Be The Right Club Today with Hal Sutton and Mark Greenhalgh- Presented by Makefield Putters
Jul 2, 2026 · 45 min · 13 segments
This week, Hal's back and he gives his thoughts on all the news that has transpired in golf over the last two weeks
Hal SuttonHost
Mark GreenhalghHost
The big question is, like I said, we had Wyndham Clark really getting rooted against.

We've had people that have talked about in the media and other people talking about why should we even go back to New York after the way that the fans acted at the Ryder Cup and the way that the fans acted against Wyndham Clark.

How do you feel about that? I mean, the Ryder Cup was a separate thing, but I think, yeah, people were rooting against him, but I don't really know if it went over the top to start that conversation.

First of all, I'm a traditionalist and I hate seeing people rooting against anybody, people applauding a bad shot.

You know, I like the respectful galleries and, you know, golf is, I know how hard golf is.

And, you know, I'll say this right now, I think one of the most respectful crowds I ever played in front of was was Muirfield Village in Ohio, it seems.

And that may be because of Jack Nicklaus, but they're respectful, traditionalist when it comes to golf.

You know, I think the younger generation now is – They like things different, you know.

And part of that may be, you've got to say at least 50% of that, it could be more than that, is the fact that there are no cell phones out on the golf course.

You know, I don't know if Augusta, you know, vets people that get tickets, but I do know that they see who has the number on the ticket and whether that's who they thought was there or not.

So, you know, they're paying attention to the people that are in the crowd at Augusta.

The big question is, like I said, we had Wyndham Clark really getting rooted against.

We've had people that have talked about in the media and other people talking about why should we even go back to New York after the way that the fans acted at the Ryder Cup and the way that the fans acted against Wyndham Clark.

How do you feel about that? I mean, the Ryder Cup was a separate thing, but I think, yeah, people were rooting against him, but I don't really know if it went over the top to start that conversation.

First of all, I'm a traditionalist and I hate seeing people rooting against anybody, people applauding a bad shot.

You know, I like the respectful galleries and, you know, golf is, I know how hard golf is.

And, you know, I'll say this right now, I think one of the most respectful crowds I ever played in front of was was Muirfield Village in Ohio, it seems.

And that may be because of Jack Nicklaus, but they're respectful, traditionalist when it comes to golf.

You know, I think the younger generation now is – They like things different, you know.

And part of that may be, you've got to say at least 50% of that, it could be more than that, is the fact that there are no cell phones out on the golf course.

You know, I don't know if Augusta, you know, vets people that get tickets, but I do know that they see who has the number on the ticket and whether that's who they thought was there or not.

So, you know, they're paying attention to the people that are in the crowd at Augusta.
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