Subpar - Chaz Bowker on his break out at the Internet Invitational, becoming a YouTube star

Episode Date: April 28, 2026

On this week's episode GOLF's Subpar, Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz are joined by Adaptive Golf Superstar Chaz Bowker. The standout of the Internet Invitational discusses going from the kitchen to a YouTube golf sensation, his favorite moments from Barstool Sports' Internet Invitational and getting tossed off stage at a Waka Flocka concert. --Trade real-world events on Kalshi — a federally regulated prediction market — and get $20 when you trade $20 at Kalshi.com--Get ready to experience a Quantum Leap in greens hit and a lot more looks at birdie with the all-new Callaway Quantum Irons—available now at your favorite local retailer or at CallawayGolf.com.--The USGA’s National Development Program is building a clear, inclusive pathway to take top junior golfers from early competition all the way to the professional stage. Talent is everywhere—and opportunity should be too. Learn more at usga.org/usndp--We’ve teamed up with Shady Rays to bring you an exclusive offer. Head to shadyrays.com and use code: SUBPAR for 50% OFF 2+ pairs of polarized sunglasses. Try for yourself the shades rated 5 stars by over 300,000 people.

All right, here we go. Welcome back to Subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stoltz. And before we get going here, we got some very exciting news to share with all of you out there. We are taking the show on the road. Huge thank you to Truest for having us at the Truest Championship next week. We're going to be live from the Truest Fan Zone, the South End by the 13th hole at the beautiful Quail Hollow Club. Thursday, May 7th, and Friday, May 8th. Special guests will be joining us both days.

We're going to open it up for some Q&A session with the the fans in the crowd, but space is limited. First come, first serve. So get there early. It's one of the best stops on the PGA Tour. So it's Truist Championship. It's going to be a lot of fun. The Home of the Transfusion.

Cell one pub. Shout up. We're going to hit that. But we're going to be at the fan zone, South End, Thursday, Friday, of Truist Championship. With some great guests, by the way. And later. Fan favorite.

In the evening. Joining us. We'll get to that a little bit later. But right now, let's get to the Zurich Classic of Naulands. I was down there all week. It was phenomenal. Fun team event. field, not the best, but what a story we had come out of there with one of the favorites,

the Fitzpatrick brothers, Matt and Alex. Just unbelievable Alex Fitzpatrick playing on a sponsor exemption with his brother, Matt, by far the highest ranked player in the world. They go out there, they get the W with an unbelievable bunker shot on a 76 second hole from Matt Fitzpatrick. But with the win, a life changer, a career changer for Alex Fitzpatrick. He is now a PGA tour member, two-year exemption. He's in all the signature events, the rest of the season.

He's in the PGA championship in just a couple of weeks. This was a guy who was top 10 on the DP World Tour, race to Dubai standing. So he was looking good to get a PGA tour card. But this changes everything. But it was so much fun to watch them battling out in a very difficult alternate shot format there on Sunday. You could see how much it meant to Matt

and how much pressure he was putting on himself to help possibly change the career of his brother Alex. Yeah, he did it. What a good brother. Yeah. Come to think of my brother never did shit for me like that. Come on, Jeff. Yeah, tighten up, Jeff.

Take me to the PGA Tour. And that's, like, the narrative that Matt just, like, basically carried Alex to this thing. That's not the case. Like Alex played some extremely good golf. Like you mentioned, he's six on the DPE World Tour. Pretty good chance he was going to be on the PJ Tour next year over here. Although you never know what happens. But he played good golf.

And the big debate, I guess, is, like, all right, non-PGA Tour member, comes over, plays his brother, wins it. Should you get all the stuff that you get for winning an individual event, like, year exemption, so it's two and a half years effectively, signature events right away. That's probably the one thing that I have, like, maybe the biggest issue with. It's just like, that's a great win. That's also a team win. It is very different than trying to close out an event by yourself.

So to have him be in those going forward when, like, you look at the 75th player last year, you know, on the PJ tour, not getting those. I think that's kind of where, I don't know what the happy medium is there, too, but then you got the PJ Championship coming up, of course, and the players next year. So, I mean, it's all the stuff here. But we always talk about this, like, what if? What if it's a guy that's not on the PJ tour? Now, here it is. What do you think? In my opinion, it is what it is.

But it does suck for, like, one person. This, with his win, him getting into the Cadillac championship this week at Dural, signature event, he knocks Michael Thorbjornson out. With it being a team event, I can see how it can bother some guys with the end of the day. It's a PJ tour event. It's on the schedule. Everybody knows if you win, what comes with. with it part of the deal um i just think it's such a cool story for alice fitzpatrick to go from

you know struggling honestly early in his pro career after going to school at wake forest to getting his first win as a professional over at the dp world tour uh in india i believe and then just to parlay this into a pj tour win with his brother i mean what a cool story i can't imagine what it was like for his i mean his whole family in town both of them did um really cool yeah thorpe yonson gets knocked out this week i'll tell you somebody probably at the end of the season, he's just in Matt and Alex, and thank you note because someone's going to get in from the DP World Tour on that spot that he's no longer occupied.

And on top of that, I mean, Matt right now, dude, he is quickly, I've always kind of felt this, but he's just pulled off a few shots and, like, obviously three wins and four weeks. He is quickly rising up a very short list that I have in golf that I like, when all the chips are on the table, you need one shot, one big moment, the guy you want hitting it. I mean, he's done it over and over, that bunker shot, I thought he was going to get it up and down.

I did not think he would fly it all the way to the hole spin it, like back to a six-inch kick-in. But man, he's done it a handful of times now over his career. When Backs against the wall, like he's, he just got that dog. I don't know if it's because he was like a shorter player when he was coming up, so he kind of had to figure out ways to get it done. And now he's added all the link to it.

His iron play is unbelievable now. He's the full package. But whatever you got internally that you can't teach, just like, hey, got to have this shot, you know, Reggie Miller type stuff. He's got it. The one on 18, yeah. I would say before that, it was a struggle.

I mean, you look at the basically top three would on 11. Could happen to anyone. The real, really bad t-shot on 12 behind the tree that led to a double boge. The wedge were him and Dan Parrott's guy. He couldn't make up their mind. What wedge did it? He airmails the green. The one spot you couldn't have.

We actually had Austin Eckroat on our radio show earlier today, and he was in that final pairing with them. And he said that flop shot Alex hit from over the green on 13 was one of the best flop shots he's ever seen. He might be the best one he's ever seen. I thought Alex performed beautifully all week. He played great. He birdied the last three holes.

