You may find this hard to believe, but 60 saws that explain the 90s.

America's favorite poorly named music podcast is back with 30 more songs than 120 songs total.

I'm your host Rob Harbilla here to bring you more true musical analysis,

poignant nostalgic reveries, crude personal anecdotes, and rad special guests,

all with even less restraint than usual.

Join us once more on 60 saws that explain the 90s every Wednesday

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Hello friends and welcome. This golf podcast, unlike any other,

oh yes my friends, we have done it this is fairway roll.

A golf podcast on the rigger podcast network. I am your starter Joe House by Bernie

Buddies. My parsaving pals, my eagle enthusiast, this is a day in professional golf,

unlike any other, we are going to do our very best to give you our immediate reaction and go

through all of the questions that we have that must be answered. I am joined as always by my

incomparable accomplice, our PGA tour boots on the ground, Nathan Hubbard who's been working

tirelessly to get us information and the golf gods are good, my birdie buddies.

Just by happening since we had this gentleman lined up to join us today, smiley Kaufman

from the golf channel, from NBC sports, from serious XM who's got his own podcasts,

the smiley show. He is on to help us break this down a unique perspective as a guy who both

played on tour and in the media now by birdie buddies. This is a good one. Buckle up. The first

T is wide open. It's going to be a two-wall for a little bit and then it's a three-ball almost

all the way home. Let's put some pegs in the ground and get this thing going.

Nate Dogg, it's the biggest news in the history of modern golf, which I think makes it the biggest

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