In this podcast episode, Andy provides a blend of predictions and updates for the upcoming 2026 golf season. The host revisits discussions from previous podcasts, including a two-part majors preview with Steve and an expanded major draft with the ISN staff. This episode focuses on player outlooks and includes seven bold predictions such as Tommy Fleetwood winning a major, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm's performance on LIV, and anticipated positive regressions from top players like Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, and Viktor Hovland. Additionally, the host discusses Inside Sports Network's one-and-done contests for 2026, highlighting the $50 public contest and the free yearly subscriber contest offering exclusive golf experiences as prizes. The episode concludes with a reflection on the previous year's break from regular content and excitement for the 2026 season.

The 2026 Inside Sports Network Majors Draft presents its second annual draft as eight members pick six-man teams in a snake draft format for the 2026 golf majors. Participants aim to accumulate the most total money earned by their players in the four major events. Key discussions cover strategy insights, player choices, and predictions, with an added dose of humor and reflection on past performances. The session ends with team recaps and bold predictions for the upcoming golf season.

In the second part of their Majors Preview, Andy and Twitterless Steve dive into detailed discussions about Shinnecock Hills and Royal Birkdale, hosts of the 2026 US Open and Open Championship. Reflecting on past tournaments, especially the 2018 U.S. Open at Shinnecock, they explore the challenges of fairways, the impact of wind, and the nuanced differences between television portrayal and actual play. Coverage touches on course setups, historical performances, and player betting odds, highlighting key segments on Rory McIlroy and predicting strategy for the 2026 U.S. Open. The analysis of Royal Birkdale includes a look back at Jordan Spieth's 2017 win, recent course changes by Mackenzie and Ebert, and the impact of weather on gameplay. The episode concludes with future betting favorites and dark horse picks for both major championships.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by one of his colleagues Twitterless Steve to discuss an early 2026 Majors Preview, focusing on the Masters and the PGA Championship at Aronimink. They cover past performances, potential changes, and key strategies for both tournaments. The Masters segment highlights course familiarity, major player trends, and statistical insights while the Aronimink discussion delves into course setup challenges and potential adjustments for the PGA Championship. They conclude with their early picks and long-shot bets for both events.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy and guest Andrew Carr, known for his insightful golf course critiques, discuss their favorite new golf courses of the year, surprising discoveries, and minor disappointments. They delve into the significance of impactful course renovations, highlighting Cal Club's transformation under Kyle Phillips, and explore under-the-radar gems like Country Club of Buffalo. They also share their thoughts on courses that fell short of expectations and detail their plans and aspirations for golfing adventures in 2026, including a hopeful restoration project at Timber Point and upcoming trips to Sand Valley and Scotland.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy discusses the recently concluded PGA Tour season and dive deep into the Golf.com Top 100 list. The focus is on new entrants such as Childress Hall, debuting at number 73, and Fall Line, which is expected to feature in future lists. The hosts, along with guests Mike and Dave—avid golfers with extensive experience on the world’s top courses—share insights and personal experiences from recent trips to both Childress Hall and Fall Line. They discuss the challenges and strengths of these new courses, including their architectural genius and unique settings. The conversation also touches on other top golf courses around the world, including those in the British Isles, Japan, and China. The hosts ponder the subjectivity and evolving nature of golf course rankings, and whether new courses should have a trial period before being rated. Personal favorites and overlooked gems are also highlighted in this engaging episode packed with expert opinions and golf course architecture insights.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy offers a comprehensive betting and DFS (Daily Fantasy Sports) preview for the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. The discussion includes the impact of weather conditions, the course's dependence on wind, and the general unpredictability of the tournament due to random leaderboards and fluctuating player performances. With focus on player profiles, the analysis highlights key golf statistics such as driving accuracy, wedge play, and Bermuda grass putting. The episode wraps up with recommended players to watch and bet on.

The podcast provides an in-depth preview of the upcoming Worldwide Technology Championship, focusing on betting and Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) strategies. The host discusses the new golf app 'Course Vault,' an online community for rating and discussing golf courses, and highlights his favorite courses. He analyses the El Cardinale golf course in Cabo, designed by Tiger Woods, pointing out its unique features and suitability for different types of players. The discussion also includes an evaluation of top players like Ben Griffin, Rico Hoey, and Patrick Rodgers, their recent performances, and their potential in the tournament. Additional insights cover the impact of course design on playability for professionals and amateurs, while metrics such as iron play, putting, and driving distance are highlighted as crucial for success in this event. The podcast rounds out with updates on the Inside Sports Network and upcoming changes in their DFS content.

This episode of the Inside Golf Podcast provides an in-depth preview of the Bank of Utah Championship, previously known as the Black Desert Championship. Andy discusses key players to watch, including Thor, Rico H, Billy Cats, and Carson Young, and analyzes the course layout at Black Desert Resort, emphasizing its unique setting among lava fields. The podcast also offers insights into player statistics, betting odds, and DFS strategy, with a focus on distance, middle iron play, and putting as critical factors for success. Additional content updates for the host's company and new hires for 2026 are also shared. BECOME AN INSIDER TODAY: https://www.insidesportsnetwork.com/becomeaninsider Subscribe to the Newsletter: https://inside-sports-network.beehiiv.com/subscribe join Betsperts Golf, with code INSIDEGOLF for 25% off: https://betspertsgolf.com/ Shorties Golf - Use Promo Code ISN15 at checkout https://golfshorties.com/ISN15 Leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hold-the-green/id1787826198 Leave a review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-golf-podcast/id1557114250

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy provides an in-depth preview of the Bay Current Classic, formerly known as the Zozo Championship. The podcast begins with an apology for previous audio issues and then transitions into detailed insights about the new golf course, Yokohama Country Club. The host discusses the course's agronomy, architecture, and weather conditions, which are expected to be challenging with high winds and rain. The episode covers significant golfers participating in the event, including Hideki Matsuyama, Xander Schauffele, and Collin Morikawa, and provides detailed analysis suitable for betting and DFS (Daily Fantasy Sports). Weather forecasts, historical performance, and course characteristics are all examined to help listeners make informed decisions. The host also reflects on previous experiences and outcomes from the Sanderson Farms Championship while emphasizing the importance of firm and fast conditions for optimal play. The episode concludes with a focus on key players and their potential impact, encouraging listeners to join the Inside Sports Network community for ongoing updates and deeper analysis.