The shot on his own ball on Saturday. The iron shot on 17 on Sunday. But it was nice to have a little one footer for the way. If he would hit that like five or six feet, oh, my. Or even just one that's like, you're going to make it, but it ain't all the way dead. Like, why don't you just go ahead and finish that out? Like this one was a, I mean, it was over at that point. But even like if he hits a great shot up there, it was just like three feet.

just to have to hit that coming down. I mean, that was an unreal. He got in there. He was like, the lie was the best lie I've ever seen in a bunker. It looked like it was on a T. I was like, I don't care. You're taking that kind of swing, playing it that way. As good as he is, you're bringing a lot of stuff into play there.

And he hit it, flew it all the way there. And then it spun sideways, damn near when it. I mean, I would a skull fuck that into the parking lot. That's like a just lay open the 52 little chunky, run it up there. Little chunky hit about foot behind it. Tunky, whoopsie, on the down slope, rolls up to a respectable shot. But when he got in the bunker, I was like, this is, how cool. was this right here though he's because Matt's about

did the bunker shot. I didn't expect him to hit it to a foot. I was thinking no matter what, probably around 10 feet or something like that. I was like Alex Fitzpatrick is going to have a put to literally change his career, change his life. And he did. Thank God it was a foot. It was just eight inches long. Yeah. Hell of a good story

for him though. A little side note. Shout out. Got to give a little love to Desi Vegas, who was a great host for us down there. CBS team, golf channel team. We had dinner there on Saturday night. Friday night was there as well but this is where the rumblings kind of started about a possible

well sponsor exemption next year for the squad of Johnson Wagner and Colt Nost to tee it up at the Zurich and because of this it obviously started leading to a lot of gambling things which will probably be on our new sponsor Kalshi here next year if this all works out but some guys setting it over under on our alternate shot

let's hear it. We're going to have some interested parties I'll say this Trevor I'melman I respect the hell out of you and at least you weren't as rude as some But Trevor Emelman said 77 and a half if we get in the field and play alternate shot on Friday. George Savaricus says there's no chance in hell. We're breaking par for two days. Brendan DeYoung, Filet, I have a massive problem, are over under 84 an alternate shot. Not a lot of faith.

Has he not seen the game lately? Not a lot of faith in the boys. You've seen Johnson's. You've seen some of those. Well, last time I thought Johnson Tied up, he shot 66. Yeah, three-time tour winner, dude. You can play the game. I think you guys, honestly, if you're in an alternate shot,

you both hit it straight. You don't, there's no, I don't see a lot of lurking big numbers. There could be some bog. Short game, you're going to need to hit a lot of greens. The less you have to chip for either of you, probably the best. 100%. What would you realistically? Let's just say it happens.

I thought that was all bullshit, by the way, at the end, but then it's like we're getting into, like, the actual, just could happen. So you have to set it, and you're on the hook for it. All the action that comes in, you got to back it. What would you set your 36 whole? I said even part. level par.

So what are you got like four under the first day, four over the second day, ish? I mean, hey, I hope we break that. I actually asked our wonderful producer, seller, shy. I was like, I said, how do you feel about this? If we had, because Johnson would actually get in the field based off his status of being a winner. The way he feels.

He's like close to being in. He would have been in this year. 100% he would have been. And the only thing is I would need a sponsor exemption. Would Zurich do that? I hope so. Steve Worthy, if you're listening, shout out. Amanda Ballionis actually asked the U.S. CEO about this,

and she goes, sounds like they need a lesson in risk management. Coming from an insurance company. There you go. Well done. Well done. Good answer from her. But I think even par would be fair. But going back to sellers, I was like, hey, so obviously we work for CBS.

We cover the tournament. What if we make the cut? He goes, we won't miss you. Well, that's a little harsh. Cross that bridge when we get there. I said, okay, well, let's just get a little more ahead of ourselves. just say we happen to win two-year exemption for me and Yagu. Very realistic.

Can we have our job back in two years? He goes, deal. I don't think he's too concerned about either of those things. Yeah, I don't blame him. We'll see you Saturday. Yeah, see a Saturday. How about that? 2 p.m. local time.

Would be fun. I'd like to be on the grounds as a walking interviewer at all times. Yeah, I asked you to cat in, you turn me down. I think my cadding days are done. It's ridiculous. You can't walk around like that, carrying a big bag. I have a little bag. You know what I mean?

Still, I'm not what I used to be. And that I'd rather be walking out. Hey, Johnson, back on 12 when you skull fucked it into the elderly woman's forehead. How do you move past that here on 13? That'd be great. Skull fuck is such a great word. It's a great one. Yeah.

And it's well deserved. By the way, I said he boneed, the crowd thought he boned it at the Masters. And everybody was like, what does that even mean? I was like, you never heard somebody you boned it? Yeah. That says like 101 level vocabulary stuff. Yeah. That would be fun.

That would be fun. We'll keep our eyes peeled on that. If it doesn't happen. The odds. Too, Slease. would be my 200th career PJ Tour Start. There you go. Down in the Big Easy. Big Easy is so great.

Why not? What a place. Speaking of other, or just big golf news in general, outside of that, U.S. has a Ryder Cup captain. Yeah. What do you think? I didn't expect it. Wasn't even on my list. And I probably had like three or four guys on that list who I thought it possibly could be, and he was not on it.

Jim Furrick named 2027 Rider Cup. But I guess they, listen, I love Jim. Jim is a great dude. He's a friend. He was one hell of a player. He captained this ship back in 2018 over in Paris. And we got absolutely dummied. And we've always said, you know, the captain gets too much credit and way too much blame.

But you had a chance at it. It didn't go too well. What are we doing? It would be one thing if we were running it back in America. Like Davis Love had his shot. Didn't go too well. ran it back at Hazeltine. It worked out really well.

He's going to do two road games. I don't know who else was on that list. I'm not privileged to that information, but I was shocked that Jim Furrick was named Rider Cup captain. I thought we'd be looking at somebody like Stuart Sink has been a popular name. Justin Leonard's name. Justin Leonard has. Keegan Bradley,

possibly running it back again. Hell, I'll tell you what, with how great of a story it's been and how motivating I think this guy can be, I thought Gary Woodland would be a great. Joyce. I mean, he was there. It was there at Beth Page. I think I don't, I never expected to be someone who's already been a captain who had already been a captain, right? And Webb, web, like we talked about last time, it backfired with Keegan. Because like, worst case scenario, he might deserve to be on the team, but he's not an auto qualifier. He's in the hardest spot possible. They're probably like, okay, maybe we get a little older than that. We can't be picking a guy that could potentially play his way onto the team. So maybe they go a little bit older, Jim Furrick, you know, still young enough to play with all these guys, but old enough to. of course, not be qualifying for a Rider Cup. Maybe that was a thought process.

I just thought I didn't expect a captain that we'd already had. Being that there's more captains, I think, that you can pick, then there are Rider Cups. That's where you run into the problem, right? Especially if a guy runs it back for multiple times. It's like you run out of spots. Webb Simpson would be an interesting one. How about Freddie Cupples?

