GET YOUR FIX: 5 Things to Watch Until Live Golf Returns

The PGA TOUR is on hold and you’ve run out of episodes of Tiger King…now what?

Don’t worry my friends, there are still a few ways to get your golf-fix with some strategic streaming. So pick up your favorite device, and let’s dig in!

#1 Full Replays of Sundays at The Masters

Did you know that The Masters’ YouTube channel has full replays of every Sunday round from 2018 dating all the way back to 1968? That ought to keep you entertained for a while…

If I had to suggest a place to start, it would be 1997.

1997 Masters Tournament Final Round Broadcast

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#2 Happy Gilmore on Hulu

Given all the bad COVID-19 news lately, I have to admit, there isn’t a whole lot to laugh about going on in the world right now. But if you need a break from reality for a bit, why not fire up an old classic.

Happy Gilmore is available to stream on Hulu right now, and no matter how bad your day without golf is, thanks to Hulu you can still go to your “Happy Place.”

Losers: The 72nd Hole on Netflix

The “Losers” series on Netflix is worth a watch in it’s entirety, but as a golfer, the episode titled “The 72nd Hole” is simply not to be missed.

The episode documents Jean Van de Velde’s unprecedented collapse at the 1999 British Open and it will have you cringing at his utter misfortune.

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But there are lessons to be learned here about taking your lumps in stride, and what golfer wouldn’t benefit from a little bit of that mental medicine?

Putt Putt Championships on ESPN “The Ocho”

The rebirth of ESPN “The Ocho” over the last few weeks has been a lifesaver. From dodgeball to marble races, The Ocho comes through with what we need to get our sports competition fix right now.

And one series that’s not to be missed is the Putt Putt Championships:

This guy is the Patrick Reed of the Putt Putt Championships on #espnocho. pic.twitter.com/g6naOJul4r

— Frank Fasano Jr (@FrankFasanoJr) March 30, 2020

If ESPN leaves you wanting more you can also catch a bunch of Putt Putt Championship replays on YouTube.

“Every Hole” Flyovers

And lastly, if we can’t physically be on the golf course right now, we can at least try to imagine we’re there with some high-resolution 4K flyovers from Golf Digest.

Every Hole at Cypress Point Club | Golf Digest

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So put down your putter for a bit, pick up the TV remote, and get lost in some of these videos until it’s safe to go back out on the links.