Stout Wins National Championship! Henley Wins Colonial! Memorial Preview!

Preston Stout's dramatic individual victory at the NCAA National Championship marks a historic moment for Oklahoma State, cementing his place among the program's elite. Despite a shaky back nine and a near-miss on 17, Stout’s clutch chip and birdie on 18 secured the title, while his teammate Jackson Koivin dominated in the team match play, leading Auburn to the stroke play title. The podcast debates whether the NCAA's scheduling loophole—allowing Brigham Young University to play their third round a day early—gives them an unfair advantage, sparking a heated critique of the policy. Meanwhile, Russell Henley’s gritty comeback at Colonial, overcoming a poor front nine to win in a playoff, is hailed as a testament to mental toughness. The hosts then turn to the upcoming Memorial Tournament, where Scottie Scheffler’s recent slump has dented his dominance, creating an open field. Predictions favor underdogs like J.J. Spahn and Patrick Cantlay, while Ben Griffin’s resurgence and Rory McIlroy’s form are highlighted as dark horses. The episode closes with a call to action for listeners to follow the podcast and tune into the upcoming Canadian Open preview.