No Laying Up - Golf Podcast

790 - 1997 Majors Deep Dive

Feb 8, 2024
Dive into the transformative 1997 Masters tournament, Tiger Woods' dominance, racial controversy, and memorable golf victories. Explore golfer Kangriene's unconventional tactics, the setup and controversy of the 1997 US Open, and the collapse and redemption of Ian Baker-Finch. Reflect on the impact of a young black golfer and the emotional journey of players on the course. Don't miss the press conference controversy and John Daly's comeback.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
The 1997 Masters: A Turning Point in Golf History
02:59 • 20min
3
Reflections on the 1997 Masters
22:56 • 6min
4
Golfer's Performance and Adversity on the Front Nine
29:09 • 18min
5
Racial controversy and apologies in golf
47:25 • 8min
6
Memorable Golf Tournament Victory and Celebrations
55:35 • 3min
7
Impact and Reflections
58:15 • 10min
8
Golfer Kangriene, Tiger Woods' Impact, and ZipRecruiter Ad
01:08:30 • 2min
9
1997 US Open Setup and Controversy
01:10:55 • 13min
10
An Unconventional Therapist's Treatment of Jack Nicholas
01:23:42 • 2min
11
The Golf Tournament in 1997
01:25:20 • 18min
12
The 1997 US Open: Emotions and Milestones
01:43:31 • 8min
13
The Collapse and Redemption of Ian Baker-Finch
01:51:37 • 21min
14
A Press Conference, John Daly's Return, and a Disappointed Poem
02:13:02 • 3min
15
Tom Kite, Davis Love and the Ryder Cup
02:15:53 • 11min