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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 46 MIN

HDP Breakfast Balls #9 - Golf Is All The Rage

from The Holy Duffer Podcast · host Mark & Strolan

In this engaging conversation, Mark and Strolan delve into the recent viral video of a fight on a golf course, exploring the implications of such behavior on golf culture. They discuss the erosion of traditional golf etiquette, the influence of alcohol and social media, and the changing dynamics of golf as a sport. Personal anecdotes about their own golfing experiences, achievements, and challenges are shared, alongside critiques of course design and the importance of maintaining respect for the game. The episode concludes with reflections on father-son golf trips and the memories created through shared experiences on the course. Apology Tour Video - The Drunk Stupid Idiot Chapters; 00:00 The Golf Fight That Went Viral 02:55 The Impact of Alcohol on Golf Behavior 06:03 The Changing Culture of Golf 08:49 The Role of Social Media in Golf Conflicts 11:53 Reflections on Golf Etiquette and Respect 14:44 Personal Updates and Golfing Experiences 16:25 Golf Equipment and Personal Updates 21:03 Performance Reflections and Swing Improvements 24:18 Course Design Insights and Challenges 32:21 Father-Son Golf Trip Experience 36:02 Closing Thoughts and Future Plans  

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