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Joe House and Nathan Hubbard break down the latest headlines in the world of golf, with special guests, coverage of the major championships, and all the drama in the sport. Welcome to Fairway Rollin'!
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It wouldn’t be the end of golf season without The Rollies! House and Nathan are joined by Fried Egg Golf’s Brendan Porath to hand out the most absurd awards in all of golf, including the following categories:
Don’t Call it a Comeback (05:34)
Tyrrell Hatton Anger Management (19:35)
Bad Beat or Bad Bet? (29:26)
SBF Memorial Executive of the Year (36:56)
"That's What the Money is For!!" Departing Sponsor of the Year (55:02)
“Hawk Tuah” Creator of the Year (58:34)
Dirk Diggler Breakthrough Stud of the Year (63:23)
Scottie of the Year (71:56)
2025 Freezing Cold Take (81:37)
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Brendan Porath
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo
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1House and Hubbard are back to discuss Rory McIlroy’s rocky year ending on a high note after he won the DP World Tour Championship (03:32). After, they touch on Rafael Campos’s first PGA Tour win at Bermuda (16:20), the outrageous ticket prices for the Ryder Cup (30:03), and more. Finally, they preview and offer their favorite plays for the RSM Classic (40:23).
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House and Hubbard are back during the quiet portion of the PGA Tour season to discuss all of the latest developments from the PGA-LIV negotiations, including the proposed changes that may be on the way and what they would like to see (02:24). Then, they head down to Los Cabos and offer their favorite plays for the World Wide Technology Championship (27:07).
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House and Hubbard are back to recap the past few weeks of the Fall Swing (02:21). After that, they rip through their criticisms of the Tour, including an underwhelming fan experience, PGA Tour Live, and obscene Ryder Cup prices (10:08). Finally, the guys head to Narashino to preview the Zozo Championship and offer their favorite plays for the tournament (32:10)!
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House and Hubbard are back to recap the Presidents Cup, including the U.S. team’s victory, what Keegan Bradley can take away from this tournament and how to increase interest with the event (01:57). Then, they discuss Jay Monahan and Yasir Al-Rumayyan playing together at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and what it means in terms of merger negotiations (21:42). Finally, the guys preview the upcoming Sanderson Farms Championship and offer their favorite plays for the tournament (32:26).
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The Presidents Cup is here, and House and Hubbard are joined by none other than Twenty First Group’s Justin Ray to preview the tournament! They discuss the best strategies for both the international and U.S. teams (05:20), how the first-timers will fare on both teams (18:23), and whether the U.S. has a considerable edge (23:52). Then they highlight the players they’re bullish on for the tournament (33:27).
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House and Hubbard start the pod with the news of Tiger Woods undergoing surgery and their recap and gripes with the Solheim Cup and the Fortinet Championship (03:49). Then in Tour de Farce, they delve into what future seasons of the PGA will look like according to the latest buzz from LIV/PGA negotiations and what needs to happen to gain more traction (21:07). They end off with their quick thoughts on Rory and the Irish Open (39:02).
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House and Hubbard start the pod by discussing Mark Hubbard qualifying for the Procore Championship after missing the registration deadline (01:49). Then, in Tour de Farce, they get into the latest news around golf, including Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy facing Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau, Tiger Woods and PGA officials meeting with LIV, and more (08:28). Then, they preview both the Solheim Cup (22:26) and Fortinet Championship (27:02).
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House and Hubbard tee off by recapping Scottie Scheffler’s win at the lackluster Tour Championship (02:00). They discuss the lack of stakes during the tournament and why the FedEx Cup format isn’t working. Then, they talk about their frustrations over the reveal of Ludvig Aberg’s knee injury (22:08) before discussing the captain’s picks for the upcoming Presidents Cup (30:00).
