Sharp, argumentative golf talk with little wasted air.
This episode has a loose, fast pace and keeps circling the same pressure point: who is steady, who is peaking, and who might be catching form at the right time.

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The No Laying Up Podcast is a fresh, funny and informative conversation on all things golf.Founded in 2014, No Laying Up and its flagship podcast seeks to entertain and inform a community of avid golfers around the world. What started as a group text among college friends has now grown into one of the most popular podcasts in the game of golf, and our archives include appearances from the biggest names in the sport. Outside of the podcast, No Laying Up also produces multiple video travel series, best-in-class writing about the PGA Tour and LPGA, a robust social media presence, a...
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Sharp tournament reaction meets detailed shot analysis, tour-business debate and a group chemistry that keeps disagreement productive.
No Laying Up - Golf Podcast turns tournament reaction into a lively working conversation. DJ, Solly, TC and Neil rotate through leaderboard movement, player form and individual shots, moving easily between immediate excitement and close technical attention.
The trophy is settled; your argument about the putter has barely begun.
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Sharp, argumentative golf talk with little wasted air.
This episode has a loose, fast pace and keeps circling the same pressure point: who is steady, who is peaking, and who might be catching form at the right time.
A lively live-show debate over the cut, sponsor guarantees, and how the Tour might keep stars playing more often.
Brian Rolapp's comments give No Laying Up a lot to work with: the Jacksonville live show, the Tour's politics, and the back and forth among DJ, Sully, and TC all keep the pace moving.
A live golf check-in built on leaderboard movement and shot-by-shot detail.
The segment stays close to the leaderboard and keeps a good pace. Ludwig Oberg's three-shot lead over Michael Thorbjornsson sets the frame, with Cam Young still in the mix at minus nine, while TC's arrival keeps the talk moving instead of settling into a straight recap.
A wet Players recap that turns leaderboard pressure into lively golf talk.
This Players recap stays with the pressure of a crowded leaderboard and the odd weather around it, with rain, chilly Florida air, and enough slack in the round for the panel to keep feeling its way through the golf.



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The hosts react to Brian Rolapp's press conference outlining his vision for the PGA Tour's future, including a six-point plan with signature events, promotion-relegation, and media rights urgency.
The podcast hosts discuss Cameron Young's victory at The Players Championship, highlighting Neil Schuster's accurate prediction and the excitement surrounding the win.
This is a live podcast recording from the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf event, featuring the hosts introducing themselves and discussing the setting and sponsorship.
The hosts introduce a detailed exploration of the 1994 PGA Tour season, highlighting extensive research and nostalgic insights.
This episode segment features an interview with LPGA Tour Commissioner Craig Kessler discussing his agenda, schedule changes, and marketing, followed by a sponsor message about Titleist golf balls.
This episode segment explores the financial realities of being a professional golfer, highlighting how public earnings on the PGA Tour often mask significant expenses like travel, coaching, and caddy fees.
The podcast segment discusses upcoming Masters analysis, Brooks Koepka's form, Valspar tournament results, LPGA Tour events including the Founders, and Bryson's win in South Africa.
The hosts introduce a live watch-along of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament, discussing exciting moments like Ben Griffin's shot and upcoming commentary from players.
The No Laying Up podcast team reunites, including Big Randy returning from paternity leave, to preview the Players Championship golf tournament with ad-free segments sponsored by Titleist.
The podcast segment introduces a discussion on infamous rules controversies in golf, including changes to the rules and the 14-club limit.
The episode recaps a golf trip to Nebraska documented in a YouTube video, with additional context and a sponsor mention about the ALS Bridge Foundation.
This episode segment previews discussions on Collin's win at Pebble Beach, Anthony Kim's victory in Adelaide, and Charley Hull's rise to world No.
The hosts recap Akshay Bhatia's dramatic playoff victory over Daniel Berger at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, analyzing the extreme course conditions at Bay Hill and debating whether Bhatia can win a major.
The hosts recap Saturday at the 2026 Players Championship, focusing on Ludwig Oberg's three-shot lead, analysis of key players like Michael Thorbjornsson and Xander, and debates on whether the tournament feels like a major.
The hosts recap Thursday at the 2026 Players Championship, discussing Colin Morikawa's early withdrawal, a bunched leaderboard with rising stars like Sahith Theegala and Maverick McNeely, and statistical insights showing elite separation.
The hosts discuss listener feedback about a previous podcast episode where they incorrectly explained golf rules regarding yellow versus red hazard lines, leading to apologies and plans for a future rules-focused episode.
Ludwig shot 63 in round two of the 2026 Players Championship, chipping in twice and going six under on the par fives, and the NLU hosts call it one of the most complete rounds they have watched.
The podcast introduces a Masters-themed draft of best majors and includes a sponsor segment promoting Titleist's loyalty promotion and golf ball lineup.
The hosts introduce the episode, discussing hockey and previewing golf coverage including Jacob Bridgeman's Genesis win and Jeeno Thitikul's victory.
Chris Gotterup birdied five of his last six holes for a 64, then beat Hideki Matsuyama in a playoff at the Waste Management Phoenix Open for his fourth career PGA Tour win.
Matt Fitzpatrick won the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town after Scottie Scheffler forced a playoff.
Scott O’Neill promised LIV Golf’s 2026 season would continue “at full throttle,” while reports said Saudi PIF support may end.
Neil Schuster recounts his Monday-after-the-Masters round at Augusta National, beginning with a drive into the media center and a provisional.
The hosts react to an exciting day at the Masters golf tournament, discussing players and moments.
The hosts discuss recent golf tournaments, including Lauren Cogglin's win, and preview the Augusta National Women's Amateur.
Interview with Masters champion Craig Stadler discussing his infamous rules incident and other golf stories ahead of the Masters.
A golf podcast episode featuring a season-ending trivia game with guests, discussing PGA Tour events and equipment.
Host Solly interviews golfer Steve Weecroft about his new book, his career on various tours, and his struggles with depression and alcoholism.
A golf podcast recapping a host's on-site experience at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, with a language warning for explicit content.
A golf podcast debriefing the 2025 Ryder Cup with a course strategist and a European tour insider.