This week on Quiet Please Golf, we unpack one of the most emotional stories in the game — Anthony Kim’s long road back and what his career might have been had the demons never intervened. We dive into fresh speculation as Tiger Woods hints at Augusta at age 50 — will the Big Cat be prowling through the azaleas one more time? Plus, Brandel reignites the never-ending debate: is The Players truly golf’s fifth major? And somewhere between legacy talk and major arguments, we check in on AD sipping Woodford in the Bluegrass State… but the real question remains — can he roll the rock?

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Last week in golf delivered chaos, conversation, and a little history. The Waste Management Phoenix Open wrapped with Chris Gotterup emerging from the desert spotlight, reinforcing just how quickly momentum can flip during one of the game’s loudest weeks. Off the PGA Tour, team golf grabbed headlines as Neal Shipley made history by recording the first hole-in-one in TGL competition, a moment that continues to legitimize the league’s entertainment-meets-elite format. And finally, junior golf chatter went mainstream as speculation swirled around Charlie Woods and a potential future at Florida State Seminoles, a reminder that the next generation is already shaping the conversation well before they ever tee it up on Tour.

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Crack a cold one — it’s Waste Management week, and the Quiet Please Golf Podcast is leaning all the way into the chaos. We break down LIV finally getting OWGR points, recap Brooks’ return, and then take it deep with special guest co-host Professional Long Drive Champion and World Record Holder Maurice Allen. Big swings, big storylines, and zero laying up on this episode.

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