The Golfstore Podcast

It may be hard to play golf. But with better understanding for the swing and it's mechanics it may become easier. In this episode of the podcast, Golfstore Professional Jonathan Taylor shares his way of looking at the swing – and comes up with an explanation that may just take your game to the next level

In this episode of Golfstore's Gear Watch we take a closer look at the iron trends of 2025, discuss why a certain golf clubs feel the way they feel – and how you can make sure you are swinging the one that feels and performs the best for you.

Golfstore Professionals David Leet and Peter Grimfjord discusses custom fitting and identify one equipment mistake very many golfers do. Listen, learn and become a better golfer.

In this episode of The Gear Watch we take a closer look at some of the hottest drivers of 2025; Ping G440, TaylorMade Qi35 and Callaway Elyte.

He is a talented player himself, but more than anything Morten Hedegaard is a successful golf teacher who has fostered players such as Danish LIV Golf Star Frederik Kjettrup. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast Morten is giving you the tips and tricks that will kickstart your 2025 golf season – and make you play better golf than ever before.

Golfstore Pro Fredrik Theander returns from The PGA Show in Orlando and gives a report on the latest trends in the golf business. "It's a driver year", he concludes.

Welcome to a new season of The Golfstore Podcast! A season that brings a new format! From now on every other episode will focus on equipment and the hottest gear in the Golfstore golf shops. In this episode we sit down with Jesper Overgaard Sorensen, Pro at Smorum Golf Club, to discuss the trends we see, coming into the 2025 season. The episode is recorded in Al Ain, during the Golfstore Winter Meeting, where Jesper and Martin have just tested all the hottest products from Titleist, Callaway, TaylorMade, Ping, Srixon, Wilson and Cobra. Please enjoy!

Having the perfect swing is one thing. Getting the ball in the hole something completely different.Yes, we dive deep into swing philosophies, but what you really don't want to miss from this episode is when Johannes Soini Gergils, Golfstore Professional at Wäsby, shares his best tips, drills and exercises for turning three strokes into two and lowering your scores.A warm welcome to a new episode of the Golfstore podcast.

His favorite golf course is Carnoustie, the brutally tough links between Dundee and Aberdeen, nicknamed Carnasty because of the stern test. Maybe it is the fight against nature's force, the strategical elements and the precision required, that has made it a favorite for Magnus Andersson. Or perhaps it is because it was here Magnus caddied for Mats Hallberg when Mats finished third in the Scottish Open and thereby qualified for The Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes. In this episode of the podcast Magnus tells us about the lessons he learned from caddying on tour, and how you can use them to become a better golfer. A warm Welcome to The Golfstore Podcast.

She had a great first year as a tour professional and Annika Sörenstam's sister Charlotta advised Ellinor Haag to try her wings on the American tours. And so she did. In this podcast we talk about how to handle both internal and external pressure – and taking the step from amateur to professional golf. Eventually Ellinor Haag decided to abandon her dreams of becoming the new Annika. She was tired of the game and had no intention of becoming a golf teacher. However life has a way of presenting unexpected turns. Today Ellinor is the Head Professional at Sala Golfklubb where she passes on the unique knowledge she has accumulated through her golf journey. Knowledge that will make you a better golfer.

He is the Chairman at PGA of Sweden. She beats him on the golf courses. Marcus and Linda Lindell are a golf couple comparable to none. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast they share their tips about how you should go about your decision making on the golf course – tips that will make you a better golfer.

Golf is a game that can lead to strong emotions. Emotions that can be hard to control and that may effect your score. It is true for both the best players in the world and hobby golfers. Teaching players in both categories Magnus Landström has seen it up close and in this episode of The Golfstore Podcast he both shares his observations and gives tips that will help you find your game face.

Playing your best golf isn't about hitting your best shots. It's about making your best mistakes. In this episode of The Podcast Golfstore Professional Jacob Flood speaks about how to get there, and how to find your way of getting that ball in the hole.

She competed against Annika Sörenstam and has achieved success herself as a player. But when asked to choose her favorite golf memory she points to something else and highlights the perhaps most beautiful aspect of our game.

At Smørum Golfklubb outside of Copenhagen golf is a sport. It is no coincidence this is where Denmark's elite come to practice. And maybe this is also why the club is so successful, basically subscribing to championship medals both on a domestic and international level.In this episode of the podcast, Golfstore-Professional Jesper Overgaard discusses what is needed in order to reach success and the importance of creating an environment where talent can flourish.

Björn Asplund is the Head Professional at this year's Scandinavian Mixed-venue Vasatorps Golfklubb. We sit down at Golfstore Summer Meeting in order to hear his thoughts on golf training and to understand what he labels as his ”read thread” – a philosophy based on the fact that we are all different. But also to understand how to create the right environment for players to develop and have fun. A warm welcome to a new episode of The Golfstore Podcast.

