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Welcome to the final episode of our three‐part exclusive interview series with LPGA legend Brittany Lincicome – a two-time major championship winner whose storied career is filled with dramatic playoff battles, unforgettable victories, and moments of genuine humor. In this engaging installment of "FORE the Good of the Game," Brittany opens up about the highs and lows of her journey on the LPGA Tour, sharing candid reflections and personal insights that reveal the true heart of a champion.We open the segment with Brittany recounting her second major win at the 2015 ANA Inspiration where she again eagled the final hole to get into a playoff and prevail over Stacy Lewis.Throughout this episode, Brittany recounts the intensity of her most critical playoff moments, the strategic decisions on the green, and the adrenaline rush of making game-changing shots under pressure. She takes us behind the scenes of iconic tournaments, reliving the unforgettable atmosphere of championship play and the quirky traditions that made her career memorable – from impromptu celebrations to lighthearted moments with family and friends.More than a tale of competitive triumphs, Brittany also discusses the challenges of balancing a rigorous tour schedule with the demands of motherhood. She shares touching stories of how her experiences on the road influenced her decision to eventually step back from professional golf, prioritizing her family while still cherishing her lifelong passion for the game. Her reflections on global travel, cultural encounters, and the evolution of the LPGA offer a unique perspective that resonates with both longtime fans and newcomers alike.Join hosts Mike Gonzalez and Bruce Devlin as they dive deep into Brittany's remarkable career, exploring the lessons learned, the legacy she hopes to leave behind, and the exciting possibilities for the future. This episode is a must-listen for anyone inspired by resilience, authenticity, and the enduring love of golf.Brittany's heartfelt reflection revisits both the triumphs and trials of her career while looking forward with optimism, humor, and immense gratitude for golf's enduring magic, "FORE the Good of the Game."Give Bruce & Mike some feedback via Text.Support the showFollow our show and/or leave a review/rating on: Our Website https://www.forethegoodofthegame.com/reviews/new/ Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fore-the-good-of-the-game/id1562581853 Spotify Podcasts https://open.spotify.com/show/0XSuVGjwQg6bm78COkIhZO?si=b4c9d47ea8b24b2d Google Podcasts https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xNzM3Mjc1LnJzcw About "FORE the Good of the Game” is a golf podcast featuring interviews with World Golf Hall of Fame members, winners of major championships and other people of influence in and around the game of golf. Highlighting the positive aspects of the game, we aim to create and provide an engaging and timeless repository of content that listeners can enjoy now and forever. Co-hosted by PGA Tour star Bruce Devlin, our podcast focuses on telling their life stories, in their voices. Join Bruce and Mike Gonzalez “FORE the Good of the Game.” Thanks so much for listening!

  Welcome once again to a VERY special edition of The Flaghunters Golf Podcast. Today, we have my friend and World number Four on the Pod, Lydia Ko.    Lydia was born in  South Korea and moved to New Zealand when she was four.  At 15 years of age she became the youngest to ever win a LPGA event and the only person to win 2 LPGA events as an Amateur.  Lydia also became the youngest Major Championship winner at 18 years of age when she won the Evian Championship in 2015. Her closing round of 63 became the 2nd lowest to win a Major in Woman's Golf history. She bested that number with a 62 in the ANA Inspiration in 2021.        While Lydia had so much success early, she did struggle a bit after her meteoric rise. Lydia went though some tough times with her game but bounced back with the help of her Coach, Sean Foley , to come back into the form that she's used to playing at. Something that I highly recommend that you read is her letter to her public letter she wrote to her 15 year old self. You can find the link directly on her Instagram page.  The letter gives a deep, compassionate look into who Lydia really is, a genuine Woman with the wisdom of someone much older than her age of 26.    Although I am 52 years of age, I look up to Lydia. She's a very humble, grounded superstar that has her life and her game in a very healthy perspective. This is something that we should all strive for.   A big hug to Lydia and a sincere thanks for spending some time to enlighten all of us.  I have no doubt that Lyds will continue to be in Championship form for years to come . 

In this segment, Dottie Pepper shares the story of how she became the first On-Course Commentator in Master's history and Tiger's surprise when he saw her walking inside the ropes. We hear stories of how she was able to get into Augusta National and down Magnolia Lane to see the final round of the 1987 Masters when she was a senior at Furman, plus, as a Seve fan, her disappointment when he hit his 2nd shot in the water on 15 during the final round of the '86 Masters. She answers Matthew Laurance's question about the greatest round of golf she's witnessed either as a player or commentator. We finish up hearing about the dramatic finish when she captured her first LPGA major championship victory at the 1992 ANA Inspiration.

