Send us a text We’re back for 2026—and somehow we start with the Ashes before finding our way back to golf. The episode opens with a blunt wrap-up of Australia’s 4–1 Ashes win, unpacking why Bazball was exposed in Australian conditions, why patience still wins Test cricket, and which players stood up when it mattered. There’s praise for those who adapted, criticism for those who didn’t, and strong opinions on leadership, accountability, and one-gear game plans. From there, it’s back to golf a...
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Send us a text We’re back for 2026—and somehow we start with the Ashes before finding our way back to golf. The episode opens with a blunt wrap-up of Australia’s 4–1 Ashes win, unpacking why Bazball was exposed in Australian conditions, why patience still wins Test cricket, and which players stood up when it mattered. There’s praise for those who adapted, criticism for those who didn’t, and strong opinions on leadership, accountability, and one-gear game plans. From there, it’s back to golf a...
Send us a text The 2025 Open Championship has been played and won by the relentless Scottie Scheffler prompting Steve and Andy to ponder whether he is in fact a real man or a golfing machine... The boys also unpack Scottie's pre tournament press conference which may just have identified the secret to his rise to greatness. There is clearly a lot that we can all learn about Scottie's winning mentality. Join the fun by entering The Missing Links Yearly Championship to compete with Steve, Andy a...
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Send us a text We’re back for 2026—and somehow we start with the Ashes before finding our way back to golf. The episode opens with a blunt wrap-up of Australia’s 4–1 Ashes win, unpacking why Bazball was exposed in Australian conditions, why patience still wins Test cricket, and which players stood up when it mattered. There’s praise for those who adapted, criticism for those who didn’t, and strong opinions on leadership, accountability, and one-gear game plans. From there, it’s back to golf a...
