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House and Hubbard discuss the results and antics of ‘The Match,’ the latest investment made by the PGA in the European Tour’s media production company, and more
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Now that Thanksgiving is over, House and Hubbard reconvene to talk about the results and antics of what happened during “The Match” over the weekend. They also talk about the latest investment made by the PGA in the European Tour’s media production company and what it means for accessibility for European and American events going forward. Then they take a look at one of the last PGA events on the 2020 calendar, the Mayakoba Golf Classic.
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