Fore Play's Frankie and Trent address Bryan Bros backlash

By JR·1 min read
Fore Play's Frankie and Trent address Bryan Bros backlash

TLDR: Frankie and Trent used a new Fore Play episode to respond directly to backlash over a Bryan Bros comment.

Golf Twitter loves nothing more than a good podcaster beef, and this week it's Fore Play in the middle of one. A comment from the Bryan Bros aimed at the show's content blew up online, and instead of letting it ride, Frankie and Trent dedicated real airtime on the pod to hash it out.

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Did this Bryan Bros comment cross the line? Frankie & Trent respond.

The clip shows exactly what you'd expect from Fore Play: two guys on mics, no script, just talking it out. One caption on screen reads "CAN BE TOXIC," a nod to the kind of criticism that's been lobbed at golf content creators lately. Frankie and Trent don't dodge it — they sit with the question of whether the comment was a fair shot or an overreaction, which is a more honest approach than just letting a beef simmer in the replies.

Frankie in particular took the lead on responding, breaking down his side of the situation in a solo segment that's been circulating since the episode dropped. According to FOGolf, the back-and-forth traces to a comment the Bryan Bros left on a Fore Play video, with some fans pushing back on how Frankie chose to fire back at it.

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Frankie responds to the Bryan Bros comment

Fore Play has built its audience on exactly this kind of unfiltered, hot-mic energy for years now, so it tracks that instead of a quiet non-answer, Frankie and Trent turned the controversy into content. The full episode — reportedly Episode 885 — also touched on LIV developments and the Rocket Classic, but the Bryan Bros segment is the part everyone's clipping and arguing about.

Whether you think the comment deserved a response or think Frankie should've let it go, the fact that Fore Play spent real time on it says something about where golf media discourse is right now — everybody's watching everybody else, and nobody's biting their tongue. Expect this one to keep bouncing around timelines until the next episode gives it a follow-up.