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Chuck Bryant and Adam Pranica introduce their new golf comedy podcast titled Three Put Bogey, designed for weekend golf routines and released every Friday morning. The hosts discuss their shared passion for the game, approaching it from the perspective of players who can hit two great shots in a row but rarely three. They explain that the show focuses heavily on the absurdity, frustration, and love for golf, highlighting personal journeys from playing casual rounds in Atlanta to club tournaments in Los Angeles.
Starting a Golf Comedy Podcastinsight
Chuck Bryant and Adam Pranica announce their new podcast called Three Put Bogey, born out of their shared love for the game.
The Meaning of Three Put Bogeyinsight
The name reflects golfers who can hit a couple of great shots but struggle on the third, culminating in a three-put bogey.
The Essence of the Showinsight
The hosts explain that the show covers how absurd, fun, vexing, and frustrating the game of golf can be.
Avoiding Doubles and Triplesstrategy
At their skill level, playing good golf is much less about making birdies and much more about avoiding double and triple bogeys.
Chuck plays weekly casual rounds in Atlanta with old friends shooting in the low to mid 90s, while Adam plays club tournaments in Los Angeles.
“We decided to start a golf comedy podcast because we're both big golf lovers and we wanted to spread that joy and it's called Three Put Bogey.”
“And a three-put bogey is kind of the purest expression of that.”
“It's weird how much it changes from shot to shot at this point.”
3 Putt Bogey is a golf podcast hosted by Chuck Bryant and Adam Pranica, two mid handicappers who are just good enough to know exactly how bad they still are. The name says it all: one great shot, followed immediately by the kind of self-inflicted disaster only a mid-handicap golfer can produce. That's the whole sport, really, and this show lives in that gap. Every week, Chuck and Adam break down their most recent rounds, dig through the bag, and try to actually get better — which is harder than it sounds when social media serves up an endless, contradictory firehose of tips, drills, and gear you're told you absolutely need. They'll talk about what's actually working, what's total crap, and what happened when they tried it on the course anyway. Expect gear talk, course recaps, golf movies and video games, rules debates, questionable gambling picks, and a healthy amount of self-inflicted misery, all in service of two guys trying to shave a few strokes off their game and laugh about it along the way. See omnystudio.com/listener https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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