2 time Major Champion Dottie Pepper, the only player to beat Tiger Woods twice in match play Nick O'Hern, & one of the Top Instructors and Host of A New Breed of Golf, Michael Breed, join me... Dottie Pepper became the first On-Course Commentator in Master's history. She shares the story of how that came about, plus Tiger's surprise when he saw her inside the ropes. She also tells the stories of how she was able to get into Augusta National and down Magnolia Lane to see the final round of the 1987 Masters when she was a senior at Furman. She answers the question of what the greatest round is that she's ever witnessed either as a player or commentator, and the dramatic finish from when she captured her first LPGA major championship victory at the 1992 ANA Inspiration. Nick O'Hern talks about his new book "How To Play Your Best Golf, Strategies From A Tour Pro. I also get his thoughts on players going over to the LIV Tour, what his strategy was that allowed him to beat Tiger Woods twice in World Match Play events, plus why players insist on going for the pin on 12 at Augusta National during the final round when we've seen so many of those shots wind up in Rae's Creek. Michael Breed starts out talking about his dream to play Major League Baseball and the time when he pitched back-to-back games one righthanded and one lefthanded. We hear about the endowment fund he started for the men's golf team at his college alma mater in honor of his coach Ted Keller. Michael also shares his experience qualifying for and then playing in the 1994 Greater Hartford Open. I get his perspective on the LIV Tour, plus Lexi Thompson's performance at the KPMG PGA Championship.

2 time Major Champion Dottie Pepper, the only player to beat Tiger Woods twice in match play Nick O'Hern, & one of the Top Instructors and Host of A New Breed of Golf, Michael Breed, join me... Dottie Pepper became the first On-Course Commentator in Master's history. She shares the story of how that came about, plus Tiger's surprise when he saw her inside the ropes. She also tells the stories of how she was able to get into Augusta National and down Magnolia Lane to see the final round of the 1987 Masters when she was a senior at Furman. She answers the question of what the greatest round is that she's ever witnessed either as a player or commentator, and the dramatic finish from when she captured her first LPGA major championship victory at the 1992 ANA Inspiration. Nick O'Hern talks about his new book "How To Play Your Best Golf, Strategies From A Tour Pro. I also get his thoughts on players going over to the LIV Tour, what his strategy was that allowed him to beat Tiger Woods twice in World Match Play events, plus why players insist on going for the pin on 12 at Augusta National during the final round when we've seen so many of those shots wind up in Rae's Creek. Michael Breed starts out talking about his dream to play Major League Baseball and the time when he pitched back-to-back games one righthanded and one lefthanded. We hear about the endowment fund he started for the men's golf team at his college alma mater in honor of his coach Ted Keller. Michael also shares his experience qualifying for and then playing in the 1994 Greater Hartford Open. I get his perspective on the LIV Tour, plus Lexi Thompson's performance at the KPMG PGA Championship.

2 time Major Champion Dottie Pepper, the only player to beat Tiger Woods twice in match play Nick O'Hern, & one of the Top Instructors and Host of A New Breed of Golf, Michael Breed, join me... Dottie Pepper became the first On-Course Commentator in Master's history. She shares the story of how that came about, plus Tiger's surprise when he saw her inside the ropes. She also tells the stories of how she was able to get into Augusta National and down Magnolia Lane to see the final round of the 1987 Masters when she was a senior at Furman. She answers the question of what the greatest round is that she's ever witnessed either as a player or commentator, and the dramatic finish from when she captured her first LPGA major championship victory at the 1992 ANA Inspiration. Nick O'Hern talks about his new book "How To Play Your Best Golf, Strategies From A Tour Pro. I also get his thoughts on players going over to the LIV Tour, what his strategy was that allowed him to beat Tiger Woods twice in World Match Play events, plus why players insist on going for the pin on 12 at Augusta National during the final round when we've seen so many of those shots wind up in Rae's Creek. Michael Breed starts out talking about his dream to play in Major League Baseball and the time when he pitched back-to-back games one righthanded and one lefthanded. We hear about the endowment fund he started for the men's golf team at his college alma mater in honor of his coach Ted Keller. Michael also shares his experience qualifying for and then playing in the 1994 Greater Hartford Open. I get his perspective on the LIT Tour, plus Lexi Thompson's performance at the KPMG PGA Championship.

