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INSTANT REACTION: Kameron Haselius cements his POY case and Erik Haselius wins third tournament in his last four

March 29, 2026·36 min·3 clips
Cameron Asilius reveals how he almost broke the course record with a 29, missing by just a few lip-outs.
This episode of the PuttCraft Podcast is an instant reaction to GolfZone events 110 and 111, focusing on the performances of brothers Kameron and Eric Haselius. Host Reed Nelson provides immediate analysis and conducts interviews following the tournaments. The episode centers on Kameron Haselius solidifying his Player of the Year status with a landmark victory. Kameron Haselius secured his sixth win of the season during event 110, which is a league-leading total. He opened his front 18 with a score of 31, which he believes is the best score he has ever recorded on that course. Haselius began his round on what he considered the hardest stretch of holes, numbers 7, 8, and 9. He successfully navigated that difficult start by scoring twos on each of those holes. His round gained momentum when he carded three consecutive aces at a later point. He revealed there was a point where he had a realistic chance to achieve a score of 29. Several putts lipped out during his round, preventing him from reaching that historic mark. Entering his final two holes, holes 4 and 5, he was sitting at a score of 27. This positioned him to attempt to ace both holes to record a 29. A score of 29 would have been the first in PuttCraft history and a new course record. The most interesting insight is Haselius's mental state, where he felt "not in my head at all" and focused simply on knowing he needed aces. His description of getting "three in a row" to get the ball rolling highlights a key turning point in his record round. The near-miss of the 29 score adds a layer of dramatic tension to his otherwise dominant performance. The host specifically frames the final holes as a direct shot at breaking a historic course record. The episode has a conversational and immediate post-game analysis tone, characteristic of a sports talk show. The style is interview-driven, with the host prompting the winner to walk through his round shot by shot. This episode is ideal for dedicated followers of the PuttCraft league and fans of Kameron Haselius seeking a detailed breakdown of a record-chasing round. Listeners unfamiliar with the league's players or format may find the specific scoring references and inside terminology less engaging.
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