HeyJaredTwo Off The Tee
Brothers Jeff and James Shin — proudly high-handicap Chicago golfers with long-time careers in real estate and lending — break down their world of golf: gear, matches, league drama, course stories, and the grind of getting better.
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Legacy or the Bag: Would You Chase Tiger or Take $100M? (opens the original)
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Scottie Scheffler came from three back at East Lake, won his second FedEx Cup, and the money talk started before the trophy cooled. He passed Tiger Woods for most PGA Tour career earnings. James says comparing that number to Tiger's era is not fair : different prize pools, different decades. Jeff puts an asterisk on the dominance: half the best players left for LIV. Then they argue whether you chase Tiger's legacy or take the bag when a new league knocks. Also on this tape: James heard Good Good
Good Good vs Callaway: Do Not Touch My New Driver (opens the original)
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Good Good made a Callaway driver ad where Garrett shoulder-tackles his girlfriend and yells don't touch my driver. James had to go hunt for it after they took it down. He called it mean. A little sexist. He wouldn't bump Ella for a driver. Jeff watched the extra 15 seconds — some other guy touches the club, looks possessed, starts ripping balls three different ways — and still thought the whole thing was a mess. Callaway admitted they approved it. Then Jeff says they cut them. Dick's and Golf Ga
Don't Hit It There: Tree Roots Don't Get a Free Drop (opens the original)
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LeBron James just started a golf YouTube channel, and he is about a 22 handicap. That is the cold open, and it is why this episode exists. James has not watched a full episode yet. He already knows LeBron is out there with Bob Does Sports, nearly holed one on camera, and is posting the kind of round Jeff grew up never getting — everyone knew Jordan golfed, and nobody ever got the tape. They argue whether that is bad golf or relatable golf. James wins. Relatable. Because they are not bad golfers.
If You Take Mulligans, You Can't Break 100 (opens the original)
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James read out every player he thought was getting eliminated from Sunday's playoff, and when he got to his own brother's name he didn't even pause. Jeff had to sit there and take it, on his own show, four days before he has to go play the tournament. It took about four seconds for the word "traitor" to come out, and the rest of that segment is two grown men arguing about whether one of them is the LeBron James of a golf league that started with six people. That's the middle of the episode. The
Every Golf Rule People Want Changed Is Just Asking for Mercy (opens the original)
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Jeff played with a guy who put two, sometimes three balls in play off every tee and then got irritated with the group about it. His whole defense was that he's better than this. Jeff's answer, which he ends up repeating three separate times over the next twenty minutes: if you have to ask whether you can hit another one, you already know you're wasting my time. I'm not here to watch you golf all day. Play your shot. That kicks off a segment James named live on the air — What Grinds My Gears — an
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