In this week's episode, Burko is in Dubai, so Brentley calls on Golfweek's Cameron Jourdan and Lance Ringler to fill the void. Top tournaments such as the Williams Cup and Stanford Intercollegiate are broken down at length before the guys re-fire the great rankings debate after news that Mark Broadie has been tasked by the women's committee to add guardrails to runaway winners – or in this case, just Arkansas. D2 and D3 golf gets some play, and the guys discuss the best food in college golf. Hosted

A big feedback pod today prefaced with a warning. A wolfpacker wants to give one of the two a massive whack. Is it deserved? We'll find out when we get to that after the turn.Firstly - Greg has messaged in about our recent question on people who inspired your golf, and he has a family of people to mention....four tour pros in the one family! John has written in about a song at his club The National in Victoria, and that reminds Mark that he got a slap around the choppers last week when he said

The source argues that amateur golfers should avoid trying to directly copy the swings of professional players because doing so often leads to frustration, failure, and potential injury. The episode explains that pro swings are highly complex and customized to the individual's unique body type, flexibility, and strength, making them unsuitable for imitation by amateurs who lack similar physical attributes or the same level of coaching resources. Instead of pursuing an unattainable "perfect" swing,

Tony sits down with young Touring Pro Will McFadden, and longtime PGA Tour and Major winning Caddy - Donald “Coop” Cooper - to talk about a drill they used with some golfers that gave immediate help and lowered scores!Check out and subscribe to all of The DewSweeper’s online content for more golf instruction, podcasts, insights and so much more - updated daily!The Tour Coach PodcastDewSweeper TVPro Work with Tony RuggieroYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@DewsweeperTVTour Coach:

Czabe welcomes JOHN RONIS, JON GUHL, and BUDDY CHRISTENSEN to the show as Guhl is finally back to recap his boots on the ground accounts of what happened at Bethpage. The fellas also all get in one last take or two on the Ryder Cup. Who is Yip Strickler, and why is he the "hero we need" right now? Maybe the biggest sandbagging case of the year, and it was done right under Golf Digest's nose! Also we play "In Bounds or Out of Bounds" on a list of topics. And more.... Presented by

Xander Schauffele returns to the winner’s circle, Matt McCarty nearly shoots 58, and the crew debates which PGA Tour stars could jump to LIV next. From grandma walking 18 holes to Jon Rahm’s mysterious offseason plans, this episode delivers the perfect mix of golf news, comedy, and chaos — straight from the Sports Illustrated Network’s one and only golf show.Presented by: Sports Illustrated

Got a comment or question? Text us! The Boys sit down with Sam Hahn, CEO of L.A.B. Golf, to discuss his whirlwind year, winning Hit & Giggles, the beaty of ballistic nylon, and why frozen raspberries are going to take over your world. Theme song “Gritty Industrial Rock Blues Instrumental” by Nicholas Panek Bogey Ball Society YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1pHwEgOf5UwqO5w1qH3Ekg

This week on the Club Junkie Podcast, we’re diving deep into two standout pieces of gear making waves in 2025: the new PXG Mustang ZT putter and Tour Edge’s Exotics Max irons. Tune in as we break down the tech, feel, and performance of the Mustang ZT’s innovative zero-torque design and how it stacks up on the greens. Then, we head to the range and course with the Tour Edge Exotics Max irons — are they the best bang-for-your-buck in performance irons this season? Whether you're a gear junkie, weekend

🎧 The band is back!!! 🎧 This one’s a bonus episode, recorded live on Instagram with the full crew back together! Mike’s fresh off his trip to Hilton Head where he competed at Nationals — not quite the finish he wanted, but still an awesome experience (minus a little food poisoning). We break down the trip, talk about the highs and lows, and get into what Mike’s planning for next year. Always good vibes when the band’s back together with the Upstate guys! Big thanks to our sponsor