In this episode, Josh Carpenter from the Sports Business Journal joins to discuss his experience at the Ryder Cup, including his observations from Bethpage Black and reflections on the crowd dynamics and corporate hospitality. Carpenter and the host delve into the US team's performance, analyze NBC's broadcast approach, and consider the potential future involvement of notable figures like Phil Mickelson in media roles. They also explore broader themes about media rights, the impact of streaming services on golf viewership, and insights into the evolving landscape of professional golf, particularly in light of recent changes and potential future developments.

In this episode, Andy Lack dives deep into the exhilarating highs and lows of the recent Ryder Cup, offering reflective insights on the match outcomes and betting results. The discussion covers key takeaways about player performances, surprising moments, and the impact of the course setup on the tournament. The host scrutinizes course conditions, specifically the rough's length and its implications for the players. The episode transitions to preview the upcoming Sanderson Farms Championship in Jackson, Mississippi. The host outlines the course features, key stats to watch, and potential standout players, also providing a brief commentary on the predictions and betting strategies for the event.

In this episode, Andy and Natalie celebrate Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey's recent engagement, discussing the progression of their relationship, public reception, and Swift’s career achievements. They highlight Kelsey’s support for Swift’s music as a key factor in their relationship. The discussion compares Swift's work to other artists and speculates on the impact of her happiness on her future music. Following this, the host transitions to a detailed breakdown of the upcoming ProCore Championship. The episode covers course insights, player analyses, and betting tips, emphasizing short iron play and putting. The host also touches upon the current culture in golf, the rise of golf ‘burner’ accounts, and general sports highlights, providing a comprehensive view of upcoming golf events and trends.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, the hosts, usually focused on golf, turn their attention to football and discuss their excitement for the upcoming NFL season. The conversation covers various aspects of fantasy football, particularly the Best Ball format. Kyle Hewitt and Rishi share their experiences and strategies in playing Best Ball on platforms like DraftKings and Underdog, highlighting the differences in scoring systems and the importance of drafting strategies. They also talk about their favorite players, team stacks to target, and the potential of various offenses in the 2023 NFL season. Additionally, they provide in-depth analysis of different player rankings, draft strategies, and the potential impact of coaching changes on team performance. The episode concludes with some bold predictions and favorite team picks for the upcoming season.

In this episode, Andy welcomes back his friend Mark Fox to continue their Ryder Cup series, this time focusing on the European team. They discuss the composition of both the American and European teams, delve into personal anecdotes about playing golf in Ireland, and provide insights into key players like Rory McIlroy, Victor Hovland, and Ludvig Åberg. They also debate potential captain's picks and analyze how the course setup at Bethpage might affect team strategies. Additionally, Mark shares his rekindled passion for Gaelic football and how it compares to his love for golf.

In this episode, Andy Lack covers timely topics including best ball advice for enthusiasts, a preview of fall swing events, and detailed insights into the BMW Championship. The host highlights Kyle's creation of a best ball cheat sheet available for ISN members and emphasizes their active best ball community. As golf season winds down, the focus shifts to the BMW Championship, including a breakdown of its challenges and top contenders like Tommy Fleetwood, Rory McIlroy, and Patrick Cantlay. The episode also delves into analyzing different golf courses, predicting course setups, and expected player performances in the context of the FedEx Cup playoffs.

In this episode, Andy hosts guest Tom & Martys and they navigate through a variety of topics including technical challenges, golfing community highlights, and rich storytelling from Larry, the co-owner of Tom and Marty's bar in Binghamton, NY. Larry shares the legacy and transformation of his bar, his dive into the world of golf betting, how Twitter revitalized his connection with the golf community, and his take on Ryder Cup team selections. Additionally, Larry and the host discuss potential winning bets for the upcoming Wyndham Championship, offering a mix of strategic insights and personal favorites.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, the host, Andy Lack, shares his experiences and insights following a weekend at Oak Hill, discussing the superb playing conditions shortly after a major tournament. He advocates for moving the PGA Championship dates to later in the year to better showcase top golf courses across America and Canada. The episode also delves into a detailed analysis of the Sedgefield Country Club and the Wyndham Championship, highlighting key skills and player profiles needed to succeed there. Additionally, the host shares his models and predictions for the top performers at the Wyndham Championship. Finally, he emphasizes the importance of driving accuracy, middle iron play, and proficient putting for success in this tournament.

On this episode of Inside Golf Podcast brought by Inside Sports Network, hosts Andy, Kyle, and Brian debrief the recent Open Championship, discussing standout performances, missed opportunities, and reflecting on their picks. They talk extensively about Scottie Scheffler's impressive win and his future prospects, comparing him to past golf legends. The conversation transitions into predictions and strategy for the 3M Open, with focus on players like Ludvig Aberg, Lucas Glover, and Vincent Norrman. They also delve into considerations for the Ryder Cup team and share their favorite bets and dark horses for the upcoming tournament.