Podcasts about Bethpage State Park

Welcome to this week's edition of Next on the Tee! I hope your week has been filled with reasons to smile. If not, I'm sending some positive vibes your way and hoping to bring you a little mental relief over the next couple of hours. This week's episode, to quote Billy Joel, is in a New York State of Mind. All of my guests hail from New York, and we take a way-too-early look ahead to the Ryder Cup, including a discussion about Keegan Bradley with his former college coach at St. John's. Leading things off, our resident Director of Instruction, Tom Patri, joins me to dive into Ryder Cup predictions and early concerns. With the event set to take place at Bethpage State Park, a course that Tom grew up near, he'll give us insights on the layout and playing conditions. Plus, with six of the first seven winners on the PGA Tour this season being non-U.S. players, is it too soon to worry about Team USA's chances? Maybe it's time to start sending some positive energy out to them. Tom and I will break it all down in the first segment. Following TP, I have the privilege of welcoming back Frank Darby, former St. John's Men's Head Golf Coach and Co-Host of the On Course show on SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio. Frank, another New York native, has served as a rules official and has been involved in setting up tournaments at Bethpage, giving him firsthand knowledge of what players can expect at the Ryder Cup. And with Keegan Bradley—one of his former players—hoping to make the team as a player, Frank shares his perspective on if that's a good idea. We'll also get into Tiger Woods' potential move to the Champions Tour and what the PGA Tour should do about slow play. Frank is fantastic and has great golf insights!

For our second edition of NLU Special Projects, we continue to look at the unbelievable difficulty of booking tee times at certain public golf courses as we head to Long Island and Bethpage State Park - the host of this year's Ryder Cup as well as the 2002 & 2009 US Opens and the 2019 PGA Championship. Support our sponsors: Rhoback The Stack GolfPride Subscribe to the No Laying Up Podcast channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@NoLayingUpPodcast If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining The Nest: No Laying Up's community of avid golfers. Nest members help us maintain our light commercial interruptions (3 minutes of ads per 90 minutes of content) and receive access to exclusive content, discounts in the pro shop, and an annual member gift. It's a $90 annual membership, and you can sign up or learn more at nolayingup.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the first time in 30 years, Europe brings a repeat Captain to the biggest spectacle in golf -- the Ryder Cup. And you can bet that Luke Donald will again have his lads ready for battle -- he was stellar during his first go-round in Rome in '23 -- this fall as they step into the cauldron that will be the Black Course at Bethpage State Park on Long Island. Hear what Captain Donald has to say about Europe's passion for the Ryder Cup, who (and what books) he leans on for his leadership traits, and what he expects to hear from the rowdy New Yorkahs in September!

In Part 2 of Episode 49, I'm joined by two fantastic people: Megan Younkman, one of the Top 50 Junior and LPGA Instructors in the game, and comedy legend Tom Dreesen. Megan Younkman is not only a top junior instructor, but she's also the Director of Instruction at Bethpage State Park. This year, her 17 & Under team is competing for the National Championship, while her 13 & Under All-Star team made it to the finals. Megan shares insights into their success and talks about the preparations already underway at Bethpage Black for next year's Ryder Cup matches. Tom Dreesen brings over 50 years of show business experience to the conversation. With 61 appearances on The Tonight Show and years spent as the opening act for Frank Sinatra, he's got a treasure trove of stories. He's also hosted his own Pro-Am, played in the Bob Hope Desert Classic for several years, and competed on the Celebrity Tour. Plus, he's a proud member of the Caddie Hall of Fame. In this segment, Tom shares his fascinating experiences and more.

Craig Currier is the GCS at Glen Oaks Golf Club, located on Long Island, NY.   Craig was also hand picked by the USGA to be the Superintendent at Bethpage State Park, and during his tenure, the Black course hosted two US Open championships.  Thanks to our sponors: https://www.rightlineusa.com https://www.greenkeeperapp.com & https://www.dryject.com

In this segment, Megan Younkman talks about the importance of young players being well-rounded athletes. We also hear about what it's like for average golfers who try to take on Bethpage Black, plus tips for fixing our slice and hitting better chip shots.

