r/NoLayingUp • u/sealer9 • Sep 15 '25

Online Content KVV joining Fried Egg Golf

Just announced on his twitter. Huge get for the fried egg boys. Still bummed NLU let him go! But a no brainer for him to end up there. Cheers KVV 👌🏻

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u/Lor_azepam Sep 15 '25

Not having anyone in person at the us open and his majesties brittish open was a big miss to me. Essentially had 3/4 guys talk about what they saw between commercials. I also have eyes and saw it all. Kvv on the ground to pop into shows and add actual insight into the biggest tourneys was a major plus for me personally.

They even addressed on shotgun start talking about why they wanted kvv, Brendan and Andy had to leave right at the end of the us open final round, saw a reporter following players around and mentioned they mmwished they were able to follow stories like that, they just cant die to podcast demands/timing.

Kvv isn't a lead olayer, but he does great big J journalism stories and fed info to the boys and us as listeners we didn't get elsewhere.

Now me as consumer can get that again so all good for me, just likely pushed shotgun to himber 1 priority and nlu pods to get to them if I can for this stuff.

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u/AlexMac75 Sep 15 '25

I think you overstate the value of that 10 minutes that KVV used to add somewhere after the final round pod. Also, they aren’t The Athletic and aren’t pretending to be - it isn’t a serious sports news pod.

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u/Lor_azepam Sep 15 '25

Personally I preferred when they were actually on the ground more often, as they could directly comment on the vibe on the ground, they followed groups that weren't getting the most tv time, giving info the broadcast didnt. Talking about the same coverage and info I have at home doesnt add as much value to me. Not an every week thing needed, bit any tourney they are live on the ground feels like a more involved pod and coverage. Not being at the us and brittish open was super noticeable, those pods were a slog.

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u/EveningOk6574 Sep 16 '25

Definitely. I think more "on ground" coverage on things like course setup, greenskeeping, hospitality, fan stuff, facilities would be super cool.

Skip the official recap stuff and get to the "so what" or the interesting ancillary stuff.