Sam and Tom sit down in the office to catch up on silly season. Sam takes — frankly far too long — to commemorate his school’s highest-ever finish in the Grafton Morrish, played last weekend at Royal West Norfolk and Hunstanton. Huge thanks to both clubs for hosting such a special event, and to the volunteers who make it all possible. We also recap our latest event at Sunningdale Heath, which closes our 2025 event schedule. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us throughout the year — we l...

Can data explain everything in golf? Kyle and Jason go full-nerd on strokes gained, press conference anxiety, and why golf smells like “beer, sweat, and kitty litter.” It’s the Normal Sport philosophy at work—half stats, half sentiment, all chaos.0:00 Exploring Golf Fandom and Strokes Gained Debate2:59 Understanding Strokes Gained and Its Impact on Golf Analysis8:01 Balancing Eye Test and Data in Golf Performance Analysis12:16 Navigating Press Conferences and Writing in the Golf World21:07

USDGC discussion, Aussie Tour Recap, Disc Golf Quiz, Ramsay Review and a Challenge for our listeners playing the up-coming Eruption. Packed episode here guys with a bit of discussion on recent events. Let us know you thoughts! (Oct 25)

The great American golfer Tom Weiskopf won the Open at Troon and was runner-up at the Masters at Augusta four times. But when he designed this exclusive course on the banks of Loch Lomond, he considered it his lasting memorial to golf. Loch Lomond's website gives a clue to the membership, claiming it's only "90 minutes from London, two hours from Paris, and approximately six hours from both New York and Dubai." Neil drove up from Nottingham for a taste of the high life… https://www.theg...

In dieser Episode von Tee Time – Der Golf Podcast sprechen Jens Zielinski, Florian Fritsch und Bernd Ritthammer mit Sky-Kommentator Flo Bauer, der frisch aus New York zurück ist – direkt vom Ryder Cup 2025. Herausgekommen ist eine der dichtesten, emotionalsten und informativsten Folgen der Saison. 🇪🇺 Ryder Cup – Emotion, Strategie und Gänsehaut Flo Bauer schildert aus erster Hand, wie intensiv und aufgeladen die Atmosphäre in Bethpage war: 285.000 Zuschauer, ohrenbetäubende Stimmung und ein

Dein Golf PodcastWas für eine Woche in der Golfwelt! In Folge 355 sprechen Jens Zielinski, Florian Fritsch und Bernd Ritthammer über viele Themen. Rory McIlroy hat Millionen bekommen, um als „Anti-LIV“-Sprachrohr der PGA Tour aufzutreten. Die drei diskutieren, wie glaubwürdig das Ganze ist – und warum die Tour mit Geld gegen Geld reagierte. Danach geht’s in bester Tee-Time-Manier vom Ernst zum Irrsinn: Bernd gesteht seine Midlife-Crisis und überlegt, sich ein Rennrad zu kaufen („Ich hab

The source provides a comprehensive guide to diagnosing and fixing common golf swing faults, emphasizing that golf requires precision, patience, and a systematic approach to improvement. It meticulously breaks down six prevalent issues—the slice, the hook, topping, fat shots, loss of balance, and inconsistent contact—by detailing their specific causes and offering practical, targeted fixes, including drills for each problem. Furthermore, the episode recommends building a structured practice plan

Let's talk, when the season ends. Join Adam, Jason and Ryan, as we talk about the off-season, working on the mental aspect, swing speed, hanging out in the sim, destination golf trips, playing in the winter tour in Pinehurst. We also touch on earning points through U.S Kids golf to "unlock" more tournaments and hopefully attain an invite to the coveted World Championships!

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This week we delve into the management side of the game, and welcome back PGA pro and instructor Mark Sheftic to lend his knowledge and expertise to the show.

Meg and Matthew say so long to the streak and discuss Jeeno Thitikul's playoff win in China. Next, they chat about the stinky situation with Nelly Korda's injury somehow getting even stinkier. Then The Athletic's Gabby Herzig joins to share the ups, downs, and everything in between from her first USGA Championship at Monterey Peninsula Country Club.

