This week on Where’s That Bar Cart, Monty makes and gifts homemade windshield washer fluid, Nick had a fluky personal best, and we play another round of “Would You Rather”. This episode was sponsored by Electric Avenue. Check out new friend of the pod Old Faithful Golf Co. Thanks to Comedy Records and to each and every one of you who listens, watches, and supports our podcast. Please subscribe to our YouTube channel @ComedyRecords. Swing well out there everyone. Follow us at: - @...

Gaede reviews the final day and the Euro win!! Ole Ole!!

In episode Barry Bonds, Parker discusses happenings from this week in golf. From Xander getting off the Schauffele Schneid, to a fellow Camel grabbing a PGA Tour card, it was a big week for a number of players!

Send us a text After a recap on the September results of The Missing Links Golf Show Yearly Championship, Steve and Andy take us through their recent competition rounds. Whilst the results may not have been exactly what they wanted, the boys still had plenty of valuable lessons to walk away with. Most important was the desire to stay mentally locked in for the whole round. Sometimes, when your swing goes missing the only thing to do is embrace the grind... Join the fun by entering The Missing...

How far should you hit your irons? The answer depends more on your handicap than the number on the club. Using performance data from Shot Scope for male golfers, this chart shows the average 4– to 9-iron distances by handicap.These numbers reflect real on-course results, not just swing speed. Think of them as baselines. If you swing faster or strike it well, you’ll likely hit it farther. If you’re less consistent, you may fall below the averages.25 HandicapAt the 25-handicap level, long irons are

Golf course designers Rob Collins and Gil Hanse joined host Gary Williams for the final day of “Design Week” on Golf Channel. Collins announced he will be starting a new project in Kohler (Purebred Farm Course), touched on his projects at Bounty Club, Royal Dornoch, Tasmania and The Ambush. Hanse touched on the restoration work he and his team are doing at Seminole as well as updates on projects at Ladera, Childress Hall, High Grove and Spanish Bay. The show ended with the latest edition of golf

Should you really be trying to swing like Rory McIlroy or Dustin Johnson? In this episode, Erik, Jayson, and Tyson dig into the pros and cons of comparing your golf swing to those of PGA (and LPGA) Tour players. They share how instructors can use elite players’ moves (like Rory’s rotation or DJ’s trail hip action) as teaching tools without asking students to copy them outright. The hosts also discuss why 2D video can be misleading, how body type and

Most golfers hear it as one of their first tips: "Keep your head still." But what if we told you that trying to freeze your head is destroying your swing mechanics?In this video, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb break down one of golf’s most misunderstood concepts—the illusion of head stillness. Whether you’ve been told you “lifted your head” or you’re battling inconsistent ball striking, chances are this advice is doing more harm than good.We'll explain the biomechanics of head movement

Recién llegados y con el hierro todavía caliente, nos juntamos los cinco para revivir todo lo que dejó esta primera (de varias, probablemente) edición de la PDH Cup fuera de Argentina.Un episodio con de todo: el detrás de escena del viaje, cómo se vivió la competencia, la movida en el hotel, nuevas amistades de todo el continente y, por supuesto, un repaso día a día por las tremendas canchas que jugamos en Punta Cana.Un viaje del joraca que ya pide repetirse en 2026.Revivimos la primera PDH Cup

On today's episode I'm joined by Keffer Rhodes who has worked on Adventures in Golf since season 5. With Season 9 of AIG underway, I invited Keffer on the pod for an impromptu, ChatGPT generated Q&A about our trip to Ukraine. Check out this season of Adventures in Golf on the Skratch YouTube channel.Head over to marinelayer.com and use code RANDOM to get 15% off.Follow along!@erikanderslang@randomgolfclub@kefferrhodes

What really rotates in a great golf swing, and how much should it? In this episode, Erik, Jayson, and Tyson break down the way four key things rotate that every golfer should understand: the pelvis, chest, forearms, and the shaft itself. From how the pelvis often feels more linear than rotational, to the chest’s spiral-like motion, to how forearm rotation influences shaft lean and clubface control, the crew dives into the mechanics and feel behind rotational movement. They also tackle common

This week, Hal and Mark discuss Golf's Majors and the future host sites for future events. They also look back at the previous week in golf with a preview of what's coming up this weekend.

The game of golf isn't just difficult, it is also complicated in a lot of ways. And no other way the came is too complex is with the rule book.Plain and simple, why does golf have so many dumb rules? On this episode of the Fairways & Dreams podcast, host Jeff Hartman tries to wrap his brain around the topic, as well as the latest news in the game of golf. This podcast is a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Smylie Kaufman teams up with legendary golf coach Tony Ruggiero — a.k.a. The Dewsweeper — for a lesson that’ll have golfers both laughing and learning. Tony and Smylie dig in to the details (telling a story or two along the way), giving great insight for golfers looking to refine their practice and preparation.Then, Tony turns his eyes to Charlie for part two, locating some problem areas that just might give him the extra gear ⚙️ Packed with great golf instruction, hilarious moments, and real

Tommy Fleetwood is the biggest star of the autumn with two wins and a stellar Ryder Cup performance. Martin and Des meet to discuss his recent win in Delhi and what this might mean for his future major prospects. Plenty of other news from around the world of golf, particularly the ongoing fallout of fans behaviour at Bethpage, LIV Golf's laughable financial results and their assertion that the league is gaining sponsorship deals which boost franchise values, Richard Bland's win in Scotl...

On this week's episode of GOLF's Subpar, Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz are joined by longtime broadcaster Trey Wingo for an exclusive interview. The former SportsCenter host reveals the massive mistake he made attempting to honor John Daly on-air, why the 1991 Ryder Cup sparked his love for golf and how a chance lunch with Tiger Woods led to a literal run-in with Michael Jordan.--Bet with Fanatics Sportsbook and earn up to 10% FanCash back, win or lose. Millions are being given away this year, and you

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the golf issues of the day: Colt Knost announcing he's going to get his amateur status back, promising Korn Ferry Tour grads, Asian Tour stories, advice for junior golfers, media issues, and more.

The boys are back with new audio gear and the same kitchen-table energy! Len digs up Todd’s secret rap past (yes, Atlantic & Capital was real), then we dive into Jays mania, Todd’s wild elevator run-in at the playoffs, and his VIP Ryder Cup adventure that somehow involved Trump, fake lanyards, and “I’m an 01” security clearance.We wrap up with the Cavendish Cup victory recap, golf season debates, and a few classic Island chirps along the way. Grab a beer, hit play, and enjoy a laugh with the

A new Scottish links with rookie swagger takes on a legend as we set up an epic doubleheader: Dumbarnie’s modern hospitality and risk‑reward design against the stern test of Carnoustie. We explore the welcome rituals, drivable par fours, sea views, and why Scotland’s variety is unmatched. • whisky on the tee and a first‑putt honour ritual • visitor‑first service and smooth facility flow • wide fairways, fun setup, and fair challenge • three drivable par fours with real decisions • split‑fair...

This week on Course Café, Raymond sits down with Mike Belgue, Brand Director at Reigning Champ, to talk about what makes a brand truly timeless. From the foundation of quality and craftsmanship to the evolution of visual identity and storytelling, Mike shares how Reigning Champ continues to move through sport with purpose, balancing restraint, refinement, and quiet confidence.