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Joel Murray From Canal Shores

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“It taught us that we didn’t want to be the guy carrying the bag. We wanted to aspire to be the guy playing golf, and overtipping a caddie someday.”
Joel Murray

The latest TGJ Podcast finds Tom Coyne sitting down with actor and comedian Joel Murray at American Legion Post 42, following their round together at Chicago’s Canal Shores. The youngest of nine Murrays reminisces on his introduction to the game at Canal, its infamous snackbar, lessons from his own caddie shack and of course, stories about Bill.

Joel Murray From Canal Shores

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