In this episode I'm joined by one of the Top Golf Course Photographers on the planet Evan Schiller, former PGA Tour Pro now sought after putting guru Dave Stockton Jr., the President of the Golf Heritage Society Dr. Bern Bernacki, and LPGA Top 50 Instructor and the Director of Instruction at Bethpage State Park, Megan Younkman. Evan Schiller shares stories from his days photographing Augusta National for the annual Journal. We hear some behind the scenes stories from his time on property. We also hear about his experience playing in the 1986 US Open, plus photographing iconic courses like Royal County Down and Old Head. Dave Stockton Jr. tells why Friars Head is his favorite course, memories from winning the 1993 Connecticut Open and partnering with Dottie Pepper in the 1995 JC Penney Classic. We also get a tip on how to better read the green. Dr. Bern Bernacki catches us up on all the things happening this year at the Golf Heritage Society. We also hear about some of the historic courses in Western Pennsylvania and the exploding golf memorabilia industry. Megan Younkman talks about the importance of young players being well-rounded athletes. We also hear about what it's like for average golfers to take on Bethpage Black, plus tips for fixing our slice and hitting better chip shots.

Director of Agronomy at Bethpage State Park, Andrew Wilson joined the program to discuss the planning and maintenance of Bethpage State Park.

The founder of Par-T Shots Bob Seidman joins us and discusses his unique foursome photos on coffee mugs. Bob is also an avid golfer describing what it's like to play public course golf on Long Island, especially at Bethpage State Park and Eisenhower Park. Bob has had to pivot with his business and is now making branded masks. He also details some of the great events he's apart of such as "Monday After The Masters" where he's met John Daly and Jerome Bettis. partshots@aol.com

Se viene la edición 101 del PGA Championship, disputada en Bethpage State Park, en su mítica cancha Black Course (Créditos de la imagen: pga.com)

Thema heute:    Gründe für einen Winterurlaub auf Long Island Ob ein romantisches Getaway zu zweit oder ein actiongeladener Urlaub mit der ganzen Familie – Long Island weiß seine Besucher auch in der kühleren Jahreszeit mit festlich beleuchteten Herrenhäusern, spannenden Wildlife-Erlebnissen und zahlreichen Winteraktivitäten zu begeistern. Wir zeigen, wieso Long Island ein wunderschönes Ziel mit einmaliger Atmosphäre für den Winterurlaub ist. Aufwärmen mit Long Islands Weinen, Spirits und Ciders Die florierende Brauerei- und Weinszene auf Long Island lockt Besucher vor allem in der Wintersaison in ihre zahlreichen gemütlichen Verkostungsräume, die das ganze Jahr über geöffnet sind. Viele von ihnen bieten in den Wintermonaten zudem großartige Live-Musik. Das Interieur des Weinguts Lieb Cellars ist im Industrial Chic gehalten und die bequemen Sofas laden zum Verweilen ein. Ein Käse- und Snackmenü hält den Hunger in Schach, während man sich durch die köstlichen Weinsorten probiert. Im Weingut Sannino haben Besucher die Möglichkeit, für einen Tag lang Winzer zu sein. Besitzer und Winzer Anthony Sannino führt seine Gäste bei dieser exklusiven Gelegenheit auf einer Tour durch das Weingut und gibt spannende Insights über den Herstellungsprozess seiner Weine. Während des gesamten Erlebnisses genießen die Teilnehmer lokale Weinsorten von Cabernet Sauvignon über Cabernet Franc bis zu Chardonnay und können am Ende ihre ganz persönliche Mischung zusammenstellen. Die frische Luft beim Eislaufen und Schlitten fahren genießen Wer sich nach mehr Bewegung sehnt, kommt in den zahlreichen Parks der Insel auf seine Kosten. Rodeln im Eisenhower Park oder Eislaufen auf einer der zahlreichen Outdoor-Bahnen beispielsweise in Oyster Bay, Bethpage oder Greenport – hier findet jeder seine Lieblingsbeschäftigung. Auch ist auf der Insel eine überraschende Anzahl an Möglichkeiten für Langläufer zu finden. Skifreundliche Parks wie der Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale oder der Trail View State Park in Huntington erlauben Langlauf. Im Montauk Point State Park erleben Langläufer einen herrlichen Blick auf den Long Island Sound und Geschichtsfans können sich im Caumsett State Historic Park zwischen historischen Gebäuden auspowern. Atemberaubende Wildlife-Beobachtungen Und das Highlight eines jeden Winterurlaubs auf Long Island: Seal Spotting, also Robben beobachten! Von November bis April tummeln sich diese liebenswerten Kreaturen an der Küste Long Islands. Besucher können die Robben auf geführten Seal Watching-Walks, die meist im Montauk State Park sowie im Jones Beach State Park stattfinden, hautnah erleben.     Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

