At The Turn - Golf Podcast Joe Simons & Nick Heidelberger

The 2024 U.S. Open is here! The fellas rehash the beauty that was the 1999 U.S. Open. Payne Stewart's legendary victory over Tiger, Phil, Vijay and Duval. Then, is Old Man Par really worth celebrating? The boys delve into that and more in Overrated, Underrated, Properly Rated. Finally, they share who they think will win this year's edition.

With the season about halfway over it's time to reflect on what we've done well and work on the weak spots. The boys discuss the mid-season adjustments they're making. Nick also teed off too early at his home course and got in some trouble for it.

$200? $2,000? What is your threshold for pain when it comes crazy green fees? The fellas break down when you should pay and when you should bolt. Then, when going on a Golf Trip should you make time for other activities or just play until your calluses have calluses?

Want to know how it feels to compete under U.S. Open pressure? Well, friend of the program Bryan Romey recounts his experience playing a qualifier for our national open. Nick caddied for him and shares his perspective as well. It's unlike any episode we've done before, so give it a listen!

The strongest field in golf, Michael Block stealing the spotlight, Tiger teeing it up. The fellas decide what's under the radar and what's being blown way out of proportion. Then, they make their picks for the 2024 PGA Championship. Spoiler: not Scottie Chef.

It's something we've all talked about after a few beers on the 19th hole: I'm going to try and qualify for the U.S. Open. Well, friend of the program Bryan Romey is putting his putter where his mouth is. Next week he's competing in local qualifying for the 2024 U.S. Open. He shares his goals, hilarious practice round and expectations of the big day. And, oh yeah, Nick is going to loop for him!