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Did the Phil show cannibalize the PGA Tour, Sungjaes arc, and a Schenk Lineup
This punchy Monday episode reacts to a Bears win, a Browns loss, and a healthy serving of worldwide golf over the weekend. Andy and Brendan begin by pondering if the biggest star was not playing on the PGA Tour this week but up with the Seniors, and what that means for both circuits. They discuss Sungjae Im\u2019s win in Vegas and the potential for him to be the best men\u2019s Korean player ever. Adam Schenk somehow becomes the subject of a segment. Rafa Cabrera Bello\u2019s career is put in the crosshairs (that\u2019s probably too strong a term for it) after winning his national open. And in the event of the week, the Jin Young Ko machine rolled on in New Jersey.