In this episode of the Cart Barn podcast, Chris Lemley and Greg DeWalt welcome back Stewart Cink to discuss the recent President's Cup. Cink shares insights into the role of vice captains, the dynamics of team performance, and the importance of statistical analysis in player pairings. He reflects on the differences between the Ryder Cup and President's Cup, the evolution of team strategies, and the significance of communication among players and captains. Cink also highlights the rising junior golf talent, in Alabama and expresses his aspirations for future captaincy roles.

In this engaging conversation, Sam Farlow shares his journey through the world of golf, from his early years at the Country Club of Birmingham to his experiences on the PGA Tour and beyond. He reflects on the competitive spirit among young golfers, the transition to professional golf, and the challenges faced on the tour. Sam also discusses the impact of his amateur status on his game, compares notable golf courses in Alabama, and shares insights from his senior golf experiences. Throughout the conversation, he highlights the importance of confidence, work ethic, and the influence of golfing legends such as Hubert Green and playing in the 1973 US Open at Oakmont CC when Johnny Miller shot 63.

Elvis Larkin and Charlie Krenkel, two legends in North Alabama, join the podcast to share their stories. They talk about their first meeting and their friendship over the years. They discuss their experiences playing golf, including memorable rounds and tournaments. They also talk about influential figures in their golf careers, such as Jon Gustin and Sam Bird. Elvis and Charlie share anecdotes about their interactions with other golfers and their experiences on the course. Charlie shares stories about his amateur golf career and his experiences playing on the mini tours and the PGA Tour. He talks about winning the state amateur and the Dixie amateur, as well as his time on the mini tours and the challenges of playing year-round. He also discusses the changes in the tour qualifying process and the financial differences between playing on the mini tours and the PGA Tour. They both share anecdotes about playing with golf legends like Lee Trevino and Hubert Green, highlighting their unique personalities and skills. He also mentions other notable Alabama golfers like Sam Farlow and Donnie Blanton, Hubert Green, Lee Harper, Buddy Gardner and others.