Fire Drill 003: Stories From Augusta

Episode 43 of the The Fire Pit Podcast podcast, hosted by The 8 Side, titled "Fire Drill 003: Stories From Augusta" was published on April 6, 2022 and runs 45 minutes.

April 6, 2022 ·45m · The Fire Pit Podcast

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Episode Description

Our Masters week coverage continues as Geoff Ogilvy rejoins the Fire Drill podcast to talk Tiger, conquering pre-tournament jitters and whom he thinks will prevail. Co-hosts Alan Shipnuck and Matt Ginella share tales of jousting with the green jackets and reflect on how much the Masters media landscape has changed.

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