For the fall season it was a very busy week in the golf world. From Xander Schauffele winning the Baycurrent Classic in Japan to Marco Penge securing his PGA Tour card with a win in Spain, there was plenty to talk about this week in golf.The Korn Ferry Tour wrapped up its season and the top 20 players stamped their cards to the PGA Tour and some known names missed out. All of this plus an LPGA Tour event in China had brutal green conditions and Tiger Woods is back on the surgeon's table with

What if golf isn’t just a game, but maybe moral code or even more? I open up and share the moments that made me see golf as a kind of secular faith—rituals, standards, and the quiet work we do when nobody’s watching. We talk about how COVID packed tee sheets without truly creating more "golfers", why bunkers go unraked and greens riddled with ball marks, and what Scotland gets right: community at the heart of the course, honest handicaps, firm ground that teaches scoring from the soil up. Fr...

In his episode Brian talks about the upcoming events still remaining in the golf season at ACC. He also outlines some exciting improvements to the course that will be happening this winter. They also have an interesting discussion about the Ryder Cup and where the PGA of America went wrong and how crowd behavior can be fixed moving forward. It's another episode you don't want to miss.

In this week’s episode of the Links Golf Club Podcast, Gregory, Cooper, Chris, and Bossie check in on the state of their games and yours. From swing tweaks to scoring goals, they talk about what’s working, what isn’t, and what the offseason focus looks like heading into winter. They also hit a few stories from around the world of golf — including the Korn Ferry Tour graduates Golf Digest, Golf Digest’s 2025 Best-in-State Rankings Golf Digest, Rodeo Dunes in Colorado The Fried Egg, and the new DP

Catch Phrase The host deck od cards is well and truly shuffled this week with Fasty, Kingi and Sim Woo joining Reesy.. The lads go through the last week's events and preview the DP in India. The back 9 is a ruckus as the lads delve into the FYP's, spins some yarns and chat a bit of cricket as well. All Things PLP - https://www.preferredliesgolf.com Email us at info@preferredliesgolf.com Buildwright - https://www.buildwright.com.au/ - Call Jack Today! Saxx Design - Get around them for all your

Much like the famed documentary, this episode explores alot and not much.In My October Teacher, we dive into the strange lessons of October -  from Hoff’s tales of questionable golf lessons to Ryder Cup takeaways, South Africa’s success at the World Amateur Team Champs, and the KZN Sunshine Tour swing. We also check in on our own golf goals (some thriving, others begging for a mulligan) and wrap up the 2025 Major Goat comp. And because we love a good idea almost as much as a bad one, we announce

Another surgery for Tiger Woods, the start of basketball and hockey season, and Elizabeth Diane Veith returns to the podcast.The Baycurrent Classic in Japan gave Max Grayserman another good chance at a win, and another loss for the second straight week. In Shanghai, the LPGA's best finally rose to the top as the season finally got its first repeat winner and a favorite for player on the year. Tiger Woods broke big news when he announced he had yet another back surgery. Michael wonders how

Have you ever wondered what it takes to build and operate a world-class golf course… or even a collection of them in some of the most remote corners of the world? In this episode, Derek is joined by co-founder and CEO of Cabot, Ben Cowan-Dewar, who has spearheaded Cabot’s two decades of growth from one plot of land in remote Nova Scotia to more than ten golf courses across six different countries. Join Derek and Ben as they dive into the cross-section of entrepreneurship and golf, and why

In this episode, Jon opens up about a recent tournament where he lost his temper on the course for the first time in years and what it revealed about perfectionism, ego, and expectation management in golf. He and Adam break down why anger shows up for golfers of every level, from the feeling of helplessness to tying our self-worth to our scores. The conversation explores how to recognize when frustration crosses the line into self-sabotage, and how philosophy and rational thinking can help you