The lads kick off Episode 18 with a handicap update from Sammy and a wholesome surprise encounter with Ian Baker-Finch out on the course.

At 19:18, we head Around the Grounds, starting with James Morrison’s emotional win on the DP World Tour, plus results across the globe — including a showdown at the Australian Senior Open in Thurgoona between two of Lynchy’s dad’s former students.

At 26:17, the boys look back on Matt Goggin’s underrated PGA Tour career after his Senior Open victory — and just how close he came to some huge wins.

Then at 28:38… the big one: 👉 Has modern equipment gone too far? With St Andrews set to be lengthened for the 2027 Open, Sammy & Lynchy debate whether tech has tipped the game out of balance and is forcing iconic courses to change.

And at 48:50, our first ever listener-submitted Course Language Confessional drops… and let’s just say it's a good one.

Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show chatting through the big week in golf — including an update on Sammy’s handicap and some questionable form. ⛳️

At (11:45), the guys go Around the Grounds following Australia’s huge win in the 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown and break down Matias Sanchez’s incredible victory at the 2025 Webex Players Series South Australia in Willunga (14:43).

At (21:42), we head to the DP World Tour stop in Korea for a pivotal tournament that delivered plenty of storylines.

The guys are then joined by Matias Sanchez, who talks through his maiden pro win, his growth as a player, and what it means to head into the Aussie summer of golf with the Australian Open at his home course (36:55).

At (44:42), it’s another round of The Scramble, followed by a Mulligan to Shane Lowry for a bizarre brain fade (55:33).

Sammy closes out the show at (58:30) with another Course Language Confessional.

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Sammy and Lynchy kick off Episode 16 with the second instalment of Course Language Confessionals (6:05), where Lynchy dives into a story from his tournament playing days — one that perfectly captures the highs and humbling moments of competitive golf.

At (12:32), the guys go Around the Grounds with a look at Tommy Fleetwood’s emotional victory, celebrating on the 18th with his son in a moment that captured hearts worldwide.

At (22:32), we shift our attention back home to the WA Open, breaking down another big weekend for Aussie golf.

At (32:34), it’s time for The Scramble, with Sammy putting Lynchy on the spot — which tour is doing the best job of promoting golf globally: the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, or LIV Golf?

At (38:46), we wrap things up with The Mulligan, as Sammy hands out a few do-overs — including one for “The Rock” himself.