It was a great week for the podcast as Ryan had the winner of WGC Matchplay in Scottie Scheffler at 16/1 that win in Austin takes Scheffler to the summit of World Golf becoming the new World Number 1 Golfer after winning 3 of his past 5 events on PGA Tour. Jamie had Kevin Kisner finish Runner up at 66/1 along with another T2nd in Dominican Republic with 40/1 Alex Smalley at Corales Puntacana where Chad Ramey gained his maiden PGA Tour title. On the DP World Tour in Qatar it was victory for the Scots as the supremely talented Scot Ewen Ferguson battled back bravely from the heartache of Kenya to win his first professional title at Qatar Masters winning at -7 in a brutal contest at the weekend in Doha. This week it is the first major of the year as the Ladies of the LPGA & LET Tours flock to Mission Hills Golf Club in Rancho Mirage, California for Chevron Championship formerly known as ANA Inspiration. Patty Tavatanakit was the winner last year at -18. Measuring just over 6,800 yards Mission Hills is an iconic venue in the Women's game with world's best such as Jin Young Ko, Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson and Annika Sorenstam all lifting this Major Championship. Craig & Ryan go through how we feel the first major will play out and we both have a consensus value pick at 20/1. On the PGA Tour we stay in Texas this week as we head to San Antonio for Valero Texas Open the last stop on Tour before The Masters next week! 7,464 yard Par 72 Greg Norman designed TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) takes Centre stage as Jordan Spieth returns to defend his dramatic title win last year. This event throws up surprises so don't be surprised to see a triple figure winner win this week. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ChasingPars_Pod, @ThomsonGolf94, @GolfTipster5 & @Js_GolfingTips. We would appreciate if you gave listen this week. Enjoy!

Desert-centric: Join in as Judd chats (laments?) about the Chevron Championship with Larry Bohannan of The Desert Sun, and also visits with KESQ's Blake Arthur to talk about his golf event at PGA WEST (and nation TV appearance on The Bachelorette).

The puck drop nears . . . with the desert's pro hockey debut just a year away,  join Judd as he visits with Troy Bodie, former NHLer and Director of Hockey and Business Operations for Palm Springs AHL.

Larry Bohannan is the golf writer for the Desert Sun and joins John McMullen to talk about the LPGA bringing an end to its Major tournament that has taken place in the Coachella Valley for five decades. The ANA Inspiration which began as the Dinah Shore tournament will happen once more in April 2022 and then pack its bags and check out of Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage, heading with its new sponsor, Chevron USA, to more oily greens in Houston, Texas. How did the Golf Capitol of the World lose its place on the ladies major circuit? Bohannan discusses the circumstances on the John McMullen Show.On the Web: https://www.desertsun.com [ Use offer code W-PG for a discounted 6-month digital subscription at https://www.desertsun.com/subscribe ]

Dottie shares stories from her life in the game going back to when her Grandmother got her started, her college career at Furman, joining the LPGA Tour in 1988, her two major championship victories at the 1992 & '99 ANA Inspiration, and her transition to broadcasting. Specifically we hear about: - Her father who played professional baseball with the Detroit Tigers organization and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in March of 1968. - Winning the New York State Amateur Championship when she was 15. - Top 5 finishes in the National Championship in 3 of her 4 years at Furman. - Finishing low amateur in the 1984 US Open. - Her two major championship victories both coming at the ANA Inspiration, formerly the Dinah Shore Classic. - Being a part of 6 Solheim Cup teams and what the US has to do in order to win the Cup back. - The bear that came charging towards her was she was covering the 2008 US Senior Open. - And her new book "Letters to a Future Champion" that you can find on her Web site www.dottiepepper.net

In this edition of the podcast, my guests are LPGA Tour Legend & 2 Time Major Champion Dottie Pepper and 1970 National Champion & 1978 PGA Champion, John Mahaffey. Dottie Pepper talks about the sports household she grew up in. Her father played professional baseball with the Detroit Tigers organization and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in March of 1968. We also hear her stories about: Winning the New York State Amateur Championship when she was 15Her college golf days at FurmanFinishing low amateur at the 1984 US OpenHer two major championship victories both coming at the ANA Inspiration, formerly the Dinah Shore Classic.Being a part of 6 Solheim Cup teams and what the US has to do in order to win the Cup back.The bear that came charging towards her was she was covering the 2008 US Senior Open.And her new book "Letters to a Future Champion" that you can find on her Web site www.dottiepepper.net John Mahaffey shares stories from his college days at the University of Houston. John won the individual National Championship in 1970 and helped the Cougars to back-to-back team titles in 1969 & '70. We hear about his relationship with Ben Hogan and how he became known as "Hogan's Boy". We also hear about his victory a the 1978 PGA Championship, backing up that win the very next week at Pleasant Valley Country Club, being a member of the 1979 Ryder Cup team, and his transition to broadcasting the game.

