Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew coltart

Mark Darbon, CEO of the R&A, and Andrew Coltart of Sky Sports joined the program today. Darbon talked about the R&A's pillars of inspiration, participation and governance as well as their thoughts on the ball rollback, the direct pathway into The Open for a LIV golfer and a host of other topics. Coltart talked about Rory's quest to win the Grand Slam, his top stories of the season thus far, the considerations for Luke Donald and the Ryder Cup team and his thoughts on who will wear the Green Jacket.Host Gary Williams also talked about Min Woo Lee's first career PGA TOUR victory as the Texas Children's Houston Open.

This week's Sky Sports Golf Podcast comes from the Swiss Alps where Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell ahead of the European Masters.They discuss Niklas Norgaard's win at the British Masters and consider whether the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup playoffs need a change of format for future years.Plus they look ahead to this week's action in Crans-sur-Sierre and look back on an exciting Curtis Cup.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to the 152nd Open Championship at Troon.We chat about the test the players will face, especially on some of the hardest holes which Andrew describes as "card wreckers".Plus, we run through the chances and hopes of the top players including Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Tommy Fleetwood and Bryson DeChambeau.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to The Players and make their picks for who they think will do well at Sawgrass.Listen out for exclusive interviews with world number one, Scottie Scheffler and one of golf's biggest up and coming stars, Ludvig Aberg.

Rory McIlroy's U-turn over his views on golf's ongoing saga between the main tours, a weather-affected finish to the PGA Tour event at Pebble Beach and a look ahead to this week's Qatar Masters all feature, as Andrew Coltart and John E Morgan join host Josh Antmann to talk through another busy week.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Andrew Coltart to decide the golfing awards for 2023. Who wins 'Shot of the Year' and 'Moment of the Year'? You can also watch the vodcast on Sky Sports Golf and it's available On Demand.

Former Ryder Cup-er and Scottish professional golfer turned Sky TV commentator joins CH3 to look back at this year's DP World Tour season and more. Coltart discusses everything from the importance of securing your first win to Rory McIlroy, Scandivaian golf's resurgence with successful players like Victor Hovland, Ludvig Åberg and the Højgaard brothers and more. Thanks to our partners: AG1: Try AG1 and get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free AG1 Travel Packs with your first purchase. Go to drinkAG1.com/CH3. That's drinkAG1.com/CH3.  Rapsodo: Use code CH3 for $70 off the purchase of a MLM2PRO and a dozen free RPT balls at Rapsodo.com. The membership unlocks access to Combines as well as Session Insights, slow motion replay, and video storage up to 10,000 videos. Tell your friends about the new show and be sure to follow Claude to submit questions, enter giveaways and keep up with the latest Son of a Butch updates on Instagram at @ClaudeHarmon3. Son of a Butch is produced in partnership with Wasserman. The views and opinions expressed by guests interviewed on the Podcast, including all program participants and guests, are solely their own current opinions regarding events and are based on their own perspective and opinion. The views and opinions expressed do not reflect the views or opinions of Claude Harmon, Wasserman, or the companies with which any program participants/interviewees are, or may be, affiliated.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Damon Hack and George Savaricas recap an electric Ryder Cup weekend that saw Team Europe defeat Team USA 16.5-11.5. They go through all the most exciting and controversial moments that lead to an incredible celebration. The guys welcome in Todd Lewis who was on the ground in Italy to talk about everything that occurred. After that, Andrew Coltart hops on to talk about some of the strong takes he had about the weekend. Rex Hoggard and Mark Rolfing then each give their respective opinions on everything that happened this weekend. We wrap up the show with the topics of conversation on the next Ryder Cup and Bethpage. Todd Lewis (18:55) Andrew Coltart (30:50) Rex Hoggard (43:25) Mark Rolfing (56:19)

Another daily podcast from the team at the Marco Simone. Josh is joined by Dame Laura Davies, David Howell and Andrew Coltart. Dame Laura chats about the European triumph at the Solheim Cup last week. The trio discuss their favourite Ryder Cup moment and a further look ahead to this week.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to the 151st Open Championship. They look back on an epic Scottish Open and praise both Rory McIlroy and Bob McIntyre. Iona Stephens also pops in to give her experience from The Renaissance and the ways in which the Open is being a more sustainable championship.

In a Sky Sports Golf Podcast first, an emergency pod is called due to the announcement of the merger between LIV, the DP World Tour and the PGA Tour. Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Michael McEwan to discuss a monumental day in the sport and the possible implications.

