Tee-2-Grin Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The "Tee-2-Grin" is a weekly golf-comedy podcast featuring stand-up comedians and amateur golfers, Jimmy Shubert, Jackie Flynn and Dennis Regan.
The guys get together to discuss all things golf and start the show off with a combination of 2 of the regular show segments, "Stat City" and "Name That Golfer." They also take a call-in interview with comedian and avid golfer, Chris Voth. They discuss his travels in Scotland playing all the historic golf courses.
The guys are back from their week off, touring around the world playing golf and performing comedy. They play some catch up with each other and invite actor and comedian Gary Valentine to the show.
In this episode, Dennis "Tees" off with his recent hotel experience. Jimmy spotlights the PGA to let us in on Vijay Antler Spray issue. Jackie leads "Stat City," with the facts about the "Fewest Putts in 72 Holes." Jimmy went to the golf "Hall of Fame" induction ceremony. To end this episode Dennis describes one of his families traditions.
Horschel turned professional in 2009. In December 2009, he successfully gained a 2010 PGA Tour card through the qualifying school. A wrist injury limited Horschel to four PGA Tour events, where he did not make the cut in any of them. In December 2010, he regained his Tour card through qualifying school to back up his medical extension should he fail to earn enough to secure his Tour Card. In February 2011, he made the cut at the Mayakoba Golf Classic, his first in eleven PGA Tour starts, finishing T13. Horschel finished the season 140th on the money list, granting him conditional status for 2012. Horschel finished third at the 2012 True South Classic, but only finished 147th on the 2012 money list. Horschel's best finish on the Web.com Tour is a 4th at the 2012 Stadion Classic at UGA.
After his third successful attempt in four trips to Q School, Horschel earned his PGA Tour Card for 2013. He began his season making the cut in every tournament he entered. He had three consecutive top-10 finishes before his breakthrough win at the 2013 Zurich Classic of New Orleans in his 61st PGA Tour start. Horschel made six consecutive birdies in the fourth round and won by one stroke over D. A. Points. The win moved Horschel to third in the FedEx Cup standings, third on the PGA Tour money list, and 49th in the Official World Golf Ranking. It also earned him entry to the 2013 PGA Championship, the 2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, The Players Championship, and the 2014 Masters Tournament. By the end of April 2013, Horschel led the PGA Tour in consecutive cuts made with twenty-three, dating from the FedEx St. Jude Classic in June 2012. That streak ended when he missed the cut at The Players Championship.
In this episode, the guys wrap up the Masters, which includes introducing 14 year old golfing phenom, Tianlang Guan. They also discuss what may be considered, "The Tiger Incident." All that and a whole lot more.
This week, the guys interview PGA Pro, Jason Gore. They also discuss the history of the Walker Cup.
In this episode, the guys get down to business with a discussion about the Top 10 Masters. Jackie gets down to Stats in Stat City, about the most hole-in-ones. We have another name that golfer, plus Jimmy goes off on the Olympics getting rid of Wrestling, while golf is included.
Nancy Lopez won her first amateur golf tournament at age 13. With guidance from her father, Lopez began playing golf as a child. She won the New Mexico Women's Amateur tournament at the age of 12 and went on to win several amateur titles. Becoming a professional golfer while in college, Lopez won Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year awards in 1978. In 2003, she won the Billie Jean King Contribution Award from the Women's Sports Foundation. Over the course of her career, Lopez received the Player of the Year Award four times and had 48 victories—three of them in major tournaments—and became the first woman to receive the Frances Ouimet Award for lifelong contributions to golf.
Dennis tees off on practice green etiquette. Jimmy breaks 91. The legal firm of Shubert, Regan, and Flynn discuss who is financially responsible for damage done by errant tee shots. Dennis tells a story about Brian Regan's van-in-one . And Jackie complains about all the fun he is having at celebrity tournaments like Bill Murray's Caddyshack event. Oh yeah, and Name That Golfer. Hosted by comedians and golfers Jackie Flynn, Jimmy Shubert, and Dennis Regan.
The guys welcome their first guest, PGA Tour veteran and 2003 U.S. Open champion, Jim Furyk. They also talk about Tom Watson's great chip-in at the 1982 U.S. Open, Rory McIlroy's recent withdrawal, and introduce a new segment called What’s in the Bag?
The guys talk about the great career of golf legend Sam Snead. Also covered - Arnold Palmer's victory at Cherry Hills in 1960, and Jimmy's misadventures on the course with comedian Rich Vos.
The guys talk about Jack Nicklaus vs Tiger Woods, John Daly's ex-wife, Ryder Cup captains, cellphone etiquette, and double hits. Featuring comedians Jackie Flynn, Jimmy Shubert, and Dennis Regan.
The guys talk about Jimmy's childhood and his start in comedy. They play Name That Golfer and discuss a British Open collapse, the 14 club rule, and the differences between the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour. Featuring comedians Dennis Regan, Jackie Flynn, and Jimmy Shubert.
Dennis tees off on greetings. The guys discuss discuss the Casey Martin controversy, Roberto De Vicenzo mistake at the 1968 Masters, and the young phenom Lydia Ko. Co-hosted by comedians and golf enthusiasts Jimmy Shubert, Dennis Regan, and Jackie Flynn.
Jimmy tees off on customer service. The guys talk about the legendary 2013 U.S. Open victory of twenty-year-old Francis Ouimet. Also covered; PGA putting records, golfer's nicknames, and Jackie’s experience up at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Featuring comedians and golf buddies Jackie Flynn, Jimmy Shubert, and Dennis Regan.
The guys tee off on airlines. Then they remember the Larry Mize chip-in at the Masters and have another exciting match of Name That Golfer. Also covered; The origins of the Champions Tour, and bunker blasts. Hosted by fellow comedians and amateur golfers Dennis Regan, Jackie Flynn, and Jimmy Shubert.
The Scottish origins of golf are discussed as well as rounds of 59 on the PGA. Also, Jimmy’s quest to break 80 and someday win at Name That Golfer. Co-hosted by comedians and fellow hackers, Dennis Regan, Jimmy Shubert, and Jackie Flynn.
The guys sound off on big hitters, ball markers, endorsement deals, and golf course lunatics. Featuring comedians Jackie Flynn, Dennis Regan, and Jimmy Shubert.
Fellow comedians Jimmy Shubert, Jackie Flynn, and Dennis Regan discuss their other passion. This time it’s grand slams, birdie records, lip hangers, and panic attacks!
Fellow comedians and amateur golfers Dennis Regan, Jimmy Shubert, and Jackie Flynn have fun talking about all aspects of golf in this segment driven series. In the first episode we talk about belly putters and Jackie playing at Pebble Beach. We also play a little game we call Name That Golfer. Guests are lined up for future episodes. Hope you enjoy!