In modern golf, distance is becoming increasingly important. PGA Tour Player Time Widing is a prime example. In this episode of the Golfstore Podcast, his swing coach Peter Grimfjord share tips on how you can increase your driving distance, but also how you can get mentally stronger, and shoot lower scores.

Rational thinking and self awareness will help you shoot lower scores and reduce your handicap. This becomes obvious when Ebba Björnberg, Golfstore Professional at Ljunghusens Golfklubb, gives her tips on strategy and game plan. In this episode we also go deep into how you practice to become better and why college golf is right for some, but not for others. A warm welcome to The Golfstore Podcast.

He is one of the few who got to study under Mac O'Grady. But was also kicked out by the teacher icon.In this episode of the Golfstore Podcast Niklas Eriksson shares how his journey in golf coaching started in the Swedish version of Navy Seals (Kustjägarna). From there on curiosity and a constant search for information has led him to become one of the most prominent golf coaches in Sweden.It is time to pick his brain and become better at golf.

In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast we talk to Mikael Löfström. He teaches us why routines are important for success on the golf course – and helps us become more effective in our training.Welcome to a new episode of The Golfstore Podcast – a podcast that makes you a better golfer.

Shortgame is the in the focus when we speak to Dale Harris, Golfstore-professional at Gullbringa Golf & Country Club.Born and raised in Australia it is needless to say golf has taken Dale Harris on a journey around the globe. In this episode of the Golfstore podcast we dwell into why some succeed and why others don't, and also learn some Australian short game tricks that if you take them to heart will lower your score.

Danish rising star Frederik Kjettreup painfully missed the cut at The US Open at Pinehurst. In this interview his childhood coach Morten Hedegaard tells the story of how Frederik learned from what happened in the tournament to go on and win the following week.In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast we also go deep on how you make a good strategy before playing your next round of golf and look into how one using strategy can improve the short game to more effectively get the ball into the hole.Finally we also dissect Bryson DeChambeaus win, and discuss how his recent social media growth impacts the future of our game.Please enjoy a this new episode of the Golfstore Podcast.

Today David Leet is the head pro at Falsterbo Golf Club, one of the most prestigious golf clubs in Sweden. Born in Nigeria, and growing up in the UK, he took the long route to get there. In this episode of the Golfstore Podcast David takes us on a true journey as he shares some of his best stories, tips and memories.  David also explains why finding the right equipment for your game is so important, and how you should go about Custom Fitting.

Kajsa Arwefjäll, now a professional on the Ladies European Tour, began her golf journey building ball castles while her father, Golfstore Pro Niclas Arwefjäll, taught lessons. Eventually he started teaching her too, and she got better and better. The progress led her to play college golf in California and when we meet them Niclas has just caddied for Kajsa at the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed – her second tournament as a golf professional. This interview shares parenting advice, college tips, and an inspiring story of shared dreams.

Thousands of people watch his videos on YouTube. But Jonathan Taylor is not your normal influencer. He uses the video platform to spread his knowledge about the golf swing. In this new episode of The Golfstore Podcast he lets us know how and why – and explains why adapting his philosophy will make you a better golfer.

Imagine your standing in the middle of the fairway, with a nine iron in your hand. You´re chasing the birdie. But you can't see anything. This is the reality for blind golfer Ronald Boef. He has never been able to see, but can still play some truly impressive golf. In this episode of the Golfstore Podcast we are talking to his coach Adrian Morley. Through this discussion we get a better understanding of how he teaches Ronald – and realize that we have a lot to learn.

Growing up, Golfstore professionals Eirik och Espen both competed against Viktor Hovland. But how good was the Norwegian superstar as a young kid? And what made him develop into a world class golfer? In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast we talk about how you maximize training in a cold country such as Norway, why it is important to stay humble, and what impact national success in the biggest tournaments has on the overall interest for golf in a country.In other words what is the Hovland effect?

At the age of 32 Marco von Noort played volleyball in the Dutch first division. This is when injuries created time for a new hobby and  he and his pals got hooked on golf. But Marco early on found a problem. There was a lack of equipment for him. Because he is left-handed. Marco decided to solve the problem and this pushed him into the golf industry. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast Marco goes deeper into the attraction of the game, reflects on golf sometime can be too exclusive and how we can erase the stigma of golf being a game only for a select few. 

It was in the late 60's when Nigel's father brought him to the golf course for the first time and introduced his son to a sport where Nigel's hip problems wouldn't stop him from being competitive. But little did any of them know then. Nigel came to be a Golfstore teaching professional – and when he in turn brought his son Philip to the golf course a tradition was born. Today they run a shop together.This is a story about how the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, about loving the game of golf, but also about dreams and what takes to reach the very top.

Welcome to the pilot episode of the Golfstore Podcast!They have known each other since they were kids. Today they are both Golfstore Teaching Professionals and in this first ever episode of the Golfstore Podcast René Klausen and Jacob Tranberg dives deep into their childhood, what got them into golf and the key factors when it comes to making golf attractive for youth.