Living It Up

Living It Up, everyday. Brian, George, and PGA Tour winner Billy Hurley III explore the ever-changing landscape of competitive golf in an unbiased and neutral way, calling “balls and strikes” on both the PGA Tour and LIV Golf (and all other golf tours in-between). Join us weekly as we recap the previous week’s highs and lows and pontificate on what’s next for professional golf.#TeamReality #LivingItUp

Living It Up is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 174 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #173

  Ep 173: Shane stumbles letting Nico Echavarria win his 3rd PGA Tour title, and Billy shares a view inside the Seminole Pro Member and the front 9 renovation

  Mar 2, 20261h 2mS1

  This episode features a deep dive into the dramatic moments at the Cognizant Classic, including Shane Lowry's costly mistakes, insights into professional golf strategy, and pressure. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at the Seminole Pro Member and the front 9 renovation and more. Key topics Shane Lowry's critical shots and mental resilience Seminole Golf Course renovations and historical significance Brooks Koepka's comeback and current form The strategic challenge of aiming in professional golf Selection and renovation of major championship venues The role of signature events in golf popularity The influence of course design on tournament outcomes The development and viewership of TGL The mental and physical aspects of high-stakes golf Future trends in golf course architecture and tournament planning Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Cognizant Classic 00:29 Shane Lowry's Performance Under Pressure 06:47 Comparing Shane Lowry and Nico Echeverria 11:59 The Challenge of Winning on Tour 19:55 Brooks Koepka's Return to Form 25:59 The Impact of TGL on Golf Viewership 32:49 The Future of TGL and Player Dynamics 36:10 Insights from the Seminole Pro Member Event 44:39 Renovations at Seminole: A New Era for Golf 51:40 The Impact of Course History on Major Championships 56:51 Networking and Community in Golf Events

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  Episode #172

  Ep 172: Anthony Kim's improbable win, alongside Colin Morikawa's return to form, and Jacob Bridegman grabbing his first PGA Tour title

  Feb 23, 202629 minS1

  This episode covers recent highlights in golf, including Anthony Kim's remarkable victory at LIV Adelaide, Jacob Bridgeman's first PGA Tour win, and the evolving landscape of PGA Tour events. Billy shares some AK tales from their time together on the 2005 US Walker Cup team, and how he had that swagger from age 20. Chapters 00:00 Golf Recap: Rising Stars and Signature Wins 04:41 The Impact of Performance Under Pressure 09:57 Colin Morikawa: A Return to Form 15:29 Anthony Kim's Remarkable Comeback 25:02 The Changing Landscape of PGA Tour Events

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  Episode #171

  Ep 171: Rose runs away with the Farmers, Brooks returns to the PGA Tour, and we look around the world of golf in the first month of 2026

  Feb 1, 20261h 1mS1

  In this episode of the Living It Up podcast, the hosts discuss the start of competitive golf in 2026, focusing on players like Justin Rose and Brooks Koepka. They explore the importance of recovery in golf, comparing the dedication of players like Rose to others like Dustin Johnson. The conversation also touches on the recent player moves across LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, the future of talented young golfers, and the role of sponsorships in shaping careers. Additionally, they delve into the disqualification controversy surrounding Michael Brennan, and look ahead to the Waste Management Phoenix Open-ish. Chapters 00:00 The Start of Competitive Golf in 2026 00:29 Justin Rose: The Fountain of Youth? 03:40 The Importance of Recovery in Golf 07:06 Comparing Justin Rose and Dustin Johnson 10:05 Brooks Koepka's Return to the PGA Tour 15:57 The Implications of Brooks' Return 20:47 The Future of Young Golfers and LIV Golf 24:04 FedEx Cup Points and the Korn Ferry Tour 29:50 The Future of Golf: Merging Tours and Points Systems 32:33 The Role of Greens Reading in Golf

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  Episode #170

  Ep 170: Brooks leaves LIV - what's next? We look back on 2025, and predict 2026

  Dec 29, 202556 minS1

  Summary In this episode, the hosts reflect on Brooks Koepka's departure from LIV Golf and its implications for the future of the PGA Tour. They discuss the ongoing dynamics between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, including player suspensions and the role of sponsorships in player returns. The conversation shifts to the emergence of young talent in golf, the dominance of Scotty Scheffler, and Rory McIlroy's competitive edge. The hosts also explore the arena and hole changes of TGL and its potential impact, as well as the upcoming Sony Open and its significance in the current golf landscape. Keywords Brooks Koepka, LIV Golf, PGA Tour, golf dynamics, player suspensions, sponsorships, young talent, Scotty Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, TGL, Sony Open, PGA Tour media Takeaways Brooks Koepka's departure from LIV Golf was not surprising. The future of LIV Golf remains uncertain as it struggles to attract top talent. Player suspensions have significant implications for their careers and opportunities. Sponsorships play a crucial role in players' returns to the PGA Tour. The PGA Tour is strategically waiting out LIV Golf's impact on the sport. Young talent is emerging as a key focus for the future of golf. Scotty Scheffler's performance raises questions about potential regression. Rory McIlroy's competitive spirit may drive him to seek more majors. TGL's innovative format aims to attract a younger audience. The Sony Open may see a shift in player participation due to scheduling changes. Titles Brooks Koepka's Bold Move: What It Means for Golf The Uncertain Future of LIV Golf and PGA Tour Relations Sound bites "The future of LIV Golf remains uncertain." "Young talent is emerging in the golf scene." "TGL aims to attract a younger audience." Chapters 00:00 Reflecting on Brooks Koepka's Departure 02:49 The Future of LIV Golf and PGA Tour Dynamics 05:56 The Impact of Player Suspensions and Membership Issues 08:59 The Role of Sponsorships in Player Returns 11:54 The PGA Tour's Strategy Against LIV Golf 15:02 The Emergence of Young Talent in Golf 17:47 Scotty Scheffler's Dominance and Future Prospects 20:38 Rory McIlroy's Competitive Edge 23:48 The Evolution of TGL and Its Impact 26:22 Looking Ahead to the Sony Open 28:54 The Future of PGA Tour Media and Content Creation

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  Episode #164

  Ep 169: Ben Griffin joining the upper echelon? LIV to play LXXII holes to bolster their OWGR chances, and more

  Nov 10, 202551 minS1

  In this episode of the Living It Up podcast, Brian, George, and Billy Hurley III discuss the recent success of Ben Griffin on the PGA Tour, the implications of LIV Golf's shift to 72 holes and their new qualifying events, and the evolving landscape of golf sponsorships. They explore the competition for young talent, the future of the Champions Tour, and the relevance of fall golf events. The conversation also touches on the impact of new media sponsorships like Good Good and the ongoing controversies surrounding Phil Mickelson.

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