Through years of syndication and with the advent of streaming services, “The Office” has been introduced to an entirely new generation of fans who take a break from daily life to check in on how things are going in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Although it’s more often a front/back/overall Nassau.Īnd that shouldn’t be surprising, as his character, Kevin Malone, cleaned up in “Job Fair,” taking $120 from Jim and $230 from prospective client Phil! Luckily, that didn’t stop Jim from getting Phil’s business.įor more from Baumgartner, including his favorite moments from playing in the American Century Championship and how The Office changed his life, listen to the full episode below.Since the pilot aired in 2005, the inner workings of a run-of-the-mill paper company – Dunder Mifflin – have captivated fans from around the world. “Let me just try that shot again thing that doesn’t work for me.”Īnd while Baumgartner didn’t want to be cliche by reciting the quote from the Office episode, he did admit his games do typically take the form of Wolf, Hammer or Nassau. So you drop another ball and hit another one and you’re not really focused,” Baumgartner, who plays to an 11 handicap, said. Like, well, I wasn’t really that- that doesn’t count. “If there’s nothing on the line and I hit a shot, then it just becomes that mental. He said he needs consequences in order to perform his best.

Baumgartner says it’s partly because he has trouble focusing on practice. And if for some reason there’s not, I’m not interested.”īaumgartner explained that there doesn’t need to be “ big money” on the line, but there needs to be something at stake or it’s hard for him to really focus. “If I’m playing there is a wager of some kind. “Golf is not worth playing if you don’t have money on the line,” he said on the podcast. Lifestyle How the stars stack up: 2023 American Century Championship celebrity handicaps By:

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