Jeff and John got rolling on all things golf, bouncing from putting to fairways to the little tweaks that actually shave strokes. Jeff went deep on the putting side — talking eye dominance, why speed control is king, and why three‑putting is basically donating strokes to the golf gods. They even wandered into the wild world of side‑saddle putting, mostly to remind everyone why almost nobody sticks with it. From there, they hit on full‑swing strategy: knowing your real distances (not the ones you

Nearly all of us have had a high school coach, but have you ever wanted to be one? Friend of the show Billy Myers joins us to share his story of coaching high school golf in Moscow, Idaho, from imparting wisdom to teenagers and keeping them fed to logistics of all that driving, and plenty more. Before that, Nick recounts his impressive 5 & 3 win in the opening round of his match play tournament, and the fellas discuss how outside factors weigh more heavily on a round's success as a golfer gets

"Historical Evolution of the Ukrainian Problem" by Mykhailo Hrushevsky delves into the complexities surrounding Ukraine's national identity and its historical struggles. This insightful work traces the development of Ukrainian issues through various epochs, offering a profound understanding of the socio-political landscape that has shaped the nation. Hearing this audiobook now provides listeners with a timeless perspective on the enduring themes of identity, sovereignty, and cultural resilience that

Uncertainty is everywhere in golf. The bounce you can’t predict, the gust of wind that suddenly changes direction, the putt you’re convinced will drop — but doesn’t. Yet perhaps uncertainty isn’t something golfers should fear. In this episode of The Golfing Mind, we explore how to manage uncertainty, embrace it and even turn it into an advantage. We’ll look at seven powerful mental strategies, from focusing on what you can control to preparing for the unexpected, making better decisions and staying

Explore Mark Duder's journey from apprentice to General Manager and PGA Life Member, including lessons on career adaptability, regional service, mentorship, PGA governance, and how embracing diverse roles across the golf industry can build a lasting and impactful career. Learning Outcomes • Understand how a PGA Professional can build a long-term career by embracing diverse roles — from teaching and groundskeeping to retail, club management, and senior leadership • Learn how mentorship ...

This week's episode is a chat between Scott and our guest Mark Panopoulos. We cover his pursuit to play every golf course in Australia - inspired by an epiphany in Kakadu National Park, sand greens golf, his upbringing on the NSW South Coast and life as a professional golfer in Australia.Australian Golf Passport is supported by:Currents Golf golf booking softwareAngus and Grace Go Golfing apparelSeed Golf ballsImages related to this episode can be found on our Instagram.Podcast intro music -

En este espacio aparte de los capítulos sobre reglas responderé a las dudas planteadas por oyentes, usuarios o seguidores de este podcast.Si queréis que vuestras dudas sobre reglas o aquellas situaciones que os hayan surgido en el campo de golf aparezcan en esta sección podéis escribir a la dirección: reglasdelgolf@gmail.com indicando si es posible vuestro nombre de pila y ciudad desde la que escribís. Música del Podcast creada por: Alex Growl, AtlasAudio, Dmtry Taras, Pufino y The_Mountain

Sports & especially UT football talk live from Dirty Martin's Place in Austin, Texas with Ed & Ben Clements, Mark Brooks & Scotty Sayers

Dan Rapaport looks ahead to what should be a compelling Sunday at the Presidents Cup at Medinah.

Golf, football and sports talk live from Dirty Martin's Place in Austin, Texas on the UT campus with hosts Ed Clements, Scotty Sayers, Mark Brooks & Ben Clements.

The Distance Wedge Trap: Why Moving the Ball Back is Ruining Your Scoring GameDistance wedges demand precise control of strike, trajectory, spin and carry. Yet when golfers struggle with contact, one of the most common fixes is moving the ball farther back to create more shaft lean and “compression.”Biomechanically, this can create more problems than it solves.Ball Position Changes the Entire SystemBall position determines where impact occurs within the club’s 3D swing arc. Move the ball too far

Yeah, the Presidents Cup was cool, but the PLP Cup is here! Join the crew as they preview the event of the season, Talk Presidents Cup and even have time to squeeze in some AFL and NRL GF chat. See you at the cup! Wrap your ears around us! All Things PLP - https://www.preferredliesgolf.com Email us at info@preferredliesgolf.com Buildwright - https://www.buildwright.com.au/ - Call Jack Today! Set Interiors - Call Connor 0400 241 136 Saxx Design - Get around them for all your graphic design needs -

The Presidents Cup delivered one of the wildest final days in years — down 10.5 to 7.5 heading into Sunday singles, the U.S. stormed back at Medinah to retain the Cup. Scott breaks down the comeback and why Chris Gotterup deserves a hard look this week — not because you should copy his swing, but because you should admire his brute strength, timing and athleticism. Gotterup's move is unorthodox by any textbook standard — super strong grip, cupped wrist and open face at the top, a downswing

Smylie Kaufman and Charlie Hulme are LIVE at Medinah's 16th hole to recap all the Saturday action at the Presidents Cup - with the Internationals just five points away from winning their first Cup since 1998. Smylie and Charlie break down:- The Internationals reversing multiple matches after the Americans led early- Scottie Scheffler sitting out for Saturday PM foursomes- Whether the USA can pull off an 8-4 comeback in Sunday Singles to win the Presidents CupThis is our last live show of the week -

0:00: It's five-alarm fire time for the Americans05:00: Breakdown of the Saturday afternoon foursomes session14:00: Americans let massive leads slip both sessions18:00: Preview of the Sunday singles session Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The International Team, led by Geoff Ogilvy, takes a 10.5-7.5 lead in Sunday Singles at the 2026 Presidents Cup. Join us as we break down both sessions of Day 3, react to the Sunday Singles draw, make final picks, and more. Presented by Titleist. Support our sponsors: Titleist - the #1 Driver in Golf! High Noon - Suns Up! Rhoback - code NLU for 20% off at https://www.rhoback.com Looking to travel this year, check out East Sands Golf Co.: https://www.eastsandsgolf.co/nlu Join us in our support of

The Presidents Cup Day 3 recap is here! Join Greg DuCharme as we break down all 8 matches from Saturday at Medinah, analyze the pairing strategy across all four team sessions, and look ahead to the 12 singles matches on Sunday. We’ll take a deep dive into: • All 8 Day 3 Four-ball and Foursomes matches • The biggest performances and turning points from Saturday • How the U.S. and International teams approached their pairings throughout all four team sessions • Which players and partnerships ...

Rosie Bailey and Karen Crum arrived at golf from almost opposite directions. Rosie was a reluctant junior who became an elite player, represented Scotland and earned a scholarship to the University of California, Berkeley, where the late Nancy McDaniel and Anne Walker, who now coaches the all-conquering Stanford women's golf programme, became hugely influential figures in her life.Karen grew up immersed in sport and music in Northern Ireland, played competitive football and didn't seriously

In this episode of Fairway Talks, we sit down with Peter Harold from Taranaki Golf for a great yarn about golf across the Taranaki region.Peter gives us an insight into his role within Taranaki Golf, the development of the game in the region, and some of the opportunities and challenges facing golf in New Zealand. We chat about growing the game, supporting clubs and players, the future of golf in Taranaki, and what makes the region such a great place to play.Of course, it wouldn't be Fairway