This week on the Next on the Tee podcast it's 6 Degrees of Keith Hirshland as my guests are two Legends of the game, Dottie Pepper & John Mahaffey. Dottie Pepper talks about the sports household she grew up in. Her father played professional baseball with the Detroit Tigers organization and was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in March of 1968. We also hear her stories about: Winning the New York State Amateur Championship when she was 15, her college golf days at Furman, finishing low amateur at the 1984 US Open, her two major championship victories both coming at the ANA Inspiration, formerly the Dinah Shore Classic, being a part of 6 Solheim Cup teams and what the US has to do in order to win the Cup back., the bear that came charging towards her was she was covering the 2008 US Senior Open, and her new book "Letters to a Future Champion" that you can find on her Web site www.dottiepepper.net John Mahaffey shares stories from his college days at the University of Houston. John won the individual National Championship in 1970 and helped the Cougars to back-to-back team titles in 1969 & '70. We hear about his relationship with Ben Hogan and how he became known as "Hogan's Boy". We also hear about his victory at the 1978 PGA Championship, backing up that win the very next week at Pleasant Valley Country Club, being a member of the 1979 Ryder Cup team, and his transition to broadcasting the game.

#80. From The Masters, to The Open, and the ANA Inspiration. Doug and Golf Professional, Tyler Wright, talk about their favorite golf majors, and answer a very emotional question from a listener in this episode of Birdies Not BS.   Find us on our socials @BirdiesNotBS on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter and submit your questions online: at BirdiesNotBS.com    ABOUT BIRDIES NOT BS: Golf expert Doug Smith and friends, take a modern approach to the golfing experience while answering the most popular questions the new generation of golfers have today, in less time than it takes you to order a take-out meal. Every week during the golf season they answer a new question related to not just the game, but the lifestyle surrounding it.   Even that golf question you have but won't ask out loud. We sift through all the high-brow BS and give you what you really need to know to live your freshest golf life, from the course to the barbecue.   Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just gripping a club for the first time, Birdies Not BS is for you, the new generation of golfer who demands a more approachable and modern game. ----more----   EPISODE CREDITS:   Producer, Maribel Quezada Smith Editor, Julian Rodriguez Theme music by Ricardo Pujol

Before the action begins at The Olympic Club, we're joined by two of the competitors in the field at the 2021 US Women's Open. First up, we'll hear from ANA Inspiration champ Patty Tavatanakit on what the last few years have been like as she began her professional career and the next steps after her first win in a major. The second half of the pod (36:15) is a visit with New Zealand's Amelia Garvey as the former USC Trojan prepares to compete in her first major as a professional.

In today's episode Randy catches up with Golfweek's Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols on twitter) to chat about the 2021 LPGA season thus far. Beth Ann was recently named the first-ever female president of the Golf Writers Association of America. She talks about that position and what her role and responsibilities include. They then discuss everything from Lydia Ko's reemergence to the ultra-impressive breakthrough victory of Patty Tavatanakit at the ANA Inspiration. And so much more. Enjoy!

รับฟังและร่วมแสดงความยินดีไปกับ ‘คุณธนวัช ธวัชธนกิจ' คุณพ่อของ ‘โปรเหมียว' ปภังกร ธวัชธนกิจ โปรกอล์ฟสาวชาวไทยวัย 21 ปี (หรือน้อง Patty Tavatanakit ซึ่งเป็นชื่อที่เธอเลือกใช้ในการแข่งขัน) ที่เพิ่งสร้างประวัติศาสตร์คว้าแชมป์ LPGA จากการแข่งขันรายการระดับเมเจอร์ ANA Inspiration 2021 ณ รัฐแคลิฟอร์เนีย ประเทศสหรัฐอเมริกา เมื่อต้นเดือนเมษายน 2564 ที่ผ่านมา จากจุดเริ่มต้นในวัยเด็กของ ‘โปรเหมียว' กับเส้นทางสายกีฬากอล์ฟควบคู่การศึกษาท้ังในและต่างประเทศ ทั้งสองต้องวางแผนและผ่านการตัดสินใจในเรื่องใดกันมาบ้าง? สิ่งใดที่ ‘คุณธนวัช' ใช้เป็นแนวทางในการเลี้ยงดูและปลูกฝังกระบวนการทางความคิดที่สำคัญของ ‘โปรเหมียว' ที่เธอนำมาใช้ทั้งในการแข่งขันและการดำเนินชีวิต พร้อมหลากมุมมองที่น่าสนใจอีกมาก... เชิญรับฟังได้เลยครับ นำเสนอเรื่องราว: All Thailand Golf Tour ร่วมกับ บริษัท สิงห์ คอร์เปอเรชั่น จำกัด ดำเนินรายการ: ‘หนึ่ง‘ กิตติศักดิ์ ชลศึกษ์ ท่านสามารถรับฟังรายการย้อนหลังทั้งหมดได้ที่ www.insidegolf.live ©2021 All Thailand Golf Tour

