Golf, Grit, and Gloves: A Deep Dive into the Open and Boxing Realities
Episode Overview
Sam shares the impact of weather conditions on Lynx golf and how it differs from other forms of the sport Stuart and Sam discuss their predictions for the upcoming Open tournament and the potential influence of weather on the game's outcome The conversation expands to explore the complexities and frustrations within the boxing world They candidly address various topics, including sports ethics and the challenges of drug testing in competitive sports
The Open is the pinnacle, it's different to everything else. You have to play different golf. The weather really is the major factor because some people can't play in winds. Usually, you get the best golf for it at the end of the week, over four days, because you get four days of different conditions.
Stuart Butler is back with another engaging episode of 'Henry Weston's Old Mate', and this time he's got his good friend Sam Killip joining him. The duo kicks off with a lively chat about all things golf, especially the much-anticipated Open tournament. Sam shares his recent experiences on the green, battling the wet weather that’s been wreaking havoc on local courses. Ever wondered why links golf is so different?
Sam breaks it down, from the unpredictable weather to the unique strategies players need to succeed. They even throw in their predictions for who might take home the trophy at Royal Liverpool. But it's not all about golf. The conversation takes a punchy turn as they dive into the world of boxing. Stuart and Sam don't hold back, voicing their frustrations with the sport's current state, from questionable ethics to the ongoing issues with drug testing.
This episode offers a refreshing mix of in-depth sports analysis and candid opinions, making it a must-listen for anyone who loves a good, honest sports discussion.