He's never been one. Freddie never loses anything. It feels like that he does. Granted, hasn't been a Rider Cup. Like, Jim will be the most prepared. I'm curious to see where he goes with his. assistant captains. He goes young.

He goes a little older. He had like, who do you have? Like Davis Love? I think he had Justin Leonard. Zach Johnson, I believe was on that like assistant captain's squad. So where he goes with that.

But you can't, I mean, the only thing you can knock is he's already been in and we lost. He's a great guy. He's going to be extremely well prepared. I think he'll do everything you possibly can to set him up for success. But they also were pointing out. I didn't realize this at the time.

I mean, we got dummied over there at that rider cup. That was the one they set it up perfect for them. We couldn't hit a fair way. We just got crushed. But his captain's picks at the time. And there was none that were like controversial. It was like, yeah, of course you're going to pick this guy.

It's like phenyl playing his best golf, a few others. They went 210 and 2. Yeah. Tiger was a captain's pick after winning the tour championship. Yeah. Phil was a captain's pick. Bryson. Terrible golf course for Bryson.

This is where Patrick Reed bitched about playing with Tiger. Yeah, as good as I am in the Ryder Cup. I don't want to, you shouldn't sit me twice. Yeah. Well, maybe you shouldn't bitch about playing with the greatest. player of all time. I don't think that's why you endear yourself. But I'll just say this.

And like I said, I love Jim. He is a great dude. He's been phenomenal at the game of golf. I just haven't seen one person in the golf world, like, publicly say, I love this pick. This is great. This was the next guy. Yeah, neither have I. And I think maybe it's because Keegan was such like a splash of a pick.

I mean, we were just talking about that for forever from the moment that it came out, leading all the way up to it. And then, of course, he plays good enough to potentially be on the team. team and that that was such a step in a different direction, a young guy, still active, still playing, that this one, like, this is more in the traditional sense. This is a guy that's, you know. We don't have to worry about this guy possibly playing. He's not going to be qualifying.

It's more like, do we, you know, how do you do things differently, I guess, going into this one than you did last time? Maybe there's that. He's been there. He experienced that he knows the mistakes. But at the end of day, dude, like, whoever we picked, it's like I've said a million times. With a few exceptions, the guys are going to go. whoever plays better out there is going to get it done.

We could have had anyone you wanted to name U.S. captain in the first two days of Bethpage, and we weren't beating the Europeans. It was a shocker, though. There's no doubt about it. But congrats to Jim. I know you're going to be ready. Hopefully get the boys going and go over there and win one back. Because it's been a rough go as of late.

I also feel like that news just kind of slid. It was like, oh, announcement and like nobody was talking about, especially during like Zurich. It's not the biggest week of the year or anything, but like nobody talking about it. well next year it's going to be the biggest week of the season. Yeah, but the fall goes as planned. Very potentially. Also want to give a huge shout out to Nellie Corta,

who won her third major championship at the Chevron, just blew away the field, one by five. Came up one shot short of the all-time scoring record there by my girl, Doddy Pepper. Still got it, Doddy. No, I've lost it. But how about the start of this girl's season? Okay.

She has played five events, Lise. She has two wins and three seconds. Mm-hmm. Is that good? it's like Scotty you know a lot of seasons are rom on live something like that just never plays bad and that course going into bombers paradise it's like she gonna be what is it no one got within four on the weekend ever so yeah they play memorial park where gary woodland won just a few weeks ago it's a big hitters paradise as we always see every single year there if they make it long

they had a ton of rain so it played extremely long it played almost 7000 yards for the women if it's like that you ain't beaten her and it just it's just it's not happened There's no easy wins, but she made that look easy. That was never in doubt. Doing big things. Never to see it. Kind of like the way the grass clippings went, by the way. There was a runaway.

You missed it, dude, but you didn't miss much. You had a hard time keeping up. I looked at the score, Sleas. I was keeping. Buddy. I was trying to, you know, get updates while we were down there. My Las Vegas action team, shout out to them. They finished third, first week out, had a very nice finish.

I believe the draft picks had a very good run. But I was keeping tabs on everybody. involved in I was slightly disappointed when I looked at the Slee's Kittleson squad of the Minnesota muskies we didn't have it we didn't have it I'm a you know I'm a stand-up guy when we're good I'll tell you when we're good when we're bad we didn't have it I will say this the first night the nighttime tea time was hard it was hard to shit was blowing 15 easy like the whole time club and a half pushing two into the wind the greens were burnt out they're fat you know what I'm talking about like when you set your putter down it slides all around we just couldn't

hit it like we weren't hitting it like we weren't anything that battle shots. We just weren't any all that close where you expect to make it. We were just two putting over and over and over. So, 400 under the first day, which is way out of it.

And then you got to show up the next day and you have no chance of winning. It's a little bit of a, you know, hard to get your juices up. But I'd say this, I don't care what conditions we played in, what time we teed off.

Austin Quick, Tyler Rewarski, 23 under in that thing, dude. That's moving. And we're about six. 13 pars. And 36. These aren't like gimmies,

holes or gimmee pins or anything. Like greens are tough. that's going to be a tough one to clip. They played unbelievable. So shout out to them. Great point. Tough. Tough dress rehearsal for the four ball.

Listen, I did it my entire career. It's never fun to finish before the TV coverage starts. They're like under the lights. It's like we're under the biggest light, the sun. I'll be under my blanket. That's the only light. They're like coming back for concerts.

Like it's seven hours from out. I wasn't planning on an AMT time. Bad way. You're saving it all for the four ball here. Yeah, dude. It's just a little dress rehearsal. It ain't nothing. It ain't nothing.

But shout out to those boys, man. That was real life. That was good stuff. It was fun. I can't wait to play later this year. That thing is so much fun. It was actually on in the sports book Saturday night down at Caesars in New Orleans. Is that right?

Love that. Yeah. Yeah, it was cool, man. I mean, they had it on like the little mini screen. Mike was out there night too. You can imagine how that went. I mean, it's weird. I saw a lot of girls on Instagram making comments.

A lot of golf fans. I was like, wow, you guys are here to watch. Yeah, a lot of fans. A lot of fans. All right. Well, we're on to a signature event. The Cadillac. championship. Our new sponsor, Kalshi.

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All right. Let's get hot this week. Cadillac champion, as I mentioned, signature event, but five of the top 15 in the world are sitting this one out. Tough spot in the schedule. I don't understand why it's like this. You got, obviously, we had the Masters, signature event, RBC Heritage, the Zurich.

Now we have signature event, signature event major. Yeah. So tough situation in the schedule. Still a great field, but you have Ludwig Oberg, Robert McIntyre, Matt Fitzpatrick, Zander Shafley, and one other one that I can't remember. Somebody else is really good. But anyway, five very good players sitting this one out scheduling.

