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Augusta National Golf Club

Augusta National Golf Club

Golf club in Augusta, GeorgiaWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

CaseyHOST
39:20
Green is correct.
CaseyHOST
39:21
The winner gets to wear the iconic green jacket for one year, but then they must return it to stay at the Augusta National Golf Club.
CaseyHOST
39:29
So do you golf?
SadieGUEST
39:31
I hit the window once, the door window, and so I need a net, and once I hit it in the golfing range.
Wells AdamsHOST
8:38
You
Chad MummHOST
8:38
know, when he's wearing an Augusta, he's wearing a Masters shirt.
Chad MummHOST
8:42
Yeah.
Chad MummHOST
8:42
And he looks like he's over 16 years old, and he's not doing yard work, or he's under 65.
Wells AdamsHOST
8:49
You're going to come across as very elitist right here.
Wells AdamsHOST
8:51
I'm just saying it's very specific.
Wells AdamsHOST
8:52
I'm not talking about the ANGC logo.
Wells AdamsHOST
8:53
I'm saying the
Trey SchaapCORRESPONDENT
18:43
majors next year.
Trey SchaapCORRESPONDENT
18:44
Augusta National, I mean always for the Masters.
Trey SchaapCORRESPONDENT
18:47
PGA Frisco that just held the Stevens Cup for the PGA Championship in May.
Trey SchaapCORRESPONDENT
18:52
You've got the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.
Steve BergerHOST
14:24
Yeah, there's nothing anybody could have said to me that would have changed my mind.
Steve BergerHOST
14:27
And by the way, one of the reasons why is my favorite golf course rating website is top100golfcourses.com. And number 16 on that list is Augusta National Golf Club.
Steve BergerHOST
14:41
Pretty tight, right? I have heard of it.
Steve BergerHOST
14:44
Yeah.
Israel DaggHOST
36:21
So an awesome opportunity.
Israel DaggHOST
36:23
A lot of them love to go play Augusta.
Israel DaggHOST
36:25
There's probably one on everyone's bucket list to go and walk Augusta in between the ropes at the Masters.
Israel DaggHOST
36:32
One for the ages.
Israel DaggHOST
36:33
And then, yeah, the Open as well.

31 MINS LATER

Scotty StevensonHOST
67:26
Geoff, this tournament, how much organisation has gone into this and whose auspices does that organisation fall under? Has New Zealand Golf had a huge part to play in this tournament?
Jeff LatchGUEST
67:38
We haven't really had a massive part to play other than helping to bring the event to New Zealand.
Jeff LatchGUEST
67:44
The people that have done the heavy lifting have really been Augusta National and the R&A and the clubhouse who have actually helped coordinate a whole lot of the operations and then the TRI link team who they've done an amazing job.
Jimmy OttHOST
20:42
with their comp meals.
Charles HanagriffHOST
20:45
What would we do if we ever got a meal comp? How is the media spread at Augusta National? That's what I wonder.
Charles HanagriffHOST
20:51
I don't know.
Charles HanagriffHOST
20:52
Scott, how is the media spread at Augusta National?
Scott RabalaisGUEST
20:54
What do you think?
Charles HanagriffHOST
20:56
I think it's probably very, very good given how much you enjoy getting to that every year.
Daniel HuntGUEST
26:13
Um, Do I want to pay 50 bucks to walk on holes? No, but compare that to a Chastain or an Alfred Tubb, which I don't want to crap on any golf, public golf, but this is not what it used to be.
Daniel HuntGUEST
26:30
Chastain used to be, I want to say, I don't want people to talk about it, but people used to come in, like players used to come in to Chastain to play it and get ready for Augusta.
Daniel HuntGUEST
26:41
That's how it used to be
Josh DeckerHOST
26:42
like
Daniel HuntGUEST
29:22
But yeah, after walking it, I want to say the poles 14 through 16, I think it was 13 through 15.
Daniel HuntGUEST
29:34
They're like, all of you.
Daniel HuntGUEST
29:38
So I'm like, and then just hearing how, you know, Augusta is, I'm like, you know, I'm like, dude, Al, there's no way I would do a practice round and play four rounds, four rounds if I made the cut.
Daniel HuntGUEST
29:52
I'm like, these guys, this is different.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
8:51
Okay.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
8:52
Chipped a couple balls over the fence into Augusta National.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
8:55
You did, did you? Yeah, yeah.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
8:58
Signed a ball, hit it over the fence into Rays Creek.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
9:00
Oh, there you go.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
9:02
Not sure whether you're supposed to do that, but I did.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
9:08
I've officially lost a ball at Augusta National.
Mick MiddlemoHOST
9:10
See,
Jeff LatchGUEST
3:17
We haven't really had a massive part to play other than helping to bring the event to New Zealand.
Jeff LatchGUEST
3:23
The people that have done the heavy lifting have really been Augusta National and the R&A.
Jeff LatchGUEST
3:28
And the clubhouse, who have actually helped coordinate a whole lot of the operations.
Jeff LatchGUEST
3:33
And then the TRI link team, who they've done an amazing job.
Tim GravesHOST
9:08
Okay? The world has changed.
Tim GravesHOST
9:10
Even when they played Augusta National and when Ben Crenshaw was winning, the greens were running 9s and 10s.
Tim GravesHOST
9:14
Now they're running 12s and 13s and higher on step meters.
Tim GravesHOST
9:17
So what happens is it takes less effort to go further, but there's more room for error in the putting.

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