Andrew Novak received a call from Keegan Bradley confirming he wasn't on the Ryder Cup team. It was the call he expected, but not the call he hoped for. Novak discusses the call, the team, and what he expects from his good friend Ben Griffin at Bethpage.

I denne episode får du opskriften på en vaskeægte golf-helt: Et skvæt utilfredshed, et jysk cykelløb og et rundhåndet drys frivillighed, blev Michael Handberg vej til helte titlen. Mød Michael fra Herning Golfklub og hør hvordan prisen “Hverdagens Golfhelte” bliver udvalgt og fejret i samarbejde med DGU og GF Forsikring.Golf – det er ganske frivilligt! udgives af Dansk Golf Union, produceres af HearHEAR og støttes af Spar Nord Fondens frivillighedspulje.

Ann visits with extraordinary golf teenage sisters, Amelie Phung and Alexa Phung, about their achievements on and off the course.

Ann talks with former NY Daily News sports writer Hank Gola about his book, 'Ryder Cup Rivals' and on US Captain Keegan Bradley's Captains picks.

In this episode of The Birdie Briefing, Marie previews the LPGA’s next stop: the FM Championship at TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts. Now in just its second year, the tournament is already making a big impression with a record-setting $4.1 million purse—the largest outside of the majors—offering $615,000 to the winner. Marie highlights the unique player perks that set this event apart: free accommodations, flight vouchers, laundry credits, meals, and even a $1,000 stipend for those who miss the

Welcome to the "Saturday Morning Golf Stat" from the Hack it Out Golf Podcast. Today's question is one of the most basic for lowering scores: three-putt avoidance. How often do various handicap levels three-putt? Lou puts that question to Mark and Greg, and after sorting out the answers, the guys give their best advice for not wasting shots on the green. Each of these will be a mini-episode (10-15 minutes long) about an interesting golf stat. We will discuss what you can learn, and most

I will discuss an honest review of this year's club championships - both using detailed stats and a subjective review and how to improve moving forward. Using Scott Fawcett's Decade has helped in this analysis. Music credit: Time Slips By - Go By Ocean_Ryan McCaffrey https://www.youtube.com/@Seniortoscratch ------- https://www.instagram.com/senior_to_scratch/# ------- https://twitter.com/seniortoscratch

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We speak to John and Sally Lyle about Jarrod and his golfing legacy. Followed by a lighthearted chat with Captain Anne Pegg. A wrap up of what’s happening around the club from GM Drew to finish.

Whenever someone is traveling, and they are golfers, the search for the best course in the area begins.There are millions of courses, and it is time to break down all those even in our own section of the country. Today, host Jeff Hartman dives into a course which might be worth the drive if you like mountain courses. On this episode of the Golf Course Review, it is time to break down Oglebay Golf Resort, Arnold Palmer Design. This podcast is a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn

On day four of the CPKC Women’s Open, Brooke Henderson gave Canadian fans the finish they dreamed of—clinching her second national title and her first win since 2023. Henderson’s victory felt destined, as she described it, and it vaulted her from 53rd to 26th in the CME Race to the Globe standings. The final round was a nail-biter, with Minjee Lee just one stroke back until the very last hole, and Mao Saigo charging into solo third with a five-under round. Rising star Akie Iwai secured solo fourth,

As the Tour Championship nears its end, we also have the Ryder Cup to prepare for.

UTSA Men’s Golf Coach previews the season.

USTA Women’s Golf Coach previews the season.

Our Tips Segment of the Week.

Round three of the Canadian Women’s Open delivered all the drama of moving day. Brooke Henderson thrilled the home crowd by shooting a 65, highlighted by a spectacular bunker eagle on 17, to tie for the lead at -11. Sharing the top spot is Minjee Lee, who put together a 66 with two eagles and looks poised for another big win. Behind them, Jeeno Thitikul and Akie Iwai sit three shots back at -8, keeping the chase alive. JLee5 and Yu Liu surged into contention at -7, while a strong group at

JOIN THE TITLEIST GIVEAWAY HEREIn this week’s Wednesday Wisdom, Brent dives into the skill that makes World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler so dominant—his incredible distance control. While most golfers focus on hitting it straight, Scheffler’s real advantage is how rarely he misses pin-high. That precision takes pressure off his short game and puts him in constant scoring positions. In this short episode, Brent shares: Why distance control is the most underrated skill in golf Practical ways you can start

Host of the A.V. Macan Podcast, Matt Waterman, talks about the RBC Scramble Qualifying Event which took place at Royal Colwood on Sunday 20 July 2025. Congrats to Jeremy Cook, Tristan Story, Stephen Gaskin and Andrew Avis for winning the Colwood event with a winning score of net 55. Consider playing in this fun event next year. https://rbcpgascramble.com/ Sound editing done by Todd Mason.

Get your fastest wins at Your Mental Caddy HERE What if I told you your biggest golf wins might not have anything to do with a low score or shiny trophy? In this episode, I’m sharing real stories from my clients—from first-time college players to 80-something gold medalists—and the kind of wins we should be celebrating more. Spoiler: it’s not just about making the cut. It’s about managing your mind, handling pressure, showing up proud, and proving to yourself that you can do hard things. You’...