How often does anyone get an inside look at one of the most successful collegiate athletic programs in the world? Usually the first thing that comes to mind when we hear a question like this is a powerhouse football or basketball program… but this time, it’s golf. In today’s episode, Derek sits down with Anne Walker and Conrad Ray, the long-time head coaches of Stanford’s women’s and men’s golf teams. Together, they’ve built dynasties on The Farm – together racking up five national

World Golf Village is a premier golf resort and community near St. Augustine, Florida. Built in the 1990s to celebrate the game’s history, it became known as the home of the World Golf Hall of Fame. It features two championship courses, plus shops, restaurants, an IMAX theater, and a welcoming residential neighborhood. On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast, brought to you by Eden Mill St Andrews, Taylor shares stories from his time at Lyndon State College, introduces us to World Golf

Among the hats worn by our resident Stat Guy is Assistant Coach of the Princeton Tigers golf team. In today's episode, he and Mark discuss an event (beginning today!) that the Princeton golfers will be playing at St. Andrews. Lou and Mark talk about what Lou hopes to see and do in St. Andrews, Mark's thoughts on the Old Course, and how the weather might (or might not) be a factor in the tournament. The event is being broadcast on the Golf Channel and Sky Sports, so tune in to see if Lou makes an

In this episode, Jon and Adam unpack one of golf’s most overlooked fundamentals — arc depth, the vertical dimension of your swing that determines whether you strike it pure, fat, or thin. They explain how it differs from attack angle and plane, why it’s the “hidden force” behind contact quality, and how you can train it using simple feedback drills. Jon also shares lessons from a conversation with Sir Nick Faldo about confidence under pressure, preparation, and finding a go-to shot when it matters

TC is joined by a triumphant Soly from the NLU Birdhouse at Sweetens Cover where Team NLU claimed our 2025 Roost Club Championship. After our breakdown of the week in pro golf and some assorted news and notes, TC catches up with the Korn Ferry Tour broadcast team of Shane Bacon and James Nitties (27:30) to review the 2025 season, this weekend’s tour championship and a quick draft of some names to watch from the twenty golfers who’ve earned a PGA Tour card for 2026. Join us in our support of the

On October 20th, 2025, Tommy Fleetwood captured the DP World India Championship without a driver in his bag, while the golf world was stunned by the cancellation of the 2026 Sentry due to a severe water crisis in Maui.DP WORLD INDIA CHAMPIONSHIPAt the tight Delhi Golf Club, Tommy Fleetwood led an "equipment rebellion," winning without a driver. He was one of 42% of the field who ditched the big stick, a strategy that paid off for him but not for Rory McIlroy.Rory McIlroy on his choice: "The risk is

When you hear this, Doris will be in Korea for the upcoming 2025 Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown (Oct 23-26) at the beautiful New Korea Country Club in Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do. Doris dives into how the tournament is structured, including the four-ball rounds and the Sunday match play (foursomes + singles), and explores the history and layout of the venue. Doris also gives tips on how to view the event (especially considering time-zones) and shares her hopes for the U.S. team. Be sure to tune in

Golf rules state that a player must play the ball as it lies, in most circumstances. But, when you flush one down the fairway and end up in someone else's unrepaired divot...that just isn't fair!The 54 Golf guys take on the rules of the game, both written and unwritten, in this latest episode. Check out our LIV Golf League dedicated blog: https://fiftyfour.golf/ Follow us on socials! You can find us on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok. This podcast is powered by the Sport Social Podcast

Ev recently played a round with a better takeaway (less inside), the positions were hitting the marks, and the ball striking was worse than ever. And then Ev had an epiphany—a new theory as to why, when golfers make positive changes in their swing, it never sticks. To unpack and pressure test this theory, Ev asked Keith Bennett, top 100 golf coach and +2 handicap, to hop aboard the podcast for a second time and talk this out. They also do a deep dive on WHY an inside takeaway can be so

