Matty and the Caddie tee off this podcast by recapping what a crazy year it has been for golf. Then they talk about some of the biggest moments in golf this year, who stood out among the talent, and what they're looking forward to next year.

Matty and the Caddie tee off this podcast by recapping the 2020 Masters Tournament. They also talk Dustin Johnson winning it all, how other top golfers performed, and more.

Matty and Caddie tee off this podcast by discussing the important things like Caddie's clothes and sense of style. Then, they get into Day 2 of the Masters with Tiger looking even calmer than yesterday, Bryson DeChambeau might be in trouble, and more on how these delayed rounds are impacting play.

Matty and The Caddie tee off this podcast by discussing how a rain delay made things interesting for Day 1 of the Masters. They also talk about how Tiger Woods looked comfortable, certain guys were surprising, and how playing twice on Day 2 could impact play. 

Matty and The Caddie tee up this pod by sharing what they've been up to since you last heard from them. They also preview the course, the week ahead, and make their picks for who will be your 2020 Masters winner.

Matty and Caddie tee off this podcast literally from the tee. Caddie joins Matty live from the golf course to recap the U.S. Open.

Matty and Caddie tee off the podcast by previewing this weekend's U.S. Open. Then, they pick who they think will win; plus a bonus bet!

Matty and Caddie tee off the podcast by recapping the FedEx Cup. Then, they get into a heated debate on who should have won and who has played the best golf thus far. Later, Caddie shares some exciting news on his surprise addition to the family. 

Matty and Caddie tee off the podcast by debating whether scores matter in creating drama on the course. Then, they get into the wild finish at the BMW, including Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm’s monster putts. Later, the guys preview the Tour Championship and make their picks.

Matty and Caddie tee off the podcast talking about Dustin Johnson’s huge win at the Northern Trust, how to elevate the drama with the FedEx Cup standings and their differing viewpoints on Cinderellas. Later, Matty suspects Caddie of hiding a trip to Connecticut from him (24:19), they air out grievances and make their BMW picks (35:20).

Matty & Caddie discuss Jim Herman’s win at the Wyndham Championship and ponder if his victory is bad for golf. Plus, the guys get into a caddie’s blunder at Bandon Dunes that disqualified a golfer at the U.S. Amateur and make their picks for the Northern Trust. Later, Caddie welcomes Lt. Col. Dan Rooney — founder and president of Folds of Honor, a fighter pilot, and former amateur golfer — to the podcast. They talk about how he became a fighter pilot, starting Folds of Honor and Patriot...

Collin Morikawa wins the PGA Championship win at Harding Park, but the big story coming out the weekend for Matty and Caddie was the chatter among players about how different the pressure and feel of the first major was without fans. Later, the guys declare golf as healthy as it’s ever been with the emergence of yet another strong generation of players led by Morikawa (18:42). Later, they talk about Tiger making the cut, looking relatively healthy and where he plays next (26:52). Finally,...

Matty and Caddie recap their weekend playing in the member-guest at Tumble Brook Country Club, recounting the highs and lows of the tournament, and what the equivalent to a Karen is on the golf course. Then the guys turn their attention to the PGA Championship (54:38). Caddie gives his scouting report on TPC Harding Park and they discuss whether it will truly feel like a major. Plus, Matty and Caddie pick their winners, if Tiger will make the cut and which player outside of the favorites will...

It's member/guest week at Matt’s country club and after getting a COVID-19 test, Michael is in Connecticut and ready to play this weekend. The guys get into what to expect this weekend and what their approach will be when it comes to how serious to take the golfing compared to beverages consumed, attire for the weekend and why Michael doesn’t have a handicap. Plus, Michael has a new show on ESPN+ and they discuss the show and why Matt deserves some credit. The guys also make their picks for...

Jon Rahm wins the Memorial, even after being assessed a two-stroke penalty he didn’t know about. Matty and Caddie discuss Rahm finding out about the penalty on TV and if he should’ve been told by PGA Tour officials first. Then, they get into whether Rahm is the No. 1 player in the world and come up with their own top-five player ranking (10:35). Plus, they touch on Tiger’s return performance and why he’s in punt formation for the remainder of 2020 (28:55), and Jack Nicklaus and his wife...

Tiger Woods makes his return on the other side of the restart. Matty and Caddie breakdown how they believe he’ll fare at the Memorial Tournament and whether he makes the cut. Plus, the guys recap last week’s exciting finish at the Workday Charity Open and discuss how Muirfield Village Golf Club will play differently this weekend (13:04). Later, the guys make their picks for the Memorial and set-up side action on Tiger (25:20).

Matty and Caddie discuss Bryson DeChambeau’s new role as PGA Tour villain, whether DeChambeau can be dominant in the coming years with his bulky frame, their ideas for new golf TV shows (20:28) and the Memorial Tournament deciding against hosting fans. Plus, recapping the bludgeoning Matty put on Caddie in last week’s picks and their picks for the Workday Charity Open (32:22).

Matty & Caddie discuss DJ winning the Travelers, the PGA Tour not panicking in the face of coronavirus and their Rocket Mortgage picks.

Bob Harig joins Michael Collins to describe what it was like being at the RBC Heritage with no fans, minimal media and staff. They guys discuss social distancing on the course, Nick Watney testing positive for COVID-19 (15:38), why there have an abundance of low scores (24:50), Tiger's potential schedule (31:35), PGA Championship being played with no fans (41:02), the Ryder Cup being pushed to 2021 and their picks for the Travelers Championship.

Phil Mickelson is 50, so Matty and Caddie discuss Lefty's career and transformation throughout the years, declaring Lefty the modern day Arnold Palmer. Then, the guys recap the Charles Schwab Challenge and the tournament experience without fans (16:42). Finally, they make their picks for the RBC Heritage (36:28).

Golf is BACK! Matty and Caddie preview the Charles Schwab Challenge.

The Match turned out to be an entertaining "pity sport!" Matty and Caddie give their full review of it including Justin Thomas' burgeoning TV stardom, Tiger not being the main attraction of the broadcast, the fabulous cart talk, it being way better than last week's "pity sport," how it has likely helped to grow the game and why there should be more of these events. Plus, could Caddie make a return to caddying?! (27:29)

"Live golf" is back and Matty & The Caddie share their thoughts on the Rory McIlroy/Dustin Johnson/Ricky Fowler/Matt Wolff charity match. Later, the guys get into The Match Pt. 2 and why everyone involved is a corporation, Lee Westwood and Adam Scott saying they're not yet comfortable playing events, and the USGA canceling U.S. Open qualifiers.

Matty and Caddie talk to Vince Covello about his long journey to the PGA Tour (7:26), the grind of playing mini-tours, money games being playing amongst pros in Florida (24:04), his thoughts on Vijay Singh playing in a Korn Ferry event, why he wouldn't be comfortable playing in a PGA Tour event in June and what's next for him coming off a back injury. Later, the guys get into a spirited discussion on their favorite burger spots (35:15).

Matty and Caddie get into the Rory McIlroy-Dustin Johnson vs. Rickie Fowler-Matthew Wolff charity match, why every player Caddie talks to is ready to take the risk and get back to golf (20:07), what will happen if a player or someone associated with the PGA contracts coronavirus at an event, and when Tiger Woods might play next (34:43).