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A Weekend of Team Golf

Following the Masters and the Signature RBC Heritage, the PGA Tour presents us this week with the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the only team event on the season long schedule. Also this week, LIV Golf returns from a three week hiatus to hold what some call their “Super Bowl,” LIV Adelaide.
The Zurich Classic, held once again at TPC Louisiana, is a full field team event with 80 teams (160 golfers). Thursday the teams will play Four Ball (each competitor plays their own ball and the lower score for the team counts as the team score). Friday the teams will play Foursomes (alternate shot with one ball played per team and that ball represents the team score per hole). Following Friday the field is cut to the low 33 teams and ties. Saturday is Four Ball and the final round on Sunday is Foursomes. Both members of the winning team earn a two year winner’s status on tour as well as invitations to the Sentry Tournament of Champions, the Players Championship and the PGA Championship.
The 80 top golfers who committed to the event are entitled to select their partner (who must have some type of status on tour unless given a sponsor’s exemption). The favorites are Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele. Some other interesting teams include the Fitzpatrick brothers, the Hojgaard brothers, the Coody brothers and Rory McIlroy/Shane Lowry.

The pre-tournament story to watch, however, is that of Eric Cole and 65 year old Russ Cochran. Cochran’s first PGA Tour start was 43 years ago and his lone victory came in 1991. Going into this week he has made 599 career starts. Cochran’s son caddies for Cole and Cole “…thought it would be pretty cool to get him his 600th.”

LIV returns to Adelaide, Australia for what last year won the “Best Event” at the World Golf Awards. The popular event in Australia begins Friday (overnight Thursday in North America). The host course is the Grange Golf Club and LIV will be playing their shotgun start event on a composite course measuring 6,946 yards. In addition to DJ’s and bands, the highlight will be the Par 3, 12th hole known as “the Watering Hole”. A smaller version of the PGA Tour’s Stadium hole at the Waste Management, it should provide many highlights.
I won’t be making any wagers this week as the Zurich can be a crap shoot. Teams can break 60 in the four ball rounds and struggle to make par during foursomes. For my One and Done this week I’ll be rolling with Maverick McNealy and Tom Hoge. Good luck to all and enjoy the weekend of golf.
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5 Pristine Public Courses To Start Your Florida Tour!
Warm up on these pristine public courses in the Sunshine State.

Florida is a favorite among golf lovers with 1,154 courses and 101 sunny days each year. The state also boasts the most rounds played, the most new courses opened, and the most courses under construction or in planning.
Several of its major cities offer top-notch golf experiences. Here’s a breakdown of some of the best public golf courses in Florida:

Orlando
Orange County National Golf Center
Features two championship courses, Panther Lake and Crooked Cat, and a 9-hole short course called “The Tooth.” Renowned for its exceptional practice facilities and hosting the PGA Merchandise Show Demo Day.

Tampa
Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Golf Resort
This Larry Packard-designed course is a favorite among PGA Tour players, known for its challenging layout and natural beauty. It hosts the Valspar Championship annually.

Naples
Old Corkscrew Golf Club
A Jack Nicklaus-designed championship course, it offers a scenic and challenging experience with firm greens and abundant wildlife. It consistently ranks among Florida’s top public courses.

Miami
Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne: Located just 10 minutes from downtown Miami, this unique public course offers stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It features challenging bunkering, mangrove thickets, and seven saltwater lakes.

Port St. Lucie
PGA Golf Club: Located in Port St. Lucie, about an hour north of West Palm Beach, this club offers three distinct 18-hole courses: the Dye, Ryder, and Wanamaker. It will host the 2025 PGA Professional Championship.
Why Play Florida?
Diverse and Exceptional Courses
Iconic Venues: Florida boasts several legendary golf courses that offer unforgettable experiences:
Unique Course Characteristics
Varied Landscapes: Florida golf courses offer remarkable diversity:
- Links-style experiences
- Coastal views with ocean breezes
- Courses with dramatic elevation changes
- Layouts featuring water hazards, strategic bunkers, and challenging greens
World-Class Amenities
Most top Florida courses provide:
- Luxury resort accommodations
- Professional-level practice facilities
- Top-tier caddies and service
- Stunning natural scenery
Pro Tip: Bring your best game and be prepared for challenging, memorable golf experiences across Florida’s diverse courses.

