Bob Does Sports vs. 7 Pros: The Fat One Is Pretty Good

The boys take on a full-on gauntlet: seven legit PGA Tour players — Sam Burns, Si Woo Kim, Chris Kirk, Adam Hadwin, Max Greyserman, and the Højgaard twins. Scramble vs. stroke play. No mulligans. No fake intensity. Just vibes, chirps, and Cold Cuts getting emotional over approach shots.

Si Woo was locked in. The twins stole the show with this:

“The fat one is pretty good.”

“Which one? They’re both fat.”

That alone is worth the click.

No Bad Lies: Charlie Day’s Got Game

Let’s get this out of the way — Charlie Day might be the most likeable guy on the planet. And yes, he can swing it. In this round with Andrew Santino, he talks about playing college baseball as an undersized shortstop, and what it means to stay competitive and grounded.

Santino plays host — and he’s good at it — but it’s Charlie’s show. Part golf round, part therapy session. Even if you’re not sold on the series yet, this one is worth your time.

Also, this will always be the best Always Sunny moment:

Bryan Bros at Broom Sedge: No Collabs, No BS, Just Golf

The Bryan Bros visit Broom Sedge Golf Club — a brand-new South Carolina course from Kyle Franz and Mike Kropkowski. It’s a love letter to golden-age golf: wide fairways, rugged bunkers, no nonsense.

This video’s a total reset. No sponsors, no drama — just two guys playing a gorgeous course. YouTube golf at its purest.

Danny Maude: Tempo Beats Tension

You’re swinging too hard. Danny Maude is here to fix it. This isn’t a mechanical breakdown — it’s a tempo reset. Slowing down gives you better timing, more distance, and way more control.

It’s stuff you can actually use mid-round. And it might be the easiest 10-yard gain in golf.

Blades Brown vs. Good Good: Silent Assassin Mode

Blades Brown is 17. Doesn’t talk. Doesn’t flex. Just birdies the opener and dismantles Good Good quietly over 9 holes.

He’s not out there for content. He’s out there to win. Future Tour guy, for sure.

One of the better weeks we’ve had: Bob Does Sports chaos, Charlie Day wisdom, Broom Sedge purity, Maude swing clarity, and Blades Brown silence. That’s what The Current is here for.