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PFT Commenter Bio

Barstool Sports satirist, Pardon My Take co-host and 2026 Internet Invitational Green Team competitor.

Quick Facts

Who is PFT Commenter?

PFT Commenter is the sports-satire persona of Eric Sollenberger, best known for co-hosting Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take with Dan Katz, also known as Big Cat. He has developed a recognizable style of deliberately exaggerated football commentary, irreverent interviews and running jokes. He competed on Wesley Bryan’s Green Team at the 2026 Internet Invitational.

Known as: PFT Commenter
Career: Sports satire and podcasting
Shows: Pardon My Take; Macrodosing
2026 team: Wesley Bryan’s Green Team
Sports Media

From internet comments to Pardon My Take

PFT Commenter’s name refers to the style of anonymous football comment sections and the ProFootballTalk site. The character grew through satirical sports writing before becoming a prominent podcast voice. His writing adopted exaggerated spelling, mock-serious sports arguments and intentionally absurd takes to parody familiar online fan discourse. Barstool’s official biography describes his move from comment sections to blogging and podcasting.

Pardon My Take pairs PFT with Big Cat for conversations about NFL games, other sports, athlete interviews and recurring comedy segments. Their chemistry combines knowledge of the sports calendar with an intentionally chaotic style. The show helped move PFT from a text-based satirical identity to a recognizable on-camera and audio personality.

Macrodosing, Pup Punk and other projects

Barstool also lists PFT as a host of Macrodosing, a conversational podcast that explores unconventional subjects, conspiracy claims and pop-culture curiosities with Arian Foster and other contributors. The show’s subject matter is framed as discussion and entertainment rather than authoritative scientific reporting. PFT is also associated with Pup Punk, a comedy music project connected to the Barstool personality network.

His media work crosses sports journalism, parody, entertainment and collaborative creator projects. His deliberately distinctive on-camera persona, including sunglasses, helps make him recognizable even outside Pardon My Take’s regular audience.

What is PFT Commenter’s real name?

His publicly reported name is Eric Sollenberger. His identity was originally less prominent than the PFT persona, and interviews described it as an open secret. His professional identity is still overwhelmingly the PFT Commenter name. The biography avoids unnecessary personal details and unverified claims about family, income or current residence.

Why PFT Commenter plays creator golf

Barstool’s golf ecosystem connects personalities from its sports podcasts with the Fore Play golf brand, celebrity rounds and competitive creator events. PFT’s appearance at the Internet Invitational brings a football-comedy audience into a golf tournament featuring professional players, skilled golf creators and entertainers. Unlike golf-first participants, his public profile is rooted in media, not a professional playing record.

A third-party tracker estimated his golf handicap at 17.0 for the 2026 event. This is an event estimate, not a verified live USGA Handicap Index. No complete current equipment setup is documented here.

2026 Internet Invitational

PFT Commenter’s Internet Invitational team and results

PFT joined captain Wesley Bryan’s Green Team for the 2026 Internet Invitational at Big Cedar Lodge in Missouri. His partner through the first three released sessions was British golf creator Callux.

Episode 1 — Scramble loss, 3 and 2

PFT and Callux lost to Tooms and Josh Richards from Brad Dalke’s Red Team. This was Red Team’s only full point in the morning scramble session, while Green led 6–2 overall.

Episode 2 — Alternate-shot loss, 5 and 4

The pair faced Keith Yandle and Daltoosh. Red won 5 and 4. The published match recap notes that Daltoosh entered after Green challenged the initial lineup. Despite this individual loss, Green Team advanced by defeating Red Team 10½–5½.

Episode 3 — Scramble loss, 3 and 1

On November 2, PFT and Callux faced Jon Gruden and Salim of Ryan Ruffels’ White Team. White won 3 and 1, and White led Green 6–2 after the morning session. Through Episode 3, PFT’s recorded pairings had three losses. Later singles results are not included in this dated November 3 snapshot.

How did PFT’s team perform?

Green advanced from the opening matchup despite PFT and Callux losing their two matches against Red. Their third loss came in the next round against White. This distinction matters: an individual pairing’s record is not the same as the team’s overall tournament result.

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PFT Commenter golf videos

These official Internet Invitational episodes include PFT’s pairings with Callux.

Episode 1: Scramble

Watch official episode on YouTube

Episode 2: Alternate shot

Watch official episode on YouTube

Episode 3: Day 2 scramble

Watch official episode on YouTube

Official media channels

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PFT Commenter FAQ

Who is PFT Commenter?

A sports-satire personality and co-host of Barstool Sports’ Pardon My Take.

What is PFT Commenter’s real name?

Eric Sollenberger.

What podcasts does PFT host?

Pardon My Take and Macrodosing.

What team was PFT Commenter on?

Wesley Bryan’s Green Team.

Who was PFT’s Internet Invitational partner?

Callux in Episodes 1, 2 and 3.

What is his golf handicap?

An event tracker estimated 17.0, but that is not a verified official USGA index.

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