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In today’s episode of the Golf Asylum Podcast, Ian and Michael discuss the "eternal winter" finally breaking and the drama unfolding on the PGA Tour. We break down Shane Lowry’s heartbreaking finish at the Cognizant Classic—what happened during those five swings at the Bear Trap, and can Bob Rotella help him find the winner's circle again?
Plus, the biggest news of the week: McLaren is officially entering the golf space. This isn't just a car company putting a logo on a bag; we’re talking about F1-level engineering, aerodynamics, and metallurgy experts disrupting the OEM market. Ian shares what he knows about the design team and why this brand will shake up the golf space.
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