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House and Hubbard are joined by Brendan Porath, cohost of the ‘Shotgun Start’ podcast, to recap the Women’s Open (02:58) and the BMW Championship (13:10). Then, they discuss how they would fix the playoffs (19:07), their impressions of Ludvig Aberg’s first season, and more. Finally, they preview and offer their favorite plays for the Tour Championship (47:03).
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House and Hubbard start with a recap of the St. Jude Championship, discussing their issues with the tournament, Hideki’s strong win, and Tom Kim’s flailing finish (01:36). Then, they briefly discuss the release of the 2025 schedule and what they wish they would’ve seen. After, they get into their preview of the BMW Championship and their favorite plays for the tournament (27:37).
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House and Hubbard recap what went on during the Wyndham Championship, including Matt Kuchar's decision to not finish his round on Sunday, the overly long final round, and the cause for it (01:43). After, the guys kick off the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs with their preview of the St. Jude Championship and their favorite plays for the tournament (32:09).
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House and Hubbard tee off with their recap of the men’s Olympic golf tournament, in which Scottie won gold (02:01). They then discuss the winners and losers of the tournament, including Tommy Fleetwood, Jon Rahm, Viktor Hovland, and more (14:52). After, they preview the Wyndham Championship and offer their favorite plays (41:22).
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House and Hubbard are joined by Harry Gagnon from ‘Against All Odds’ to preview the men’s Olympic tournament! They start off with the significance of winning the Olympics, as well as how this course will affect their betting strategy (08:14). Then, they discuss whether home-field advantage will play a role for players like Matthieu Pavon and delve into some of their favorite picks (25:40).
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House and Hubbard recap the Open Championship and start with Xander Schauffele obtaining his second major win of the season, whether they expected more from Scottie Scheffler, and the surprising amount of players that struggled this weekend (02:03). After, they discuss the players that had good or bad performances (25:02), then end by questioning if this win cements Xander as a future Ryder Cup captain (29:52).
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House and Hubbard are back with Twenty First Group’s Justin Ray to deep dive into the Open Championship! They start off with what the best course strategy may be (03:00), whether Tiger Woods will make or miss the cut (13:08), and odds for Scottie Scheffler and Collin Morikawa (18:26). Then, they rank the LIV golfers who’ll best perform (24:51) and discuss how Xander Schauffele, Ludvig Aberg, and Rory McIlroy will fare (32:19). They end with their final picks to win the tournament (49:28).
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House and Hubbard are joined by Jason Sobel, host of SiriusXM's 'PGA Tour Radio,' to preview this year’s Open Championship! They start off with the biggest storylines heading into the weekend, including how the course will play (02:52), the pressure on Scottie Scheffler (11:25), and whether they’re in or out on some top players like Rory McIlroy (18:56). Then, they discuss potential first-time major winners, before picking who they think will win (41:52).
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Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Jason Sobel
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House and Nathan are back to discuss Keegan Bradley's selection as a captain for the 2025 Ryder Cup and why the U.S. team may benefit from a young wave of players entering the fold (02:22). After, they quickly recap the Rocket Mortgage Classic and John Deere Classic (29:06), then preview and offer their favorite plays for the Scottish Open (32:40).
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House and Hubbard recap everything that went down at the Travelers Championship, including Scottie’s sixth win of the season (02:37) and the golfers who impressed them, such as Wyndham Clark and Tom Kim (19:41). Then, they touch on Jon Rahm’s drone rant (28:19) before previewing the Rocket Mortgage Classic and offering their favorite plays (35:00).
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Now that the dust has settled, House and Hubbard discuss Bryson riding high after his U.S Open win and how his presence has been hugely missed from the PGA (01:57). Then, they react to Rory McIlroy’s statement after his devastating loss and discuss whether he can ever return to major glory (15:22). After, they preview the final signature event of the season, the Travelers Championship and get into why it highlights the Tour’s need to revamp the schedule, then offer their favorite plays (29:48).
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Really not liking the season two lineup and flow. show just isn't the same without Shackelford