Host Ryan Barath shares his conversation with Sam Bettinardi of Bettinardi Golf that covered everything from the manufacturing process, working with tour players, and their Major win on the LPGA Tour by Patty Tavatanakit at the ANA Inspiration.

April is proving to be a lucrative month for Lydia Ko who is back to the stunning form that saw her reach number one in the world at just age 17.Ko's drought-breaking victory at the Lotte Championship in Hawaii yesterday was he first since April 2018 as she captured her 16th career title on the LPGA and 21st overall title.The Kiwi finished with a final round of 65 to end the tournament at 28-under, seven shots clear of four players tied for second.Ko has completed 100 straight holes with just one bogey.The US$300,000 winner's cheque came a fortnight after earning US$287,716 for second place at the ANA Inspiration, the opening major of the year.The 23-year-old has so far earned US$791,944 for the season (NZ$1.1m) with four top 10 finishes to go with her victory. She now sits in 13th all-time on the LPGA career money list with US$11,592,269 earned across 184 events since her professional debut in 2013.Ko will move into the top 10 of the world golf rankings and sits second on the Race to the Globe CME season standings behind Nelly Korda who was second in Hawaii.After winning 19 times before turning 21, Ko had a period where she struggled for form, followed by a stint where she was in contention, but couldn't produce the final-round performances she had become accustomed to.One of those final-round struggles came at the Marathon Classic in August, where Ko lost a five-shot lead with six holes to play in the final round, having led the field over the first three days.After victory in Hawaii, she admitted she had struggled to sleep before that round."I told my mum this morning, before Marathon, I couldn't even sleep on Saturday night – even though I've been in that position before, it had been such a long time, I think I was putting a lot of pressure on myself and I know there were a lot of expectations."But I slept great last night, I just said 'hey, my fate is already chosen, and I'm just going to play the best golf I can'."Close calls and lost leads led to doubt creeping in for the 23-year-old."When you're in that position, and it doesn't happen, you do doubt. If I said I didn't doubt myself at all, that would be a lie."Hand on my heart, there were times I wondered 'hey, I don't know if I'm ever going to be back in the winner's circle', but I'm obviously grateful for everything that has happened in my career so far. Being back in this position is super cool."If the form continues she will go into the Tokyo Olympics as one of the favourites as she attempts to go one better after claiming silver in Rio five years ago. 

Amy & Adam recap a wild week at The ANA Inspiration - including Amy's viral interview with Shanshan Feng, Lydia Ko's sizzling 62, and Patty Tavatanakit's breakthrough win. Plus they talk about the return of the LPGA Tour at the LOTTE Championship and Emilia Migliaccio joins Amy & Adam to chat about her runner-up finish at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

An LPGA player got fined for slow play... that fine was 64% of her years' earnings so far... Is that fair? We talk about bringing in the shot clock and what punishments would be better and would actually speed up play! Oh also, there's a small tournament on this week.... THE MASTERS!!Did the LPGA learn from last years ANA Inspiration? (14:56)Player fined 64% of years earnings for slow play... surely there is a better way? (20:00)Spieth is BACK! (47:06)Bryson warming up for the Masters (57:31)Our picks for The Masters (59:45)If players weren't pro golfers what would their jobs be? Tim plays a game... (1:11:31)ENJOY!Thanks for tuning in! If you enjoy the show please leave us a rating and review. Or even take a screenshot and share on the socials!This show is brought to you by:Sunday Red Golf - The golf club for all the hackers, the toppers and the purists out there! If you love your golf, enjoy a post-round drink and just enjoying being out on the course with your mates having a laugh, then you'll fit right in. Join the club for free, just click here.TourChamp - Ever thought of creating your own golf leagues? Your own "Race To Dubai" or “FedEx Cup” style competitions with your mates? Well, now you can! Choose from Stableford leagues or matchplay leagues and over the course of a season, let's see who will be crowned TourChamp! Click here to start your league now for FREE

MFG Show EP 44 | Golf’s Most Interactive Online Show. On this week’s show we talk ANA Inspiration, Spieth Back […]

We are back and you are now listening to Three Putt Par! On todays episode we breakdown a jam packed weekend of golf. We got the insane finish at the ANA Inspiration, a long awaited Jordan Speith win in Texas, and a blast of a Saturday at the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Unbelievable golf played and recapped AND oh yea…..its MASTERS WEEK BABY! Enjoy!

