Round 1 at Royal Birkdale is in the books. Euan gives his thoughts on the days action, in particular his thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau’s blatantly pointed interview off the back of an impressive opening round 67. Like what you hear? Subscribe or follow us on your platform of choice and follow us on social media to support us. We’d love to hear from you and have you on board as part of our podcast community! @emj_pga_podcast on : Instagram TikTok X FacebookEuan - @emj_pga Ben - @ben_hart1190

If your back locks up mid-round, won't let you play multiple days in a row, or has you nervous about making it through a member guest - this episode is for you. 95% of golf-related back issues are completely preventable. Chris Finn breaks down why back pain on the course is not bad luck, not aging, and not something you just manage through. It's a signal - and once you know what it's telling you, the fix is straightforward. You'll learn: Why summer makes it worse - and the warm-up

The PGA Tour season is back with the next tournament of the season, the 2026 Open Championship as the next tournament on the docket this weekend. Who will win? Who are the odds-on favorites to win? What are some logical bets for the tournament? If you are a bettor and want to know more about this tournament, and who you could put money on, check out The Press podcast with host Jeff Hartman. This podcast is a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

Ever feel like you should be able to stay focused for all 18 holes? Yeah… good luck with that. In this episode, I’m giving you permission to stop trying to focus for four straight hours like some kind of highly caffeinated golf robot. Your brain is supposed to wander. It’s human. It’s normal. It may even start thinking about dinner, the beverage cart, or why Betty won’t stop talking right before you hit. The real skill isn’t perfect focus. It’s learning how to refocus. You’ll learn why losing...

Perry Maxwell believed the soul of every golf hole lived on the green. In the final chapter of our Perry Maxwell trilogy, discover how his quiet philosophy continues shaping golf architecture today. Explore his friendship with Alister MacKenzie, the restoration of his masterpieces, and the enduring influence of one of America's greatest Golden Age architects.

In this episode of The Draw, host Nathan Rarick talks about Haeran Ryu's major win at the Amundi Evian Championship, her second major in just 13 days. On the PGA/DP World Tour, Tom Kim ended a winless stretch at the Genesis Scottish Open, moving up in the world rankings and boosting his Presidents Cup outlook. At the ISCO Championship, Steven Fisk earned his second career PGA Tour win in a playoff over Taylor Pendrith.Nathan then goes on to preview the Corales Puntacana Championship and the

As I get into the swing of things this week at Manchester Golf Club for English Women's Open on LET Access Series, I was pleased to be joined today by Czech Ladies Challenge winner Hulda Clara Gestsdottír who in her rookie year as a pro already has alongside the win another 2 Top 10 finishes in 6 starts this year on tour with an 8th at Madaef Golfs Open in Morocco and 9th last week at Swedish Strokeplay also had this year for the talented Icelander. Hulda was born in Atlanta, Georgia but moved to

There's a hole at almost every course that gets in your head before you even tee it up. Usually there's a white stake involved.In Episode 2 of The Golfer's Mind Lab, BJ breaks down exactly what happens in your brain when you see out of bounds - why the harder you try to avoid it, the more likely you are to find it - and introduces the Target Lock, a three-step attention technique used by elite performers to redirect focus from trouble to the target.This week's challenge: run the Target Lock on every

Long-time Washington, DC Sports Broadcaster Chick Hernandez previews the U.S. Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club's South Course in Rockville, Maryland. with Garrett. We discuss the inspirational stories of the players this week, the heat/humidity factor, the course, the categories of competitors and much more.

Perry Maxwell believed every great golf hole ended on a memorable green. In Part One of our three-part series, discover how a lawyer from Oklahoma became one of America's most respected golf architects, creating timeless courses that continue to challenge and delight golfers today.

Welcome aboard the LFG Series. A popular short-form series compiling bite-sized insights to lift you up and challenge your thinking on the way to your next round. Today's LFG episode is about getting back to SIMPLE. If over complicating things is a struggle for you, play this on the way to your next round!If you like the podcast, you'll love our YouTube. Hop aboard the channel here today! Join our weekly Train of Thought newsletter to keep your game on track and get first access to merch

Kelly Gorman debuts at the U.S. Adaptive Open inspired by her late grandfather Don who introduced her to golf at age 8 and Kelly shares her story of tenacity vs life's roadblocks after being born with a lower limb disability and clubfoot. Gorman persevered through social stigma of her disability in high school and played a non-adaptive sport in high school lacrosse, winning three state titles in New York. Gorman also shares the thrill she has with her cousin Jimmy Hughto on the bag and

Harry Colt believed that golf's greatest architect was nature itself. In the concluding chapter of our Harry Colt trilogy, discover how his quiet philosophy continues influencing golf architects around the world more than a century later. Explore his lasting impact on course restoration, modern design, and why his timeless masterpieces remain among golf's greatest walks.

There's a reason pressure feels different for 220 million Brazilians hoping their team advances in the World Cup than it does for 5.5 million Norwegians who are just thrilled to be on the pitch. Pressure isn't the same for everyone — and this week on the PGA Tour, we watched that exact dynamic play out on a golf course.Chris Gotterup teed off six groups back at the John Deere Classic with basically nothing to lose. He went bogey-free for a 62 and walked away with the trophy. Meanwhile, the

Harry Colt believed the greatest golf courses should appear as though they had always belonged to the land. In Part Two of our series, we explore the masterpieces that established his worldwide reputation—from Sunningdale and Royal Portrush to Wentworth, Hoylake, and Hamilton Golf & Country Club. Discover why Colt's quiet philosophy continues to inspire architects and golfers more than a century later.

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Before Harry Colt became one of the world's most influential golf architects, he was a lawyer who simply loved walking great golf courses. In Part One of our three-part series, discover how his quiet philosophy of letting nature lead transformed golf architecture across Britain and around the world. His timeless designs continue inspiring architects and delighting golfers more than a century later.Coming Next: Masterpieces Across Britain and Beyond.