It all comes to a head in this final chapter. What will Minka do with Pennyborne? What will Frank do with his parents? What will any of us do when this podcast ends? Gah! It's too terrible to contemplate! So knuckle down and prepare yourself for the incredible end to this, the final chapter in the Making of Frank Carter Golf Detective.
The muderer has been unmasked and yet the story goes on. What of Frank and his parents and the Zoners and will Minka get her revenge upon Pennyborne. Can't wait to find out? Don't!
The final twist. The murderer revealed! In the journey of Waldo from man to monster from the sea, the sinister killer reveals itself at last. A shocking truth that will rock you to your core!
Fate waits for us all, and for some, it turns them into monsters from the sea.
Has Jack gone too far? The murderer's deeper identity is revealed and Neil is disgusted, noting that there is a difference between plausibility and possibility.
At last! We learn who the murderer is ... and there is no way ... NO WAY ... that you picked it.
The Royal and Ancient come under the microscope as they pursue their Cease and Desist against the rampant fornicating upon the golf courses of the world.
Frank has discovered that his parents are alive and seeks them out. Meanwhile, Jack awaits an answer from the Royal And Ancient.
Frank decides to take the game of golf back up after swearing he will never set foot upon a course again. Meanwhile, the new method of attaining the perfect rhythm for a golf swing is coming under criticism from the Royal and Ancient itself!
Whilst the golfing world is swept into a festival of rhythm, Minka takes on the mysterious Lord Pennyborne to surprising results.
In this episode we discover that the rhythm of a golf swing is the same as the rhythm of making love and golfers across the world are experimenting enthusiastically.
Jack discloses a shockingly powerful tactic used on him by a playing partner, something he will carry for the rest of his life, while we discover the origins of the mysterious Zoners.
The Royal Knutz receives a special visitor while Minka begins to make an impression on the locals.
Frank finds himself at a golf club for the first time since the death of his parents, while Jack and Neil discuss the standing of the club pro.
At last, Frank is back and moving closer to his destiny upon the Royal Knutz, while Jack loses the fight against players who ask for dodgy drops and Neil questions his legacy to this world.
In this episode Neil mysteriously disappears, while Detective Smyers finally comes to the realisation that no-one from outside the game can possibly hope to understand the mind of the golfer.
Detective Inspector Smyers plays a game of golf in a desperate attempt to understand the mind of the golfer.
There is a second murder and Detective Smyers comes to a grim realisation. Meanwhile, Neil exposes his plans for slow players.
Detective Inspector Richard Smyers begins his murder investigation and quickly learns that golfers are a breed unto themselves.
There is a murder at the Royal Knutz, the murder of a cheat, and Neil is of a mind to forgive the perpetrator for the greater good done to the game.