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Hosted by Unknown Host · General · EN-US · 0 episodes
His Birdies, Her Bogeys is a golf podcast hosted by a competitive golfer and his beginner-golfer girlfriend. From birdies and bogeys to course adventures, equipment reviews, tournament talk, and plenty of laughs, we explore the game from two very different perspectives. Whether you’re a scratch golfer or just learning the difference between a driver and a wedge, there’s a seat for you in our cart.
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Episode #6
<p>DISCLAIMER: we struggled with sound this episode-I promise it gets better has the episode goes on!!!</p><p><br></p><p>Today we discuss our very first golf trip! We detail each course we visited, the highs, the lows, and the grows. We talk Scottish Open, British Open and Brycen drama. And we cap it off with a heated debate on whether or not you should be able to improve your lie in the fairway if you land in a divot.</p>
Episode #5
<p>Justin answers more questions about tournament golf including his biggest meltdown on the course, what he wishes he knew before his first competitive round, and advice he has received along the way. We talk John Deere Classic, and the upcoming Scottish Open, and more .</p>
Episode #4
<p>Justin headlines this weeks episode discussing everything there is to know about golf tournaments. From what to expect on match day, to how you know you are ready to compete, Justin goes through the ins and outs of the game taken to the next level. They also talk Travelers winner Viktor Hovland and make predictions for the John Deere Classic.</p>
Episode #3
<p>Tori headlines this weeks episode discussing things she has learned being a beginner golfer. Justin gives his input on the most commonly used "piece of advice" and why it sucks. They talk U.S. Open, Travelers plans and predictions, and whether or not you should put your shoes on in the parking lot.</p>
Episode #2
<p>In this episode Justin recaps the CT Am and the gem of a golf course he found in Massachusetts. Tori's talks about getting paired with two randoms and why it made her anxious. You learn about Tori's Brooks Koepka conspiracy theory, what a broomstick putter is (if you didn't already know), why Justin says Aaron Rai is a mortal lock, and so much more!</p>
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