We are absolutely delighted to have Andrew John Coltart on the podcast. He is a Scottish professional golfer and TV commentator. He had a successful amateur career and played in the 1991 Walker Cup, and as a professional he won twice on the European Tour, the 1998 Qatar Masters and the 2001 Great North Open, and played in the 1999 Ryder Cup. We talk about his golfing career and how he is able to make sure he's in peak physical condition in order to keep his mind in the right place when playing well really matters. Starting out in golf 1:00Typical week for a traveling golfer 4:00How many tournaments Andrew plays in a year 9:45Has the standard of golf changed? 13:25A story about Tiger Woods 16:25Some injury problems 19:40Using Barefoot Science insoles 27:00The importance of balance 32:10“Fundamentally from week to week, you try to make sure that you're in peak physical fitness and still in peak physical fitness on the Sunday so that your brain doesn't fatigue, so that your concentration doesn't fatigue, so that your body doesn't start to shut down, and so that you don't start to squander shots when really the checks and the prize money, things like that are on the line.” 7:01@andrewcoltart

Josh is joined by Rich Beem and Andrew Coltart to look back on a dramatic Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. There's a long discussion about the new changes to the PGA Tour in 2024 and how it will affect different players. Plus, a preview ahead of The Players Championship.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Wayne Riley to look back on all the drama of the Challenge Tour Grand Final. They talk about their experiences at Q-School and celebrate another British win on the LPGA Tour. Plus a look ahead to the Nedbank and there's a crucial Ponder the Pro.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem, Andrew Coltart and Michael McEwan for the Open Championship Podcast. Plenty of stories told about memories from past Opens at St Andrews, first visits to the course, the atmosphere in the town and all the details on how the Old Course might play this year. Plus a lengthy chat on Tiger and their picks for the week.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Brad Faxon to preview the 2022 U.S. Open. There's a very brief chat on LIV then onto a look back on the 1999 Ryder Cup. They reflect on McIlroy's win in Canada, how Phil will be welcomed in Boston and some picks as well.

Andrew Coltart and, journalist, Ewan Murray join Josh Antmann for a massive review ahead of the 2022 Masters. Tiger, Rory, changes to the course and merchandise are all covered. Sophie Walker also calls in to look back on a huge weekend of women's golf.

Our good friend Andrew Coltart once again joins us on the podcast. In a wide ranging conversation we discuss money in the modern game and players morality or lack there of. The new DP World Tour & the alliance with the PGA Tour. The Majors & venues for this coming season, hopes for us all for 2022 and some picks also! Andrew recalls some recent nightmares he has being having which is just hilarious! Suadi golf and some really good insights and points come across here. Top fella is Andrew, always great to have him back on. 

It's a jam packed podcast this week as Andrew Coltart joins Josh and they speak to Richard Bland about his last 12 months since his Betfred Masters win. How he prepares for tournaments, what keeps driving him in the game and he talks about why his wedge game is so good. They also talk about the increasing Saudi Arabia interest and Phil Mickelson's comments from last week.

The first two books were hailed for changing the games of golfers all over the world. Now the successful teaching duo of Gary Nicol and Karl Morris are back – and they've have roped in some pretty big names to help them. The Lost Art of the Short Game is the final part of the best-selling Lost Art of Golf series and, this time, Gary and Karl aim to free you from the shackles you have self-imposed on your short games. Using the successful formula of getting you to look within, rather than going heavy on technique, the trio of titles now form a complete overview of the game, and an essential part of every golfer's library. Wedges guru Bob Vokey, renowned golf architect Mike Clayton, and former Ryder Cup player-turned commentator Andrew Coltart are among the special guests lending their own wisdom across the pages. So to find out more about the book, and how it can help your game, Gary and Karl are my guests this week on the From the Clubhouse podcast… You can get hold of The Lost Art of the Short Game, along with the previous two books in the Lost Art Series, by visiting the Lost Art of Golf website.

Paige is joined by golf analyst Amanda Rose and former pro golfer, member of the 1999 European Ryder Cup team, and Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart to dissect USA's landslide victory at the Ryder Cup and the future faces of US and European golf. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

It's that time in the golf cycle again....the interminable wait for the Ryder Cup to get underway. With a week and a bit to go before the first ball is struck former European Tour player now Sky Sorts commentator Andrew Coltart joins Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and Rod Morri to talk all things Whistling Straits and more.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart, Rich Beem and Michael McEwan to discuss emotional wins on the European and PGA tours. A home winner at the Women's Amateur Championship and there's a big preview of the U.S. Open.