So that doesn't matter. We're still going to try to make some money. Matt has earned a week off. Matt has earned a week off. He's played a lot. He's got to be exhausted. All right. Our top 20 bet, who we going with this week?

I mean, I feel about this. Give me Daniel Berger. Okay. Of course, most of these guys haven't seen before, if they have, it's been a long time. So you can't really go off course history. But South Florida, Bermuda, Wendy, Graney. I like guys that play on that all the time. Daniel Ruger fits that mold.

Give me DB, top 20. All right. I actually have never been to Trump Drow. Obviously, I've seen it on TV many of times. I know when they went in and redid it, it became a bomber's paradise. You had to smash it, or you basically had zero chance.

It played extremely difficult. There's a reason it's called the Blue Monster. I hope they set it up extremely difficult this week. But I'm going to go with a guy that absolutely smashes it off the tee. He's having such a consistent year. So for our top 10 play this week, Let's go with Jake Nat. Love that.

Love that. You can move it around, crushes it off the tee. Like you said, that's the blueprint, which is kind of another similar thing you could say about the guy we got winning this week.

Chris Goddardup is our pick to win. Going for his third of the season, destroys it off the tee. Can hit the Stinger probably as good as anybody in golf right now and has good course history and, like, windy condition. He played great Scotland

and the Open Championship last year. So Chris Goderup might as well. Let's do it. Might as well. I'll get one. All right. Another one. Yeah, head on over to Kalshi.

Use that code subpar and follow along with us this week at the Cadillac Championship. All right, let's get to our guests this week. This is a fun one, man. This guy is such a great personality. He was one of the stars of the internet invitational. He's fantastic on social media. Just a great dude. Loves the game of golf.

Here's Chaz 100 on subpar. Ladies and gents, we got one of the most recognizable face in the golf creator world. They went from culinary school to the breakout star of the internet invitational. Also one of the most influential voices in the adaptive golf community. Ladies and gentlemen, Chad, a boker, aka Chas 100. 100. I like the Chas of 100. How we doing, Chas?

Good to see you, my man. I've been seeing you everywhere lately. Yeah, you're busy. Dude, it's been crazy. Life's been absolutely unreal. I'm having fun. And I'm glad I'm riding the ride. By the way, just celebrated a birthday.

Two days ago, how? Happy belated. Thank you. What did you do? Do you want to say how old or not? I'm going to keep it. 29. Oh, that's a great age.

Oh, next year's a special way. Next year is special. That's why this year I kept a mellow. I rode my bike around Santa Barbara with a close friend that his birthday is on the same day. So we rode around San Barber on the beach. We had lunch and this super organic mellow day. Well, Sleazy is going to Santa Barbara as soon as we finish up here. You got any spots he should check out?

Oh, yeah. We've got to definitely go to Smy Kitchen. I'm going to write this down. Go. Yeah, you'll remember it. Yeah, I got a good memory. S.Y Kitchen, go to the Nella. Maddie's Tav.

And the best part about it, when it's like 9 o'clock at night and you want to call it, you go down the street to Coast Range. It's a bar. But you don't go there to get drinks. You go there to get donuts. Oh, they got a late-night donut? They got late-night donuts made to order. Brown butter glazed warm on the top.

Oh, unreal. Wow. I do sometimes get hungry. at night, you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. A little fresh-made donuts sounds kind of nice. Yeah, they're the best things out.

For some reason. All right. I'm going to all. I'm going to, I'm going to throw your name around like fucking Halloween candy. Dude, all you want. You'll be taking care of it. Hey, Chad sent me. I can't wait here out this goes.

That's why Kitchen Nulla, Maddie's Tav. What was the donut place? Chad sent me. Donate place was Co-Strange. Co-Strange? What a name. Who doesn't like a little strange. Yeah.

Yeah. There's country up there. It's all country. So everything's named like, like, cattle and stuff like that. We're here in Scottsdale. We got the gin

invitational. Yes, sir. Coming up, USGA, putting it on Desert Mountain. You're playing it this week. What can you tell us about it? Honestly,

I only know the people that are there, and there's some exciting news coming out with the app and stuff like that. It's kind of like blindsided. I'm going there tomorrow, hoping my golf games is there also. Your golf game's always there. I've seen you swing it.

Yeah, that is true. So just go out there and have a good time, and hope for the best. best. Yeah, from Desert Mountain. What's the name of that course?

You're playing? What is it? I forgot the Chihuahua course. Cherakawa. Chirikawa, Chihuahua, gold jacket, green jacket. Chiraka.

I show him tomorrow at the gate, be like, I'm looking for the Chihuahua course. That's probably not the first time that's happening. They're all hard up there because the outlaw is the only like easy name to remember.

It's absolutely unreal place up there, though. Yeah, it's like its own town. You can say you live at Desert Mountain and be like, cool. And then you get to the gate and your house is, 35 minutes from the front game. It's enormous.

Imagine having to go to the grocery store. It's like its own zip code. Yeah. Really. Was there eight of them? That's where the four ball is. I think there's eight now. We included because they got the par three now.

Oh, yeah. Is that considered Cape Creek? Cape Creek's like west of that. Yeah. Desert Mountains like its own thing. You just say I'm like, I'm from Desert Mountain or I live in desert. You know, it's like it. I mean, I think it has its own zip code.

Oh, that's wild. Yeah. It's a monster. But Chazzy, let's go back to the beginning. When did you start playing golf? It all came apart when I was like six, eight years old more or less. Yeah. The exact number.

My grandpa had PIN come over and like get some clubs made up for him. And my granddad goes, hey, I want a club for my grandson points at me. He had a hat saw sitting right there in the garage. They took the hat, saw it cut off the shaft, put a grip. And that was it. We went across the street, started hitting golf balls. And next thing I know I hit my grandpa on the shin with the ball. I started laughing.

but my dad did not think was funny. So I got in trouble, obviously. And ever since then, I kind of had like the niche, playing golf. And one day, I think I was like 12, junior golf started coming around. And my dad goes, Chaz, you kind of like need to find a sport that you want to play. And he goes, you're playing golf. It's an individual. The only person you're playing against is yourself.

I said, that's very true. So I started playing again. I was like, I'm beating normal-sized people at this game. I love it. So that was it. That's awesome. That's 12. So then you like, what, you kept playing junior golf high school?

Kept playing junior golf, high school, made varsity freshman year, stuff like that. And then college came around and kind of took a break. Where'd you go to school? I went the culinary arts in Italy. Yeah. So you quit golf, went over there to Italy. Yeah. Did not touch a club once while I was over there.

