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I'm about ready to run off the golf course Welcome. Welcome to the Friday Golf Podcast. I'm Garrett Morrison and that was a tremendous

players championship. Scotty Sheffler battled through a neck injury

to win his second PGA Tour event in a row and his second

players in a row.

He is in a kind of dominant form that we rarely see in modern professional golf.

It's really exciting.

But he really had to earn it this week.

He shot 64 on Sunday.

And even so, Xander Sh Shofle, Brian Harmon and Wyndham Clark were all very close to forcing a

playoff. In Wyndham's case he was a 180 lip out away from forcing a playoff, but Sheffler got it done and we're going to talk about all of it in today's episode.

Later we'll be joined by PGA Tour Editorial lead Sean Martin to do takeaways from the players championship.

But first let's bring on my co-host Joseph Lamagna for our in and out segment where we talk about

what we're in on and what we're out on in the golf world this week.

Joseph, what are you in on?

You said Golf World, we'll use that loosely, but I'm connecting it to golf.

Garrett, I am in on a recent directive from the

NBA professional basketball league to kind of curb foul hunting in the NBA where for it's kind of been a growing problem that

So is this like a James Harden rule or something kind of yeah, where basketball, when they're going to the basket, are kind of launching themselves

into the defender and then flailing their head and making it look like they've drawn a foul.

There's a lot of ways in which they've kind of been foul hunting, it's described, and scoring has been way up in the NBA this year. Like 50 point games at unprecedented levels from individuals.

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