Andrew Coltart and Zane Scotland join Josh Antmann to discuss the Player Impact Program, the Zurich Classic, foursomes and Ponder the Pro returns.

Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart talks candidly about his career and has strong opinions on golf and fitness, this is a great episode for the club golfer as we also talk just what it is like to play against Tiger Woods, with a terrific insight into just how Tiger likes to unsettle a player. Follow Andrew Coltart on Twitter @AndrewColtart On Instagram: @andrewcoltart Download your FREE Golf Fitness E-Book here: https://www.pro-fitgolfconditioning.com/ Get social with Pro-Fit Golf Conditioning - https://www.instagram.com/pro_fitgolf/?hl=en 

Hey Guys, welcome back to the Hole in One Golf Podcast! Thanks very much for listening. Please reach out on the social media links listed below if you would like to get involved and share stories. Please remember to rate and share the podcast on whatever platform you are listening on. Please do also follow the podcast over on facebook & Instagram as well, I would really appreciate your support. This podcast is the second part of a brilliant chat with former European Tour Winner and Ryder Cup player, Scotland's Andrew Coltart. Make sure check out:- https://andrewcoltart.com/ Andrew was extremely generous with his time and we have a wonderfully insightful chat about the game. In part 2, Andrew talks more about his coaching philosophies that have now helped some great players break through in Scotland and we talk more about Scottish Golf, as well as Andrew captaining Europe in the Palmer Cup. Andrew tells me how a call from his good friend, former Tour Player- Mark Roe, turned his career around and lifted him out of a big slump. He also shares an absolute “bomb” of a golf story, as well as talking me through that brilliant “3&2” prank, thanks very much for your time Andrew and sharing some absolutely brilliant #golfingtales ! Connect: Twitter @seasidejack Facebook @holeinonebooks & @holeinonegolfpodcast Instagram @holinonegolfpodcast @holinonegolfcourses #holeinonegolfpodcast #podcast #andrewcoltartgolf #rydercup #europeantour #golf #scottishgolf Links: https://www.scotsman.com/sport/golf/andrew-coltart-changed-set-he-detested-and-scots-golf-blossomed-1555335 https://andrewcoltart.com/ https://twitter.com/andrewcoltart?lang=en https://www.skysports.com/golf/pundits/andrew-coltart https://www.scotsman.com/sport/golf/palmer-cup-victory-thrills-andrew-coltart-1532732 https://www.rydercup.com/news-media/my-ryder-cup-andrew-coltart https://www.skysports.com/golf/news/12176/11510246/watch-tiger-woods-pranks-andrew-coltart-with-gift-to-commemorate-1999-singles-match

Hey Guys, welcome back to the Hole in One Golf Podcast! Thanks very much for listening. Please reach out on the social media links listed below if you would like to get involved and share stories. Please do follow the podcast over on facebook & Instagram as well, I would really appreciate your support. Joining me today, is former European Tour Winner and Ryder Cup player, Scotland's Andrew Coltart. Make sure check out his website:- https://andrewcoltart.com/ Andrew was extremely generous with his time and we had a wonderful chat over 2 episodes! In part one, Andrew tells me how he was born into Golf in Scotland, he talks about his early career and he shares some exceptional insights from his Ryder Cup appearance, at what was infamously known as the "Battle of Brookline" in 1999, over in Massachusetts, USA. It was a huge baptism of fire, with Europe fielding 7 rookies and Andrew talks about that infamous Ryder Cup and his debut in more detail! I'm sure you'll really enjoy the 2 podcasts! Andrew Coltart Key Achievements: - 1987 Scottish Boys Amateur Championship - 1991 Scottish Amateur Stroke Play Championship - Eisenhower Trophy (representing Great Britain & Ireland): 1990 - St Andrews Trophy (representing Great Britain & Ireland): 1990 (winners) - Walker Cup (representing Great Britain & Ireland): 1991 - Alfred Dunhill Cup (representing Scotland): 1994, 1995 (winners), 1996, 1998, 2000 - World Cup (representing Scotland): 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2001 - Ryder Cup (representing Europe): 1999 - 1998 European Tour Qatar Masters Winner - 2001 Great North Open Winner - Australian PGA Winner 1994 & 1997 Connect: Twitter @seasidejack Facebook @holeinonebooks & @holeinonegolfpodcast Instagram @holinonegolfpodcast @holinonegolfcourses #holeinonegolfpodcast #podcast #andrewcoltartgolf #rydercup #europeantour #golf Photo Credit: AndrewColtart.com

