What if the way you think on the golf course isn't just a golf problem? The patterns you practice in everyday life often come with you to the course. Perfectionism. People pleasing. Overthinking. Catastrophizing. The need for control. Fear of failure. Self-criticism. Even the tendency to take care of everyone else while forgetting about yourself. In this episode of Think Above Par, Kathy explores how these familiar patterns can show up in your golf game—and how the golf course can become a po...

"You get launched over a barrier and now you're running. Everybody's yelling and you just have to get there."What happens when a psychology grad who grew up in tank tops and sundresses - and didn't own a single collared shirt - walks into a golf pro shop for the first time? She sees a disconnected, convoluted ecosystem and spends the next 19 years building the commerce layer that connects it all. In this episode of The ModGolf Podcast, host Colin Weston sits down with Meghann Butcher,

Jerry West spent a week taking lessons from Jimmy Ballard at Pine Harbor in Pell City. When he got back to the LA Country Club, 23 of his next 24 rounds were in the 60s. The 24th was a 59 that set the course record.In Part 2, Jimmy picks up right where we left off. Curtis Strange showed up with a back so bad he had to sit down after five shots. Jimmy put his swing side by side with Ben Hogan's and told him the rebuild would take five years, because that's how long it took Hogan. It did, and

In this episode, PGA Professionals Ted Bishop and Crystal Morse discuss some Best Practices that they have found to be effective in bringing out the best in your high school golfers! Ted Bishop: tedbishop38pga@aol.com Crystal Morse: crystal@thelegendsgolfclub.com

A few little snippets to discuss before we focus on the headline act for this episode. Scott and Matt discuss the imminent opening of some new holes at Newcastle Golf Club, with the work by Scott Champion and Bob Harrison looking really good.Lovedale Farm comes in for some discussion – specifically the ongoing issue of who is actually at the helm from a design perspective. Read the Planet Golf article addressing this. And most importantly – we discuss Barwon Heads, in all its old school glory

The PGA Tour season is back with the next tournament of the season, the 2026 Baycurrent Classic as the next tournament on the docket this weekend.Who will win? Who are the odds-on favorites to win? What are some logical bets for the tournament? If you are a bettor and want to know more about this tournament, and who you could put money on, check out The Press podcast with host Jeff Hartman. This podcast is a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

The best golfer in the world has an alternate-shot record that looks like a typo. And on Friday at the Presidents Cup, the whole format went sideways for the Americans in a way I've honestly never seen before. I'll explain what Olympic relay swimmers have to do with it, and why the usual way of thinking about alternate shot might be backward. Then I'll give you four things to do before and during the round that are basically free strokes.

"Havelok the Dane: A Legend of Old Grimsby and Lincoln" by Charles Watts Whistler transports listeners to a time of valor and adventure, exploring themes of identity, loyalty, and the quest for belonging. This timeless tale follows Havelok, a noble hero, as he navigates the challenges of his heritage and the struggles of his homeland. The enduring appeal of this story lies in its exploration of the human spirit and the timeless quest for justice and acceptance. As listeners immerse themselves in

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Most golf trips run exactly to plan. But it's easy for plans to get derailed with international golf travel, and after enough years the pattern is clear. It's almost always the same short list of problems.Connor and D.J. work through what actually goes sideways on a golf trip across the pond, and what you can do months ahead to keep it from defining the trip. Covered in this episode:The source of 90-95% of problems that arise on a golf trip.Why nonstop beats your preferred carrier, and why

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Mel’s voice is hanging by a thread as she and Kira unpack the pressure-packed finish to the President’s Cup and why the Americans are just so good at singles. Mel is back at work with the LPGA, and Kira and Mel get into the week in Arkansas and the ongoing marketing struggles the LPGA faces. They also dig into the promise of WTGL, did the USA WAGS have Birkins (an investigative report), and Kira’s home stretch as she awaits Baby’s arrival.See omnystudio.com/listener for

Following Team USA's comeback win over the International Team at the 2026 Presidents Cup, Andy Johnson returns with a two-part podcast recapping the week at Medinah No. 3. First, Andy, Kevin Van Valkenburg, and Joseph LaMagna share their big takeaways from the week of competition. The three discuss Jackson Koivun's continued emergence as a new star, who may be next in line for the American captaincy, what's next for the Presidents Cup after such a close finish, and more. Andy is then joined by