It's a busy Sliced episode this week as along with the Dunhill Links and a PGA Tour event in Utah, we had the Asian Games to talk about, where Tom Kim produced a display of guts and class to win a significant gold medal. There's also the Korn Ferry Tour, where Sam's favourite Scotsman landed a double which has him in line for some significant opportunities next year, while Ben has a theory relating to the winner of the latest HotelPlanner Tour event. The news is dominated by LIV again, with key

Gary Williams breaks down a loaded weekend in golf, led by Tom Kim delivering under enormous pressure to capture gold at the Asian Games.James Colgan of GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com joins the show to examine why U.S. teams continue to struggle in team competition and what American golf could learn from USA Track & Field’s approach to fixing its relay program.Then, Bob Harig joins Gary to dig into the financial relationship between the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour, what the PGA TOUR’s significant

Austin Smotherman wins the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert with a record -26 261. Kihei Akina finishes solo 9th, Zac Blair T21 and Patrick Fishburn T32. Smotherman, Akina, Blair and Fishburn join the pod. Sponsored by Goldenwest Credit Union.

Tom Kim may have secured the biggest win of his life, winning the 2026 Asian games in Japan and becoming exempt from South Korea's mandatory military service. The mid am is filled with former pros- how do you feel about it? and Chief joins for Chief's Correction corner, NFL Picks and WTF WednesdayLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"White Canoe and Other Verse" by Alan Sullivan is a compelling collection of poetry that invites listeners to explore the depths of human experience through evocative language and imagery. Sullivan's verse captures universal themes of nature, identity, and the passage of time, making it a timeless reflection on the human condition. The beauty of his work lies in its ability to resonate with listeners today, as the emotional truths he articulates remain relevant across generations. Engaging with this

In this podcast episode, Marty and Shane put common golf beliefs to the test. Using research and insights from the PING Proving Grounds, they discuss Strokes Gained: Driving vs. Putting, spin characteristics out of the rough, and how wind affects ball flight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter Jacobsen spent three decades on the PGA Tour playing golf with rock stars by day and performing with them at night. He breaks down how Jake Trout and the Flounders was born alongside Payne Stewart, Huey Lewis, and Alice Cooper — and what it was actually like on the set of Tin Cup when the tour players walked up to Kevin Costner's shot and started ripping it onto the green. Plus: Jack Lemmon's famous opening tee shot at Pebble, why Jack Nicklaus sucked the air out of a room the same way Tiger

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DJ, Randy and TC recap the week in golf as Austin Smotherman wins in Utah, Adrian Meronk wins the Alfred Dunhill at The Old Course, and Tom Kim claims gold at the Asian Games. We also get into the potential renewal of the PGA Tour’s strategic alliance with the DP World Tour, the Reinstated Am discourse in light of this week’s USGA Mid-Am, DJ and Randy taking a lesson on a recent Titleist shoot and we close with an email from a listener asking us to help prevent a family member from quitting the

At this point, most serious golfers know that distance matters. But can it be quantified? In this episode, Lou and Mark looks at the numbers to see where the trade-off is between distance and fairways. They also discuss ways to improve distance, especially by getting stronger. And how is Lou just like Paul McCartney?Looking to find out how to optimize your body for golf and life? Check out Par4Success here: https://go.par4success.com/dataIf you have a question you want covered on the pod, please

Traditional golf instruction often presents the swing as separate positions: backswing, top, then downswing. Elite biomechanics show something different: the transition is an overlap. The lower body begins reorganizing toward the target while the club is still completing the backswing.This is the foundation of Dynamic Stability and the purpose of the Step Drill.The Step DrillA wide stance creates static stability but can encourage a stop-start transition. The Step Drill temporarily removes that

Austin Smotherman is a PGA Tour winner! Tonight on The Second Cut, we recap the final round of the 2026 Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort. We'll break down Smotherman's first PGA Tour victory, examine how the final round unfolded, and analyze the players who were in contention. We'll also discuss the biggest takeaways from the tournament and what the performances tell us about the players moving forward. 🏆 IN THIS EPISODE: Austin Smotherman's breakthrough PGA Tour victory

Alright Par Pals 👋TP is hungover (rocky roads until midnight, which is well past his self-imposed 9pm "middle aged midnight") and TG has been up since six with coffee, so the energy levels are wildly mismatched this morning. Sorry in advance. ☕ We also do the worst piece of maths in golf: take your annual membership subs, divide by twelve, and discover exactly what each round is costing you. Wentworth members, look away. 😩 Plus how much a Saturday roll up should actually cost, and a genuine

In just a few years, Chris Gotterup has gone from relative unknown to World No. 7 and one of the fastest-rising stars on the PGA Tour. He hops aboard The Par Train to break down the mindset behind the rise: how he handles pressure, builds confidence, responds when things go wrong, and thinks differently when he’s trying to win on Sunday at his first major, first win on Tour and first President's Cup coming off of his incredible 3-1-0 debut performance. If you're looking to get back to

Welcome aboard the LFG Series. A monthly short-form series compiling the best soundbites from our most popular podcasts, designed to get you in the right mindset on your way to your next round, a workout, range sesh, or whatever is important to you.This month's LFG series is going to reset your frustration and help you fall in love with the game again. Like what you hear in this LFG episode? Soundbites are pulled from the following episodes:205 - Make Par Not War - John Ashworth206 - Break

BYU sophomore Kihei Akina is T16 at the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert following a clean card 65 in round 3. Zac Blair moves up 32 spots to T26 with his own clean card 65. Patrick Fishburn is at T45 with a 69. Austin Smotherman continues to lead. Sponsored by Goldenwest Credit Union.

• Divot Repair Madness Jeff kicks things off with his long‑standing gripe: why on earth can’t you fix a divot in the fairway? We can repair the green like surgeons, but the fairway — the place you’re supposed to hit the ball — is apparently sacred ground. John shares a video of two British golfers arguing about divot definitions like they’re rewriting the Magna Carta, and both guys agree the logic is… let’s call it “creative.” • The 10‑Club Proposal (aka: No, Thank You) Next up: the Brits again,

Growing the Game: Teaching Children Golf, Confidence & Life Skills with LPGA Master Professional Nancy StuartHow do we teach children golf in a way that builds more than a better swing? In this inspiring episode of The Traveling Golf Diva Podcast, host Doris R. Muscarella sits down with LPGA Master Professional Nancy Stuart to explore how junior golf instruction can build confidence, discipline, resilience, friendships, and a lifelong love for the game. Nancy shares her journey from discovering

"Selection from the Sonnets of William Wordsworth" presents a curated collection of the poet's profound reflections on nature, humanity, and the passage of time. Wordsworth's mastery of language and his ability to evoke deep emotion make these sonnets a timeless exploration of the human experience. The themes of introspection and the beauty of the natural world resonate powerfully today, inviting listeners to pause and reflect on their own lives amidst the chaos of modern existence. This selection