In a special Masters Preview Vodcast, Butch Harmon calls in from Vegas and joins Andrew Coltart and host Josh Antmann to discuss plenty ahead of this year's Masters, including the course, Bryson and the leading contenders. Lee Cox, coach to Joe Miller, goes in depth on Bryson DeChambeau’s game

It's a busy podcast this week as Sophie Walker and Andrew Coltart join Josh Antmann to discuss a first LPGA Tour win for Mel Reid. Plus, Lucas Bjerregaard calls in to discuss his recent life on the PGA Tour. To celebrate Black History Month, Henni Koyack discusses her experiences and opinions of racism in the game and what can be done.

Andrew Coltart joins John E. Morgan and Kit Alexander to dissect Bryson DeChambeau's US open win and the Battle of Brookline

Michael and Bryce are joined by former Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart to discuss all of the latest action, including that Lexi Thompson rules fiasco at the AIG Women’s Open, Sophia Popov’s fairytale win at Royal Troon, and Phil Mickelson’s senior debut. Plus, what gives Andrew nightmares, which course would the trio happily never play again, and is shooting 59 losing its ‘wow’ factor? ⛳️  Chat to us on social and subscribe to the magazine for the best news, reviews, comment and more from the home of golf!  ⓣ https://twitter.com/bunkeredonline  ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/bunkeredonline  ⓨ https://www.youtube.com/bunkeredonline  ⓘ https://www.instagram.com/bunkeredonline  Get the magazine every month: https://www.bunkered.co.uk/suboffer 

In 1999, Mark ‘Jesse' James captained Team Europe in the 33rd Ryder Cup, selecting rookie Andrew Coltart as part of his Brookline-bound side. The first singles match teed off on the final day with the men in blue holding a commanding 10-6 lead, but the USA's Ben Crenshaw had assembled a formidable line-up, cheered on by a raucous home crowd. As Justin Leonard holed a miracle putt on the 17th, and supporters and teammates flooded the green, the fightback was all but complete: Europe would relinquish the Ryder Cup. Alongside Josh Antmann, James and Coltart dissect the events of that weekend.

Andrew Coltart and Inci Mehmet join regular host Josh Antmann to discuss a victory for Paratore at Close House and an emotional comeback win for Michael Thompson in Minnesota. Andrew gets very passionate over a certain golf ruling and Inci gives her views of the Rose Ladies Series so far. Vodcast out on Sky Sports Golf from Wednesday

Joe, Fionn and Peter talk about the return of the PGA Tour at Colonial. The lads also speak to former European Tour and Ryder Cup player, now of Sky Sports, Andrew Coltart.

Former Ryder Cup players David Howell and Andrew Coltart join regular host Josh Antmann to pick their all time European Ryder Cup Team. A few restrictions are in place which doesn't make for easy choices. Who makes the team? Tune in to find out. You can watch the vodcast in the On Demand section of Sky Q

Today on READ IT, ROLL IT, HOLE IT Oli speaks to European Tour legend, Ryder Cup golfer and Sky Sports broadcaster Andrew Coltart on his viewpoints of the beautiful game of golf. FOLLOW: https://www.facebook.com/LeettPuttingHub https://twitter.com/PuttingHub https://www.instagram.com/puttinghub/?hl=en

2016 Masters Champion Danny Willett joins Nick Dougherty, Andrew Coltart, Rich Beem and host Josh Antmann to chat about his amazing victory at Augusta. He gives some insider knowledge and the perks of being a winner there.

With The Open cancelled, the Masters moved to November and new dates for other majors, Nick Dougherty, Andrew Coltart and Rich Beem join Josh Antmann to look at the new 2020 schedule and if it's a realistic prospect or not. Look out for part 2 of the podcast coming your way on Thursday.

Great chat & fun with Andrew Coltart. His Walker Cup experience in Portmarnock in 1991. That great win for Scotland in the Dunhill Cup of 1995. Tour wins and the Ryder cup of 99. Tiger, Radar, Beeemer, reaching 50 and the craic with gym buddy Nick Dougherty. Enjoy

Josh is joined by a myriad of guests for this years Open Championship Podcast. Radar, Dame Laura Davies and Andrew Coltart start things off and then Tyrrell Hatton pops by for a chat after his practice round. Plus, Ewen Murray comes in for a natter at the end.