Andrew Wilson is the Director of Agronomy at Bethpage State Park host of the 2002 & 2009 US Open.  Andrew also prepared the "Black" Course for the 2019 PGA Championship, and is currently in the early stages of prepping for the 2024 Ryder Cup.

This week, Director of Golf at Bethpage State Park, Kelley Brooke joined the program to give us an update on all the developments at Bethpage. Enjoy and thank you for the support.

Gerry Dulac is not a fan of the rowdiness that ensues at Bethpage State Park during the PGA Championship, and that's not limited to just the fans. Rob King has been impressed by the Pirates resilience at the plate and on the mound despite a drastic run differential - and welcomes Jordan Lyles as the new ace.

Koepka now possesses half of the infinity stones twice. Brooks snapped his fingers and half the field disappeared. Scott was on the ground all week and takes us behind the scenes at Bethpage State Park. The Black course provides the backdrop for yet another Brooks Koepka Major Championship win. Dan has a lot to be mad at as Long Islanders drive him insane with their accents and non stop yelling of stupid things. The boys debate the great merch madness that occurs during major championships and Scott passes out hundreds of Leave the Pin In pieces of merchandise. The Women's NCAA is also talked about, as friend of the Pod Ms. Haley Moore currently sits in a solo tie for 10th, one day before team competition takes over. Follow us on Twitter @Leave_the_Pin and on Instagram @LeavethePin Email us at Leavethepinin@gmail.com and call us at 843-608-0013 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leave-the-pin/support

Gerry Dulac is not a fan of the rowdiness that ensues at Bethpage State Park during the PGA Championship, and that's not limited to just the fans. Rob King has been impressed by the Pirates resilience at the plate and on the mound despite a drastic run differential - and welcomes Jordan Lyles as the new ace.

Tom talks about growing up right around the corner from Bethpage State Park and the resurrection of the Black course; going from junk pile to major championship venue. He also shared his thoughts on the PGA Championship, who he believes will be on top of the leaderboard on Sunday plus a few short game playing lessons.

Am gestrigen Donnerstag ist im Bethpage State Park auf dem Black Course die 101. Ausgabe der PGA Championship gestartet. Der Kurs gilt als sehr schwierig, auch die Spieler hatten sich in der Woche immer sehr respektvoll über den Platz geäußert. Ein Spieler, dem das momentan nichts anzuhaben scheint, ist Brooks Koepka. Der Amerikaner, vor 14 Tagen erst 29 Jahre alt geworden, ist der Titelverteidiger bei diesem zweiten Major in der Saison. Er hatte die 2018er-Version dieses Turniers mit vier Runden unter 70 dominiert und er machte an diesem Donnerstag einfach weiter. Koepka spielte die einzige Bogey-freie Runde und eine 63. Er führt damit mit einem Schlag Vorsprung vor dem Neuseeländer Danny Lee, der eine 64 ins Clubhaus brachte. Koepka ist der erste Spieler in der Geschichte der PGA Championship, der zwei Mal in seiner Karriere eine 63 auf einem Kurs spielte und nach Greg Norman und Vijay Singh der dritte Spieler, der überhaupt zwei Runden mit einer 63 spielen konnte. Désirée Wolff und Andreas Thies sprechen über Koepkas Dominanz, über den Kurs und natürlich auch über das Abschneiden von Martin Kaymer. Mehr Infos auf go...

