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After the excitement of the Masters, this week's Chipping Forecast deals with the excitement of jet-washing a patio and humane methods of dealing with ants. Beyond that the trio discuss Justin Thomas and Ashun Wu returning to the winner's circle, serving as inspiration for Eddie. And our resident tour player talks with some positivity about his own golf and looks forward to a game on Thursday where he will, for once, be the happiest person in his group.Visit: www.petermillar.co.ukSign up: biggolfrace.prostatecanceruk.orgWatch a young(er) less jaded Andrew wander in to the Butler Cabin: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/golf/35990197Email us: tcf@thechippingforecast.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neal Shipley finished low amateur at the Masters and played Sunday alongside Tiger Woods. We discuss the Butler Cabin staring incident, a final round Augusta spin with Tiger Woods, staying in the Crow's Nest and go-to Waffle House orders. Before Neal joins, Riggs & Dan react to the Rory LIV rumors, Collin Morikawa having Trent try the claw grip, Jon Rahm potentially questioning his decision, a Zach Johnson-related reddit post, the mental focus on our own games, Nelly Korda at this week's LPGA major, Masters ratings, and take a few From The Galleries.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod

My guest on this episode is Neal Shipley, the Low Amateur at the 2024 Masters.   This episode is all about the Masters, his experience playing with Tiger, the infamous side glance in Butler Cabin, and was there a note from Tiger?  There wasn't....but if there was....what would it have said?  Hmmm.... Neal Shipley - InstagramThe Story Within - The 2022 U.S. Amateur Documentary - Available Now on YouTube! The Back of the Range Collection at Imperial SportsCOUPON CODE: BOTR15 for 15% your entire purchase!Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY!Also Subscribe in YouTube,   Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher  Follow on Social Media! Email us:   ben@thebackoftherange.comWebsite: www.thebackoftherange.com  Voice Work by Mitch Phillips

(00:00-25:11) – Query & Company opens on a Monday with Jake Query and Jimmy Cook giving a preview of today's show. The Indiana Fever are on the clock, what is Caitlin Clark going to bring to the city of Indianapolis, to the WNBA, and the sport of basketball? The Pacers win in convincing fashion to make the playoffs and The Masters wrap up without Santiago De La Fuente in Butler Cabin. (25:12-46:38) – Eddie Gill, the color analyst for the Pacers Radio Network and pre/half/postgame show analyst for Bally Sports joins to talk about the Pacers making the postseason. Indiana took 4 of its 5 games vs. Milwaukee this year, but those were all before Pascal Siakam. What will he bring to the series next week? How big of a storyline will Damian Lillard vs. Tyrese Haliburton be throughout this first series? Who are the critical role players that Indiana needs to step up to make a playoff run? (46:39-1:16:57) – Mike Chappell, an Indy sportswriter for CBS4 and FOX59, joins the show to talk about first the role he had in the moving of the Indianapolis Colts from Baltimore. Then, they talk about the 2-year extension that DeForest Buckner signed with the Colts earlier this morning. Next, they talk about the direction of the franchise and debate who the Colts should draft at No. 15 in next week's draft. Finally, they discuss Andrew Luck's appearance at the annual ChuckStrong Gala last Friday. (1:16:58-1:27:51) – Jake and Jimmy continue the second hour of the show with Pacers talk as Indiana spends the next week preparing for a playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks. Then, a listener calls in to talk about how Kyle Larsen's open practice went last week and how Jake thinks he will perform on Memorial Day weekend. (1:27:52-1:58:03) – Dane Brugler from The Athletic joins to talk about the Colts draft board with the 2024 NFL Draft sitting just over a week away. Where are the biggest positions of strength in the draft? What about the weaker spots on the board? Then, they talk about how well Brock Bowers would fit into Shane Steichen's offense. If the Colts pass on a cornerback at No. 15, can they be confident in the depth into the second and third rounds? Who are the top prospects from Purdue, IU and Notre Dame? (1:58:04-2:07:30) – Jake and Jimmy talk about how The Masters finished, how Scottie Scheffler dominated and how Neal Shipley spent Sunday with Tiger Woods. (2:03:31-EOS) – Jake and Jimmy close out the final segment of the show with the JCook Plays of the Day!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Swantek hangs with Ryan Ballengee to discuss Scottie Scheffler's impressive win at the Masters, his ability to perform well without his A game, and the comparisons to Tiger Woods. Other topics include the importance of Scottie's caddie, Ted Scott, the Butler Cabin ceremony, Ludvig Åberg, Max Homa, Collin Morikawa, Xander Schauffele, Viktor Hovland, Jordan Spieth, and Rory McIlroy.

