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Whether you’re a die hard golf fan, a new player who just caught the golf bug, or are anywhere in between, this is the podcast for you. On a weekly basis, hosts and self-proclaimed golf experts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman will break down what’s going on in the world of golf. PGA Tour, LIV, TGL, European Tour? It’s all right here on The Cut Line.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Cut Line is a sports podcast hosted by IU Student Media Podcasts, with 22 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 #1
The Cut Line is back for Season 2, and it starts off with a bang. Join hosts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman to talk all things Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, and LIV golf, along with all things PGA Tour, Major Championships, and major players.<br /><br />You can catch new episodes of The Cut Line Every Wednesday on Spotify and YouTube.
Episode #21
The past two weeks of golf have been some of the best this year. Hosts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman bring you some of the best moments and biggest discussion points from the 125th U.S. Open, the Traveler’s, and the KPMG Women’s PGA. Additionally, they preview what’s to come on the PGA and LIV tours and give you the quick hitters you need to stay up to date with everything golf related.<br /><br />You can catch every episode of "The Cut Line" on Spotify and YouTube each week.
Episode #20
The U.S. Open is on the horizon, and hosts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman get you ready for it on this week’s episode of “The Cut Line.” The guys break down the RBC Canadian Open from last week along with LIV Golf Virginia and some interesting gimmies that could play a factor in who will be atop the leaderboard come this Sunday. Also, the two discuss the Ryder Cup standings and how things could or may change come the end of this golf tournament.<br /><br />You can catch every episode of "The Cut Line" on Spotify and YouTub...
Episode #19
Scottie Scheffler went back to back at The Memorial, and he etched his name in lots of history books while doing so. Hosts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman break down Scottie’s performance while also preparing you for Canada’s favorite golf tournament. Also, the guys talk about the U.S. Women’s Open, Golf’s Longest Day, and more newsworthy events that occurred last week in the golf world.<br /><br />You can catch every episode of "The Cut Line" on Spotify and YouTube each week.
Episode #18
The Charles Schwab did not result in another Scottie Scheffler win… instead, a new champion emerged, and hosts Graham Nash and Andrew Hillsman break it all down on this week’s episode. Additionally, the NCAA Tournament is coming to a close and it is as dramatic as a Major Championship. You can catch more of the latest updates in the world of golf on this week’s episode of<br />The Cut Line.<br /><br />You can catch every episode of "The Cut Line" on Spotify and YouTube each week.
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