Pryce offers Zero money and his 1999 Ryder Cup Team Ring as collateral to convince Zero to become Santi's caddy and accompany the team on the road. Zero initially hesitates but eventually accepts the deal, which Pryce believes will help him regain influence over Santi.

Pryce fakes a minor leg injury and then prompts Santi to suggest Zero as a replacement caddy. This maneuver is part of Pryce's plan to get Zero involved with Santi's golf game, despite Mitts recognizing it as a calculated act.

Santi and Zero are shown spending time together, including going to the pool and hanging out with Zero's friends. Zero is portrayed as someone Santi listens to and trusts, which is why Pryce targets Zero to influence Santi's decisions.

Mitts is involved in everyday activities like cooking and unpacking groceries with Elena. He refuses to caddy for Santi, which leads to the idea of Zero becoming Santi's caddy. Mitts also recognizes Pryce's plan with Zero as a hustle and calls Pryce a 'happy f***ing idiot' for making the deal.

Elena asks about the origin of Pryce's nickname 'Stick,' and Mitz attempts to explain the reasoning behind it. The episode includes a moment where this backstory is briefly touched upon during a conversation while unpacking groceries.