Podcasts about augusta national women's amateur

We are thrilled to welcome back to the show Brigitte Thibault, who will be returning to Augusta, Georgia this week to compete at the Augusta National Women’s Amatuer. Brigitte is now a senior at Fresno State where she competes for the Bulldogs Women’s Golf team. Brigitte has seen great success competing in California, where she currently holds the title as Mountain West Conference individual champion and is also a member of Team Canada’s National Amateur squad. In her interview Brigitte discusses what it’s like competing at a high level, how she prepares not only on the course, but on the mental side, and what she’s expecting heading back to Augusta. You can keep up with Brigitte on Instagram (@bri.thib) and Twitter (@bri_thib) to track her progress at the ANWA as well as the rest of her collegiate season. Before talking to Brigitte, we also cover headlines from the WGC Dell Technologies Match Play, Kia Classic, Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship, as well as recap the great weekend for Canadian golfers.

Invitations to the 2021 Augusta National Women's Amateur were sent in the month of January and 85 players to date have been confirmed for the championship, which will take place March 31-April 3 in Augusta, Ga. LSU sophomore Ingrid Lindblad has earned her second invitation to the prestigious event.

Anna Redding is locked in on her dreams of competing on the LPGA Tour. Even though she has her Sociology degree from the University of Virginia, her goals are channeled into the golf course for now and the foreseeable future. Anna Redding’s dad was a casual golfer, so she was somewhat familiar with the game. However, she discovered and fell in love with the sport when her grandparents put her into a golf camp as a kid. It just took that one experience to pick up a club herself that changed the trajectory of Anna Redding’s future. She went on to play golf at the University of Virginia and led UVA in stroke average for two years. Individually, she was ranked as high as No. 49 in final fall Golfstat standings as a senior and excelled in the classroom, being named to the ACC All-Academic Team multiple times. Among all her accomplishments, there’s one that stands out more than others: competing in the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur. As if the full-blown experience wasn’t special enough, from dining and housing to walking the sacred grounds at Augusta National, Anna Redding had the honor of hitting the very first tee shot with rows of patrons looking on. It was an experience of a lifetime that she continues to build on today. Between college teammates, a sports psychologist, coach and supportive parents, Anna Redding is certain the best of memories won’t end at Amen Corner. With a full Symetra Tour season on the horizon, after this year was cut short, she’s optimistic for the future. For Anna Redding, there is nothing more fun than competing. As long as she’s having fun with it, she won’t be done with it.

Las noticias de actualidad del golf femenino que debes conocer Carlota Ciganda acaba segunda en el Colorado Women’s Open en el Green Valley Ranch Golf Club en el noreste de Denver. El golf español implanta el Sistema Mundial de Hándicap Entra oficialmente en vigor el 8 de junio de 2020 Aberdeen Stabdar Investemen Ladies Scotirh Open será el torneo con el que el golf femenino profesional europeo reinicie su andadura tras el Covid19 Carlota, clasificada como la número 15 del mundo después de una carrera que ha incluido dos victorias en el LPGA Tour y cuatro más en el Ladies European Tour, ha quedado la segunda en el Colorado Women’s Open el Green Valley Ranch Golf Club en el noreste de Denver. Jennifer Kupcho, favorita del estado local, y la española Carlota Ciganda pasaron a la cabeza de manera impresionante, cada una de las cuales disparó 7 bajo par 65 el jueves, con Kupcho registrando ocho birdies y Ciganda nueve en la ronda 2. Jeniffer Kupcho, ganadora del título individual Augusta National Women's Amateur de 2019, acuérdate que allí tuvimos a Ainhoa Olarra y a Marta Perez San Martin viviendo tan magnífica experiencia, y de la NCAA femenina de 2018. El torneo se ha jugado a tres días y Carlota, firmo con tres tarjetas de 70, 65 y 68 golpes, terminando con un acumulado total de -13 quedando, como te digo en segunda poscicion

