Scottish Golf Radio Show

Alan talks to Jock about his extensive career covering golf across Scotland and the world. We hear from Connor Syme on the eve of a trip to Australia and Stephen Gallacher after his fine performance in Portugal. Club of the week is Colvend In Dumfries and Galloway and we reveal the winner of our competition to win a golfing weekend at Dalmahoy, near Edinburgh.

Craig talks to Alan about his long career on the Tartan Tour, his home club of Carluke and the forthcoming Scottish PGA Championship at Gleneagles. We hear from one of the most famous voices in the game, recently retired starter Ivor Robson. Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend reveals his love of golf and club of the week is Haggs Castle in Glasgow.

The Ryder Cup is upon us and we discuss the event in depth. Alan hears from Kevin Fish about initiatives to increase club membership across Scotland and the club of the week is Bothwell Castle.

Andrew talks about his long career in professional golf and they chew over the forthcoming Ryder Cup. We hear about some new innovative equipment for disabled golfers and also about a new book looking at the history of ladies' golf in East Lothian. Uphall is club of the week.

Alan and David hear from last week's winning members of the Scottish area team championships. Scottish pro Alan Saddington talks about 'The Dutch', the new course where the KLM Open was recently played, and Douglas Park in Glasgow is club of the week.

Alan and Euan chew over the amateur game in the country We hear from journalist Euan McLean on the now complete Ryder Cup team for this month's encounter in the USA and Club of the Week is Crieff.

Alan and Beth discuss the current state of ladies golf in Scotland and Europe. We hear from Ewen Ferguson who is about to make his pro debut on the Challenge Tour and from Scottish Golf's Performance Development Manager about its latest initiative to help young golfers develop their game. Former Scotland scrum half Rory Lawson describes his love of golf and club of the week is Tain.

We hear about a unique golf society in the Czech republic and from Alan Walker, author of a new book about a 1936 tournament in Germany sanctioned by Hitler. Club of the week is Nairn Dunbar.

Alan talks to Stephen about this week's Scottish Senior Open at Archerfield. Nairn is club of the week and we hear from three up and coming youngsters, Sandy Scott and Colm Campbell, who represented Scotland and Ireland respectively in the recent Men's Home Internationals, and winner of the Scottish Girls' under 16 Open Hannah Screen.

We also hear from eighties singer songwriter and golf fanatic Lloyd Cole, while Murcar is the club of the week.

Alan and Richie discuss last week's Major, the USPGA, the forthcoming Paul Lawrie Matchplay tournament at Archerfield in East Lothian and they hear from new Scottish Men's Amateur champion George Duncan. Club of the week is Montrose.

Club of the week is Baberton in Edinburgh and there are interviews with Jesper Parnevik and two amateur enthusiasts, Hollywood actor Dougray Scott and BBC news presenter Naga Munchetty.

Alan talks to Gordon about the forthcoming Senior Open when it returns to Carnoustie in July, and he visits Bearsden GC to meet young Scots star Ewen Ferguson.

Alan and his guest Michael McEwan discuss the Masters and the Scottish Boys' and Girls' Championships.

This time Alan and his guest, former European Tour and Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart, discuss the upcoming Scottish Boys' Championship and preview the Masters in Augusta. #ScottishGolf

Alan Tait's guest this time is European Tour star and Ryder Cup player Stephen Gallacher. They talk about Stephen's foundation, junior golf, a unique ladies only club and, of course, that memorable Gleneagles Ryder Cup.

In the first programme, presenter Alan Tait and his guest, the Scotsman's golf writer Martin Dempster, discuss Scotland's most recent champions, our number one lady golfer, offer the first of a great weekly prize and plenty more besides. #ScottishGolf