On the eve of another Masters, our Augusta insider and head PGA Pro at Pine Ridge Ed Miller, heads back to Butler Cabin and briefs Nestor on the big weekend of golf that will get you back on course to hitting the ball on a Classic Five local course here in Baltimore. The post Ed Miller of Pine Ridge talks Masters and Classic Five Golf spring ways to swing a club and get back on course first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

Chris Simms reacts to all the coaching moves and previews Wild Card Weekend. Stu Ya Gotz. Bubba Watson talks some Dolphins and invites Chris and Stugotz to Butler Cabin with him if he wins Augusta. Billy surprises Carl, Gordie, K-Funk and SherBear with the original picks crew! Mojo, Joba and Chris are back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Simms reacts to all the coaching moves and previews Wild Card Weekend. Stu Ya Gotz. Bubba Watson talks some Dolphins and invites Chris and Stugotz to Butler Cabin with him if he wins Augusta. Billy surprises Carl, Gordie, K-Funk and SherBear with the original picks crew! Mojo, Joba and Chris are back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jon Rahm wins the Masters. We react to it all, and Lurch even joins for a bit (01:07:27-01:20:06). Rahm prevailing; Brooks floundering; Phil charging; Cantlay delaying; Butler Cabin being awkward; Sahith smiling his way to a hole out on 16; and much, much more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod

Greg and Ben retell the story of their visit to the Masters when Ben Brust stood up Jim Nantz at Butler Cabin during the Masters. Poll Dancing. Aaron Rodgers and Allen Lazard work out together. Does that make Packers fans angry? Free Beer and Pizza Friday.

Bernhard Langer, member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, looks back on his wins on U.S. soil that included 2 green jackets and a life-changing week at the 1983 Sea Pines Heritage event at Harbour Town. Bernhard recalls the joy of winning the 1983 Masters playing with Seve Ballesteros on the final day. Unknowingly using the Lord's name in vain during the Butler Cabin presentation, he began his personal faith journey the following week at a Tour bible study taught by Larry Moody. When he comfortably repeated as Masters Champion in 1993 by 4 over Chip Beck, he was able to invoke God's name in a positive way during his post-victory remarks. Bernhard Langer continues his incredible life story, "FORE the Good of the Game."Follow 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!

Major championship winner Mark Calcavecchia looks back on many of his 29 global pro victories including the 1988 Australian Open, three wins at the Phoenix Open by a combined 20 strokes and the 2005 Canadian Open. He takes us into Butler Cabin in 1988 at the Masters as he anxiously watches to see what Sandy Lyle might do from the fairway bunker on the final hole (we know what happened). We finish this segment with his detailed recounting of his 4-hole playoff win at the 1989 Open Championship at Royal Troon over Greg Norman and Wayne Grady. Mark Calcavecchia continues his story, "FORE the Good of the Game."

World Golf Hall of Fame member Bernhard Langer shares the beautiful story of how he accepted Jesus Christ into his life, days after unknowingly taking the Lord's name in vain while accepting his green jacket in Butler Cabin at the 1985 Master Tournament. Bernhard Langer bares his soul, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Dave and KJ break down all things Masters including Butler Cabin awkwardness, Rory making it fun, and Scottie's big ol' nuts. Also, the NBA playoffs are set, but Luka's hurt and that is a real bummber. F1 as well. Plus more! (5:02) Masters (41:35) NBA Playoffs Set (54:21) Checking in on F1 (58:00) Sports Party Support Our Sponsors Headspace-Find some HEADSPACE at HEADSPACE DOT COM SLASH BANG and get one month FREE of their entire meditation library.