Talk to me about Italy. Yeah. How many years is that too? So I did a full like trimester with the city college like, go abroad and stuff like that. So I did that. Cooking, learning the lifestyle, going on different cuisine tours, going to taste wine, different regions.

It was unreal. People there are nice. And it was cool. Did you have like any cooking experience before they were like leading up or you're just like, screw it? I don't know what I want to do. I'm going to go to Italy. Kind of did.

Yeah. In high school, if you had a restaurant job, you were able to leave at 1130 instead of 2 o'clock. in my head, junior senior year, I'm like, sign me up for that. So I got a prep cook job. And I was just cutting potatoes, onions, and all that stuff for, like, the main chefs.

And I was like, this is kind of fun. And it makes a girl smile. It makes her friends smile. And I was like, let's keep doing it. Yeah, it makes the girls smile. Yeah. So you play golf and you can cook. I mean, that's pretty nice.

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Now available at your favorite local retailer or at CallawayGoff.com. back to Chazzy. What's your, like, specialty in the kitchen? Anything flour and egg? Like I saw Grant the other week when I was on him, his channel. Salmon Putanesca is like my favorite hot dish to make. But, like, usually it's baked Alaska's cheesecakes, upside down cakes, gelato, all that stuff. Okay, Santa Punta Nesco?

Give it to a couple hillbillies right here. Yeah, yeah. Can you break that down for us? So it's like tomato sauce, onions, whole tomatoes, olives, salt pepper, a lot of garlic. And then you kind of like bring it to a boil. And then once it gets to like a certain temperature, you let it cool down and reduce, which kind of keeps the form of the whole cherry tomatoes. And then after that, you put it into like a big pan.

And when you want to use it, you pull it out, you heat it up. Then you cook a nice seed salmon, put some asparagus with it. I never know. Bam. God damn. How long were you, so how long was that school? The school went for like a solid year, but I was cooking for about 12. Oh, so you came back and we're doing that like full time?

Yeah, I went back full time. I was working at like really nice Michelin restaurants and high end, like one in the restaurant, that's my kitchen. I was a chef there for seven years. Oh, so they'll know you when I dropped out for sure. I better get that chef's table. It all kind of stopped when Josh Kelly kind of found. me and we found out YouTube could be a right path and play golf again, even though I was already

playing the adaptive tour. And I went up to my chef, I said, chef, I don't think I cook anymore. He goes, why? I'm going to go play golf. He goes, I've been waiting for you to say that because I believe in you. And he said, if you ever need another job, whatever, golf doesn't work out, come right back and put your apron on. So you were still playing golf like through this whole through time. Obviously, after Italy, you were still playing. came back and started playing golf. Yeah, and then Josh Kelly calls. By the way, if you don't follow Josh,

it's the whole one trick shots. Yeah. I mean, the guy's phenomenal. He went on Instagram, my Instagram live and said, come out and play Atlantic City Country Club. Went out and played and it was just like a hit. Like, we've known each other for three, four years. It had been history since.

I mean, y'all have such a cool relationship. Y'all's videos y'all do together. He picks you up, carries your around. Yeah, he's the man. WWE on the golf course. How do you find you, though? Were you, like, posting? Would you like into the creator world at that point?

We just followed each other. But did you have like a decent following before that? I had 4,000 followers. Yeah. So you were just like, yeah. So this was kind of by chance. Yeah, I was just like being Chas. And one day I was like, hey, I'm here in Philly.

I'm going to adaptive tournament, this and that. And he joins the live and goes, come on down. I'm right here in Jersey. So was that like the, if you had to like pinpoint when like the creator stuff, whatever you want to call it, social media, like took off, that's when I started like understanding like this is the good path and then filming with all the guys being with Josh and Callaway and that kind of came upon and obviously Bob and

Dave Portnoy all the bars school and Bob the sports guy kind of saw Chazzy and was like hey we want that guy I mean can you imagine when you got the hacksaw there and you get a you get a club saw and off put a grip on it you hit your grandpa on the shin that one day you'd be in a Callaway golf commercial Yeah. That's pretty wild. Yeah, there's days I can look back.

I look at this one thing of the house. It reminds me my old man. And I just look at it and say, hey, thank you. Like, I literally just thank that piece of monument. And that's like my happy place. That's so cool. And the commercial might be it. But like, I feel like the internet invitation was like the whole kind of golf world because I was so viewed.

What's your, is that the biggest like pinch me moment? Is there something that happened? maybe you met somebody or like a tour player knew who you were or whatever that you were like oh my god i can't believe this is real luck yeah definitely getting those phone calls like one from bob getting invited to the internet invitation or then definitely the phone call from callaway um because they were supporting me before they actually signed me giving me clubs and gave me a dial for the adaptive opens and then once alex you paid you gave me a call and said jazzy what do you think about joining the team i literally i was out of a

A golf event sitting in my hotel room and I threw my phone across the room and just started screaming. And then I go back to the front. I go, Alex, I'm sorry. To me to do that. I'm on. That's awesome. That means yes. Yeah.

That's probably my big pinpoint. And then this year, I think I saw you, like, they had the thing in the 16th hole, Phoenix at the WM, right? The night before they come out, like, the creators were out there. And like, then I saw you tournament, like, Zander. Like, some of these guys are all, like, they know you. Yeah, it's pretty awesome. Yeah. being able to hang out with all those guys and being able to call my friends.

How did you hit the shot out that night? I hit it. I lost by inch. No. I lost by inch to... Size doesn't matter. The guy from the office. Brian Baumgartner.

Yeah, he beat me by one inch. He hit it 10-5. I hit 10-5. He hit 10-4. Damn it, Brian, you've had everything. That's right. What Chazzy have this moment? By the way, speaking to, like, the tour players and stuff, like,

Zander told me y'all had a great time Callaway shoot. Yeah. You are messing with each other quite a bit. Oh, yeah. He loved the new Chazzy golf ball. He goes, hey, it's your size. I saw that. You got your own logo now.

That's sweet. I like that. God, I hope I find some in the shit one day when I'm playing. No, you won't find him in the shit, probably. They'll be in the fair way. What's the game like right now? Speaking of the gin invitation, what kind of handicap we carry in? It depends what T's I play.

What T's each you normally play? So at home, at my home course, I'm playing $6,500, which is the tips. Oh, yeah. I'm sitting at one, two. Okay. If I go down to the Adaptive T's, which is anywhere from 58 to 6,000, I'm sitting at a plus two. Oh, nice. Okay.

So the adaptive opens, that's like a round where they'll play you from? Yeah. And aren't you, you're the number one in the U.S., right? But there's a dude from like, with rankings. Somewhere in Europe that's. Yeah, Brendan Lawyer. I'm actually going to challenge him this year. I got invited to play in the G4D Invitational with DP World Tour.