Happy Friday, and thanks for downloading this week's episode! There's loads to cover in this jam-packed episode, including the breaking news that TaylorMade's Kingdom fitting centre is finally coming to the UK! But, what does this mean for the average golfer in the UK, and what are the pros and cons of being fitted in a 'single brand' fitting centre? We've also got the viral Sausage putter in the studio with us this week. We alluded to it a few weeks ago, and it's finally arrived. Joe's tested it,

What if your next low round isn’t hiding in a swing tip—but in boring, repeatable fundamentals?  In this conversation, I’m joined by my golf coach, Director of Golf at Tampa Bay Country Club, Kevin Kenny. Kevin has won a PGA chapter or section event in five different decades. And, after shoulder surgery and seven months off, Kevin returned and shot 73—powered by meticulous pre-shot routines, alignment, posture, and belief.  We dig into mental clutter vs. clarity, how to “watch the ball” instead of

Doesn’t time fly? It’s very nearly five years since the World Handicap System arrived in the lives of golfers in Great Britain & Ireland and Steve Carroll and Tom Irwin couldn’t let such an anniversary go unmarked.The duo are on familiar ground as they assess half a decade of WHS. What has worked? What hasn’t and what happens next? The NCG Golf Podcast is produced in association with

In this episode, Doris recaps the thrilling second day of the International Crown golf tournament. She dives into the updated team standings, the intense match play moments, and the personalities that brought the competition to life. Team USA continues to shine with four points, while the World Team surprises fans with strong performances. Pool B remains wide open as teams battle for advancement. Doris shares on-the-ground insights, player interactions, and the excitement of watching teamwork unfold

A member based professional magazine & podcast that supports the Minnesota Golf Course Superintendents Association. This issue contains articles including; Tech Tips with Chad Braun, EM at Town & Country Club, the 2026 MGCSA Board Candidates, from Jeff Mold, Braemar Superintendent, an article on the MN Adaptive Open, an article from David Gustafson, Assistant at The Minikahda Club about the Power of Mentorship, 2024 Stewardship Grant Recipient, Springfield Golf Course, Roll it Forward...

It was great to catch up with Joe Russell from the "Football Fun Factory" He absolutely "gets" what a fun experience should be for children and i am sure the children that attend and parents that send their children know that Joe is interested in every child's all round development. I don't know a huge amount about football, and have some thoughts on children's football, but this chat got me thinking.

On this episode ofQuiet Please!Mel Reid and Kira Dixon are a day late and blaming Bezos. Mel is stressed from house hunting and Kira is trying to crack the code on more deep sleep, but that doesn’t stop them from reliving the week that was, including Tommy Fleetwood's win in India and Sei Young Kim’s win in Korea. If you're chronically online like Kira and Mel, you know that the Mid-Am debate has been raging. Per usual, they have takes. Plus a preview on the week in golf ahead, and

So... that's that for Eddie on Tour this season. Despite (partly) enjoying the DP World India Championship in New Delhi - and also playing a lot of good golf - one quadruple bogey ended his weekend chances and now he's back, shivering and trying to explain himself while wearing three coats in his own home. But we discover that Eddie does now intend to go to Q-School, thus ensuring more drama for the podcast in the weeks to come.There is obviously plenty of praise for Tommy Fleetwood and his latest

...and ALL the creatures were stirring! On tournament eve at the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert we catch up with Ashely Dove of Black Desert and Danette Pulley of Bank of Utah on a remarkable community service project with the PGA Tour Wives Association to provide some of the basics for teens who need them, we go deep with Tour athletic trainer Tim Dunlavey on the physical support provided to the players, and we hear from some players about their take on what's going on around them

Ever take lessons, swing “better,” and still shoot the same scores? We unpack why so many fixes fade under pressure and how to build change that sticks. Michael shares a candid client story that redefines what makes a “great coach,” then dives into the core problem: chasing the club instead of coaching the human moving it. You’ll hear why discomfort is essential to motor learning, how implicit practice away from the ball builds durable patterns, and why timing good shots isn’t the same as seq...