Love of the Links is proud to welcome Rick & Alexa Pano to the show. Alexa first burst onto the national scene at age of 7 in the documentary, The Short Game, which followed several young golfers leading up to and playing in the 2012 US Kids Golf World Championship. In the film, she said that she wanted to be the first woman to play in a tournament at Augusta, a feat that she accomplished seven years later when she competed in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur. Pano was the first three-time national finalist in the Drive, Chip and Putt competition. She is tied for most U.S. Kids Golf World Championships with five in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2016. Pano was the youngest golfer to play a LPGA of Japan Tour event when she played the 2016 Yonex Ladies Open at the age of 11. At 13, Pano played in her first LPGA Tour event, the 2018 Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic. The same year, she represented the United States for a win in the Junior Ryder Cup. In 2019, she became the youngest player in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur. She also qualified for the U.S. Women's Open, the youngest golfer that year. She played for the winning team in the 2019 Junior Solheim Cup.

Up and coming women's golf star Maria Fassi (63:02) joins the show to talk hitting bombs, battling on the back nine at Augusta in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur, and life as a rookie on tour. Before Maria joins the show, we discuss Brendon Todd's back-to-back wins, a bunker shank for the ages, and how some things are bigger than golf.

Tournament Talk 11.4.19 - - The Dixie Amateur is a historic Florida Amateur Tournament with a long history of Tournament winners going on to play on the PGA and LPGA. Last year, 14-year-old Alexa Pano captured her first major amateur win at the Dixie with a final round 69. That victory was enough to seal her invite to the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur. We chatted with Alexa just a few months before she will be defending her Dixie Amateur Champion title.

Welcome to Episode 138 of the Fore Golfers Network Podcast! This week, we visit with Jennifer Kupcho, winner of the 2019 Augusta National Women's Amateur and newly minted LPGA player. Jennifer sits down with us to discuss her win in April, her initial fear of meeting opponent-now-friend, Maria Fassi, and her dreams for success on the LPGA Tour. We'll also preview the new Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational, the LPGA's first team event, taking place this week in Midland, MI. Following our chat w/ Miss Kupcho, we visit with the mastermind behind the excellent new movie, Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk

Welcome to the July 13th edition of MGL Radio, broadcast from The Fortress Golf Course in Frankenmuth, MI. In addition to numerous guests from The Fortress and Zehnders, you'll also hear from Jennifer Kupcho, winner of the 2019 Augusta National Women's Amateur.

After 11 years at UVA, Coach Kim Lewellen decided to come back home to NC and take over the women's golf program at Wake Forest University. I caught up with Coach Lewellen right after the team won the ACC Tournament to cap off an exciting and eventful spring season. We talk about how she got started as a college coach, being there as Wake Forest Senior, Jennifer Kupcho, won the Augusta National Women's Amateur, the traits of a successful college athlete and much more.

Golf Channel producer Brandt Packer joins me to talk about producing the Augusta National Women's Amateur, the Drive Chip and Putt Championship, the Western Intercollegiate, Tiger, and more. My apologies for the buzzing sound with the audio. That's never happened before, not quite sure why, but my sincerest apologies.

Tiger Woods winning his fifth green jacket was something special but The Masters is about so much more than just the 72 holes each year. Join Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and Rod Morri as they break down what the 2019 Masters means in the bigger picture, from changes to the course (in particular the fifth hole) to media, technology and the role of the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Oh, and there's a brief mention of the possibility that distance might be an issue as well.

Symetra Tour Pro Natalie Sheary joins me again on this segment of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast. Nat shares her thoughts on the Augusta National Women's Amateur event, fellow Wake Forest alumni Jennifer Kupcho's win there, and the work she's doing with her coach Andy O'Brien paying off as Nat leads the Symetra Tour in driving accuracy and greens in regulation so far this season. She also talks about what life is like out on the Symetra Tour and how she constructs her day. Hear all that and much more on this segment of the show.

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by Symetra Tour Pro Natalie Sheary and Top 100 Instructor Eric Johnson. We talk Masters, Augusta National Women's Amateur, life on the Symetra Tour, old vs. new school instruction plus some chipping tips to help shave a few strokes off your score. 

