The source, "Mastering Golf: Consistent, Intentional Practice," argues that the primary obstacle preventing golfers from improving is a lack of consistent and intentional practice. This instructional excerpt asserts that golf requires a unique blend of physical skill, mental fortitude, and strategic decision-making, which are often undermined by haphazard practice habits. To achieve success, golfers must engage in deliberate, focused effort to build muscle memory, address specific weaknesses,

Season 2 is on the way as Rob discusses his latest round, whilst Dan has a lesson with a DP world tour golf coachMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/sonda/masqueradeLicense code: DYGWB5WJV7CH07A4Shout out to Ian Bailey www.golfingpartner.comShout out to Liam Robinson www.https://tourgolfnetwork.com

The Ryder Cup at Bethpage comes to a close and Europe retains the cup. Europe earned the win dominating on Friday and Saturday but the US had something to say about in the Sunday singles. Unfortunately it was too little, too late. Joe, Anthony and Mike Callahan jump on to give their closing thoughts on all of it. Listen and let us know your thoughts on the Ryder Cup. Reach out to us on instagram @Golf215socialclub or on our message board through our website, www.golf215socialclub.com. Thank...

Shane Pokorney, CTEM, is Dallas National’s equipment manager and joins us to talk fleet management, staff training, fabrication, the superintendent-mechanic dynamic and more!

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Kevin Kroenke joins Alex, Erich, Corey, Randy, Evan and Jaimen to recap the last week in disc golf. Randy and Corey talk about their rounds at the DisCap present the Battle of Saratoga XXIII, we also hear from the FPO winner. Jaimen and Alex go over Chatham Hill Country Club @ The Goats of Greenwich @ Chatham Hill Country Club and explain why they ended up at Stonykill. Erich and Kevin tell us about Tower of Power @ Beasts of Burbine, Corey re...

GS#1021 In this engaging conversation, author Mike Berland shares his journey into golf, highlighting how he discovered the sport later in life and the profound impact it has had on his social connections and personal growth. We go deep into the psychological aspects of golf, including the dopamine rush associated with successful shots, and how golf serves as a social connector that reveals character. Mike emphasizes the importance of networking through golf, the evolution of participation in the

The Titans and Penn State have head coach openings....who do we think will get those jobs. Also WNBA problems are rearing their heads and we talk about how we would fix them.

In an attempt to FINALLY get to grips with the bulging email inbox , this week, The Toms are dedicating a full 30 mins to a email corner... they will NOT stop reading correspondence until the swap is drained. Over the next half an hour expect: TGs Lab conspiracy theory, is it worth going after distance and Noel Fielding is BACK jinxing people!- Email - thetoms@golfisruiningmylife.co.uk ⁠⁠Discord ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Tik Tok⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Youtube⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Merch⁠⁠ - New episodes every Monday & Thursday!! Learn more

The Seamsters welcome Brent Rooker back to the TrapDraw for a review of his season with the A’s and a chance to properly nerd out on the state of the playoffs with his takes on what we’ve seen thus far in the 2025 postseason.  We close the pod with “Good Take - Bad Take” as Brent evaluates some of our hottest baseball opinions.Disclaimer: We recorded on Thursday afternoon prior to both NLDS Game 4s. Join us in our support of the Evans Scholars Foundation: https://nolayingup.com/esf Support our

Sometimes, things are willed into existence. Following this podcast obtaining footage of PGA of America President Don Rea's performance of "Lose Yourself" by Eminem, Brendan is first joined by a giddy Andy to discuss this monumental moment in golf history. Andy details his reaction to seeing the "cinema" for the first time and pleads for Don to remain in this leadership position forever. Brendan then brings on KVV for a frame-by-frame breakdown of the nine second video, as well as the rest of this

Well we made it, thousands said we wouldn't but we did... 100 episodes in the books!A big thanks to all of the listeners, guests and friends over the distance. In particular Will who's been awesome over the last year and a bit and more recently Scott when he's graced the airwaves. We are so lucky to have such an enormous event line up with this big episode, I hope you enjoy. :)

In this episode, we dive into the world of college golf with Brian Arlinghaus, the head coach of Xavier University's men's golf team. Discover Brian's journey from a young golfer to a respected coach, his unique approach to recruiting and player development, and the challenges and opportunities in today's collegiate golf landscape. Also, Brian gives us a lesson in sports psychology analyzing Tom’s poor first tee shots. We conclude talking about the current season for the Xavier men’s golf

Send us a text Two Oklahoma State golfers reflect on a Walker Cup win, wedge-first strategy, and the mental habits that turn off days into solid scores. We share our recruiting paths, daily routine at Carsten Creek, and why multi-sport childhoods beat early specialization. • why wedges and distance control decide college events • one-way misses and fat-side targets to lower risk • how to practice 130–80 yards for real scoring gains • alternate shot strategy built on patience and par pressure...

We kick off the latest episode with reflections on Tommy Fleetwood's win in India where his putter got hot to deny Keita Nakajima, whose consolation prize is moving into the PGA Tour card slots. That's again a big focus of discussions as we enter the final week of the regular season with a big problem: several of those needing points can't even get a game. Before we get that far there are a couple of news items covered, including Sergio Garcia's Ryder Cup future and Gary Player putting the Ryder Cup

Making his Next on the Tee debut is David Eby, Director of Golf at Banyan Golf Club in Palm Beach, Florida, where he’s been leading the charge for nearly 30 years. David’s journey through the game is a great story of passion, hard work, and lifelong dedication to golf.He played his college golf at Augusta University (then Augusta College) from 1986–1989, earning a degree in Economics and helping the team capture multiple tournament titles, including the 1987 Big South Conference Championship

The round might end at 18, but the real magic of golf happens at the 19th hole. In this episode, Donna and Brittney Boo are joined by special guest Carla, one of our Golf Party Live golfers who joined us on a retreat and has experienced firsthand how the 19th hole can impact your golf journey—and your life.Together, we explore how the 19th hole is so much more than a spot for food and drinks—it’s where stories are shared, friendships are built, and golfers of all levels feel included. For beginners

Tony talks with Golf Digest Top 100 coach Mike Malizia and discusses steps you can take right now to become a single-digit handicap golfer!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: https://rss.com/podcasts/tourcoach-with-tony-ruggiero Website:

In this episode, we spotlight the Standard Legends of the LPGA Atlanta Open, a two-day celebration of golf that unites 28 Legends of the LPGA from across the U.S and abroad at BridgeMill Athletic Club in Canton, Georgia.Beyond world-class competition, this event has a meaningful purpose; proceeds will support scholarships for junior golfers and a donation to Pancreatic Cancer Research.Joining us is Denise Killeen- former LPGA pro and current Legend of the LPGA- who shares her journey in the game and

In episode 124, Mitch and Justin make an announcement about the future of the Back Nine Six Pack, then the boys get into: The Turkey Open and registration officially being LIVEJustin’s pilgrimage to Lambeau FieldHis other Wisconsin shenanigansAfter that, they head to the patio to talk “today years-old” scenarios and on deck sports experiences. Thanks for listening - cheers! Have a burning question or take? Send us a text and we’ll discuss it on the show! Support the show If you'd like ...

In this episode, Mike and Tim head to the Ayrshire region on Scotland's west coast. While there they stayed and played at Dundonald Links and Trump Turnberry.Dundonald Links has hosted both the mens and womens Scottish Opens in the last decade and is also used by the R&A for final qualifying for the Open Championship. We were able to play the course and stay in one of their newly built lodges. At Trump Turnberry, we played one of the top rated courses in the world with the Ailsa course. Home