So going out there, it's, uh, Where's the Ryder Cup again? I dare be a manor. Ireland, yeah. Yeah, it's going to be there. So I'm looking for the battling against him at his own home country since he's always came out here and battled me. So it's going to be a good one. Before we get back to Chas, a quick note from the USGA.

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What's low round ever? Three under par. Nice. Home course. Yeah? Yeah. I heard you had the course record somewhere Josh told me. You started off like birdie, birdie hole in one.

Yeah, birdie, birdie hole in one. And I miss two putts for par inside five feet. Oh. And I shot eight under. Par three course? Part three course. Woodmont Country Club a day before the U.S. Adaptive Open. Oh, wow.

So it's funny. It's funny, too. So this, last year, I got a hole in one at the Woodmont Part III course day before. in 2000, 2022, day after the first adaptive open, I go Pinehurst, course three, hole two, dunk it.

Damn, how many you have? That's three. Three? Nice. Yeah, they come in spurts. And I don't know why. It's always around the adaptive open. When is the adaptive open this year?

July. July, where at? Do they move it? It's at Woodmont again this year. Then they move it the Oregon next year. Where at Oregon? Do you know? I don't exactly.

I should know. I saw it in the left, they just did like eight, they released eight sites. Yes. Oh, nice. Coming up. Dude, out of Dare Manner thing is going to be all. I don't have you seen pictures of this. Like, they call it like the Augusta of Europe.

It looks unreal. Yeah, in the pictures. You should stay in the castle there. Yeah, they have a castle. I hope so. Yeah, that'd be soon. They're having me out, so we never know.

Go back to the internet invitational because I think it blew everyone's expectations away. Like, you know, it's going to be cool. You get all you creators together. No idea what it's going to do. But the amount of views it did, how much support it got. Were you even like kind of shocked at the end of it? After the event, I was like, this was absolutely unbelievable.

This is going to be something in the books that everybody's going to remember. And the waiting game hit. Like after the event, I was like, once it coming out, when's it coming out? And then once it came out, it just went. It was amazing. I mean, how long was it before it came out when y'all finished filming before it came out? It was like a huge, I mean, the episodes, weren't there like three hours? I think it was three.

months after where it was? You had to sit on it for a while. Yeah. I mean, hold that. Couldn't say anything, but that was the best part I thought.

Yeah, I mean, you got a great run at it. You know, Sarah played great together? We sure did. Yeah. Let's be honest,

you carried her. No, I'll give her, she hit some great shots, but I didn't hit great shots. Yeah. Who do you think, like,

when you sit back and look at all you creators, like, who's a guy? You're like, that guy can really play. Roger Steele. He smashes it. It's a horror.

Roger Steele, he needs the credit he gets absolute unreal in the MC job with TGL. And then his golf game just tops it off to begin with the start. Yeah, he can move it. Yeah, I see it's like YouTube or not, it's like Instagrams and he hits like, I mean, like 190 ball speed type of thing. Yeah, it's at like 360 or something. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

28 club head speed. I mean, the man can move it. Yeah. Who else did you like find, I'm sure you knew a lot of them when you went to internet invitation, but who did you find anyone that was like? you're super close with now after they didn't know before or that were surprised maybe by how cool they were it's a good question because everybody was awesome bobby bobby i got to get a little bit closer with bobby from good good uh one of the practice rounds we decided to go and get fishing

poles and just fish on 18 right there with the big lake and just being able to fish with him and be off grid no phones nothing that that's that was epic were you on lukewan's team or were you on the opposite when he oversle. Oh, hell, yeah. Sleep in longer, Luke. That was that scripted? No. Are we in the trust tree right now?

That happened. That was real? Yeah, because the day before he slept in to our YouTube match. I can understand. I get it. Sometimes he missed the alarm. It happens to everybody. I've done it.

I've got to be honest. I've done it. Ten million times. My question, y'all are staying like right there at the court. Where is his team, be like, hey, uh, he's off in 15 minutes. Maybe someone should go check on them. People still in his cottage. There's other people.

there. That's what Rodman was the help. I see both sides. Totally see both sides. There is two sides. There is two sides. 100%, but mistakes happen. You got a team. Like this is a whole team element to this. Like, yeah, where's my he's your horse? He's the guy. That's like, go beat his ass.

15 minutes ago, it's like, uh, anybody seen Luke? Maybe we should go check on it. Yeah, after everyone started to go the first tea and stuff like that. Yeah, I want to go check on a little bit. Yeah, that was the best thing that could happen though for the thing by the way, all the drama and everybody talking about it. It was buzz. You need a little controversy.

It was an awesome event. And the fact that with everything that happened, with Beef passing away, and the fact that he was on the winning team, I mean, that was just... Hit the first drive, last five. Yeah, so cool. What a sweetheart of a man, that guy was.

Yeah, Beef, man. So when we're leaving Springfield, something happened with my flight and the ticket. This is a small airport. Something was going on. Beef's flight was... He got his ticket, and I'm trying to check my bag in.

I probably stood at the counter for 45 minutes. He already had his ticket, different flight, everything. He stood there and waited for me to make sure that I was okay to get on my flight. And then both of us, he's on the plane next to me. And looking over, both of the flights got delayed and resurfaced. Yeah. So that's a great man. Everybody raised by him.

Beef would have checked on Kwan if he was on his team. Damn right. Oh, 100%. We wouldn't have let him slip through. He would have pulled him out. Yeah, we only got to meet or I only got to meet him at the writer guy He's like so nice, like takes his hat off Yeah, that's up every time

Yeah I did their pod at the PJ Championship and he was he was on it then I mean just the nicest there's no one's gonna say a bad word about beef No But that was cool and it sounds like we're bringing it back Internet Invitational 2 Yes sir The invite's already been thrown out to LeBron

I mean it looks like it could be even bigger than the first one That would be helpful That'd be cool Do you want to be on bronze team You want to volunteer for that? you how the height differential. Well, you're 4-4? Yeah.

He's 6-8? Yeah. There you go. A unit. A unit. I bet you hit it straighter and better. I bet you hit it a lot straighter and a lot better than he does. Oh, 100%.

I mean, do you ever miss a fairway? Seriously, the whole internet invitation, I don't think you have. The whole internet invitation, no, but yes, I do eventually miss fairways. I have the word sometimes, but there's times I'm 80%, 85% in the fairway. All right. nitpick your game right here because we all have things about our game we'd like to be better what would chas say i need to get better at this 100 yards yeah 100 yards i cannot throw it right now oh no i don't know it's like that just that one number if it's 85 it's a dart if it's a dart if it's

a hundred well let's not lay it up to a hundred chas i don't know what it is chas one hundred and i came in him yeah i changed that to chas eighty five let me give me a little advice here okay you 105's fine if you have 100 and you hit it to 105, that's 15 feet. You're a pretty good putter. That is true. Yeah. Nothing wrong with hitting it to 15 feet, Chas. There is it.

