Every once in a while the stars line up perfectly and things fall in place. So it is this week on the podcast when we talk with Sports Broadcast Hall of Fame member Verne Lundquist. Imagine all the tremendous and tragic golf he’s witnessed over the 40 years at the Masters. Last week was Verne’s final Masters and we were lucky enough to be able to spend some time strolling down Magnolia Lane with him. Check in and check it out, you’re In The Fairway ..read more

Hello friends! All things Masters are discussed this year as Jerry and Chris invite their man on the ground, Chet Wilmes, to join them In The Fairway. Hear what piece of history Chet was able to sneak out of Augusta National. All picks were generated before the ceremonial tee shots by Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player were hit. Sit back, keep the television tuned to the action and listen to the boys of summer. You’re In The Fairway ..read more

Nothing like a win every 9 years to make a guy puddle up and cry. This week we chat with Chad Antus, caddy for Peter Malnati. Chad tells the story of how they won last week and sums up Peter’s chances at the Masters, where neither of them have ever been. Jerry and Chris debate what Justin Thomas could do to improve his attitude during tour events too. A feel good story from two feel good guys. It’s In The Fairway ..read more

If you ever thought to yourself, Brian Harman should speed up or he waggles too much over each shot, you’re not alone. So, the boys of summer went directly to the source to find out. Harman’s caddy, Scott Tway, otherwise known as Big Country, joins the boys to discuss the Arnold Palmer Invitational and his T2 finish at the Players. He also lends inside information why his player waggles so much over each shot. Jerry and Chris are here to debate all the relevant topics in golf, In The Fairway ..read more

In typical fashion, the boys of summer have another winning caddy chatting with them. Chris Callas works for Brice Garnett, who won the Puerto Rico Open last week. As a result they’re teeing it up at the Players Championship this week. Would his player ever hit a practice shot from the drop zone on #17? Tune in to find out. Jerry and Chris talking all things golf In The Fairway ..read more

Who else can show up 5 holes late the first time he worked for Tiger other than our guest? Joe LaCava is not only a member of the Caddy Hall of Fame but he’s one of the most entertaining guests we’ve ever had. And, he’s worked for some of the highest profiled players on the PGA Tour, including Tiger, Fred Couples, Dustin Johnson and Patrick Cantlay. Always on point and occasionally on your nerves, it’s In The Fairway ..read more

One of our all timers, Duane Bock, caddy for Sepp Straka, joins us in the fairway. The stories and laughter will make you roll on the floor, like it does us. How did Duane ever win a caddy race on hole #16 at the Waste Management? Wait?! What?! Duane Bock is an Olympic athlete? Find out right here In The Fairway! You’re welcome ..read more

Was last week’s Waste Management Open out of control? Tune in to hear how the boys plan to fix it. Guests include Dave Markle, caddy for Nick Taylor, who won big last week. Also, the feel-good story of the week was Jim Knous’s story and path to his T28 finish in Scottsdale. Hear what’s next for him. Always topical, occasionally indifferent, it’s In The Fairway ..read more

This week Jerry’s at the Waste Management Open shaking hands and renewing old friendships. Joining the boys is lead analyst for Golf Channel Curt Byrum. The discussion varies from ball rollback to Nick Dunlap turning pro. The discussion is always lively and usually entertaining. It’s In The Fairway ..read more

Just back from the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Jerry chats about the new products and a few that are non-essential to the game of golf. Joining the boys is Henry Diana, long-time caddy who was working for Stephen Jaeger last week at Torrey Pines. They had the lead going into the final round but fell victim to the tough south course. Listen to Henry’s depiction of what happened and how the trophy slipped away from them. Always enjoyable, sometimes callous, it’s In The Fairway ..read more