For the 100th episode of The Dan Evans Show, Dan and the crew look back at the clips, takes, guests, disasters, and running jokes that built the first 100 episodes. They revisit old Tiger Woods takes, the Brooks vs. Bryson debate, early LIV merger talk, Dan’s first Masters reaction compared to playing Augusta himself, the Chanel West Coast clip, the hole-in-one moment, the salted golf ball saga with Bryson, Travelers Guy, British Open Guy, Xander vs. Zander, the hot chip meltdown, guest highlights, and more. It’s a full memory-lane episode with plenty of proof that the takes have not improved.

0:00 Episode 100 begins

1:08 Looking back at the basement days

1:32 The takes have not improved

1:48 Old Tiger Woods takes

2:36 Brooks vs. Bryson fistfight debate

4:23 The early studio era

5:07 Early LIV merger talk

7:43 First time going “viral”

8:07 Dan’s first Masters reaction

10:29 Dan reveals the Augusta score again

12:29 Chanel West Coast clip

14:12 Dan’s hole-in-one moment

17:27 Bryson and the salted golf ball saga

19:20 Travelers Guy and British Open Guy

22:03 Xander vs. Zander debate

23:53 Tommy Fleetwood finally wins

26:55 The hot chip challenge disaster

33:58 The guest montage

34:55 Favorite guests and interview moments

40:37 More unforgettable show moments

52:08 TGL season highlights

1:01:18 Tommy Fleetwood vs. everybody

1:10:49 The big bracket match-play idea

1:13:23 Naming the umbrella guy

1:14:27 End of episode 100

Dan Evans is back from Augusta with the golf story of a lifetime. After getting drawn in the media lottery, Dan got the chance to play Augusta National on Monday, the day after the Masters, and this episode is the full recap. From driving down Magnolia Lane and seeing Bubba Watson’s locker, to the nerves on the first tee, the best shot of the day, a birdie on 14, and somehow losing only one ball, the crew breaks down every unforgettable part of the round. Then the show shifts into the latest in golf: the Fitzpatrick brothers’ Zurich win, LIV’s New Orleans schedule shake-up, Justin Rose’s McLaren club switch, and another massive Nelly Korda win.0:00 Dan got to play Augusta National1:24 Bubba Watson’s locker and the champions locker room2:14 The night before and arriving early at Augusta3:15 Driving Magnolia Lane to actually play4:03 The merch shop, range, and first-tee nerves5:13 Opening the round from the pine straw6:01 Two straight pars to start at Augusta8:01 What surprised Dan most about Augusta National9:02 Favorite holes and the magic of Amen Corner11:03 Dan’s best shot of the day12:16 The birdie on 1412:58 The Hideki bow on 1814:17 How many balls Dan lost at Augusta16:43 Dan finally figures out his score17:45 Dan shot 95 at Augusta National19:27 Fitzpatrick brothers win the Zurich23:07 LIV’s New Orleans event gets reshaped25:45 Justin Rose’s McLaren club switch30:44 Nelly Korda wins again32:52 2027 Ryder Cup captain news41:58 Is Tiger really the GOAT?55:19 What’s wrong with Scottie Scheffler?1:04:20 Predictions: Brooks, Lowry, and Scottie1:10:49 The guys pitch a giant match-play bracket

Tisha Alyn joins Dan Evans for one of the most honest and wide-ranging conversations we’ve had on the show. From starting golf at 3 years old, to her family moving from Illinois to California for her future in the game, to chasing pro golf with no backup plan, Tisha has always gone all in. In this episode, she opens up about pressure, identity, family sacrifice, coming out in golf, building a career through social media before there was a real blueprint for it, and why she eventually decided to build something even bigger with her own brand. This is a conversation about belief, risk, self-expression, and what it really takes to create your own lane in golf.0:00 Tisha Alyn joins the show0:35 Why golf isn’t really “fun” anymore1:16 Living on airplanes and finally being home2:05 Is balance even possible?3:02 Starting golf at 3 years old3:24 The story of her dad cutting down a golf club4:14 Becoming competitive at a young age4:54 From Rockford to California for golf6:21 The family sacrifice behind her career8:05 When pressure first hit her golf game9:38 Getting humbled in California10:33 Learning to love golf again11:20 Who she was most afraid to let down12:42 Why her siblings didn’t stay in golf13:59 Going pro with total self-belief15:16 Why she was “delusional” enough to try16:07 How social media changed everything18:08 The mindset that always drove her19:23 Handling negativity and self-doubt21:44 The people who keep her grounded22:02 From pro golf grind to social media career23:00 Paige Spiranac’s early encouragement24:13 The post that changed everything24:35 Her first paid golf/content gig25:30 The moment she knew pro golf wasn’t the only path26:16 Why no one could guide her through the pivot28:15 What her family worried about most29:59 Being fully herself in public30:52 Coming out, family, and sponsor support33:01 Why visibility in golf mattered so much34:21 What she’d say to younger Tisha36:14 The years she realized she was really making it37:35 Launching her women’s golf apparel brand39:21 Why she’s never comfortable41:25 What people don’t see about building a business44:22 How the brand idea actually started47:56 Why women’s golf fashion made the most sense48:03 What recharging really looks like49:27 Learning how to be alone50:06 Dating while living in the spotlight