You can handle those. I can make it too for 15 feet. Damn right. I seen the putter. I saw the putter on stilts too. Oh, when was that? That was like one of the first things I saw maybe. That was a couple months ago.

Like, I think it was November more or less. Okay. And we've been wanting to do this video for the longest time playing on stilts. and we were all the way up in Philly and we had to go down to Jersey the film the next day we're like, should we get stilts in the city

where there's like more of a chance to finding stilts? Ah, no, it's going to be all right. Nah, we'll get silts. We'd probably stop at 15 different locations on the way home and there's three spots in Philly that had them.

None of the spots had them. So we had to get some random. We posted on our Instagram story, hey, who's got stilts and somebody responded who we got the stilts they brought them over no shit they brought us the stilts that's incredible where does one go to shop for stilts uh the painter's store hmm oh they need them to go up it's like yeah or windows or some shit makes sense okay who is um

who's your favorite person you filmed with in youtube golf and who is someone you really want to i love filming kai choose too sure i love filming with bob and the brus i love filming with bob and the mine bros. Yeah. Those two guys are three guys are really awesome. I can't say Josh Kelly because I say Josh Kelly so much. Who do I want to film with next? I really want to play with John Daly.

Okay. Yeah, because I think I'm the John Daly of Adaptive Golf. I like that. Did you see him just eat shit in the desert this past week? You might be in the ER for a while. It's just like, who! And he just disappeared out of the screen. And did you see his caddy.

His catty came running out. him and his guy he went down too right it was like a drowning infant he just jumped head first into the pool to save him yeah that's a good cat bro you ain't you ain't getting john daly up by just that's peter he's trying to get paid that's his meal ticket right there need johnny boy well all right we need to work on that that'd be good right you got the long like past parallel back swing stuff too how far do you hit it like normal not if you're like you're playing i i don't talk to 240 240 240 260 with rollout yeah i mean that's move from 6,000 yards that's a problem. Yeah, it is.

You can play from $6,000. Yeah, sometimes I take three without the bag for adaptive events. I try to do that on. You can find a hundred yard club. Take that out, find a hundred yard club. Just get on a monitor. Yeah. Like a full swing hundo. Or I just, I need to work on it.

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It's busy. Yeah. It's really busy. It's amazing. I absolutely love it. Not only for myself, like you were saying earlier, for the adaptive golf. Because there's so many swings out there that need to be seen and so many opportunities that people are doing.

And I'm helping showcase that. So it warms me up for that. And then also I'm just thankful for myself and striving. How often we travel on? I'm like almost maybe a week home a month, two weeks. Week home a month? Yeah, it's busy. Hey, do it while you can.

Do it long. I found out a technique to fly now. It's the best thing ever. Oh, God. I got this little gadget that goes in front of the seat, my front seat, and clipping on to the front seat. so I have a footrest. Oh, it clips into the front of the seat in front of you.

The front one, because I can't touch the ground. So I got a foot rest. Oh, so you got a foot rest. I got a foam chair, like a little mat I sit on. You're in, like, in bed. And then I always bring in AC fans because it's hotter than hot in airplanes. I think I saw this today they announced United is going to do this thing where it's in coach. You can buy the whole row, and this little thing plops up, and it's basically like a bed.

And they'll bring you like pillow and like it. I saw they're going to start making planes where you could stand. I saw that too But you're jammed in like It looked like the one I saw You're like jammed in like It looks miserable by the way Imagine what I saw

I mean you're like elbow to elbow Imagine your seat But you're like at an airplane But you're just standing I'm out on that I think it was like some They cheaper ticket They get more people on the plane

type thing It looked awful Yeah Space is spirit I'm out on that And it lands like 50% of the time Yeah perfect Yeah so it's a good deal

If you want to stand on both feet, it's an extra 50 bucks. Yeah, it's a good deal. But dude, like this year, you're at WM this year, which you told me it was your second time. I didn't see it last year, but like just walking, like we were hanging out for a little bit, walking, heading to birds nest, whatever. Like, the amount of people that recognize, you know, it's got to be like, it's mind blowing for you. It's mind blowing, but I also love it because it knows I'm doing a good job. And you're, they were great to all of them, by the way. Your attitude is unbelievable. Like, I mean, which is, by the way, it's how it should be. I mean, you're just so positive. You're so nice to

everyone. I saw you WM and then I'm walking up the back steps to the Riviera Country Club or the Genesis and there's Chazzy with a transfusion in his hand. Hold in court. Go! I love it. Yeah.

Absolutely love it, man. You're the best. Before we let you get out of here, we've got to do the E-9. I know you got a party to get to tonight, which is your specialty. You got a big party. Is that what you drink? That or a ranch water? Ranch water, yeah.

I like both those things. Chazis. In Chazganistan. Can I just get a Chazzy? Chazzy? It's just a Chazoo. Yeah, that's when you know you made it and then name it. You and Arnie.

Got your own drinks. All right. As far as I know, you're a single man. So we're going to start this off with Celebrity Crush. Bella Hadid. That was quick, too. Are you a single man? Yeah.

Okay. We got a lot of female followers here. She's going to have seven. She's off the table, but you win the adaptive open and you go get on all the shows and all the stuff. You're going to slide into one DM. It can't be her. Who you want?

Why can't be her? It could be, but he already said her. Can't be her? Emily Rajowski. Radikowski? Yeah. Yeah. All right.

That's good. Okay. I noticed you like dark hair. Yes. I'm starting a sense of type here. Okay. I like it. All right.

Slees fire away. All right. You kind of already answer this, so it may be done now. But they hire you at Augusta. You're going to make the champions dinner. But you get to pick whatever you want. And you kind of already said it. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Or you can pick the meal you want to eat, I guess. He wins the master. He gets to set the menu. I get to set the menu. You can cook it too if you want. I love that you rub your belly as you start to get ready to think about this. Just all desserts. Bruchetta, the start.

Okay. It's got to be a bomb cheese, like, bomb imported from Italy, tomatoes from Italy. And then we'll start second course, second appetizer course with a French onion soup. Third, we'll do a brinsino fish with like olive oil, white wine, and lemon caper sauce. See, this is a classic establishment, yeah. New York for the entree. God damn, we're going to be full at the end of the day.

And then salted banana pie. Salted banana pie. I'm not familiar with that. It sounds nice. Okay. I'm going to try it now. They got that at S-Y's or whatever, S-Y Kitchen, they got that? No, they don't.

Okay, I'll go somewhere else for it. And Chazzy's for drinks. Oh, yeah, Co-Srange. You get those there, too. Okay. All right. Who can handle their booze better on the golf course? You or the legend Fat Perez.