Rich reacts to Scottie Scheffler's meteoric rise in golf this year that culminated Sunday with his first major win at The Masters, and reflects on the tragic death of Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins at the age of 24. ESPN's Scott Van Pelt tells Rich why Scottie Scheffler, not Tiger Woods, was the Masters' story of the weekend after capturing the green jacket at Augusta National, recaps that magical moment on Sunday when Rory McIlroy and Collin Morikawa had back-to-back chip-ins from the bunker on the 18th hole, why Tiger should be commended for his return to competition despite finishing by shooting consecutive rounds of 78, and reveals what it's really like inside ANGC's storied Butler Cabin. Rich and the guys debate if the Lakers will be able to land a big name coach to replace the fired Frank Vogel, and Rich reveals some great inside information he learned with hosting a ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm” panel last night with big news about the show's future and which Oscar-winning actor turned down a cameo role in the HBO comedy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You know what they say, it is not officially Spring until The Masters! In this week's episode of We Have High Expectations, Brad and Drew recap the NCAA Final Four and then head to the Golf Corner for an extended preview of The Masters. And a surprise Special Guest joins us this week to give his picks and the best bets for this weekend in Augusta. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whhe/support

We demand a LMFAO reunion, Kansas' comeback over UNC, another Jeffrey Epstein victim speaks, Louis CK's Grammy angers people, American Greed: BLM, Howard Stern on the Magic Johnson Hour, fired over a UPS/Kamala Harris joke, and loans that don't have to be repaid.Marc is no longer vomiting.Detroit Tigers: Opening Day is going to be cold again. The Tigers trade for outfielder Austin Meadows. Spencer Torkelson remains BranDon's pen pal.Kansas defeated North Carolina for their 'One Shining Moment'.Drew demands catfishing be declared illegal. NASCAR driver Hailie Deegan is being stalked. Her dad was BranDon's tattoo muse.Grammy Fallout: Pink lets Rolling Stone know that they are irrelevant. People are still raging that Louis C.K. won a Grammy. "We Now Live in a World Where the Grammys Are Awesome" because they are what Rolling Stone wants them to be. The Grammys needed more Tony Bennett. Drew continues his war on Finneas."Hello friends", get ready for Jim Nance, The Masters, and crusty old Butler Cabin.Kanye quits on Coachella. Coachella is pretending like they're totally cool with Ye dropping out at the last second.Tory Lanez was arrested today for violating a protective order involving Megan Thee Stallion.Twitter's stock soars after Elon Musk buys stock and is inducted to the board.Chris Smalls is the mastermind of the Amazon union.College: Nobody seems to be enrolling at CMU. Joe Biden extended student loan payments. The movie PCU foreshadowed what is happening on college campuses today.Married With Children is the greatest show that kids weren't allowed to watch when they were younger.A Jeffrey Epstein victim breaks her silence to discuss the infamous Africa trip with Bill Clinton, Kevin Spacey and Chris Tucker.Stuttering John is the king of podcasts and landed Doug Stanhope as a guest. Karl sums it all up right here.American Greed: BLM.Jussie Smollett has more security guards than Volodymyr Zelenskyy does.China is the king of organ harvesting.Magic Johnson is dropping a new 4-part series to make him look better than Winning Time does. Magic wanted to punch Howard Stern over a 1998 interview.Jim Harbaugh wanted Colin Kaepernick as his Vikings quarterback coach.Hope Solo's BH is out of jail and already she's in trouble for putting her children's life in danger. Check this picture out.It takes 127 people to make the Freakonomics podcast.Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian were drunk in Vegas and got hitched.Britney Spears LOVES her new assistant.Farrah Abraham is going to be a stand-up comedian.Goonew's rotting corpse was on full display at Bliss Nightclub in Maryland.Here's the top 10 places to dance in Royal Oak.Drew can't stop listening to LMFAO.RIP Joe Messina. RIP Bobby Rydell.Kenny Rock is the latest Rock brother to roast Will Smith and defend his brother. How many brothers does this guy have?WMAL decided to BLOW OUT Amber Athey for a UPS joke on Twitter.Nobody likes Blac Chyna or her social media posts.Use our Amazon portal.Jim Breuer will be on the show tomorrow.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