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by Symetra Tour Pro Natalie Sheary and Top 100 Instructor Eric Johnson. We talk Masters, Augusta National Women's Amateur, life on the Symetra Tour, old vs. new school instruction plus some chipping tips to help shave a few strokes off your score. 

Ever wonder what it's like to play at Augusta National Golf Club, site of the Masters? Oregon State golfer Ellie Slama, a participant in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur, joined the show to talk about her experience at the legendary venue.

On this edition of Next on the Tee we're talking Masters, Augusta National Women's Amateur, plus we'll get some short game playing lessons with former Golf Channel Producer and Author Keith Hirshland, the Host of Backspin Golf Matthew Laurance, and Golf Tips Magazine Top 25 Instructor Tom Patri.

Johnny Wunder chats with Jennifer Kupcho, the winner of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur about the experience and her whirlwind media tour.

MASTERS WEEK! Wow! Are you kidding me! What a great weekend of golf. Jin-Young Ko wins the ANA Inspiration for her first major victory, and it propels her to the #1 World Ranking with her second victory of the season. Very cool. We have our first Augusta National Women's Amateur in one Jennifer Kupcho, with Maria Fassi pushing her the whole time. What a wonderful tradition (I wish it weren't on the same week as the ANA Inspiration). And Canadian Corey Conners. Again wow! A Monday qualifier, -6 on the back nine to get the win the Valero Texas Open for his first PGA Tour win, and secures the last open spot at the Masters, what a fantastic thing to see. He birdies the first 4 out of 5 holes, then bogeys the next 4, to make the turn at even, then birdies the next three and 3 of the next 6 for the victory. Unreal. Let's take a look at the data that got it done for Corey on this Data Monday. Let's tee it up! ▶️follow @dataaxisgolf ◀️ #golf #pgatour #golfers #lovegolf #golfday #whyilovethisgame #golflessons #golflife #anythinggolf #beautifulgolfcourses #lovegolf #betterdatabettergolf #dataaxisgolf #golfislife #golfball #golftournament #golfcourse #golfrange #golfnews #instagolf #golfswing #golfing #golfaddict #nowhitebelts #talkbirdietome Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dataaxisgolf/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dataaxisgolf/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dataaxisgolf/message

It's a celebration of women's golf this week as Keith is joined by LPGA 29-time winner and Hall of Famer, Amy Alcott. She's "live" at the ANA Inspiration, an event she has won 3 times in her career. Listen as they discuss the amazing growth of the women's game, the LPGA's first major of the year and the Augusta National Women's Amateur. 

Welcome to a Special Edition of the Fore Golfers Network Podcast! History has been made at Augusta National Golf Club, with the completion of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur. We look back on a very special week with: Beth Nichols from Golfweek (2:54) Allyson Geer-Park, competitor from Michigan State University (19:37) My unique, dramatic trip to and from the ANWA and Augusta National (28:49) Don't forget, our Masters Preview and Contest episode comes your way Monday, 4/8. We want YOUR thoughts on all things golf. Call the FGN 24/7 Listener Hotline - 989-787-0193 - anytime you have a question, comment, rant, or contest entry! Please subscribe to the FGN Podcast!

This bonus coverage from the Augusta National Women's Amateur following up on our recent podcast with Wake Forest senior Jennifer Kupcho.  Kupcho, the #1 ranked women's amateur is leading heading into the final round by one shot.  We get insight both on the grounds and from inside her family.

Jason Nall reports on the 30 lucky golfers playing in the final round of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur. Jon Rawl sets the table for Saturday's semifinal contests of college basketball's Final Four. We discover what a Bundt cake is. Plus, Grand Ole Opry member Steve Wariner has a slam-dunk of a country song.

