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Jason Kokrak on Putting Breakthroughs and the Lead-up to the U.S. Open

Plus, Jon Rahm’s withdrawal from the tournament, updates on the Premier Golf League, and more

By Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Charles Schwab Challenge - Final Round Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images


House and Hubbard talk about the many events in the world of golf leading up to the U.S. Open, including Jon Rahm’s withdrawal due to a positive COVID test (02:04). They also discuss whether Bryson DeChambeau will be competitive at the U.S. Open (11:01) and analyze the updates on the Premier Golf League (21:13). Then House sits down with Jason Kokrak to discuss the major breakthrough in his putting game (37:06) and even draft a brand-new cocktail!

Hosts: Joe House and Nathan Hubbard
Guest: Jason Kokrak
Producer: Steve Ahlman

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