The Stinger, golf's #1 podcast, gives you the ULTIMATE Masters Tournament Preview. Mark and Chuck discuss some of the biggest names in the tournament, including Jordan Speith, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlory, Brooks Koepka, Collin Morikawa and Jon Rahm. We give our predictions for the tournament winner plus we'll talk about some of our favorite prop bets for the week.  We also recap Patty Tavatanakit's dominant win at the ANA Inspiration (1:38:00) and Spieth's exciting victory at the Valero Texas Open.

It's finally here, the greatest week in golf and we talk all things Augusta National and the Masters Tournament including a special edition Masters quiz. First, we discuss our golf after the first full week back on the golf course and how our handicaps have adapted to the new World Handicap System. We take a look at the weeks industry news including an update on Tiger before looking back at an unbelievable week of golf at both the Ana Inspiration and Valero Texas Open, which saw the rise of a star in Patty Tavatanakit and the return to the winners circle for Jordan Spieth. We give our Birdie Bogey Bust for the week and continue on the Ryder Cup segment, this time looking at the 1967 Ryder Cup and some more controversy surround Jack Nicklaus. Enjoy Masters week and this episode of the Bogey Boys Podcast!!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bogey-boys-golf-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Heading into Masters Week, Jordan Spieth finally ended his nearly 4 year win drought in his home state at the Valero Texas Open. LPGA Tour rookie Patty Tavatanakit took down the tour's first major of the season at the ANA Inspiration with Lydia Ko making a charge on Sunday, and Stephan Jaeger punches his ticket back to the PGA Tour after his win at the Emerald Coast Classic. Finally, we rant on Manitoba's current public health orders that bans all liquor consumption on golf courses.

We've made it to Augusta! Sean Zak and Dylan Dethier recap Jordan Spieth's win at the Texas Open and discuss what it means for this coming week at the Masters. Spoiler: it means a lot. We discuss the favorites, tease some bits of an exclusive interview with Bryson DeChambeau and break down everything we can expect to happen this week at Augusta National.  Youthful guest James Colgan joins to discuss his first impressions of the club before the group puts a bow on the ANWA and ANA Inspiration. 

In this week's episode, of course Brian celebrates Spieth's first win in over four years, much to the chagrin of Dave. After basking in that victory, Brian and Doug hear all about Dave's excuses for losing to Todd this weekend, and Doug thinks he's figured out the cheat code for how to play golf when his newborn arrives.We also discuss the Augusta National Women's Amateur, and runner-up Emilia Magliaccio's decision to not pursue professional golf, despite her numerous amateur awards, in favor of becoming a writer.Finally Dave breaks down his spring break trip to Gatlinburg with the family, and Brian explains why his kids are the worst fighters of all time.

Ben and Kent talk about Patty Tavatanakit's victory at the ANA Inspiration, sit in awe at the core values she shared that drove her to victory, her distance and greens in regulation over the week, Lydia Ko's tournament record 62 and how many years her 16 under would've won the tournament. They reflect on the awesome golf played, then discuss some Tokyo Races, primarily focusing on England and Thailand. They talk about the U.S. Solheim Cup, and Ally Ewing creating some separation. They wrap up talking the quality of play this week from the top five players in the world, and analyze Kent's bets of the week. What an enjoyable week of golf at the first major of the year.

We discuss the past week in golf including the Valero Texas Open, the ANA Inspiration, and the Women's Amateur, and the Drive, Chip, and Putt challenge taking place at Augusta National. Highlights of this episode include: Jordan Spieth's resurgent victory over Charley Hoffman and Matt Wallace Patty Tavatanakit dropping bombs at the ANA Inspiration Our Stock Up (Matt Kuchar, Gary Woodland, Matt Wallace) and Stock Down (Zach Johnson, Tony Finau, Akshay Bhatia) Craig pulling away after his Spieth One & Done selection, and, Augusta National chat as we discuss the Women's AM, Drive, Chip & Putt, and the recent news of Brooks Koepka and Jon Rahm Thanks for listening! Music by Wool on Wolves

The Stinger, golf's #1 podcast, recaps last week's WGC Match Play Championship (1:00), which was won by Billy Horschel (as predicted by Chuck), and recaps the Puntacana tournament (32:30), which was won by Joel Dahmen (as predicted by Mark).  Mark and Chuck also preview the ANA Inspiration(41:30), the LPGA's first major of the year, and the Valero Texas Open(53:10).  We end the podcast by talking about the National Black Justice Coalition's call for the PGA to pull the Masters from Augusta National in protest of Georgia's recently passed voter restriction law (1:06:10).

