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There are countless high end resorts and private communities around the world, including a handful in the Hawaiian Islands. But take it from someone who's been there and done that: There is nothing like Kohanaiki. In this download, Brian reconnects with former baseball great and Kohanaiki VP of Sales and Marketing Chuck Cary to explore firsthand what makes this place so special.

It's a tradition like no other, and we're not talking about The Masters. It's our annual kickoff conversation with NBC and Golf Channel commentator Mark Rolfing. Rolf's been a fixture on golf broadcasts for 39 years now, outlasting his contemporaries with his versatility, work ethic, and rapport with viewers. In this download he joins Brian to recap The Sentry, The Sony and offer poignant insight on the deadly wildfire that destroyed Lahaina, and why it could've been much worse.

It's time to tee it up again on the PGA Tour, where change has been the only constant over the past year- on, and off the course. So it's nice to be back in a familiar setting, with a friendly voice at Kapalua for the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Mark Rolfing announces his new multi-year deal with NBC and Golf Channel, and welcomes us back to Maui for the 25th playing of the TOC.

Few know the PGA Tour- on the course, and behind-the-scenes, better than Peter Jacobsen. As we enjoy the Arnold Palmer Invitational this weekend and celebrate Jake's 68th birthday, Peter is back with us. In this episode he offers his outlook for Tiger, his prior predictions for Patrick Cantlay's success, and the state of a tour loaded with talent.

The PGA Tour plays a wraparound schedule, but as far as the calendar's concerned, the Sentry TOC at Kapalua is the official kickoff of the '22 season. NBC & Golf Channel commentator Mark Rolfing is back with us to preview the event in his backyard. "Mr. Hawaii" gives us his picks, shares why Phil has a shot, and we also welcome Bones back to the Maui event as a caddy for the first time in 20+ years!

Asking a golf course designer to pick his favorite is like asking a winemaker to choose a preferred varietal. It's not about the course itself, but the people and the experience- both physical & emotional, over a period of years as raw land is transformed and a vision becomes reality. For David McLay Kidd, it's not Bandon, Gamble Sands, Nanea, or his other masterpieces. It's a course that not only changed the landscape, but also reshaped the community and impacted the people around it.