Episode Notes Powered by glizzy’s and the hope of scoring in the 70s the boyzz join Special Guest ‘Smitty’ who has a bet for you. We talk about the mean streets of playing long off the tee, and playing lights out thanks to Flink. Hit us up on the Donnie hotline. Call or text us at (801)-200-3805dw ==================== (20:00) Swing Thoughts (32:00) Hotline (47:40) Betting (54:00) Hockey Corner ==================== This week's outro song: The Weeknd - After Hours (start at 1:54) Donniebrook is a weekly show for all the beauties out there. You can expect a lot of golf talk, hockey banter, and junior B-quality content. If you play from the tips and shouldn't, please don't listen to this show. #ShrinkTheGame Follow us! Spotify Playlist Instagram TikTok —————— "Tee Off, Glizzy's, and Wild Bets: On the Green with Special Guest 'Smitty'!" Description: Buckle up, golf enthusiasts, because this episode is packed with laughs, glizzy-powered shenanigans, and an exciting wager brought to you by our Special Guest, the legendary 'Smitty'! Join the boyzz as they delve into the thrilling world of golf, fueled by glizzy's deliciousness and their quest to score in the elusive 70s. In this riveting conversation, we explore the trials and triumphs of playing long off the tee, and how mastering this art can transform your game into something extraordinary. The secrets to playing lights out are also revealed, thanks to the enigmatic Flink, whose prowess on the green has everyone talking. But that's not all! Don't miss your chance to win big and join the fun on the Donnie hotline. Call or text us at (801)-200-3805 and share your funniest golf-related anecdotes. The next lucky caller who leaves us in stitches will walk away with an exclusive putter head cover and a cool $100 in official money! Tune in for a laughter-filled and knowledge-packed episode that will leave you itching to hit the golf course with newfound zeal. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just starting, this podcast promises to be an unforgettable ride with insights, camaraderie, and lots of glizzy-fueled energy. Grab your clubs and join the fun! Golf is a popular and widely played sport that involves using clubs to hit a small ball into a series of holes on a course with as few strokes as possible. It is often seen as a recreational activity, a competitive sport, and a social pastime enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels. The game is usually played outdoors on a designated golf course, which can vary in size and layout. The basic objective of golf is to complete the course by navigating through 9 or 18 holes, depending on the course's design. Each hole typically has a tee box, fairway, rough, and a green with a flagstick and a hole. Golfers start from the tee box and aim to hit the ball towards the fairway, where the grass is shorter and the ideal landing area. From there, players take turns hitting the ball until it reaches the green, where they will putt the ball into the hole to finish the hole. The player with the fewest strokes at the end of the course wins the game. Golf is unique in that it is largely a self-regulated sport, with players adhering to an established set of rules and etiquette. The sport places a strong emphasis on honesty and fair play, as players are expected to keep track of their own scores and adhere to the rules of the game. Golfers typically use a variety of clubs to suit different situations on the course. These clubs include drivers (used for long-distance tee shots), irons (used for various distances and precision shots), wedges (used for short-distance shots and getting out of tricky situations), and putters (used on the green for accurate putting strokes). Golf has a rich history, dating back to the 15th century in Scotland. It has evolved over the years and gained immense popularity worldwide, with professional tours, major championships, and amateur competitions attracting millions of fans and participants. Some of the most prestigious golf tournaments include The Masters, the U.S. Open, The Open Championship (British Open), and the PGA Championship. The sport of golf also promotes physical fitness, as players often walk long distances across the course during a round. Additionally, golf provides an opportunity for social interaction and networking, as many business deals and friendships are formed on the golf course. Overall, golf is a game that combines skill, strategy, and mental focus, making it both challenging and rewarding for those who take part in it. Whether played competitively or for leisure, golf continues to be a beloved sport embraced by people around the world. Hockey is a fast-paced and thrilling team sport played on ice, popular in many parts of the world. It is played by two teams, each consisting of six players: five skaters (comprising forwards and defensemen) and one goaltender. The objective of the game is to score goals by shooting a puck into the opposing