The Loop
This is The Loop, a refreshing mix of everything you love to talk about around golf, with the only rule that you don’t take yourself or the game too seriously. Each week hosts Christopher Powers, Alex Myers, and Steve Hennessey, along with special guests from across the sports and entertainment worlds, will touch on what’s going in the game, who they’re putting money on, and whatever else comes up along the way.
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Alex, CP and Steve recap what can only be described as a top five Masters of all time, with Rory McIlroy completing the career Grand Slam in epic fashion at Augusta National. We also tip our caps to Harry Diamond, Patrick Reed and runner-up Justin Rose, who remains an all-class individual. Plus, we discuss the Masters
It’s Masters Week, and we’re ready to make some winning Masters bets. Keith Stewart, PGA professional and CEO of Read The Line, and Ryan Noonan, manager of content at BetspertsGolf.com, joined Steve Hennessey to break down everything from outright bets, placement wagers, Masters pools and DFS strategy. We talk about th
Steve Williams on in-round bets with Tiger and the softer side of Woods no one talks about
Alex and CP chat with legendary caddie Steve Williams, who was on the bag for 13 of Tiger Woods’ 15 major championships. Williams’ new book, “Together We Roared,” which he co-wrote with Evin Priest, details his epic 12-year run with the greatest golfer of all time, featuring numerous never-before-heard stories. We hear
Saints lineman Cesar Ruiz, Tosti slow plays Min Woo and Rory’s mysterious elbow injury
The boys discuss Alejandro Tosti’s pace-of-pay antics in the final group with Min Woo Lee and tip their caps to Gary Woodland and Michael Kim, who had huge Sundays in Houston. Plus, an interview with Saints O-lineman Cesar Ruiz.
Alex and CP recap an exciting final round at the Valspar Championship, where Viktor Hovland outdueled Justin Thomas for his first win since the 2023 Tour Championship. Plus, the boys discuss some of the player outbursts at Innisbrook and the death of the NCAA Tournament.
The boys break down a wild Players Championship Monday finish and Steve makes his short-lived return from paternity leave to defend legendary course architect Pete Dye. Plus, we discuss J.J. Spaun using the rules to his advantage and whether or not it was in the spirit of the game. Finally, Valspar picks.