The fourth '#Golfchat with...' sees Josh catch up with Andrew Coltart. He talks about his times as a club pro, all the events from the dramatic 1999 Ryder Cup and the tough mental struggles he had towards the end of his playing career.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and they're at the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte. They look back on wins by Rahm/Palmer and Campillo. Plus, slow play gets the Coltart treatment after a controversial week.

In today’s episode, I feel very lucky to have sat down, in person, with former European Tour player Andrew Coltart a couple of weeks ago. Andrew is an 18-year veteran of the European Tour having played competitively from 1993-2010 accumulated 494 European Tour starts and 6 victories as a professional. Anyone who knows the game of golf, understands just how difficult it is to qualify for the tour, let alone to keep your playing privileges. Maintaining your tour card requires that you play at high standard over time and to make cuts. The fact that Andrew Coltart was able to stay on the tour for 18 straight years speaks volumes for just how good of player he was during this time span. Added to this was the fact that Andrew played in 3 out of the 4 major tournaments. He had one US Open appearance, making the cut and finishing in 75th place in 1997. He also played in 4 PGA championships making the cut in all four of these tournaments with his best finish being T37th place. Another impressive feat is that he played in twelve Open championships with his best finish being a tie for 19th place in 1999. Although Andrew had many accomplishments in his 18-year career, his most defining moment was being selected as 1 of 12 players to represent Europe on the 1999 European Ryder Cup team. This was a tremendously rewarding experience for Andrew as it taught him many things about himself at the time. Not only did he have the skill set to make the European team, he also was able to compete at the highest level possible when the stakes and pressure were incredibly intense. You will hear Andrew speak about his Ryder Cup experience, as well as, what it was like playing a singles match on the final day against the world #1 player at the time, Tiger Woods. Andrew shares some great stories from that final day of the Ryder Cup in this episode. What I appreciate about this conversation with Andrew was his openness, his honesty, and his willingness to not only talk about the successes in his career but to unveil the curtain on failure and hardship and what he was able to learn about himself when times were tough and how he had to come to grips with a decline in performance in his game. As Andrew’s career on the tour was coming to an end, he was offered a wonderful opportunity to move into a very different role that took him from competing on the golf links to a leading role as a European Tour Sky Sports Golf Analyst and Commentator. He has thrived within this role and is a huge asset to the game of golf through the current work that he does. I want to thank Andrew for his time and energy and for being his authentic self in this conversation. Everyone, thanks for tuning into this episode, I’m sure you’ll have a lot of takeaway value. Andrew’s Bio Born in 1970 in Dumfries, Scotland, Andrew Coltart grew up playing golf at Thornhill Golf Club in the Scottish Borders, where his great uncle was a founding member. A strong amateur golfing career produced numerous victories and led to representing Scotland in the 1990 Eisenhower Trophy, and GB & Ireland in both the 1990 St. Andrew’s Trophy and the 1991 Walker Cup. Turning pro in 1991, Andrew gained his Tour card at Qualifying School, and over the next 20 years accumulated 494 European Tour starts and 6 victories as a professional. He represented Scotland in the Alfred Dunhill Cup on 5 occasions (winners in 1995) and the World Cup on 5 occasions, and represented Europe in the 1999 Ryder Cup, facing Tiger Woods in the singles matches on the final day. He is now a leading analyst for Sky Sports TV. Connect With Andrew: Website: https://andrewcoltart.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/andrewcoltart Themes Discussed: Personal Excellence, Purpose, Overcoming Challenge, Pressure, Mindset, Failure, The Ryder Cup, Sky Sports

In this episode, I speak with professional golfer and Sky Sports commentator Andrew Coltart. Andrew turned professional in 1991 and was a member of the European Tour from 1993 to 2012. He had two wins on the European Tour and his best finishes in the Order of Merit were 7th place in 1996 and 8th place in 1998. Andrew was a member of the European 1999 Ryder Cup team playing in the singles against Tiger Woods. Andrew now commentates golf for Sky Sports and is the perfect person to talk about the current golfing landscape. We speak about the 2018 Ryder Cup, social facilitation, adaptability, accepting failure, vulnerability and the failings of modern-day golf coaching.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart at the Junior Telegraph Championship from PGA Catalunya in Girona. They welcome two of this years competitors, Charlotte Heath and Max Hopkins, into the pod for a chat and an insight into the world of a junior golfer. Plus there's look back on wins for Willett and Howell III and Andrew reflects on the mental side of the game. There's also plenty of fishy puns.