Matt Youmans and Wes Reynolds welcome Indy Jeff Sealey to break down the Valero Texas Open and share their best bets. Plus, Wes' plays for the first LPGA major of the year - the ANA Inspiration. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Three Putt Par, we answer one of our listener questions, preview the Valero Texas Open, and throw out some picks for the first LPGA Tour major of the year. Cheers!

We have our first major of the year, and along with that, comes our first guest of the year! Skylar Hoke (@skyhookdfs) of FTN Daily joins me to talk the biggest tournament since starting this show!

Ben and Kent preview the first major in Golf, the ANA Inspiration. They first reminisce about Mirim Lee's three chip-ins on Sunday to get into a playoff, then defeating Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson. They discuss Korda's major performances, then talk about the top players trending in the right direction. They dissect Nasa Hataoka's opportunity to right the ship with a major this week to stay the top Japanese player in the world ahead of the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo and break down the logjam of US Solheim Cup players trying to make the team by Solheim Cup points. They close with predicting who will leap into Poppie's Pond.

GOLF IS BACK and we discuss our first round back on the greens. We also take a look at an action packed week of golf with the second WGC event of the year and victory for Billy Horschel, plus the other golf events across the PGA Tour, European Tour and LPGA Tour.We give our Birdie Bogey Bust for the week and take a look back at the 1965 Ryder Cup before reviewing the first Major of the season on the LPGA Tour as Mission Hills Country Club hosts the 50th Ana Inspiration. We also take a look ahead to the Valero Texas Open and gave our predictions for the week. We hope you enjoy!!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bogey-boys-golf-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben and Kent return to the 9th tee to recap Inbee Park's 21st career win at the Kia Classic, along with discussing Sei Young Kim's top 25 streak ending, the course setup changes by the LPGA Tour, and their impact on viewership, and Michelle Wie West's return. They then talk about Kent's selection of Inbee Park, In Gee Chun not signing her scorecard, and tease the preview episode discussing the ANA Inspiration.

We look back at a huge week in golf with the WGC Dell Technologies Match Play event, the Corales Puntacana Championship, the LPGA's Kia Classic, and the Club Car Championship. We discuss: The WGC Match Play format. How we think it could be improved and our thoughts on Match Play in general. The crazy leaderboard that had only one Top 20 player advance and a final four with Victor Perez, Billy Horschel, Matt Kuchar, and Scottie Scheffler Joel Dahmen's impressive maiden victory in the Dominican Republic Inbee Park's win at the Kia Classic ahead of the ANA Inspiration, and, We dish out our Three Stars of the week, discuss Bryson (as always…), and much more! Thanks for listening! Music by Wool on Wolves

With not having performed her best since returning back to competition following the LPGA Tour's restart, Brooke Henderson found herself in the final group on Sunday at the ANA Inspiration seeking her second major championship title. Stewart Cink ends his 11-year win drought at the first event of the 2020-2021 PGA Tour season at the Safeway Open for his first victory since the 2009 British Open, and we look forward to next week's US Open where 4 Canadians will be competing at Winged Foot.

Ben and Kent dive into the Poppie's Pond of content from the ANA Inspiration. They discuss Mirim Lee's THREE chip ins on Sunday to get into a playoff. They break down the playoff, then delve into Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson's performances. They consider who will walk away from losing the major in a better mindset, how the wall next to Poppie's Pond made golf into bumper cars on the 72nd hole, and the strong performance from a couple future LPGA Tour players in Rose Zhang and Gabriela Ruffels. They wrap up the show discussing Kent's picks of the week, and discuss the Cambia Portland Classic next week.

Sarah is out on PTO, so Lex is joined by Kim Johnson to talk about an exciting giveaway for the first women's major tournament of the year! Sign up for the Callaway Community for your chance to win a very special golf bag made solely for the ANA Inspiration. Also on the podcast is Women's Golf Day founder, Elisa Gaudet! After years in the industry, Elisa saw a need for an initiative to get more women into golf. She tells all about the growth over the last 5 years, the partnership with Callaway and how you can get involved in WGD. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's going to be a scorcher in Rancho Mirage! Ben and Kent talk about the triple digit weather and caddies in carts at the Dinah Shore Course, the return of Sung Hyun Park (8:20), and run through Ben's players to watch this week. Kent runs through three players without majors who have a strong opportunity to win their first one (31:02). They then discuss how a victory this week would put Stacy Lewis on Hall of Fame watch (39:46). Kent and Ben throw on their commissioner's hats in discussing the Sophia Popov situation (46:00). As always, Ben leaves room for a hot take at the end.