A Masters win brings with it many well-known traditions: an interview in Butler Cabin, the presentation of the coveted green jacket, the ascendance to the vaunted Champion's Locker Room. But most fans don't have a full appreciation for the whirlwind of activity that ensues once a golfer has secured a win at Augusta National. In this episode of Local Knowledge. Golf Digest's Dan Rapaport goes behind the scenes with the men who've been there to understand what really happens in the minutes, hours, and days following a Masters win, and why for them,  it was both a blur and an indelible memory.

New Greg Cote Show podcast: Greg and Chris fly solo (other than a Dan Le Batard cameo). Menu includes this week's Lake Tahoe golf trip, college sports' new Name-Image-Likeness rule and ... the Butler Cabin? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

New Greg Cote Show podcast: Greg and Chris fly solo (other than a Dan Le Batard cameo). Menu includes this week's Lake Tahoe golf trip, college sports' new Name-Image-Likeness rule and ... the Butler Cabin? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on The Approach Shot Podcast we feature a guest from the art world. Linda Hartough (hartough.com) is the country's preeminent Golf Landscape Artist. Her original landscapes of Augusta National, Torrey Pines, Pebble Beach and others are hanging on the walls of The Butler Cabin, Jack Nicklaus's house, and many other homes of golf's greats. She talks about golf, art, and we try to figure out just how many shades of green there are in nature. We also debut a new comedy feature: “Who Should of Sung It?” An indescribably delicious few minutes of adlibbed improvisational comedy. Or, at least, an attempt there at. Another great hour of stories, entertainment and conversation on The Approach Shot Podcast.

The Game Day's Adam Kramer (@KegsnEggs) and Marcus Mosher (@Marcus_Mosher) talk through possible landing spots for Aaron Rodgers and Julio Jones, as well as reconstruct the entire NFL! ➡️Fill In the Blank Julio Jones will be a ______ next season Aaron Rodgers in Hawaii rather than Green Bay for camp means ______ The NFL putting a salary-cap ceiling of $208.2 million for the 2022 season means _____ Tua says his hip feels 10 times better than last year. He'll have a ____ 2021. You need to make a 45-yard field goal. You're taking ______ as a kicker. ➡️Re-Constructing the NFL...Marcus article this week...let's dive in. ➡️ How Many Beers? Julio Jones for Jordan Love straight up… how many beers for Guttenhurst to make this trade Kansas City Chiefs are +4000 to go 17-0… how many beers to make this bet? Holiday weekend golf… how many beers on course? For Brooks Koepka to sit in Butler Cabin with Bryson ➡️ Futures quick futures you like

