll chat about the big win, the trouble that Harman had to start his third round and how he got out of it. We'll also discuss the rest of the field who were in contention like Tommy Fleetwood, Jon Rahm, Sepp Straka, and Rory McIlroy.Later we offer some other quick hitters about the course and the broadcast. Time permitting, we'll chat about some other scenarios in pro golf and what's to come for the rest of the season.

Our golf panel featuring Mike in North Jersey, John in CT, and Andy in Seattle is back to chat about a very strange U.S. Open from LA Country Club.   Wyndham Clark is the winner this year edging out Rory McIlroy at a club that had been roundly criticized throughout the weekend.  Was it really as bad as social media depicted?   Later we'll look ahead to the Travelers Championship then we'll discuss the merger between the PGA Tour and the LIV tour that shook up the golf world.

The golf panel returns!  Mike in North NJ and John in CT re-join Dave to recap a thrilling, and most eventful PGA Championship from Oak Hill in Rochester, NY.   Rain made for very ugly conditions and uglier performances during the 3rd round, but the final round on Sunday made up for it with some incredible golf.  Brooks Koepka outlasted Viktor Hovland in what was a great back nine, and despite a really good round from Scottie Scheffler, he still had too much of a hole from Saturday.  The panel get into the big win for Koepka and what the potential impact is the LIV tour where he plays. Plus: our usual surprises and disappointments and a look ahead to the rest of the golf schedule.

Our long-time sports podcast friend Tom in NJ joins us for this "second pilot" episode of The Sandwich Corner.  On the show, we filled in our Twitch audience on how Tommy and Dave met, then we got into some NBA, talk, golf, candy discussion, and a bunch of great Random Q's from folks in chat, including friends from the DITCOW days and newer friends from the Sam Fam.  Tommy's 3 year old son Landon was the real star of the show, dazzling the rest of us with his charisma and trying to eat Smarties that Dave threw at him. It was a great way to test out the new audio setup and start our new companion sub-series within the Sandwich Show on Twitch.

We made some key connection changes from the mixer to the computer and I think second pilot, or "version 1.5" breaks down how we cleaned up the connections, but also created a new problem of extremely low sound output to the computer. It's always something!  Anyway, enjoy this extremely short update that's hopefully a lot better sounding than the first pilot.

Dave (Davy) tests out all the audio after a series of equipment updates, plus we share the latest on what's coming up on the Sandwich Show Q&A series, what's to come for this podcast, and some anecdotes about last week's Sandwich Show Twitchiversary Special.  Note: This is a pilot for the re-purposing of the podcast, but the podcast itself is still a continuation of Sandwich Sports.  The old episodes of Sandwich Sports/DITCOW will remain on this feed for the forseeable future.

Mike, John, and Andy re-join Dave to recap a very thrilling 2023 Masters Tournament that had it all: nasty weather that prompted lengthy delays and tree-falling hazards, an exciting leaderboard with Jon Rahm and Brooks Koepka going toe to toe most of the weekend, and many historic moments including Phil Mickelson's tie for 2nd making him the oldest to finish in 2nd place at Augusta National.  The panel recap a brilliant final round by Jon Rahm and quite the opposite from Koepka who went over 18 holes without a birdie on the final day.  Plus we'll get into the other folks in the field from Jordan Spieth to Tiger Woods, and much more!

John in CT, Andy in Seattle, and Tom in NJ are back to recap one  of the best weekends in NCAA Tournament history!  Many huge upsets went down, including the epic 16 seed Fairleigh Dickinson upset of the 1-seeded Purdue.   It's only the second time in tournament history it's happened.  Upper seeded Arizona, Kansas, and Baylor also were wiped out over the weekend, and there were many great games throughout all four days so far.   There were also two notable bad beats in tournament action we'll get to as a panel.  Join us as we preview a potentially spectacular weekend of Sweet Sixteen Action.  Among the great matchups, a rematch of the 2006 iconic game between Gonzaga and UCLA.  Both teams are much different these days, and it should be a great clash of styles.    We also preview Arkansas and UConn, both tough teams who have risen of late.   Plus, Florida Atlantic meets Tennessee, and Michigan State featuring the prolific tournament coach Tom Izzo meets Kansas State who just fought off Kentucky in the previous round.  All in all, it sets up to be another chapter in what will be an all time great tournament, and we're excited to give you all the scenarios and potential betting angles.