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The PGA in 2021, Favorite Picks, and Looking to the Farmers With Kevin Clark

Kevin joins House and Hubbard to discuss the top golf events of the past five weeks and to look ahead to the key tournaments this season

By Joe House, Nathan Hubbard, and Kevin Clark
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Fairway Rollin’ returns in 2021 with Joe House and Nathan Hubbard to take a look at the exciting new tournaments and prospects of the PGA. The Ringer’s Kevin Clark joins to discuss the top golf events of the past five weeks as well as look ahead to what the key tournaments this season will be, including the Ryder Cup, the Farmers Insurance Open, and more (34:14). They also break down who they think will have a great, good, and bad season this year (63:09).

Host: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Kevin Clark

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