The game of golf as an industry is booming, but should there be a "shrinking" of the game? It's time to analyze what that even means, and if "shrinking the game" is even feasible. All on the latest episode of Fairways & Dreams podcast with host Jeff Hartman, as well as the latest news in the game of golf. This podcast is a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Deep breath. Here goes. Our absolutely massive Ryder Cup debrief. No punches pulled. No opinions left on the table. This is the good stuff.Michael, James and Lewis discuss every major talking point from last week’s match at Bethpage. From the fan behaviour, to Keegan Bradley’s decision-making, to Tommy Fleetwood’s MVP performance, and all points in between. Also, the Hole-in-None Club welcomes its first members, James reflects on the World Long Drive Championship in Colorado, and we’re the first

Suave Golf's Kyle Surlow and Steve 'Beige' Berger reflect on their experiences with the 2025 Ryder Cup, discussing the emotional aftermath, the impact of fan behavior, and memorable moments from past Ryder Cups. They analyze the performance of both teams, the course setup, and the significance of individual players' contributions. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by the American team and the dominance of the European squad. They also discuss the MVPs of the tournament and what golf

We set out to play Trump International Links Aberdeen ready to be critical and left stunned by the course’s strategy, conditioning, and theatre. The dunes, the angles, and the par-5 finish combined to move it to our top spot, even with a polarising name and price tag.• our top 100 in 10 years challenge• divisive reputation versus on-course reality• slope ratings, tees, and managing fear• strategy over ego: position play that works• conditioning and maintenance philosophy• front nine highlights and

Got a comment or question? Text us! Bryan, Hayes and Matt sit down to wrap their heads around what went down at Bethpage Black, what the U.S. can do to figure out 2027 at Adare, and to figure out if Hayes has ever been to Hazeltine (hint: he definitely has). Theme song “Gritty Industrial Rock Blues Instrumental” by Nicholas Panek Bogey Ball Society YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1pHwEgOf5UwqO5w1qH3Ekg

In this episode of the Golfweek Rater Podcast, Jim Hansen chats with Mark Frymark, owner of a new golf simulator business in Birmingham called Tap Ins.

Mike and Brian talk about the halftime show, Flacco to the Bengals, Cardinals terrible loss, Baker vs Darnold, the Eagles narrative, this weeks picks and more!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today’s episode has all the ingredients of a classic GIRML… there is some golf etiquette whining, some golf scoring whining and some golf holiday whining. ESSENTIALLY, it is two grown men having a strop about a sport that isn’t fair. - ⁠Email⁠ - thetoms@golfisruiningmylife.co.uk ⁠⁠Discord ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Tik Tok⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Youtube⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Merch⁠⁠ - New episodes every Monday & Thursday!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Next on the Tee, I welcome back one of my all-time favorite guests, 1978 PGA Champion John Mahaffey, making his 10th appearance on the show. John and I revisit his special connection to Oakmont, the site of his major championship win, and he shares how the course has evolved since his 1978 PGA Championship victory there. I also get his perspective on JJ Spaun’s U.S. Open victory before shifting gears to the Ryder Cup. John takes us inside his experience on the victorious 1979

In this episode of Next on the Tee, we kick things off with Brian Klocek, Director of Golf at Totteridge, a course that golfers across Western Pennsylvania know and love. Brian shares the journey of his career, starting with his college days at the Golf Academy of America in Myrtle Beach, to South Hills Country Club just outside downtown Pittsburgh, and now leading operations at Totteridge in Greensburg—the hometown of recent guest Rocco Mediate. We also talk about Totteridge’s 13th hole, which KDKA

Stephen and Jim discuss Mark Frost's 2007 story of the mythical 1956 match between Ben Hogan & Byron Nelson vs Ken Venturi & Harvie Ward at Cypress Point.

Following Team Europe's win on American soil at the 2025 Ryder Cup, Andy Johnson chats with Golf Channel's Johnson Wagner about the event and where Team USA goes from here. The two trade notes from their on-the-ground experience at Bethpage Black, highlighting standout players like Tommy Fleetwood and Cameron Young before moving to a bigger discussion on the state of the American side. Andy and Johnson dive into why they believe Team USA has struggled in recent Ryder Cups and throw out names for

This week the boys talk Ealing, Caddi Club and getting the snip. Drop Shot Coffee, Flyer - the Golf Marketplace

In this week’s episode of the Links Golf Club Podcast, Gregory, Cooper, Chris, and Bossie are talking golf trips. We start with a quick check-in on the pro golf world — from the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship to the Sanderson Farms Championship — and then dive into a full roundtable on golf travel: the best trips we’ve taken and the dream destinations still on the list.

With Will having a hard earned rest Mike and Scott talk all things Sanderson Farms Championship and yet another rookie winner on tour. After that its a brief chat about the DPWT and a waterlogged Dunhill Championship.A shorter one this week, but we will be back in 2 weeks for episode number 100!

The source provides a comprehensive guide to essential golf clubs for beginner players, explaining that proper equipment selection is crucial for learning and enjoying the sport. It first describes the three main club categories—woods, irons, and putters—and explains why beginners should focus on a simplified set of 8–10 clubs instead of the maximum allowed 14. The episode then details seven recommended club types—including the driver, 5-wood, a hybrid, mid-irons (6-9), pitching wedge, sand wedge,

The source provides an extensive analysis detailing ten common reasons why amateur golfers fail to improve their game, despite their efforts. The episode emphasizes that lack of progress often stems from issues such as inconsistent or unfocused practice and a failure to master fundamental mechanics like grip and stance. Furthermore, the article stresses the importance of dedicating significant time to the short game (putting and chipping) and adopting a consistent mental approach to overcome

After one of the squeakiest Sunday singles sessions for a long time, Sam, Tom & Bruce sit down to recap the action from an unforgettable few days at Bethpage, where Team Europe squeezed out a 15–13 win despite going into the singles session with 12 points already secured. Lots of things to unpack here: from Luke Donald to Loro Piana, Bradley to Bryson, the course set-up, and some of the events that shaped a memorable week in New York. Ole Ole Ole! If you've enjoyed this episode, please le...

Tom and Pat are back together to go through, in detail, a long list of tournaments that have been played over the past six weeks in the United States. They focus primarily on the AMA tournaments but that also brings in one of the two US World Adventure Golf Tour stops. There's a little USPMGA Masters talk as well as a look ahead to the end of the AMA season and how the rankings are shaping up with only a couple of events to play. As we get into the season, if you want to help us recap events,

Guess Who's Back?Usher rejoins the panel and goes through what it takes to become an absolute weapon. Reesy chats about his round at RACV and discusses ball importance and Mitty bring a lot of class and dignity back to the episode with accurate and concise golf chat. DISCLAIMER: there is some rugba leege chat. 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