It is a historic day in golf, with 75 of the world's top women amateurs starting play at the Augusta National Women's Amateur in Augusta, GA. The players will play the first 36 holes at Champions Retreat Golf Club on the Island and Bluff nines, which were designed by Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, which is very cool. Then the field will be cut down to the low 30. On Friday, the entire field will play a "practice round" at Augusta National, with the remaining 30 playing the final 18 holes of stroke play on Augusta National on Saturday, to crown the first champion. All very, very, very cool stuff. What doesn't make sense is why the Augusta National powers that be would schedule this event on the same week as the LPGA's first major, the ANA Inspiration. Are calendars now allowed at Augusta National? Do they not care about women's golf and this is just a way to get the monkey off their collective backs and appease some of the outspoken population? It makes no sense. Let's tee it up. ▶️follow @dataaxisgolf ◀️ #golf #pgatour #golfers #lovegolf #golfday #whyilovethisgame #golflessons #golflife #anythinggolf #beautifulgolfcourses #lovegolf #betterdatabettergolf #dataaxisgolf #golfislife #golfball #golftournament #golfcourse #golfrange #golfnews #instagolf #golfswing #golfing #golfaddict #nowhitebelts #talkbirdietome Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dataaxisgolf/ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dataaxisgolf/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dataaxisgolf/message

Welcome to the Ready Golf Podcast!   This week was a busy one in the world of golf with several events taking place across the major tours. In this episode, Eric and Brent recap some of the big story lines including another faux-pas for Sergio at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play and a big win for G-Mac in Puntacana.   We then feature an interview with Canada’s top ranked amateur Brigitte Thibault, who will be making history as the first Canadian female to be invited to play at Augusta National as a part of the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur.   Brigitte was born and raised just outside of Montreal in Rosemere, Quebec, but has since taken her talents south of the border where she is a sophomore member of the Fresno State Bulldogs Womens Golf team. Brigitte has been heating up as of late, recording an impressive streak of 7 top-20 finishes, including a top 10 finish at the recent Hawkeye El Tigre Invitational down in Mexico.   You can follow Brigitte on her instagram @bri.thibault.   Thanks to our friends at Good Vibes Juice for their support this episode. To learn more about them and their delicious kombuchas, visit goodvibesjuice.com.   Keep up with Ready Golf at any of the following places: Instagram - @readygolfpod Twitter - @readygolfpod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readygolfpod/   To subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or your favourite podcast app, visit readygolf.ca/subscribe.

In the latest episode of the Silver Club Podcast, World's #1 ranked woman amateur and 2018 NCAA Champion joins us to discuss her rise in the game and her thoughts on the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur.  This episode recorded on site from Wake Forest University.

Sarah talks with the legendary Annika Sorenstam about the importance of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur, how golf gave her confidence, how competitive she is in all facets of life, and how surprised she is by Tiger Woods' comeback.

Texas Tech and Virginia get wins Thursday to advance to the Elite Eight; while Tennessee and Florida State hit the exits of March Madness.  President Trump exhibits a little madness in March while at a rally Thursday night in Grand Rapids, Mich.  Golf insider Jason Nall files his first "Southern Golf Report," discussing the debut of next weekend's Augusta National Women's Amateur.  Plus, John Fogerty's 1985 classic is a great way to celebrate MLB's Opening Day.

LPGA Tour Legend Gail Graham shares some great short game tips, plus what we need to do to get ready for the golf season. We also talked about the Augusta National Women's Amateur event coming up in a few weeks and why it's better for the amateurs to get the opportunity to play there vs. the LPGA Tour.

PGA Tour Champions Pro Bob Estes, LPGA Tour Legend Gail Graham, and Golf Tips Magazine Top 25 Instructor Tom Patri join me on this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast. Bob Estes shares his memories of Arnold Palmer and playing in the Bay Hill Invitational. He also shares memories of playing in The Players Championship, The Masters, and what it was like being paired with Mr. Palmer in his final Masters appearance in 2004. Gail Graham shares some great short game tips, plus what we need to do to get ready for the golf season. We also talked about the Augusta National Women's Amateur event coming up in a few weeks and why it's better for the amateurs to get the opportunity to play there vs. the LPGA Tour. Tom Patri shares his memories of Mr. Palmer, plus what made Seve Ballesteros so successful at Augusta National. Tom also explains the difference between having a good swing and being a good ball striker, and why The Players Championship should replace the PGA Championship on the majors list.

A visit with senior golfer Alice Hewson who will be playing in her final season at Clemson and playing in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur in April.