team's net using sticks. Here are some key aspects of hockey: The Ice Rink: Hockey is played on a rectangular ice rink with specific dimensions, enclosed by boards to keep the puck in play. The rink is divided into three zones: the defensive zone, the neutral zone, and the offensive zone.Equipment: Players wear specialized protective gear, including helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves, shin guards, and skates. Goaltenders wear additional protective equipment, such as a mask, chest protector, leg pads, and a catching glove.Puck and Sticks: The game revolves around a hard, black rubber disc called a puck. Players use hockey sticks to control and shoot the puck. The sticks have a curved blade at one end to aid in puck handling and shooting.Gameplay: Teams try to score by shooting the puck into the opposing team's net, defended by the goaltender. Players pass the puck to teammates, skate with it, and engage in physical play to gain control and maintain possession.Offside and Icing: Hockey has specific rules to prevent players from gaining an unfair advantage. Offside occurs when an attacking player enters the offensive zone before the puck, and icing is called when a team shoots the puck from behind the center line and it crosses the opposing team's goal line untouched.Penalties: When players commit infractions, they serve time in the penalty box, resulting in their team playing shorthanded. Penalties range from two minutes to major penalties that can last five minutes or more.Periods: A standard hockey game consists of three periods, each lasting 20 minutes. In case of a tie, the game may go to overtime or a shootout to determine the winner.Professional Leagues: Ice hockey has several professional leagues worldwide, including the National Hockey League (NHL) in North America, which is considered the premier hockey league.International Competitions: Hockey is also a popular sport in international competitions, such as the Winter Olympics and the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) World Championship.Cultural Significance: Hockey has deep cultural significance in many countries, especially in Canada, where it is the national winter sport. It also holds immense popularity in countries like the United States, Russia, Sweden, Finland, and many others.Hockey is known for its speed, physicality, and excitement, captivating fans with its action-packed gameplay and passionate fanbase. Whether played professionally, at the amateur level, or just for fun on frozen ponds, hockey remains a beloved sport with a rich history and a bright future. Putting is one of the most crucial aspects of golf and can significantly impact your overall score on the course. It refers to the act of rolling the ball along the green and into the hole using a putter, the shortest and most specialized club in a golfer's bag. Mastering putting requires a combination of technique, touch, and mental focus. Here are some key elements to help you improve your putting skills: Grip: The first step is to grip the putter correctly. There are various grip styles, but two common ones are the "conventional" grip (where the hands are placed one above the other) and the "cross-handed" or "left-hand low" grip (where the left hand is below the right for right-handed players). Experiment with different grips to find what feels comfortable and helps you control the putter face effectively.Stance and Alignment: Set up with your feet shoulder-width apart and your toes slightly flared outward. Position the golf ball in the center or just forward of center in your stance. Align your body and putter face squarely to the target line, which is the imaginary line from the ball to the hole.Eye Position: Ideally, your eyes should be directly over the ball or slightly inside the target line. This position allows you to see the line more accurately and helps with better alignment.Putting Stroke: The putting stroke should be smooth and pendulum-like. Use your shoulders to rock the putter back and through, while keeping your wrists firm and reducing excessive hand movement. The length of the backswing and follow-through should be relatively equal.Reading the Green: Before making your stroke, assess the slope and contour of the green to determine the break (the direction in which the ball will curve). Look for subtle changes in the grass, shadows, and any slopes that may affect the roll of the ball.Speed Control: Distance control is vital in putting. Practice hitting putts with varying speeds to get a feel for how the ball rolls on different greens. The goal is to have the ball travel at the right speed to reach the hole but not roll too far past it if it misses.Visualization: As you address the ball, visualize the line you want the ball to take and the ball dropping into the hole. Visualization can help improve focus and increase your chances of sinking the putt.Practice: Like any skill in golf, putting requires practice.
