Lefty Lockwood calls out PFT Commenter to golf

Lefty Lockwood is Hank playing golf left-handed. It has become its own Barstool show, and on Tuesday it got its first real beef.

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Lefty Lockwood has officially made his callouts! “I didn’t know how to take it getting called out by a guy that has literally never beaten me” -PFT Commenter

There are 4 names on the list: PFT Commenter, Jerry, Mike Grinell and Chef Donny. PFT's answer is the best part of the clip. He says he "didn't know how to take it" being called out by somebody who has "literally never beaten" him. If it's true, that's a rough way to start a feud. If it's not, Hank has a pretty easy way to shut him up.

Hank also brought this on himself a bit. PFT and Lefty Lockwood already played Spyglass Hill together for the YouTube channel, trying to break 100 on one of the hardest courses in the world. So PFT has seen the left-handed swing up close and played a full round next to it. He isn't guessing when he says he isn't worried.

Jerry had been asking for this. On Barstool Sports Advisors on October 9, Hank and Jerry started trading shots about who is worse at golf, and Jerry dared him to make it official.

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“Call me out to golf one on one. On the channel. On the Lefty Lockwood channel.” – Jersey Jerry

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Hank did exactly that, and then added 3 more people. Putting Chef Donny and Mike Grinell on the list makes it more than a grudge match against the guys on his own shows. Now it's a run of matches, and every one of them is new content for the channel. It's also a lot of chances to lose on camera.

The left-handed bit has picked up a following. Stu Feiner even gave it a shoutout on the same Advisors episode.

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“Lefty, all you have to say is lefty and the world knows who we're talking about.” – Stu Feiner

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There are no dates set for any of the matches yet. What to watch for: which of the 4 accepts first, and whether PFT agrees to play straight up or wants terms. Everybody is going to bring up the "never beaten me" line until Hank actually beats him on film.