Welcome back to Podcast 90 of the MakeShift podcast.

We have a special guest today.

He's brilliantly dumb on Instagram.

He's Bob from Bob does sports, also known as Bobby Fairways on the golf course.

He's the figurehead of breezy golf and have a day.

And the newest member of the Hole in One Club.

Congratulations, Robbie Berger.

Fellas, I appreciate him.

And knocked it out of the park there. I appreciate you throwing the hole in one thing in as well. So, yeah, nailed it. It's more recent. It's more new. And I want to make sure that you're honored for it. I mean, that's an accomplishment that a lot of golfers don't have in their lifetime. Especially golfers as bad as me. So it's really, really. I mean, I'm the last person anybody would have ever expected that to come from. Yeah, I'm working on it too. I'm working on it. What do you usually shoot on the golf course if you go by yourself? I could be, I could throw up a mid-80s, but then I could also hit you with a 120 in a blink of an eye. Like I really think, I know everybody says they're inconsistent golfers. I really think I'm one of the most inconsistent out there doing it. But yeah, I could throw mid-80s. I could be over 100. Yeah, okay. So you're like the J.R. Smith of golf. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll take that. Sure. There you go. How often are you playing a week? Like, what's the expectation for a mid-80s golfer to get out?

So when we do filming trips on Bob DeSports, I mean, we'll usually do a full week of content for the whole month.

So it's one week there. And then when we're off, I would say I probably play twice a week. I'll go out there, mess around, listen to music, but not like competitive stroke play. Just listening to music, having a ball. But yeah, you would think I'd be better than now. But I guess it's better for the channel. The worse I am, the more they tend to enjoy it. So if I don't get better, it is what

it is. We're starting to get into golf and I feel like I'm going to be that character and Zach's going to be like Perez because he's going to be the ringer. It's a tough thing to do. I don't envy you at all, Zach, because I don't know how he does it. But Brian, you're in a great, great spot. That's what I like to hear. There's no pressure on camera now. Exactly.

If I hit a good shop, people get excited. Exactly. Yeah. But Brian, you're in a great, great spot. That's what I like to hear. There's no pressure on camera now.

Exactly.

If I hit a good shop, people get excited. Exactly. You're the underdog. You got nothing to worry about. Exactly. I had a question about your hole in one specifically. Sure. So hitting a hole in one is one of the greatest accomplishments for an average golfer. Can you just take us through that whole moment and what you experienced?

Yeah, it's something that... of the greatest accomplishments for an average golfer. Can you just, can you just take us through

that whole moment and what you experienced? Yeah, it's something that we always talked about,

because like, you know, if you get a whole one, like, not only is so cool to have, but at the same

time, too, what it does for the channel for us, like for Bob does sports, the amount of

publicity that it gets. It's one of the most surreal moments I could ever.

We want a state championship back in high school that I always thought would be the coolest thing.

I was pitching the final inning.

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