The PLAYERS, March Madness, and Tally Tumbler's Kelvin Sealy

The PLAYERS, March Madness, and Tally Tumbler's Kelvin Sealy

From The Course Of Life by The Course of Life

March 17, 2026 · 1h 15m

About this episode

The episode discusses the recent events in golf and March Madness, featuring an interview with Tally Tumbler creator Kelvin Sealy.

A wild finish to The PLAYERS, brackets ready to be busted in March Madness, and a chat with Tally Tumbler creator Kelvin Sealy. The PLAYERS Championship may want to be the fifth major, and it certainly did its best Sunday as Cameron Young survived with a gutsy finish. The future of the PGA TOUR was laid out by CEO Brian Rolapp, including a shorter season, larger fields, and more big market tournaments. LIV Golf was in Hong Kong, and Bryson DeChambeau won thanks to a missed 2-foot putt. The LPGA is back stateside next week for the Fortinent Founders Cup, while the PGA TOUR heads to the Valspar Championship at the Snake Pit. Alex enjoyed some time at the massive SXSW conference in Austin, checking out tech talks, movie stars, and getting some swag. In Tuned In, Michael shares a review of the British satire film "Fackham Hall," while Alex shares his take on the Oscars from Sunday night. This week's guest is Kelvin Sealy, the creator of the Tally Tumbler. Kelvin talks about how he came up with the idea of a tumbler that helps you keep score, his own golf and lawn game journey, and his favorite drinks to put into the Tally Tumbler. March Madness is upon us, and Alex gives his…

People in this episode

Hosts: Alex, Michael

Guest: Kelvin Sealy

Topics covered

  • The PLAYERS Championship
  • March Madness
  • Tally Tumbler
  • golf
  • sports culture
  • film review

Keywords

  • golf
  • March Madness
  • Tally Tumbler
  • Cameron Young
  • PGA TOUR
  • SXSW
  • Fackham Hall
  • Tricia Fabbri

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: PGA TOUR, LIV Golf, LPGA, SXSW

Books & works: Fackham Hall

Places: Cottonwood Creek

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