Trying to catch up? New to the Train? Want a refresher of the month prior? Monthly recaps is for you! The Par Train editor extraordinaire, Brett, hops aboard the mic and picks his favorite 8-10 minute clip of every episode from September.Here are the episodes from September:#418 - The Dentist Who Made The U.S. Open:  Turning Regret into Rocket Fuel#420 - The Myth of Mastery - Why Scratch Golfers Hurt as Much as You Do. #421 - Wait... Raise Expectations AND Play Aggressive?! (A Kind of Ryder

Andy and Brendan return after a eventful weekend of sports losses and an "uneventful" weekend of pro golf. Andy is still in the dumps after the Cubs loss in the NLDS, but claims a Victory Monday for Chicago anyway. It was an eventful weekend in French Lick, Indiana at the Korn Ferry Tour finals. Andy and Brendan run through the Top 20 bubble and discuss many of the players that earned their PGA Tour cards for next year. They also commend the KFT broadcast crew for bringing something different to

Help! My Driver Isn't Working Today!Welcome back to the tee box! I'm your host, Daniel Guest, and today we're tackling a problem every golfer knows: that feeling on the first tee when your driver just doesn't want to cooperate. You're slicing, you're hooking, you're hitting the dreaded pop-up, and you're thinking, "Why bother?The Quick Fix: Tee It Down!When the big stick is misbehaving, most of us try to swing harder or fix some imaginary flaw in our backswing. Stop! The easiest, fastest fix is

Tommy Fleetwood kept his late season run going with a win on the DP World Tour in India. The win vaults him all the way to number 5 in the OWGR. We will discuss where he goes from here and if he is the third best player in the world.Good Good Golf announced that they will be sponsoring a PGA Tour event next fall in Texas. We will try to make sense of how they are able to do this (with investors likely) and how it benefits both the PGA Tour and Good Good Golf. Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy

Golf lessons could take a step up with this gadget...A short snippet from The Swing of It!The Swing of It is brought to you by GolfBox! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

American Hero from the Phoenix Cup, Mr Ricky Reilly joins to fill us in on the busy Fall he has had already. We break down everything from his top 3 finish at the Ohio Adaptive Open. To having the putt to secure the Phoenix Cup for America in his singles match out in Arizona as he beat his opponent from Europe. And wrap it up with his most recent trip back to Philly for the GAP Adaptive Open where he battled multiple days to finish 6th out of 52 participants and finished 2nd in his Short Stat...

Tune into Season 3, Episode 6 of The Restoration Club podcast for a powerful conversation that goes beyond business.This week, hosts Danny Christiansen and Ryan Grammatico sit down with Ryan Cummings of Palmetto & Pine Golf Co. Ryan shares the raw, honest story of relaunching his brand, navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, and—most significantly—finding Jesus along the way. This episode is a must-listen for anyone rebuilding, refocusing, or simply seeking inspiration in their work and

The P8 position, known as Post-Impact Extension, marks the first checkpoint after impact — the instant when the trail arm fully extends, and the club shaft again becomes parallel to the ground on the follow-through side. It reveals how efficiently energy was transferred into the ball and how the body continued to rotate, balance, and extend after contact. Within the BioSwing Dynamics model, each core type expresses this moment differently — through distinct patterns of extension, rotation, and

Tour pros and plus handicap golfers give their takes on the game. In a Q&A style format, we analyse our own games by discussing technique, tendencies and course strategy. Also we dive into common amateur mistakes and offer advice to improve performance.

In this episode of the State Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera interviews Jacob Hollander, a professional golfer with a remarkable journey. Jacob shares his early experiences in golf, the challenges he faced with Lyme disease, and how it shaped his appreciation for the sport. He discusses his college golf experience, the influence of mentor Dave Stockton, and the mental strategies that led him to win a conference championship. Jacob also reflects on his transition to professional golf, the

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