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Jeff Rude spends time with Bernhard Langer to discuss his two Masters victories, his changes in his putting stroke and his experience with the putt that many called the most pressurized putt in the history of golf.

Hall of Fame tight end Kellen Winslow talks to Jeff Rude about Tiger Woods in the clutch, diversity in golf today and the impact of the 1982 playoff game known as The Epic in Miami.

Bob Tway always likes to talk about his victory at the 1986 PGA Championship. But as Jeff Rude finds out, Tway's current passion is the play of his son, Kevin, a standout at Oklahoma State.

Brad Faxon, one of golf's better putters, tells Jeff Rude whose stroke he most admires, and how bad he schooled Phil in table tennis.

At age 64, Hale Irwin is still a cut-making machine. As he explains to Jeff Rude, Irwin can tell just by looking in a player's eyes how much he wants to win.

Jeff Rude catches up with the man behind the most recognizable swing in golf, Jim Furyk, to chat about what makes his swing so effective.

It's been 10 years since Aaron Stewart's father, Payne, won the U.S. Open. Aaron shares some of his favorite memories of dad with Jeff Rude.

6-time major winner Nick Faldo talks about his Ryder Cup captaincy, and what he's learned about golf from sitting in the TV tower... and it has nothing to do with the art of telestrating.

Famed Golf Course Architect Pete Dye tells Jeff Rude why he enjoys being yelled at by Tour players and doesn't mind being nicknamed Dye-abolical.

The Ryder Cup is still in the forefront of U.S. captain Paul Azinger’s mind, and for good reason. Zinger tells Golfweek how the Cup literally left its mark on him, and hints about his plans for ‘09.

Kenny Perry may be pushing 50 years old, but he's not slowing down. Hot off wins at the Ryder Cup and FBR Open, and a close second at the Masters, Perry takes a moment to chat with Jeff Rude about his career.

It's Fuzzy's 30th and final year at the Masters, and Jeff Rude wants to celebrate by getting to know the Fuzz and his daughter Gretchen a little better. See what Gretchen's father taught her about golf, and more importantly, about life.

Boo Weekley's back for another dose of Hate to be Rude! This time we catch up with him at the 2009 PGA Merch Show where he tells us about his new fashion line, his gift from Happy Gilmore and his new Club Ridin' School!

Television host and former teen idol Carson Daly talks with Jeff Rude about growing up playing against Tiger Woods in AJGA, and caddying for O.J. Simpson.

Jeff Rude catches up with Annika Sorenstam shortly after her wedding and asks about her break dancing moves as well as the LPGA's great going away present.

Having just won the FedEx Cup in 2008, Jeff Rude asks Vijay Singh what he's going to do with all the money, and if he still thinks he's the game's greatest putter.

This season, Hate to be Rude has had some memorable moments. We look back at a few of the best moments of 2008.

Erik Compton is not your average golfer. Born with a broken heart, he's been granted the ultimate mulligan.

As the NBA gets started this week, basketball star Shaquille O'Neal summons his golf gurus Chi Chi Rodriguez and Tiger Woods as he talks golf with Jeff Rude.

Need some tips on flying the ball further? The RE/MAX World Long Drive Championship is going on this week and we have the man behind it all, 2-time World Champion Art Sellinger.

Jeff Rude questions PGA Tour funny man Tim "Lumpy" Herron on the thought processes of a tour player moving from golf-friendly Arizona to much-less-golf-friendly Minnesota.

It's that time of year again; the golf season winds down, the mornings are delivered with a cool, crisp air. Fuzzy Zoeller is out hunting deer on random golf courses...wait, what?

If Davis Love is the ultimate pro golfer/daredevil combo in the world, then Will MacKenzie is the ultimate pro golfer/daredevil combo of the universe. The man went from living in his car, to living in an ice cave in Alaska before making it on tour!

Davis Love III may be a professional golfer, but that doesn't mean he's boring. We find out what extreme sports Love, well, loves!

Less rudeness, this episode is more about getting a rare 1-on-1 with 3-time Major winner Billy Casper.

Jeff Rude talks to resident PGA Tour healer Jim Weathers about all his aches and pains, and this business about Lefty being the most flexible guy on tour.

"Chucky Triple Sticks" is on the menu to talk about what he did to cost the Tour a sponsor, and the one thing he has that Tiger wants.