This week's guest is: Ann Liguori, Golf Correspondent for CBS Sports Radio On this episode, the Golf Insiders are joined by long-time sportscaster, Ann Liguori to discuss the ANA Inspiration and the success of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur where Jennifer Kupcho battled blurred vision and migraine headaches en route to a four-stroke victory.   Holly and Jeff also recap the rollercoaster finish at the Valero Texas Open where first-time Tour winner, Corey Conners was granted the final spot in the field for The Masters.   All of this and more on this week's show! WEEKLY PODCAST WITH TOP GOLF REPORTERS FROM GOLF CHANNEL, ESPN, GOLFWEEK AND MORE! Hosted by Holly Geoghegan and Jeff Shain

Episode 3 - Get the insight into the TPC San Antonio and Valero Texas Open with Roby Robertson, CGCS and the 1st Major on the LPGA Tour with Jared Taylor of Mission Hills Country Club, host of the ANA Inspiration!

Hosts Casey and Kyle give their predictions for the 2017 Masters and what they expect to see at the annual tournament contested at Augusta National Golf Club. Topics include the news that Dustin Johnson has fallen down a flight of stairs on the eve of the first round, each of their ideal Masters outcomes, how Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy will fare and whether a first time participant has a shot at winning. For the final 2 minutes of the podcast, both hosts touch on the Lexi Thompson ruling at last weekend's ANA Inspiration and how replay could be ruining the sport of golf.   This episode is proudly presented by GOLFGUIDE.NET

It's Masters Week!!! On the show we get very excited about the first Major of the year from the gorgeous Augusta National. A lifetime of memories come flooding back and we try to identify who can and will go well this week and be in the hunt for their own green jacket come Sunday evening. To kick off, we get more than a little animated discussing the epic rules fiasco at the first Ladies Major of the year, The ANA Inspiration and the heartbreaking loss suffered by Lexi Thompson. For listeners looking for some more in depth talk, with detailed statistics and analysis, Barry joined Steve Bamford of Golf Betting System for their first podcast. Check our Twitter or Steve's @Bamfordgolf for links to the show. Have a wonderful week! Thanks for tuning in. Send us a Tweet or email on any topics you'd like to hear on the show.

On the show this week, Barry and James were thrilled to have John McGuire, CEO of GAME GOLF on the show to talk about their revolutionary GPS and Shot Tracking, Stat Collecting, Game Improving and Interactive products, designed to give the best information to golfers to help them improve their games, as well as interact with and compete with their golfing friends. We love this product and what it can bring to everyone's game and having the chance to hear about it from the man that started it all was very special - an entrepreneur and visionary in every sense of the words. We talk about our own games - James on the range working out an issue and locking in the swing and Barry playing in his first Club Singles Matchplay of the year. We look back on the events of last week - The Kia Classic on The LPGA Tour won by Lydia Ko, The Puerto Rico Open on The PGA Tour won by Tony Finau and The WGC Dell Match Play won emphatically by Jason Day. And to bring things to a close, we look forward to the first Major of the year on The LPGA Tour, The ANA Inspiration, and the last chance to earn an invite to The Masters takes place on The PGA Tour with The Shell Houston Open.

On the show this week, we had the pleasure of interviewing the founder of BPutters, Antonio Biagioli to talk about why and how he started a putter company, the ideas and inspiration behind his stunning creations and his plans for producing even more beautiful putters (we can't wait to be wowed!!). In News, we talk about Tiger falling outside the Top 100 in the World Rankings, his landing at Augusta for a practice round and Jason & Amanda Dufner announce that they are getting a divorce. We review the action from The Kia Classic on The LPGA Tour, won by Christie Kerr, The topsy-turvy Trophee Hassan II on The European Tour, won by Richie Ramsay and The Valero Texas Open on the PGA Tour won with a dominating display of superb all-round golf by Jimmy Walker. And finally we look forward to next week's tournaments - the first Major of the Year for the Women with The ANA Inspiration from Mission Hills CC in California and the warm up for The Masters in Houston with The Shell Houston Open on the PGA Tour.