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Golfers over 40 stop making these dreaded golf improvement mistakes! 🚨 I'm sure you will be doing at least one of these things? Want to see client stories like you? Click the link below 👇 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8ic2qsMuXa6OsuISq-UPGEad0pMgbIwi&si=1_DFoPx8KLxxu9Zn Want to book in for a free call? Click here https://calendly.com/golfphysioaustralia/15minWant me free 10 day mobility program? Click here https://www.golfphysiotherapyaustralia.com/freemobilityprogram W...

The provided podcast chronicles the 1980 U.S. Open at Baltusrol Golf Club, emphasizing the triumphant resurgence of Jack Nicklaus, who, at 40, secured his record fourth U.S. Open title with a new scoring record. It highlights his head-to-head battle with Japan's Isao Aoki, whose exceptional putting and consistent play earned him a runner-up finish and significantly elevated his international profile. The source also touches upon other notable events, such as Tom Weiskopf's record-tying opening round

Episode 1 of the Greenside Action Podcast!! If you want to be on the show, send an email over to GreensideAction@outlook.com and we will try to get you on the show! Any sponsors can reach out to the same email address above. Just doing this for fun and excited to see where it goes!

The provided podcast details the 1958 U.S. Open golf championship, held at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Oklahoma, comprehensively covering its various aspects. It explains how the course, known as the "Blast Furnace Open" due to its extreme heat and challenging conditions, tested the physical and mental fortitude of the players. The source highlights Tommy Bolt's unexpected triumph as he maintained composure and displayed consistent play, contrasting with his reputation for a fiery temper

Welcome to the "Saturday Morning Golf Stat" from the Hack it Out Golf Podcast. From 150 in the fairway, most golfers are hoping for a pretty decent outcome. But what about the bad outcomes? How often with a scratch player and a 15-index end up with a shot 30 or more yards from the hole? The answer might surprise you (like it did Mark and Greg), and the discussion might help you play some smarter and better golf.Each of these will be a mini-episode (10-15 minutes long) about an interesting golf

2016 US Open winner Dustin Johnson joins Garrett to talk about taking on Oakmont, preparing for hard courses and the rough, how to get his putter back in gear, and The Open at Portrush.

Golftrænertalks er tilbage med et afsnit, der hjælper dig med at få maksimalt udbytte af vinterens træning – og det starter med en ærlig evaluering af din sæson. Vinteren er nemlig den bedste tid på året til at arbejde på dit spil. Hvorfor? Fordi du ikke bliver forstyrret af ugentlige runder og resultater – og det giver plads til kontinuitet og fokus. I dette afsnit guider jeg dig igennem: ✅ Hvordan du evaluerer dit spil – struktureret og ærligt ✅ Hvilke områder du skal kigge på (spoiler: det...

This extensive podcast focuses on Ben Hogan's dominant victory at the 1953 U.S. Open, held at the notoriously difficult Oakmont Country Club. It details Hogan's remarkable comeback from a near-fatal accident, his pursuit of the "Hogan Slam" (winning three major championships in one year), and the grueling 36-hole qualifying processhe, like other non-defending champions, had to endure. The text provides a hole-by-hole breakdown of the championship, highlighting Hogan's consistent play and his

In this special episode from AmateurGolf.com, We tell the almost unbelievable true story of PGA Tour pro Bobby Cruickshank — the man who bet on Bobby Jones in 1930 and walked away with a fortune. After just nine holes watching Jones play, Cruickshank was convinced he was witnessing history in the making. So he placed a bold wager: Bobby Jones to win the British Amateur, British Open, and U.S. Open in the same year. Spoiler alert: He did. What followed was a legendary payout, a swirl of myths ...

Bryson DeChambeau talks with Garrett at LIV Virginia on expectations, his evolving game, driver testing & more. What's holding him back at The Open Championship?

This week, on the Cart Barn, we continue sharing some of our time at the Regions Tradition Tournament in Birmingham.  In this episode, we start off with US Senator, Tommy Tuberville talking about how he got into golf and several other fascinating stories.  Then, PGA Tour and Champions Tour player, who is from Alabama, Brian Gay stops by for a chat.

Just spend five minutes on Instagram or at a junior tournament and you’ll see it: kids and players feeling the weight of having to prove themselves.Prove they’re good enough.Prove they belong.Prove that all the time, money, and sacrifice has been worth it.Golf has always been a tough sport. But today’s junior golfers are competing in a world that magnifies pressure. Every round is tracked. Every score is posted. Every move can be judged in real time—online or off. The result? More golfers are tying

Andy’s back! Joined by the team from MK Golf Tech.

Scheffler joins the Scottish Open, with only Rory McIlroy in his rearview.

Our Tips Segment of the Week.

MK Golf Tech’s new location & what’s inside.

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The provided podcast offers a comprehensive overview of Al Geiberger's historic round of 59 at the 1977 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic, detailing its significance as the first sub-60 score in PGA Tour history. It highlights Geiberger's background and career achievements leading up to this monumental event, emphasizing his consistent performance and a prior victory at the same Colonial Country Club. The text also breaks down the statistical perfection of his round, including flawless ball-striking and

What’s your brain up to between shots? If your answer is “uhhh… spiraling?”—you’re not alone. In this episode of Think Above Par, Coach Kathy walks you through the 5 most common (and completely normal) things golfers do mentally after a less-than-stellar shot—and why most of them aren’t helping you hit the next one any better. From chasing swing squirrels 🐿️ to mentally roasting yourself like it’s open mic night, you’ll learn how to interrupt the noise and give your brain a better job