While not exactly the original tough guy on tour, Jerry Kelly tells Jeff Rude why he has an advantage over most other players, and who is best left alone.

Jeff Rude tracks down Jesper Parnevik to get some diet tips, among other things, and finds out that hitting A LOT of balls might be the best thing out there...

Dottie tells us what makes her so fiery, and why she thinks Lorena will never be a contender on the PGA Tour.

Ever wonder what a touring pro keeps in his bag? 2002 PGA Champion Rich Beem probably carries more than anyone, but it all has a purpose.

Jeff Rude gets inside the ropes with "The Growler", 35 year veteran tour caddie Linn Strickler, and finds out what funny things he's done to some of the top pro's!

2009 Presidents Cup captain Fred Couples explains his theory behind wanting Robin Williams as an assistant captain for the Americans. Also, what's his deal with cell phones?

Last year's Open Champion has some tips for Captain Azinger's Ryder Cup squad. We'll get to that after a quick jam session with Padraig Harrington's favorite band, and no, it's not U2.

The club head cover says it all. Actually, Ian Poulter says a lot more as he invites Jeff Rude to check out his Orlando Florida home. 120 over the speed limit? Really??

Tom Kite may best be remembered by his chip-in for birdie on the seventh hole at Pebble, however, Jeff Rude loves him for his relentless work ethic.

Lee Westwood may not like St. Andrews, but he can still benchpress Jeff Rude.

Brandt Snedeker nearly won The Masters, and he wants everyone to know those tears weren't over spilled milk...we're talking about The Masters!

Justin Leonard steps up to Rude's plate this week and throws him out of the fantasy 4-some after 3 holes for, get this, talking too much.

ESPN's Chris Berman explains the subtle differences between calling the action for golf and the NFL.

Jeff Rude went hunting and bagged a big one, the Golden Bear himself. Let's get down to business, who does Jack think is better?

He didn't win at TPC, but Paul Goydos managed to win over a slew of new fans. He'll probably get a few more after his conversation with Jeff Rude.

The coolest guy on tour throws one of the coolest annual parties this side of Hollywood. Tommy Armour III gives us the insider's house tour from this year's Byron Nelson.

Jeff Rude finds out why the Funky One insists on playing two tours at once. And where would he take Rude for a date?

Jeff Rude talks with Masters champion Trevor Immleman. What are the rules of the Green Jacket anyway?

Golf instructor Butch Harmon chats with Jeff Rude about what it takes to coach the world's best golfers.

Justin Rose shows off his underwear to Jeff Rude? And, Willie Mac is the funniest man on Tour.

Tiger or Jack? Jack or Tiger? Jeff Rude asks the game's biggest names who they'd put their money on.

Rude talks to Milton, Florida's favorite son, Boo Weekley, and asks about his multi-thousand-dollar mobile home.

Curtis Strange takes a short break from intimidating passersby to try and scare up some conversation with the Rudest man in golf media.

Jeff Rude dives in with the Aquaman to tackle Blackjack and ball striking. Then the Dynamic Duo goes deep to uncover why Austin is the best athlete on Tour.

Rude asks Arron Oberholser if his 8 degrees of spine tilt leans to the left or to the right.

Jeff Rude asks Tom Lehman about his eye opening trip to Iraq, and finds out what he plans to do when he retires.

Jeff Rude fills his celebrity quota for the year from the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

Hey David Feherty, Sergio Garcia called and he wants his clothes back. Jeff Rude catches up with the cycling banana during his travails on the West Coast.

Jeff Rude goes toe-to-toe with Omarosa Manigault Stallworth of "Celebrity Apprentice" and Sweet Spot Golf. See who wins!!!

Jeff Rude asks the Prince of Pebble Beach who picks up the tab when he and Tiger Woods have dinner. If O'Meara's Isleworth home was riding on someone to make a 10 footer, who would he select to make the putt?

Jeff Rude asks the Shark what it's like to run a business while making sure Sergio Garcia behaves himself.

Jeff Rude has a heart-to-heart conversation with David Duval? Where has he been, what was he doing and where is he going?

Buckle up and get ready for a wild ride. In the inaugural episode, Jeff Rude has the easy task of getting Lee Trevino to open up.