Episode 6: PGA Championship Recap, PGA Tour in Myrtle Beach!

In this episode of Tee'd Off, Ben and Aaron recap the amazing storylines from the PGA Championship: Brooks Koepka, PGA vs LIV, Michael Block, and more! They also share exciting news about an upcoming PGA Tour event to be hosted in Myrtle Beach in 2024! Jay Smith from Prestwick Country Club is in the studio as the episode's special guest to talk all things Prestwick, the Myrtle Beach Golf Trail, and of course.. what Tee's them Off!

The crew discuss the exciting PGA Championship at Oak Hill, where Brooks Koepka won his fifth major title. They analyze Koepka's resurgence, the impact on the LIV Golf Tour, and the impressive performance of club professional Michael Block, who captured the hearts of golf fans. They also touch on the upcoming U.S. Open and the announcement of the first-ever PGA Tour event in Myrtle Beach in 2024.

Jay Smith, the general manager of Prestwick Country Club in Myrtle Beach, joins the show. He shares his background in golf, the history of Prestwick Country Club, and what makes the course special. He also provides insights into the Myrtle Beach golf industry and the importance of booking tee times and accommodations early.

The crew discuss the busy spring golf season in Myrtle Beach and the importance of booking tee times and accommodations early for the upcoming fall season. They highlight the Myrtle Beach Golf Trail's new packages, including the 'Bonus Bucks' promotion and the 'Trail Replay' package. They also recommend Crescent Keyes as an excellent accommodation option for golf packages in Myrtle Beach. With 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedroom oceanfront and ocean view options, Crescent Keyes is located in the heart of North Myrtle Beach. With vast floorplans, private balconies, fully equipped kitchens, and great bedding options for groups, the Crescent Keyes should be on your short list when planning your trip to Myrtle Beach!

In the Tee'd Off segment, the crew share their pet peeves related to golf etiquette and course maintenance. Topics include damaging the hole rim, playing through slow groups, and the importance of maintaining a good pace of play to ensure an enjoyable experience for all golfers.