This week's guests are:   Bob Denney, PGA of America Historian (PGA.com) John Glozek, Publisher at Golfing Magazine (golfingmagazine.net) On this episode, Holly G! and the Golf Insiders take us inside the ropes of the 101st PGA Championship.   PGA of America historian, Bob Denny joins the show to discuss the impact of this season's schedule changes as well as the future of the PGA under its new CEO, Seth Waugh and Suzie Waley, the new PGA of America President   The Golf Insiders also hear from Long Island's own, John Glozek. John is the publisher of Golfing Magazine and knows Bethpage State Park like the back of hand.   All of this and more on this week's show!

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast my guests are Golf Tips Magazine Top 25 Instructor Tom Patri and the Director of Instruction at the new Bobby Jones Golf Complex in Atlanta, Jason Kuiper.  Tom talks about growing up right around the corner from Bethpage State Park and the resurrection of the Black course; going from junk pile to major championship venue. He also shared his thoughts on the PGA Championship, who he believes will be on top of the leaderboard on Sunday plus a few short game playing lessons. Jason Kuiper talked about his golf journey so far, learning from annual Top 100 Instructor Rick McCord, the one of a kind reversible 9 hole design of the new Bobby Jones golf course, plus a few of his playing lessons as well.

The NBA Draft Lottery was conducted earlier Tuesday night and Paul Russo & Nick Felice have instant reaction to the New Orleans Pelicans getting the top pick and the chance to draft Zion Williamson. Also, the PGA Championship is set to get underway on Thursday at Bethpage State Park in New York. Also, a recap of all the NBA & NHL play-off action and a look at the NASCAR standings at the season's mid-way point.

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast my guests are Golf Tips Magazine Top 25 Instructor Tom Patri and the Director of Instruction at the new Bobby Jones Golf Complex in Atlanta, Jason Kuiper.  Tom talks about growing up right around the corner from Bethpage State Park and the resurrection of the Black course; going from junk pile to major championship venue. He also shared his thoughts on the PGA Championship, who he believes will be on top of the leaderboard on Sunday plus a few short game playing lessons. Jason Kuiper talked about his golf journey so far, learning from annual Top 100 Instructor Rick McCord, the one of a kind reversible 9 hole design of the new Bobby Jones golf course, plus a few of his playing lessons as well.

On the season three premier of the Around the Met Podcast Powered by Callaway, Bethpage State Park Director of Agronomy Andrew Wilson joins host AJ Voelpel to discuss the upcoming PGA Championship. Wilson shares insight on the winter months at Bethpage, current course conditions on the Black, final preparations leading into the PGA Championship and his choice spots for taking in the action during championship week.

Bethpage State Park director of agronomy Andrew Wilson discusses how his team is preparing for a major championship early in the golf season.

On Episode 17 of the Around the Met Podcast, Bethpage State Park Director of Agronomy joins host AJ Voelpel to preview the Black Course’s hosting of the 2019 PGA Championship. Wilson shares insight on his more than 25 years of experience at the Park, and discusses the many ways in which he and the staff are preparing the course for major championship golf in May.