Hideki Matsuyama almost turned down his first chance to play the Masters. It was a month after a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, disasters that killed thousands and destroyed much of the region he called home in March 2011.He decided to play a month later, only because he thought it would lift spirits.A decade later, he lifted his country again — becoming Japan's first man to win a golf major. Matsuyama's one-shot victory over Will Zalatoris at Augusta National made him the Masters champion, easily the biggest moment for the sport in his golf-crazed homeland."I can't say I'm the greatest," Matsuyama said. "However, I'm the first to win a major, and if that's the bar, then I've set it."He was the greatest this week at the Masters, bar none.History will say he won the tournament on Sunday with a final-round 73, but really, he won it on Saturday with a blistering finish that put him atop the leaderboard for good. He went 6-under on a seven-hole stretch of the back nine in the third round, the decisive spurt that nobody could match. Even the final margin on Sunday was perhaps a bit misleading; it only tightened up when Matsuyama made three bogeys in his final four holes, though the lead never seemed threatened.Matsuyama finished at 10-under, 278. Zalatoris was at 9 under, Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele were tied for third at 7 under, and Jon Rahm and Marc Leishman tied for fifth at 6 under. Justin Rose, who jumped out in front Thursday with a 65, finished seventh, five shots back."It's thrilling to think that there are a lot of youngsters in Japan watching today," Matsuyama said. "Hopefully in five, 10 years, when they get a little older, hopefully some of them will be competing on the world stage. But I still have a lot of years left, so they are going to have to compete against me still."Message to those kids: Good luck. Matsuyama is only 29.He moved from No. 25 to No. 14 in the world rankings, and will be welcomed back to Augusta National for Masters week for the rest of his life — one of the many perks that come once someone claims a green jacket."I think it's really good for the game of golf globally," Spieth said. "He's a great young player who inevitably was going to win major championships, in my opinion."It turned out to be a Masters finish like none other, capping a week that was memorable for who was there, who wasn't there for long and who couldn't be there at all.Lee Elder — the first Black player in the Masters when he broke the tournament's color barrier in 1975 — joined Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player for the ceremonial tournament-opening tee shots on Thursday morning. By the time nightfall arrived Friday, defending champion Dustin Johnson was done after missing the cut by two strokes. And five-time Masters winner Tiger Woods wasn't at Augusta National to play or even take part in the Champions dinner, his recovery from a car crash in Los Angeles ongoing at his Florida home.Woods wasn't seen. Not long after Matsuyama won, he was heard, or at least read."Making Japan proud Hideki," Woods wrote on Twitter. "Congratulations on such a huge accomplishment for you and your country. This historical (at)TheMasters win will impact the entire golf world."He's not wrong.Japan is already set to play host to the Olympics this summer, delayed a year because of the coronavirus and still a thorny subject for many in that country who wonder if the Tokyo Games should be held at all.The golf event at those Olympics is scheduled for the Kasumigaseki Country Club, the place where Matsuyama won as an amateur to secure that first trip to Augusta National in 2011 — where he visited Butler Cabin to receive the prize as the low amateur that week. A decade later, he returned to Butler Cabin, this time for Johnson to slip the green jacket over his shoulders."I'm really looking forward to the Olympic Games in Tokyo," Matsuyama said. "If I am on the team, and maybe it looks like I will be, I'll do my be...

Sports with Rod 4-12-2021 …We head to Butler Cabin for the Green Jacket Presentation …A homeless guy posed as a USC Football player and got away with it for days …Porn Star – Escort claims a Soccer Player stiffed her on the bill

Ben Wright takes us behind the camera for what it was like preparing to broadcast the tournament. We hear about legendary Executive Producer Frank Chirkinian and how Clifford Roberts summoned Mr. Wright to Butler Cabin to audition to see if he would allow him to be a part of CBS's broadcast team. We also get his thoughts on the chances this year for Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, and Jordan Spieth.

Golf pro Ed Miller of Classic Five breaks down a glorious Masters Weekend in Augusta

On this episode, hear stories and insights on The Masters and Augusta National from 2011 US Senior Open Champion Olin Browne, Backspin Golf Host Matthew Laurance, and Broadcast Legend Ben Wright. Olin Browne takes us on the course and explains the wind tunnel on Amen Corner and what it's like trying to figure out which club to hit on the 12th tee. We also hear about how intimidating the tee shot is on 18. Matthew Laurance talks about how the reality of being at Augusta National far exceeds regardless of how high your expectations are. We also talk about how nervous any of us would be if we got that invitation to play the course. Ben Wright takes us behind the camera for what it was like preparing to broadcast the tournament. We hear about legendary Executive Producer Frank Chirkinian, how Clifford Roberts summoned Mr. Wright to Butler Cabin to audition to see if he would allow him to be a part of CBS's broadcast team. We also get his thoughts on the chances this year for Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, and Jordan Spieth.

