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Swing roasting, Jordan Spieth's grip and working inside the ropes when Tiger Woods is in your group. Veteran PGA Tour caddie Kip Henley spoke with our own Kyle Porter and Mark Immelman about what life is like for a PGA Tour looper. Currently Kip is on the bag for Stewart Cink, previously he's carried for Vijay Singh, Brian Gay and Austin Cook. Find out how he's been spending his free time during the hiatus on our latest episode of The First Cut Golf Podcast.

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Even when the golf world stops, it still somehow revolves around Tiger Woods. We haven't seen Big Cat since the Genesis Invitational in February, and as of now we don't know when we'll see him again as coronavirus has brought the golf season to a halt until at least the middle of May. Kyle Porter breaks down why this uncertainty around the majors and Tiger's health does not bode well for the 15-time major champion.

Yes, the Official World Golf Ranking exists. What's the fun in that system when it accounts for every tournament over the past two years? Kyle Porter looked at recent trends to develop his own ranking system known as the Power 18. While Rory McIlroy at No. 1 isn't all that surprising, where Max Homa falls is! Kyle goes in-depth on who he thinks the world's best 18 players are (FYI you might be searching for awhile if you're looking for Tiger).

It's been four years since the Ryder Cup has been on U.S. soil and coronavirus might make it five. Will the Euros travel stateside to Whistling Straits and defend golf's greatest team prize at the end of September this year? Kyle Porter goes into detail on all things Ryder Cup, including the possibility of no fans, how to pick the teams and basic logistics.

Kyle Porter's power rankings aren't the only thing Rory McIlroy is crushing. The Ulsterman has been posting results from his at-home workouts on his spin cycle (no free ads Peloton). McIlroy isn't the only PGA Tour superstar playing catch-up to obtain Phil's #CalvesLikeAdonis as Justin Thomas and Bubba Watson have also joined in on the self-isolated workout craze.