The Dippers are back on the airwaves after a long hiatus and a quick trip to Sydney to play a few round of G starting with Brighton Lakes.

Last time, award-winning Scottish PGA Teaching Pro Jonnie Cliff took a hard look at Dave’s game — and didn’t hold back. Now in Part 2, Jonnie dives deeper into what it really takes to make lasting improvement. Forget aimless range sessions. Forget quick fixes. This is about learning to practice with purpose, master your mindset, and finally take your game to the next level. From the truth about how to train effectively to the golf myths that hold players back, this conversation could be the t...

Jeff Palson is back in this episode of the Maybe Yes Sir Podcast and we take a trip down memory lane to discuss our Top 5 Blue Jays moments & where we were for them, I absolutely loved this conversation.- A Spotify confession that I've been holding onto for too long.- We setup Game 1 of the World Series - Dodgers @ Blue Jays.- A terrible Buck Martinez impression.- We give Buck Martinez and Dan Schulman their flowers.- New goal songs for the Winnipeg Jets.- Jeff's thoughts on future

On October 21st, 2025, we cover Graeme McDowell's quest for a major spot in Hong Kong, Johnny Keefer's incredible rise into the top 50, and the immense pressure of the FedEx Cup Fall.ASIAN TOUR: A MAJOR GAMBLEFormer U.S. Open champ Graeme McDowell, now ranked 2031st, is in Hong Kong chasing a win that would get him back into the Masters and The Open—a last-ditch effort to reclaim his spot among golf's elite."I miss the Majors, I miss the access to those and obviously it's an amazing prize." - Graeme

This episode of the Inside Golf Podcast provides an in-depth preview of the Bank of Utah Championship, previously known as the Black Desert Championship. Andy discusses key players to watch, including Thor, Rico H, Billy Cats, and Carson Young, and analyzes the course layout at Black Desert Resort, emphasizing its unique setting among lava fields. The podcast also offers insights into player statistics, betting odds, and DFS strategy, with a focus on distance, middle iron play, and putting as

In this episode, Leighton is joined by England Golf regular Matt Draper, Laura Yapp (Junior Development Manager at England Golf), and Martin Crowder (Head of Development at The Golf Foundation) to explore the Junior Journey — a collaborative initiative between England Golf and The Golf Foundation. Together, they discuss how the partnership is creating opportunities to inspire children and young people to play golf, nurturing a lifelong love for the game. The conversation delves into how clubs can: •

Walking the Fairways segment of The Golfing Greenkeeper Podcast is proudly brought to you by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dint Golf Solutions⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Make sure to check out their website www.dint.com.auThis segment of Walking the Fairways has double the impact with two Andrew's joining me on the podcast to give you updates from deep within their respective golf courses. Andrew Anderson, Superintendent of Ranfurlie Golf Club, jumps on to give you and update about some new course work that began

Golf has always stood out for its tradition, technical challenge, and the storied tours that showcase the best players in the world. In the center of the professional scene sit two dominant organizations: the PGA Tour, widely regarded as the historical gold standard of competitive golf, and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf, a newcomer that launched in 2021 with ambitions to shake up the game’s ecosystem. Initially, LIV Golf attracted headlines not only for its lucrative contract offers but also for how it

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The P9 or Finish Position marks the completion of the golf swing and serves as the final checkpoint that reveals balance, rhythm, and energy efficiency. Although it occurs after impact, it provides valuable insight into the entire motion sequence, deceleration pattern, and the golfer’s ability to manage forces without injury. In the BioSwing Dynamics model, each Core Type—Upper, Middle, and Lower—produces a distinct finish structure that reflects its natural energy pattern and biomechanical

On this week's episode of Next on the Tee, I’m joined by three incredible guests who bring stories, insights, and passion for the game from very different perspectives.We kick things off with three-time PGA Tour winner and short game guru Kenny Knox. Kenny captured titles at the 1986 Honda Classic, the 1987 Hardee’s Golf Classic, and the 1990 Buick Southern Open. He also set a putting record at the 1989 Heritage Classic — just 8 putts for 9 holes, 18 for the round, and 93 for the entire

The source provides an extensive guide to mastering accuracy in golf, emphasizing that precision, not power, is the foundation of the sport. It meticulously details the physics of the golf swing, focusing heavily on the "1-degree rule," which states that small errors in clubface angle significantly affect the ball's starting direction. The episode offers actionable advice across various stages of the game, including pre-swing fundamentals like grip and alignment, in-swing mechanics such as path

Our PGA gurus are here to break down the field for the Bank of Utah Championship! Join Justin Van Zuiden (stlcardinals84) and Derek Farnsworth (Notorious) for Drive for Show, DFS for Dough, your first look at this week’s PGA DFS slate.Got a question you want answered on the show? Join our FREE Discord and head to the Live Stream Chat channel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Chasin’ Birdies, we sit down with Dick Lebeau to talk about golf and football and of course, his illustrious career. The episode opens up with our banter for the first 10 minutes, and then we turn it over to our interview with coach. We reflect on his experiences as a coach and player and discuss the evolution of football as we know it today.Coach opens up and talks about his memories on the field. We shift into the creation of the “Zone Blitz” and how that started...on a

Tommy Fleetwood on Fire | Bank of Utah Champ Preview | Black Rabbit Review | Heat 2 ChatterBirdies & Bourbon chats Bank of Utah Championship. Tommy Fleetwood takes home another victory. How will he shape up for 2026 majors? What to expect from Rory in 2026? We chat through the Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert. Can we see Max Homa get a victory this week? How will Jason Day play at the Bank of Utah Championship?We chat through the Netflix series Black Rabbit. We also chat through all of

A short mini show from the DOGHouse. Tiger Woods announces another surgery - is he done competing on TOUR? Xander Schauffele wins in Japan, Dan dives into his last two seasons. Jon Rahm makes an interesting decision on his offseason & much more.

(00:01) Teaching Golf Standards and ChallengesThis chapter features an engaging conversation with Brian Manzella, a renowned golf instructor who is highly ranked in both Golf Magazine's Top 100 Teachers and Golf Digest's Top 50 Teachers lists. We explore the challenges of finding a suitable golf teacher who can adapt to individual learning styles rather than enforcing a one-size-fits-all approach. Brian shares insights into the low standards in the golf teaching industry, contrasting it with other

Calum MacVicar brings you a quick look back at the 2025 season on the Tartan Pro Tour.

In this episode of the Inside the LPGA podcast, hosts Hope Barnett, Adam Stanley, and Emma Talley discuss the upcoming Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown, a prestigious team event in women's golf. The conversation covers the event's format, which includes four days of competition with eight teams. The hosts share their excitement about the event being held in Korea, highlighting the strong support for women's golf in the region. They also discuss the addition of a World Team, which includes top

Matthew and Meg start off the episode talking about Sei Young Kim, the 27th different winner this year, and her win in front of friends and family at the BMW Ladies Championship. A quick Q-Series update follows, and then it's on to the main event. The International Crown has made its way to the outskirts of Seoul. Matthew walks through the event's choppy history and shares some stories from his time caddying in the 2018 version which was also in South Korea. A rundown of teams and a few predictions