Erik talks with Kelley Brooke from the Golf Channel Academy. Kelley is also the president of Bethpage Golf Group. Follow Kelley on Instagram @gcakelleybrooke Follow Erik on Instagram @erikanderslang Twitter @erikanderslang and Facebook @erikanderslangofficial Watch Adventures in Golf on youtube.com/skratchtv Send a message on Erik's website https://www.erikanderslang.com/hit-us-up or direct message Erik on Instagram with your questions. Erik can give you advice on the podcast --- golf, relationships, or anything on your mind! Learn more about Erik's upcoming documentary Be the Ball at betheballmovie.com Butcher Box is offering listeners $20 off their first box and free bacon! Visit butcherbox.com/erik or visit butcherbox.com and use code Erik at checkout! Butcher Box delivers healthy 100% grass-fed and finished beef, free-range organic chicken, and Heritage breed pork directly to your door on a monthly basis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To learn more about Butterflies of Wisdom visit http://butterfliesofwisdom.weebly.com/ Be sure to FOLLOW this program https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905. To find out how Win walk and about Ekso go to http://www.bridgingbionics.org/, or email Amanda Boxtel atamanda@bridgingbionics.org.   On Butterflies of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win Kelly Charles and Juan Carlos Gill welcomes Gianna Rojas. For Gianna of Oak Ridge, NJ, no obstacle is too daunting to tackle. Having been born without fingers on her left hand, Gianna is known as the “one-handed lady golfer.” She strives to bring attention to golfing success stories of people with physical challenges, and by sharing her story she hopes to inspire others who may question their abilities. Gianna began playing golf nearly ten years ago as a way to experience the game her husband deeply loves. After learning how to adapt her swing to her disability, Gianna developed a passion for golf and recognized an opportunity to advocate for others through her participation in the sport. At a young age, Gianna was the poster child for the March of Dimes, and today she works for the organization as the Community Director in their Parsippany, NJ, office. Also, she is a member of numerous women- and golf-focused charitable organizations, and recently founded Adaptive Golfers, a nonprofit that brings the game of golf to people with different abilities. Gianna will celebrate her 4th year as a volunteer at The Barclays when the PGA TOUR tournament is held at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, NY, from August 23-28, 2016. During the tournament, Gianna will assist as a course marshal at hole 10, a spot she looks forward to returning to each year, as she has developed friendships with the volunteers who are assigned to her area.  As a marshal, her primary role is crowd control. Also, she will help keep the pace of play up and respond to golfers' questions or concerns. “Volunteering with the PGA TOUR is exciting because it allows an up-close look at professional golf, but even more importantly, it is rewarding because it presents an opportunity to support charity and make lasting friendships,” said Gianna. “As a volunteer, I have the chance to make someone’s experience memorable, and that could be a player, a fan, another volunteer or staff member. I feel it is a privilege to share in the experience.” So, when Gianna learned of an opportunity to enhance her tournament experience and support charity through the PGA TOUR Volunteer Challenge, sponsored by Myrbetriq® (mirabegron), she jumped at the chance to participate. Tournament volunteers, like Gianna, are participating in the Volunteer Challenge, a friendly competition designed to raise funds for non-profit organizations while recognizing the talent, passion and commitment of PGA TOUR volunteers in communities nationwide. The Barclays is one of 16 tournaments hosting the Volunteer Challenge during the 2016 season. As part of the program, volunteers ask friends and family to vote at PGATOUR.com/volunteers, and when voting ends on August 27, the volunteer with the most votes will earn the chance to present a $10,000 check to The First Tee of Metropolitan New York. In addition, $5,000 will be donated to the winner’s charity of choice (Gianna would designate the funds to March of Dimes), and top-ranking tournaments can earn additional charitable funds based on the total number of votes earned collectively by volunteers and the tournament – up to $60,000. To learn more about Gianna visithttp://www.adaptivegolfers.org/. To learn more about Win Kelly Charles visithttps://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. Please send feedback to Win by email her atwinwwow@gmail.com, or go to http://survey.libsyn.com/winwisdom andhttp://survey.libsyn.com/thebutterfly. To be on the show please fill out the intake athttp://bit.ly/1MLJSLG. To look at our sponsorships go tohttp://www.educents.com/daily-deals#wwow. To learn about the magic of Siri go tohttps://www.udemy.com/writing-a-book-using-siri/?utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email. If you want to donate Butterflies of Wisdom, please send a PayPal donation toaspenrosearts@gmail.com. Please send a check in the mail so 100% goes to Bridging Bionics Foundation.    In the Memo section have people write: In honor of Win Charles.    Send to:  Bridging Bionics Foundation  PO Box 3767 Basalt, CO 81621   Thank you Win