In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack talks with golf architect Mike Cocking of OCM about the Medinah No. 3 redesign and keeping the course member-friendly while testing the best players ahead of the Presidents Cup and possible future majors. Cocking explains the strategic approach of adding width, angles and stronger green complexes after a course that played too tight for members while still yielding low pro scoring, and walks through rerouting the final six holes to cut the repetitive par 3s over water, add a compelling short par 4 and use Lake Kadijah more diagonally. They get into the altered Presidents Cup routing, a bold out of bounds fence inspired by UK golf and old Medinah photos, and why firmness matters most in the setup.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack closes out the 2025-2026 PGA Tour season after a strong betting year, thanks the Inside Sports Network team and Discord subscribers and previews off-season tools plus the Presidents Cup, US Open tennis and the fall swing. He then delivers a golf travel and architecture recap of Sand Valley, covering why Fried Egg events are the best value for access and logistics and why the semi-private Lido is tough to get on. He has Coore and Crenshaw's Sand Valley as his No. 2 and a top public course, calls David McLay Kidd's Mammoth Dunes more strategic than critics claim, finds Tom Doak's Sedge Valley short of his expectations and calls the Lido replica near perfect, then compares the resort's accessibility and vibe to Bandon.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Josh and Discord member Master J, also known as Jake. They kick off with recent golf travel and a course comparison between Oak Hill and East Lake, two Donald Ross layouts restored by Andrew Green, contrasting Oak Hill's thick rough with East Lake's short grass runoffs and member-friendly setup. Josh shares his bet on Chris Gotterup at 22-1 and recalls attending East Lake in both 2023 and 2024. Jake then breaks down his DFS approach, leaning on single-entry contests including the 3K, the Insider sheet's ownership and projections, and pivoting away from chalk in high-stakes fields, plus how satellites have landed him Masters tickets and a ninth-place finish worth 50K. They close with a Tour Championship preview, covering pricing and ownership, skepticism around Scottie Scheffler at 14K amid illness questions, value plays like Viktor Hovland at 7,300, and potential targets including Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Hideki Matsuyama and Gary Woodland. Subscribe for more golf betting and DFS breakdowns all season long.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack breaks down the Tour Championship at East Lake, digging into the Andrew Green renovation and what it means for betting a 30-man, no-starting-strokes field. He walks through the redesign, including more short grass, deeper bunkers and reclaimed water, why it improved the course without making it harder, and why moisture rather than wind drives scoring. He then goes through his in-depth model for the week, with Scheffler a clear No. 1 and Chris Gotterup and Cameron Young standing out as interesting fits.

In this episode of Inside Golf podcast, Producer Josh and Jack fill in for Andy and are joined by Bryan to recap TPC Southwind as a tough but poor TV test, tip their cap to Scottie Scheffler, and celebrate Kenny's DFS UFC championship. They preview the 50-man DFS slate, breaking down the course (tree-lined, long par-4 heavy, penal Nicklaus design, zoysia fairways, mixed rough, new bentgrass greens) and debating correlated setups like Muirfield Village, Riviera, Torrey Pines, and Craig Ranch, plus long-iron comps like Memorial Park and Valspar. They dig into Data Golf value plays, expected ownership, and whether Scheffler's $14.4K price tag is worth the roster sacrifice, pegging him around 25-30% owned despite models favoring much lower inclusion.

In this episode of Inside Golf podcast, Andy Lack previews the BMW Championship's return to Bellerive, last used for the 2018 PGA Championship, expecting a similar approach-heavy test that still rewards distance. He recaps a rough St. Jude week for his DFS and outrights, kicking himself for passing on Scheffler at 6/1, and touches on watching the U.S. Amateur at Merion. Andy breaks down Bellerive's changes: added yardage, new greens and drainage, tree removal, and rough/green specs, plus the risk of St. Louis heat. He projects roughly -0.2 scoring and a winning score near 15-under, emphasizing distance, long irons, bunker play, and more putting relevance than short game. He compares the course to Torrey Pines and Craig Ranch, and flags market angles like Rory's course fit and likely popular plays Jake Knapp and Gary Woodland.

In this episode of Inside Golf podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to recap the Wyndham Championship, Michael Brennan's win, and how ownership, late-round scoring, and DraftKings results shook out, including surprising single-entry chalk like Blades Brown at 30%. Turning to Memphis, they debate Scheffler's odds and ownership, weigh 6K value plays like Aaron Rai and Bud Cauley, and build both Scottie and non-Scottie lineups around Morikawa, Åberg, Koivun, Spaun, and Keith Mitchell. They close with Presidents Cup selection talk, pushing back on the "youth reps" narrative in favor of rewarding performance, and float a tentative team including JT and Cantlay.

In this episode of Inside Golf podcast, Andy breaks down the Six of Six lineup tracker (code ISN at sixofsix.golf) and how it revealed the range of outcomes for his Wyndham lineups—Bezuidenhout, Tom Kim, Brennan, Davis Thompson, Noren, and Smalley—plus outright and win-probability updates. Then it's on to the St. Jude Championship, the first FedEx Cup Playoff event: a 70-man, no-cut field at TPC Southwind. Andy covers the course renovation, softer weather, a projected -17 winning score, and why approach play and short game matter more than distance here. Model favorites include Scheffler, Morikawa, Åberg, Xander, and Burns.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to spotlight ISN community wins, including MasterJ taking down $100K in a high-stakes DFS contest, plus other members cashing the $200 single-entry and $55 contests using the core — all while stressing transparency through Six of Six results, responsible bankroll management, and smart contest selection.The conversation shifts to Wyndham analysis as the final regular-season event: Cantlay's withdrawal, expected heavy ownership on Cameron Young and Koivun, a debate over fading Cam on pricing/ownership, and building out a balanced DraftKings lineup.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack recaps the Rocket Mortgage, praising Detroit Golf Club's renovated layout for its improved aesthetics and skill separation, breaking down his DFS results and leverage spots while eyeing Davis Riley and Michael Brennan among the leaders, with Brennan's upside tied to his improving iron play. Andy then previews the 2026 Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield, a largely unchanged 1926 Donald Ross design where distance takes a backseat to driving accuracy, sharp iron play, and scrambling and putting on tricky Bermuda greens. Andy highlights some course-fit leaders like Jackson Kovin, Cameron Young, Aaron Rai, and Ben Griffin, plus leans on Mac Meisner, Alex Noren, and Brian Harman.