The source provides an extensive analysis of the strategy and mechanics required to hit a draw in golf, a shot that curves gently from right to left for a right-handed player. It thoroughly details the necessary fundamentals, including an in-to-out swing path and a slightly closed clubface relative to that path, noting that achieving this consistency is difficult. The episode highlights the major benefits of hitting a draw, such as increased distance and improved course management on specific holes,

Send us a text The guys break down the CFB and NFL market and talk about the NHL & and the edges they attack.

In this week's episode, UCF women's coach Emily Marron stops by after one of the biggest wins in program history, at Medinah. Marron discusses the impact of this week's win in Illinois, what it's like to coach a team representing seven different cultures, and puts her committee hat on to talk the pros and cons of an Omaha of College Golf site. Burko and Brentley also run through the biggest tournaments, including one in the Hamptons, where Brentley wonders if Ole Miss' Michael La Sasso is on the

See the full video: https://youtu.be/VCBQ7dqVE58Tony sits down with student Shubham Jaglan - who recently turned Professional from college - and discusses the difference between college and pro golf.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:

Fresh off a major career decision I was joined by recently retired Ladies European Tour pro and 2024 Fidelity ADT Ladies Challenge champion Helen Tamy Kreuzer in what was a great chat as we dive straight into Helen's decision to end her professional golf career after 4 years as a pro which includes over 65+ starts on Ladies European Tour & Ladies European Tour Access Series amassing 11 Top 25 finishes between both tours including a career high T11th finish on LET at KPMG Women's Irish Open in

In the latest episode, JWall and Uncle Gene recap a rowdy Ryder Cup, analyze the balls used by each foursome pairing and discuss a rarely used driver metric that can lead to more distance. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Scott and CJ discuss the finals match of the McGavick Cup 2025 taking place this afternoon, and for some reason, a lot of talk about weapons. Scott debuts his singing voice at the end.

In this episode of the Club Junkie Podcast, we're shining a spotlight on the hidden gems of the golf world — the most underrated golf clubs of 2025. These are the clubs that didn’t get the biggest ad campaigns or influencer pushes, but still deliver insane performance, feel, and value. From lesser-known driver models to irons and wedges flying under the radar, we’re breaking down what makes these clubs special, who they’re best for, and why they deserve a spot in your bag. ⛳ Gear nerds, this is your

Making his Next on the Tee debut is comedian, author, and former Facebook executive Paul Ollinger. Paul is the host of The Reasonably Happy Podcast and the author of Reasonably Happy: Essays on Money, Work, and Other Things That Piss Me Off. Before turning to stand-up comedy and writing, Paul served as VP of Sales at Facebook, leading one of the most successful teams in the tech world.In our conversation, Paul shares the story behind his unlikely journey—from corporate boardrooms with Mark

🎙️ Bonus Live Episode Alert! We dropped a special bonus live episode where RGB and Upstate Ant went live on Instagram! In this episode, we recapped the John P. Morizio Memorial Tournament from Saturday and what an incredible day it was—from perfect weather to amazing food. We also chatted about golf, and let us tell you, Frear Park Golf Course is still in mint condition and showing off that mid-summer form! Make sure to tune in to Wednesday’s episode with The Tampa Golfer, and next week we’ll be

Another jam-packed episode for you this week, thanks for joining us! Joe's been given a 4.5° long driv head from Callaway - and has decided to put it in the bag! He tells all about his time with the incredibly low lofted beast, and why it could work for more golfers than you think. Since his dalliance with the long driver head, Joe's been busy measuring driver heads in his garage (what a cool bloke), and he's uncovered some shocking results of the actual driver lofts versus what is stated on the

What separates winners on Sunday isn’t perfection—it’s resilience, disciplined routines, and the will to find a way.  In this conversation, CBS analyst, coach, and author Mark Immelman shares what he’s learned from a front-row seat on Tour: why Scottie Scheffler’s process never wavers, how Rory’s Masters breakthrough rewrote a narrative, and why clutch putting—and perspective—decide tournaments.  We also dig into fitness as the gateway to mental toughness, “the chaser’s freedom vs. the leader’s

Bob MacIntyre wins the Dunhill Links Pro-Am and we ask the question is he the greatest Scottish Pro golfer?Also, which is a better event to win the Pebble Beach Pro-Am or the Dunhill?LIV Golf has published their accounts for 2024 and it is literally losing billions of dollars since it launched in 2021.Thanks for listening and supporting The Bogey Men. Make sure to subscribe to our youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BogeyMenPodListen to our Podcast!Apple Pods -

This week on The Birdie Briefing, Marie recaps a record-setting win in Hawaii, surprising lineup changes ahead of the International Crown, fresh faces earning their LPGA cards, and a beloved veteran stepping into a new chapter off the course.In Hawaii, 22-year-old Youmin Hwang made history at the Lotte Championship, firing a ten-under round and finishing with five birdies in her final six holes to become the 26th unique LPGA winner in just 25 events this season. Marie breaks down how Hwang’s

An eagerly-awaited serving of TCF as Eddie gets to tell us all about the Dunhill Links experience where he showed more than a few glimpses of what he can do and where he belongs. Partnered with Andy Murray and playing with some of Europe's finest, there were huge crowds, 18 birdies for Eddie and a sizeable contingent of dogs as well as Big Ron and Mad Gazza planning their Saturday night out. A good week was clearly had by all, but where does Eddie go from here? Add to this the news that Eddie was

Welcome to Episode 3 of the FundaMENTALS series, where Josh Nichols will be walking through the core components of a good mental game.This week: Handling Pressure On this episode, I want to talk about that feeling in your chest, that slight tremor in your hands, that racing thought pattern that can suddenly appear when the stakes feel higher. Something that every golfer deals with on the course, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned tournament player, and whether you realize it or not:

Send us a text Sam and Bledge sit down with newly crowned Toro Student Greenkeeper of the Year Bradley Taylor to unpack a whirlwind few years: Australia’s outback, a Belfry apprenticeship, tournament stints from Celtic Manor to Yas Links, and a move to Beau Desert Golf Club. They dig into a tough winter of disease and snow, the sand-heavy recovery, the switch to creeping bent, and the power of transparent comms with members. Plus the small matter of axe throwing and archery at the finals.

Welcome back! It was awesome to chat recently with the founders of Big Scope Events; Mark Jurgeleit and Josh Longney. It was great to preview the Ceta Homes Invitational at Te Arai Links which takes place next week on the 13th and 14th of October. This will be the first of a series of Pro-Ams across NZ under the Big Scope umbrella. We are also thrilled to announce that The Yardage Book will be onsite to cover the event next week and we are excited to share some awesome content at 2 of the bes...

Tiger Woods BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.The biggest headline surrounding Tiger Woods in the past few days is yet another setback in his remarkable yet injury-riddled career. On Friday, October 10, Woods announced he’d undergone lumbar disc replacement surgery after scans revealed a collapsed disc in his L4/L5 lumbar region, disc fragments, and a compromised spinal canal. According to the Palm Beach Post and Fox News, Woods made the announcement on social media, stating this was the right

A multiple major winner recently offered another suggestion to solve golf's "distance problem." In this episode, Mark, Lou, and Greg discuss what would happen if tees were banned and wedge loft was limited. Mark gets a little hot here, both about the responsibilities of golf media and about the actual proposal itself. Would Tour pros be able to figure out new ways to optimize their performance under these restrictions? Where to find us: Mark Crossfield's weekly newsletter: