On Spec
On Spec Special Edition: Houston Open winner Lanto Griffin talks equipment
In this special edition of On Spec, Ryan has the chance to interview recent PGA Tour winner Lanto Griffin. Lanto talks about what it’s like to stand over an event winning putt, finding the right wedges, and how testing gear sometimes happens right out of another player’s bag.
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Kyle
Oct 17, 2019 at 6:04 pm
Can you do something about the volume on your podcasts? Many of them the host is at a moderate volume and then the guest is so quiet you can barely hear them if you keep your radio at the same level. This one I literally couldn’t hear the guest without turning it up to max volume, which I didn’t do because any time the host speaks it is shockingly loud. Would love to listen to a lot of these interviews but the volume difference keeps me from doing so.