I heard this would be a battle. That would be a battle, but I think Fat Perez will come on top. Yeah? I think so. I'll give them the benefit of that. Bobby Burger gave you some credit. He said he can go toe-to-to-to-to with anyone. I know, that's what I'm saying.

I'll go the toe, the toe with Perez. Or take that back. I'll go toe the toe with Perez. Yeah, he's not, you got to change it. Perez. Yes. Looking good. You heard that.

It's Perez now. We'll go battle, battle, battle, and I think he'll get the last one on me. All right. I like to watch it. Every picture I see of him posted is up, Mike, he loses another tan or something. Dude, him and Missing up? Yeah, looking good. Mason nut.

I think lost like 80 pounds or something like that. Yeah. 80? Damn. Good for them. Yeah, just Perez now. All right, this is like, I just saw this on your Instagram when I was scrolling through way back

and you were jumping off stage, being thrown off stage, by the way, at a Waka Flaka Flame concert and, like, crowd serving. I actually didn't know this, like, how, and then I saw a picture of you with him. What's the backstory? My buddy was in the music industry,

and he would always throw shows and obviously they gave me on-stage tickets. And I was just kind of kicking it, having a drink, just chilling. Next to you know, walk and flocking points at me he comes over here he goes chasie and i go over there and we just start like parting on stage and he goes you want a crowd surf it's walka flaka asking me the crowd surf i was like sure why not just make sure security guards are down there if they don't catch me

and next thing you know walka grabs one arm my other belt loop his other buddy grabs my arm my belt loop and i just went sailing incredible yeah it was awesome it was awesome God. It's like your first Instagram post or something or like close to it. I was like coming out the gates. Hot. Yeah.

I didn't have you as a Waka guy. But now I know. All right. A couple of mine we already got to. So bucket list golf course you want to play. Number one. Augusta. There you have it.

Yeah. You got to get it hot on. Hey, by the way, Augusta needs to make adaptive masters. Just saying it now. Oh, there you go. You'd be the spokesman for this. Chas 100. Right there.

Leave the charge. One hundred. You got a nice hat on. You play there? Players. Sawgrass? Yeah. How we do?

On 17. We mid-par. Solid. Yeah. Solid. The green, two, but nobody do. Easy. There's nothing in it.

All right. This is another one I saw on your Instagram. I should you know how long you're in concussion protocol after the dome shot on the flop over the head from I believe Maddie. I was going to show you something else. Pass that ID. Hold on. Let me get your ID for you.

Get that. I thought you were looking at a different. Post. No, the one where you guys were doing flops over each other. She night. That's my room key. She, you want that too? Oh, you have this. I thought this was fleasers. No, it's got a lot of cash in it. No, he's got way too much cash for mine.

He's got zero in it. Same as yours. No, it's all cards. Oh, shit. Was this right after it? You decided to go get your ID pictures like the day after? Is this honestly from that or no? No, I know my car. You see this? Yeah, if you're listening, I mean, he's got a head,

he's got a wrap around. Like a money. Rolled my car six times. I was got ejected out of the driver suit window. Damn. No shit. And then you were like, this is a good time to go get my picture. And I had to wear that headbandage for like three weeks.

So I need an ID. I'm leaving. So I went into the DMV and took my photo. So when you go to a place and you show your idea, they take like three glances. Yeah. At first I think like, do they believe my height? But no, it's my photo. Yeah.

It's good for sympathy, though. You get pulled over by Costco. Like, look, dude, I had a bad run at one point. The head case flop. flop shot. Dude, it was pretty, like, it had some heat. That had some heat.

I had a big lump. It was new year. What's the name? They hit the shot. Maddie Poole. Maddie Poole. They were doing like flop over the head, try to make it,

had some close runs. And then the last one posted was literally a four head, four head to forehead. Four of the ball. Do you guys shut it down after that? You didn't. Oh, yeah. We shut it.

Oh, I said I ain't sitting in front of that ball anymore. Dude, it was a missile. A missile. Yeah, I had a big lump probably for like, couple hours. I went back to my buddy's house. He didn't have like ice bags. And I was like, there's a big piece of frozen steak right there. I got the steak and I just put it on my forehead. She had to be like mortified. She had to be mortified. Yeah. We had to wait like four weeks to post it because she didn't want to post it. I was like, this is going to blow up. We need the post it.

Yeah. You kill the most loved man on the golf internet. It's going to be tough sled for you. Chaz is tough. He can handle it. Yeah, I handled it. I thought that was your picture was after that. A couple hours later, I was right back at Elfonte and catch. Good man. Good man. Two good spots, by the way, right there. All right, my last one, this is, we do this occasionally on our serious XM show.

We're here asking for a friend where someone submits a question. This comes from your good friend, Joshua Kelly. And he just wants to know Chazzy, how do you measure gimmies? It's kind of fucked up, in my opinion. Yeah. Okay, so like... Inside the leather is not the same for everyone. If it's the length of Chaz, it's good.

Like your whole body? Yeah, so like... Four feet, four inches. Hey, that's pretty far. If that water bottles, the hole and the balls right here, I'll lay down. If it's inside the length of me, it's good. Josh, you're best up, man.

I thought it was going to be an inside the leather thing. That's a, hey, you're a generous... Wow, four feet four. That's very easy. Yeah. I'll obviously be up at that point when I'm giving you. do that. Okay. That's beautiful. That's good. Thanks, Josh. Got me. Do that at the invitational. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Chazzy. You're the best, man. Thank you so much for coming in here.

And also, what you do for golf, man. You make it so fun. You're so positive. Love everything you do, man. Yep. Keep out of it. We'll be following along watching. Chaz 100. Chaze out later. Love it. All right. That was an awesome one with our man, Chaz 100. Make sure you follow him on social media. Such a great dude. Man, I met him a few years ago. Just love the guy. He lights up every room when he walks into it.

Just so much fun to be around. He was buzzing around grass clippings this week. I had a scooter out there flying around. And then on that party hole was it 15 where they have the party hall. Yeah, Chazzy was at him on the mic. He was like standing up on chairs yelling up. We went over and shotgun to long drink with him or whatever it was. He was having himself a good time.

But yeah, he's just a guy like you're around. Yeah. You have fun, no matter what. Yeah, I love the guy. He actually was, I believe, on the mic for the draft as well. That's right. Yeah, it was feature. Feature out there at the clip this past week.

Nice game, too. A little drama at the Grass League draft, by the way. Yeah, dude. It's like. Tony Magnetchi, stand up, brother. Bad boy in death row type of stuff back in the day. Muske's Dallas Horseman. Some good drama.

Get in the Octagon. You need it. We need a good league needs some drama. You know what I mean? So stirring it up. All right. That was a lot of fun. week thanks to all of our sponsors we'll talk to you next week on subpar