• RBC Canadian Open Drama, Yuka Saso’s Triumph, and the Future of Women’s Golf

  • Jun 6 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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RBC Canadian Open Drama, Yuka Saso’s Triumph, and the Future of Women’s Golf

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  • This week on Across The Pond Golf, we dive into an action-packed lineup of events and exciting updates in the world of golf.
    First, we celebrate Big Bob (Robert MacIntyre) as he clinches victory at the RBC Canadian Open in true Scottish fashion. We talk about the emotional family moment as his grass-cuttin’ father can finally put down the petrol can after a long-awaited PGA win. Bob, we’ll see you at the U.S. Open!
    Next, we shine a spotlight on Yuka Saso, who etched her name into another major LPGA event. Despite the dark horse predictions, including a surprising 10 from Nelly Korda, Yuka’s performance left us all in awe.
    Charley Hull’s recent stogie incident draws attention for all the wrong reasons. We discuss why there’s so much more to her game and why she’s the role model the next generation needs. Erik shares his thoughts on the rise of women’s golf and how it could mirror the WNBA’s success, citing the Caitlin Clark effect.
    We also look ahead to Jack Nicklaus’s Memorial Tournament, which promises to be a thrilling shootout. Craig and Erik share their takes on this electrifying event, where everyone and their mom will be watching. Who’s your pick?
    Erik reveals the long-awaited name of his new business venture, and we introduce the host tattoo chart challenge. Plus, don’t miss our collaboration with Dirty Birdie, an exciting new golf brand on the rise.
    Tune in for an unforgettable week of golf talk and stay up-to-date with the latest in the sport!

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