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The Home Team Podcast is back for a special U.S. Open week episode as Hiatt and Bennett break down Shinnecock Hills, one of the most iconic and demanding venues in championship golf. They talk through what makes the course so difficult, how firm greens, thick rough, wider fairways, and brutal short-game spots could shape the tournament, and why this major always seems to separate the most consistent players from the field.The guys also dive into the betting board, one-and-done strategy, and their favorite plays of the week, including Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm, Tommy Fleetwood, Wyndham Clark, Ludvig Åberg, and more. To close things out, Bennett introduces a fun new segment where they build their dream golf course using real-world inspiration, picking everything from the state and clubhouse to the signature hole, turn food, and best course logo.

Davis DeLille joins Home Team Podcast fresh off his win at the Triad Amateur, where he fired back-to-back 69s at his home course, High Point Country Club. Davis breaks down what it felt like to sleep on a lead, handle tournament pressure, and close out a win in front of people who have watched his game grow for years.The conversation also dives into Davis’ journey through junior golf, his time playing at East Carolina University, the mental side of improving in college golf, NIL, recruiting, and his next step toward Q School and professional golf. Plus, the guys get into North Carolina golf, favorite courses, mountain golf vs. beach golf, and what makes the competitive golf grind so difficult — and so worth chasing.

Hiatt and Bennett recap the Charles Schwab, from Russell Henley’s playoff win over Eric Cole to a brutal week for the boys’ betting card. They break down who impressed at Colonial, why Ben Griffin kept things interesting, and what made Henley’s ball-striking performance stand out.Then the guys shift to Jack’s place for the Memorial at Muirfield Village, talking course fit, milkshakes, One & Done picks, and this week’s betting card. Hiatt rides with Hideki, Ludvig, Adam Scott, and Akshay, while Bennett backs Cam Young, Ben Griffin, and a Scottie Scheffler outright before the episode wraps with music talk and a little Red Rocks preview.

Hiatt and Bennett are back for a Charles Schwab Challenge preview from Colonial, starting with a look back at Wyndham Clark’s ridiculous closing 60, Si Woo Kim’s near miss, and the biggest takeaways from another Texas shootout. Then the guys shift into one-and-done strategy, course fit, approach play, putting, and the players they trust most at Colonial. Special guest Caden Norris joins the show to give his pick, talk Ricky Fowler, President’s Cup energy, and jump into the chaos of Texas golf culture. The episode also covers the betting board, including favorites, long shots, top-20 looks, make-the-cut plays, and outright picks for the week. To close, Hiatt and Bennett rank their favorite current PGA Tour courses, from Sawgrass and Quail Hollow to Sedgefield, Riviera, East Lake, and Muirfield Village. A full Charles Schwab week preview with picks, banter, and plenty of Home Team chaos before the first tee shots fly.

Hiatt Gafnea and Bennett Norris are back for a full midseason checkup on the PGA Tour, using the CJ Cup as the jumping-off point for a wider conversation about where professional golf stands right now. The episode starts with the current leaderboard, course setup, preferred lies, and the players making noise, including Brooks Koepka, Scottie Scheffler, Ludvig Åberg, Blades Brown, and other names shaping the middle of the season.From there, the conversation opens up into a broader look at the state of the Tour, who feels like a real contender heading into the summer, how dominant Scheffler has become, and which players are starting to separate themselves from the pack. The guys also get into Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup roster talk, debating who should be on these teams, which younger players are ready for the moment, and how team golf could look with the current mix of established stars and rising talent.The back half of the episode shifts into golf culture as a whole, from YouTube golf and personality-driven content to the way fans connect with the sport outside of traditional tournament coverage. Hiatt and Bennett also touch on major championship venues, memories from past events, golf apparel, and how the game’s image is changing across both the PGA Tour and everyday golf culture.A midseason golf check-in covering the CJ Cup, the biggest names on Tour, Presidents Cup debates, Ryder Cup outlooks, and the evolving culture around the game.

Hiatt and Bennett recap an eventful 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink, where Aaron Rai shocked the golf world with a long-shot major victory. The guys break down the demanding course setup, the brutal pin locations, Rai’s elite approach play and clutch back-nine execution, and why this felt like one of the stronger PGA Championship setups in recent years.They also discuss strong showings from Jon Rahm, Alex Smalley, Justin Thomas, and Ludvig Åberg, while reviewing their own betting cards from the week. From missed picks on Cam Young, Keegan Bradley, and Sepp Straka to Bennett cashing JT and Ludvig placements, this episode covers the biggest storylines, betting takeaways, and what the result means moving forward into the rest of major championship season.

Hiatt and Bennett are back for Episode 4 of the Home Team Podcast after a short hiatus, and the boys jump straight into golf. They recap Cam Young’s dominant win at Doral, Christoph Reitan’s breakthrough at Truist, and debate where the PGA Championship really ranks among the four majors.From there, they break down the PGA Championship at Aronimink, talking Donald Ross history, Gil Hanse restoration, bunkers, course setup, driver strategy, and which types of players should fit the test. The betting board gets a full run-through, including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Cam Young, Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Ludvig Åberg, and a long-shot card featuring Russell Henley, Viktor Hovland, Sepp Straka, Jordan Spieth, Hideki Matsuyama, Adam Scott, and Keegan Bradley.The second half turns into classic Home Team golf culture talk, including One-and-Done picks, top-10 and top-20 bets, whether Jordan Spieth can still chase the career Grand Slam, Masters merch “stolen valor,” Bennett’s trip to Cullasaja, and a full debate on the best and worst country club logos in North Carolina.A mix of PGA Championship preview, betting talk, golf culture, private club lore, and unserious but very serious logo rankings.

Fresh off Masters week, Hiatt and Bennett break down the 2026 RBC Heritage at Harbor Town. They talk what makes the course tricky, why it is more about angles and positioning than raw distance, which players set up best this week, and the betting card they like heading into Hilton Head. From top names to longer-shot value, this is your quick Home Team preview before the cannon goes off.

On this episode of Home Team, Hiatt Gafnea and Bennett Norris break down Rory McIlroy winning his second straight green jacket and recap everything that made the 2026 Masters such a ride. They get into the biggest moments from Augusta, the leaderboard swings, Bryson’s week, Justin Rose’s Sunday push, the shots that defined the tournament, and which pre-tournament takes they missed on. They also branch out from golf and talk about Bennett getting set to see Widespread Panic at Red Rocks, the upcoming Billy Strings show in Greensboro, favorite Billy songs and covers they’re hoping to hear live, and why that whole scene has become such a fun part of the show’s identity. They wrap with betting talk, biggest takeaways from Masters week, and a quick look ahead.

In the inaugural episode of Home Team, the guys kick things off with a full preview of The Masters. They break down favorite winners, iconic traditions at Augusta, course conditions for this year, and dive into betting angles, including top contenders, sleeper picks, and outright strategies. Expect laid-back, real conversations on golf, gambling, and what makes this week the best in sports.