Josh is joined by Nick Dougherty and Andrew Coltart and they are live from Walton Heath at the British Masters. They look back on the Alfred Dunhill and Safeway Open. Plus chat on windy conditions, the pressure of leading golf tournaments, Ryder Cup fallout, spectator safety and a look ahead to this week.

This week’s podcast is an immediate reaction of Europe’s Ryder Cup victory as Josh heads into the Sky Sports Green Room to hear from some of the commentators and presenters straight after the final putt was holed. Tim Barter, Andrew Coltart, Wayne Riley, Richard Boxall and Dame Laura Davies all give their insight after an epic three days at Le Golf National.

The Ryder Cup is finally here! Josh is joined by Richard Boxall and former Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart and they’re live from Le Golf National. They discuss last week’s Portugal Masters and the resurgence of Tiger Woods. Plus a big look ahead to the Ryder Cup and Andrew reveals some insights into the 1999 Ryder Cup and the pod pick their best bets for the week ahead.

Jamie Weir presents a podcast special at the Europan Ryder Cup Wildcard annoucement show from Sky Sports. Listen to all the reaction from Thomas Bjorn's selections ahead of Le Golf National in later in the month. Jamie catches up with Andrew Coltart, Henni Goya and captain Thomas Bjorn,

Mike Clayton and Rod Morri are joined by former Ryder Cup player Andrew Coltart to discuss the state of Scottish, and world golf. Coltart won the 1997 Australian PGA at NSW Golf Club, a tournament made famous by another incident involving Clayton himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl_Nny8TwNM

This is a small but very special podcast when Butch Harmon came in as a surprise guest on the Tuesday of The Open for the main podcast. Josh, Radar and Andrew Coltart were joined by the master coach and there was a 20 minute chunk where, mainly Butch, spoke about Tiger Woods. This is that chunk. Hear stories about when Butch first met Tiger, his hard work and dedication and the intensity he had to win. Enjoy.

Andrew Coltart is a Scottish Professional Golfer, a 2-time European Tour Winner, a Ryder Cup veteran and now a foremost announcer of Professional Golf. He joins us from Carnoustie to get you set-up with all you need to know for The 147th Open Championship. Andrew talks about the golf course, course conditions, the challenges of Links Golf and who he expects to play well.  He also shares golf tips to help you to strike the ball well off tight lies, control the trajectory in the wind, and deal with tournament nerves. 

It’s the Open Championship Podcast and this one is very special. Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart, Radar and a surprise guest in Butch Harmon. Butch turned up unexpectedly 10 minutes in and stayed for an hour! Listen to numerous stories, thoughts on the course, conditions and their players to look out for. Plus hear from Henni, Rob Lee, Denis Pugh, Vernon Kay and Chris Wood. Plus, there's a great competition from Callaway for chance to win some great prizes. Listen out for a very special extra podcast later in the week too!

It’s just a two-ball this week as Josh is joined by Jamie Weir to discuss the week in golf. They are joined by Matt Wallace on the phone to look back on his victory. There’s a look ahead to this week’s events and Andrew Coltart calls in from Le Golf National to give us an update. Plus emu’s, lots of your golfing no no’s and Ponder the Pro.

Jamie is joined by David Howell as they speak to Rich Beem and Matt Wallace from Shinnecock Hills. Andrew Coltart looks back at the success of last weekend’s Shot Clock Masters , and talk about DJ’s walk-off eagle to win in style in Memphis and The Great Backstop Debate! And we reveal our competition winner and proud new owner of the beautiful Callaway US Open golf bag!

Jamie is in the hot seat this week and he is joined by Andrew Coltart and reigning Qatar Masters champion Eddie Pepperell. They chat China, Levy for Ryder Cup, New Orleans, the beauty of foursomes golf, walk-on music, Sixes, Quail Hollow and whether Tiger can contend with today’s top players. Plus there’s Ponder the Pro, and Eddie answers your questions with his usual frank honesty. 

In our first episode, Josh, Henni and Jamie review 2017 so far and speak to Graeme Storm and Andrew Coltart. Also is 58 the new 59?

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