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Pat Bradley

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Sep 22, 2026

Justin AcriHOST
31:50
That's a little too long.
Justin AcriHOST
31:51
I watched Pat Bradley attempt that one night at a non-karaoke bar.
Justin AcriHOST
31:56
And the guy indulged him for about three minutes.
Justin AcriHOST
31:59
That song
Ron SlayHOST
27:31
I talked to Shooter last night, too.
Ron SlayHOST
27:33
Pat Bradley, man.
Ron SlayHOST
27:34
Yeah, man.
speaker_6AUDIENCE
27:35
I appreciate you, guys, but I'm not on that wagon.
Craig KesslerGUEST
25:30
In, in our case, it's our athletes.
Craig KesslerGUEST
25:33
And our athletes, you know, stand on the shoulders of giants, the founders, people like Pat Bradley, and Judy Rankin, and Julie Inkster.
Craig KesslerGUEST
25:42
You know, more recently, Stacy Lewis, who at a, a recent Rolex Awards gave this speech about how players have an obligation to say yes, and spend time with partners, and spend time with the press because, like, that's what it takes to fuel the future of our tour.
Craig KesslerGUEST
25:57
And I think you're right.
David BazzelHOST
21:55
Bingo.
David BazzelHOST
21:57
Bingo bango, as Pat Bradley would say.
Roger ScottHOST
21:59
He would, he sure would, Steve.
Roger ScottHOST
22:00
Congratulations.
Justin AcriHOST
51:00
Um, I'm gonna ask him about a personal story, and he, he won't likely remember it, but it is, uh, pretty funny.
Justin AcriHOST
51:06
When Pat Bradley used to tell the story about how he played in a charity basketball game, and he and Doug Flutie got tied up, and it apparently got a little bit, uh, chippy.
Phil ElsonHOST
51:14
Really?
Justin AcriHOST
51:14
So I'm gonna ask him if he remembers that.
Gary NaylorGUEST
25:43
And I'll leave you to decide why I remembered my alternative much better.
Gary NaylorGUEST
25:50
But I'm going instead for Pat Bradley, who won three of the four women's majors in 1986. at a time when women's golf was beginning to get kind of coverage on television but it was very sort of intermittent and it was largely dominated by Americans until Laura Davies came along and started to sort of break that up.
Gary NaylorGUEST
26:19
But when you look at how women's golf has changed and the gigantic viewing figures they get in Japan and Korea with often women from those countries doing very well and leading the world ranking, winning a lot of tournaments, it's a kind of...
Gary NaylorGUEST
26:40
Vision, as many of my choices are, I think, of a very alternative world to the one that we live in today.
Gary NaylorGUEST
26:48
So, yeah, Pat Bradley won three of the four women's majors.
Gary NaylorGUEST
26:53
If a woman did that today, she may not be a household name, especially if she was one of the Kims from Korea, but she'd certainly be successful.
Gary NaylorGUEST
27:04
but I doubt many listeners will instantly recall Pat Bradley, but there she is.
Gary NaylorGUEST
27:10
She is in the pantheon and deserves her spot.
speaker_5ADVERTISER
36:41
Have you, have you kinda chronicled and watched being, being able to attend so many of them? Have you, uh, been able to watch the growth of this event and the success they've had with it?
Debbie O'ConnellHOST
36:53
it?I have experienced it and I've also talked with both Nancy Lopez and Pat Bradley who were in the very first group the very first day.
Debbie O'ConnellHOST
37:02
And Pat Bradley hit the very first tee shot in the Solheim Cup back in 1990.
Debbie O'ConnellHOST
37:08
And, uh, they said they had basically their relatives there [laughs] and that was about it-
Jay RitchieHOST
37:13
[laughs]
Justin AcriHOST
1:00
Let's head to the Jim's Razorback Pizza hotline.
Justin AcriHOST
1:02
Tom Murphy's betwixt flights on his way to Utah, as Pat Bradley would say.
Justin AcriHOST
1:08
And he is joining us now to talk about this big game.
Justin AcriHOST
1:09
What do you say, Tom? Well, I hope you have a great rest of your trip.
Marcus BucklandHOST
7:17
A- and they knew that, and, uh, it's paid back in dividends thereafter.
Marcus BucklandHOST
7:21
So the very first event in November 1990 at Lake Nona in Florida is, uh, the Americans captained by Cathy Whitworth up against a European team captained by Mickey Walker.
Marcus BucklandHOST
7:32
It's pretty one-sided, to be honest.
Mark PougatchHOST
7:33
I know Mickey Walker.
Marcus BucklandHOST
11:05
Europe-
Mark PougatchHOST
11:06
Ingredient number two, brave players
Marcus BucklandHOST
11:06
... are going to be captained this time by Anna Norqvist.
Marcus BucklandHOST
11:08
Everybody knows who Charlie Hull is-
Andy HeidornHOST
32:57
That was a guess.
Bobby BaldassariPANELIST
32:59
There are actually two players on that very first team that were with us here at the Whitford Club, Pat Bradley and Rosie Jones.
Bobby BaldassariPANELIST
33:08
It's a side little tidbit right there.
Bobby BaldassariPANELIST
33:11
What location, where was the golf course, the golf facility of this first Solheim Cup in 1990? Do you remember that?

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