
About this episode
This episode delves into the intriguing discourse surrounding Michael Arkush's recently published work, "Golf 100," which presents a meticulously curated ranking of the greatest players in golf history. We engage in a detailed examination of the rationale behind each player's placement, acknowledging that listeners may find discrepancies with the rankings, yet we emphasize the thoughtful analysis and research that underpins the selections. Our conversation traverses the evolution of the sport, touching upon the accessibility of professional golfers and the disconnect that has arisen between athletes and their fan base. Furthermore, we contemplate the future of amateur golf, advocating for increased visibility and accessibility to enhance public engagement with the sport. Ultimately, this dialogue serves as a platform for passionate debate, inviting listeners to reflect on their own perspectives regarding the game's esteemed figures.
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- Painted Hills Natural Beef
- Amazon
- Penguin Random House
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