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It’s been a week, and Andy and Brendan meander about in all that, while also discussing the great golf watching at the U.S. The cup of the content gods runneth over as golf’s summer of absurdity and existential crisis continued this week with an outlandish Pat Reed defamation lawsuit against Brandel Chamblee, incoherent tweets from a PGA Tour player advisory council member, last week’s PGA Tour winner having to disown a ranting “mentor,” a Tiger Woods attended players meeting to combat LIV, contents of LIV contracts coming out in the WSJ, and more. Skimpy Amateur coverage, Pat Reed’s lawsuit, and LIV contract details They close with some spicy quotes on the upcoming Wentworth commingling, as well as some Minor League Golf Tour talk given Eric Cole’s success at KFT Finals.

They hit on the season plus playoffs format of handing out 50 cards continuing to work, but with the usual appeal for more movement once in-season. There is praise for another KFT finals Sunday delivering, and a hypothetical about what’s to stop LIV from taking a run at Justin Suh. They are increasingly bought in on the entertainment appeal of the 54-hole format and the shotgun start.

They discuss how Westy’s abominable gag may be the surest sign yet that this is legitimate competition. Andy and Brendan discuss the tension between the curiosity factor from its initial events wearing off against the context for the league that builds with each event. This Labor Day episode is largely a discussion of the LIV Boston event and where this disruptor league might be heading. LIV Boston delivers…something? Legitimacy? An American winner in DJ

There are also some specific stories about Gary Player with a sketchy drop and Greg Norman vowing “never to return.” They start on a specific edition that had Isao Aoki walking away “winning more money in one week than any golfer in history.” That broadens out to the origin of the event, its death, how it could be re-born today, and the themes of its start that feel relevant to today’s battles. Then it’s on to Flashback Friday, which is a longer trip on a host of memories from the grand World Match Play event that used to take place at Wentworth. They discuss the early sniping from the grounds and how everyone looks like a loser. There will be jokes, probably from Sharky. That last bit of news has altered the plans at the BMW PGA at Wentworth, where play was suspended on Thursday and Friday and the flagship event has been reduced to 54 holes. This is a meandering Friday episode that touches on tennis, the grim prospects for the Bears and Browns, and the death of the Queen. BMW PGA trimmed to 54 holes, FBF to the grand World Match Play at Wentworth

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