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EPISODE 125-LOUISIANA GOLF ROAD TRIP SERIES (bboisf_golf )

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A Louisiana media company with 100,000 followers and 50-plus million views is backing his golf road trip series.

1. The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast centers this episode on Brandon, a New Orleans golfer, content creator, and junior-golf organizer. 2. Brandon matters because he plays Bayou South, works with Uncle P’s putter brand, and is building an Under Armour junior tour in Louisiana. 3. The episode asks what golf looks like in Louisiana when courses, content, and junior development all overlap. 4. Brandon says he started golf at age 3 after his grandfather took him to the country club and the driving range. 5. He also says he played travel baseball from ages 7 to 14, then varsity golf from sixth to eighth grade, and he made state. 6. Brandon describes his freshman year at Riverside Military Academy in Gainesville, Georgia, where he got to play in the mountains. 7. He says New Orleans golf is flat compared with the mountain courses he saw in Georgia. 8. Brandon explains that Bayou South is his home course and that he can play but cannot practice because the range is closed. 9. He says Bayou South is crowded, may be the only driving range in New Orleans, and sometimes has a 30-minute wait for a bay. 10. He adds that the course is being renovated for the LIV tournament, including two practice greens, bunkers, and additional tee boxes. 11. Brandon describes meeting Uncle P through family ties, a coffee shop connection, and a phone call that ended with a putter meeting in a bank parking lot. 12. He says he initially disliked the first putter, returned it, and later found the Blue Dot, which matched his Scotty Newport feel. 13. He says he has used the Blue Dot for about two years and credits the wider grip and longer blade for the fit. 14. Brandon and the host also talk through the Block Star, the 79, the TPS, and a possible custom 79 built at around 72 degrees. 15. Brandon says he likes the 79 from about 15 feet but found the upright setup awkward on longer putts. 16. He says he recently tried the Lab Oz at Edwin Watts and liked its feel because it reminded him of the 79. 17. Brandon explains that Uncle P shares every tag, texts him previews, and supports his content without hesitation. 18. The tone stays casual and golf-nerd heavy, with side conversations about bump-and-runs, putter balance, and course management. 19. He also talks like someone who likes Louisiana golf culture, junior competition, and gear talk. 20. This episode suits Louisiana golfers, junior-golf parents, and putter gear people. 21. It may be less useful for listeners who want a tight news update or a short interview.

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Winter golf talk grounded in real rounds, indoor simulators, and money-game chatter.

This episode stays anchored in cold-weather golf: one voice carries the conversation while RGB is away grinding, and the focus keeps returning to how golfers stay sharp when the courses are frozen and indoor simulators become the backup plan.

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