For amateur golfers seeking to enhance their game, stay updated on golf news, or simply enjoy engaging discussions, podcasts offer a convenient and informative medium. Based on recommendations from reputable sources and golf communities, here are some top golf podcasts tailored for non-professional enthusiasts:

Hosted by CBS commentator Mark Immelman, this podcast features weekly interviews with instructors, coaches, players, and other golf experts. With over 700 episodes, it provides in-depth discussions aimed at helping golfers improve their skills.
A favorite among golf enthusiasts, No Laying Up offers a mix of tour coverage, player interviews, and discussions on various golf topics. It’s known for its insightful commentary and engaging content.
Featuring European Tour player Eddie Pepperell, this podcast provides a blend of tour insights and personal experiences, offering listeners a unique perspective on the professional golf scene.
This podcast chronicles the journey of two amateur golfers striving to achieve a scratch handicap. It’s relatable for many non-professional players and offers both entertainment and insights into the challenges of improving one’s game.
Hosted by golf coach Mark Crossfield, this podcast delves into various aspects of the game, from equipment reviews to swing techniques, providing practical advice for amateur golfers.

Hosted by Rick Shiels, a former golf teaching professional from Bolton, this podcast covers a wide range of topics, including equipment reviews, interviews with golf personalities, and discussions on current events in the golf world.
Hosted by popular golfer Andrew “Beef” Johnston and comedian John Robins, this podcast offers a light-hearted take on the game, discussing various golf topics and sharing personal anecdotes.
This podcast explores the highs and lows of being a golf enthusiast, sharing stories and experiences that many amateur golfers can relate to.
Featuring instructors Mark Crossfield, Greg Chalmers, and Lou Stagner, this podcast discusses various aspects of the game, offering insights and tips to help golfers improve.
Hosted by Peter Finch, this podcast features discussions with various guests, covering a wide range of golf-related topics, from equipment to personal experiences.

These podcasts offer a variety of content tailored to amateur golfers, from instructional advice to entertaining discussions. Whether you’re looking to improve your game or simply enjoy golf-related conversations, there’s likely a podcast on this list that suits your interests.
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Unique Football & Golf Parlays For The Weekend!
Have fun with Super Bowl and WM Phoenix Open combo bets!

As the excitement builds for Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles on February 9, 2025, in New Orleans, and the WM Phoenix Open taking place from February 6-9 at TPC Scottsdale, sports enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to combine their passion for football and golf through parlay betting.
Super Bowl LIX Betting Lines
As of February 7, 2025, the betting lines for Super Bowl LIX are as follows:
- Point Spread: The Kansas City Chiefs are favored by 1.5 points over the Philadelphia Eagles.
- Over/Under Total Points: The total points scored by both teams is set at 49.5.
- Coin Toss: Heads (-105) or Tails (-105)
- First Touchdown Scorer: Travis Kelce (+600), A.J. Brown (+800), Patrick Mahomes (+2000)
WM Phoenix Open Betting Odds
The WM Phoenix Open features a competitive field with the following notable odds:
- Scottie Scheffler: 3-1
- Sam Burns: 22-1
- Nick Taylor: 55-1
- Sungjae Im: 22-1
- Jake Knapp: 125-1
- Hole-in-One Prop Bet: Yes (+120), No (-150)
Fun Parlay Betting Combinations
Here are some intriguing parlay combinations that blend outcomes from both the Super Bowl and the WM Phoenix Open, along with their potential payouts on a $100 bet:
- Favorites Parlay:
- Super Bowl: Kansas City Chiefs to cover the 1.5-point spread (-110).
- Golf: Scottie Scheffler to finish in the top 5 (-150).
- Coin Toss: Heads (-105).
- Parlay Odds: +450
- Payout: $100 bet wins $450.
- Underdog Upset Parlay:
- Super Bowl: Philadelphia Eagles to win outright (+120).
- Golf: Nick Taylor to finish in the top 10 (+500).
- Hole-in-One: Yes (+120).
- Parlay Odds: +1300
- Payout: $100 bet wins $1,300.
- High-Scoring and High-Performance Parlay:
- Super Bowl: Total points over 49.5 (-110).
- Golf: Sam Burns to finish in the top 5 (+450).
- First Touchdown Scorer: A.J. Brown (+800).
- Parlay Odds: +2500
- Payout: $100 bet wins $2,500.
- Longshot Parlay:
- Super Bowl: Philadelphia Eagles to win by more than 7 points (+275).
- Golf: Jake Knapp to finish in the top 10 (+1100).
- First Touchdown Scorer: Patrick Mahomes (+2000).
- Parlay Odds: +7500
- Payout: $100 bet wins $7,500.
- Quick Thrill Parlay:
- Coin Toss: Tails (-105).
- First Touchdown Scorer: Travis Kelce (+600).
- Hole-in-One: Yes (+120).
- Parlay Odds: +1400
- Payout: $100 bet wins $1,400.

Combining bets from the Super Bowl and the WM Phoenix Open can add an extra layer of excitement to your sports weekend. Remember to bet responsibly and enjoy the thrill of the game!
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