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Jun 17, 2022 1 hr 2 min

Dirty Water - #215

from The ProShow with Keith Stewart Hosted by Keith Stewart

Coming to you "live" from the 122nd US Open hosted by The Country Club in Boston, Massachusetts. Friday afternoon at a major championship has the media center buzzing so Keith invited two great ProShow friends on air to enjoy the atmosphere. Golf's iconic artist Lee Wybranski was on property to sign his indelible image of this year's championship. He and Keith discuss his tenure of fifteen years making US Open posters. How he selects the image and then ultimately the creation. Lee's seen some pretty good national championships and together they reminisce over a couple they share together. Lee's always looking to encapsulate the experience. It's one of those cool conversations where these two friends tell a different story that surrounds the tournament. Once Lee steps out of the booth, Teddy Greenstein sits in. The former Chicago Tribune reporter has covered over a dozen US Opens. From his first, and now this one for PointsBet, he tells a couple great stories. Keith and Teddy get into who was the most popular bet of the championship and the best live bets for the weekend. It wouldn't be a major week without Teddy G! There's even a little LIV talk... Tune in and enjoy. This fast paced episode feels as quick as those greens at TCC. ProShow Playlist Ep. #215: Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith), Dirty Water (The Standells)

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