On this episode, hear stories and insights on The Masters and Augusta National from 2011 US Senior Open Champion Olin Browne, Backspin Golf Host Matthew Laurance, and Broadcast Legend Ben Wright. 2011 US Senior Open Champion Olin Browne takes us on the course at Augusta National to let us know what it's like playing there and in the Tournament. Hear his explanation of the wind tunnel that the 13th hole is and how the trees around the 12th green causes the wind to swirl making club selection a challenge. He also talks about how intimidating the tee shot is on 18. Matthew Laurance talks about how the reality of being at Augusta National far exceeds your expectations regardless of how high they are. We also talk about who he is rooting for and perhaps against and how nervous he and any of us would be if we got that invitation to play the course. Ben Wright takes us behind the camera for what it was like preparing to broadcast the tournament. We hear about legendary Executive Producer Frank Chirkinian and how Clifford Roberts summoned Mr. Wright to Butler Cabin to audition to see if he would allow him to be a part of CBS's broadcast team. We also get his thoughts on the chances this year for Rory McIlroy, Lee Westwood, and Jordan Spieth.

1956 Masters Champion Jack Burke, Jr. relives his victory at Augusta National.  Brian Katrek also joins the joins the show with a Field Update and Taylor Zarzour runs through some of his favorite Masters traditions.

How many caddies can say their guy made it to Butler Cabin on Sunday after the Masters? Very few - but Drew Hinesley is one of them. Drew worked his way up as a caddie at East Lake and then worked for Stewart Cink, Bryson DeChambeau and many more. We talk East Lake History, his experience with Bryson at the Masters, who is the best caddie out on tour and much more.

Sports with Rod 11-16-2020 …What were they really doing in Butler Cabin?

Happy Masters Thursday. As promised, the crew walks you through the second nine at Augusta National Golf Course. We dissect every hole from the course architecture, to which players have the best scoring average, and why each hole gives so many players trouble year in and year out. From tee to green you won't find another podcast dive into the course like we have this year. We also take a stab at locking in our picks to win it all. Crew member Dante stays with a pick he made all to early back in September! Dalton decides to go across the pond for his pick to receive the green jacket in Butler Cabin from Eldrick (Tiger) Woods. ***Sorry, neither of us picked a Tiger repeat. If you all enjoyed today's episode please consider sharing via social media and with your closest friends. We grow when you share! @enjoythewalkpod on Twitter & Instagram You can find all Masters themed merchandise 20% off during the Tournament days (Thursday - Sunday) so head on over to www.enjoythewalkpod.com to grab your piece of Enjoy The Walk Podcast & Masters merch before it's gone for good! As always, get out there, carry your clubs, watch every shot of the Masters, & Enjoy The Walk #enjoythewalk #enjoythewalkpod #enjoythewalkpodcast #golfpodcast #golf #golfing #golfers #golfer #themasters #themasters2020 #augusta #augustaga #augustageorgia --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoythewalk/support

There may be no azaleas, patrons or famous roars ringing around Augusta this week but when you're in level 5 lockdown in Ireland, you'll take what you can get. And what we're getting is a Masters like no other, an invite to Augusta National in autumn and one of the most timely interjections of sporting heaven we could wish for at this time. The last time the country found itself in a level 5 lockdown, sport was off the agenda but what we pined for back in April is very much on the calendar for a unique November celebration, an escape from all things COVID and hopefully, without pushing our luck too much, a first chance to see an Irishman don that famous Green Jacket in the Butler Cabin come Sunday. Our website has been inundated with all the latest from Augusta so far this week and our special digital edition Masters magazine dropped on Tuesday, packed with quality content from drives up Magnolia Lane, past and present. Our access this week has been nothing short of incredible and we're delighted to release our latest podcast to further preview what we have no qualms in admitting is our favourite week in the golfing calendar. Joining us on the show is a three-pronged line-up, headlined by live Masters contender Graeme McDowell who returns to Augusta National for the first time since 2016. We have former European Ryder Cup winning Captain Paul McGinley with his take on the runners and riders, plus his idea of the winner ahead of Thursday's opening round and we also feature an extra special interview with Mallow amateur, James Sugrue who joined us after his practice round on Tuesday to discuss his first impressions of arguably the most famous venue in golf. We hope you enjoy the listen and as ever, make sure you stay ahead of the game this week at IrishGolfer.ie

Doug Ghim (4:00), Kirk Minihane (55:50), and Jeff McNeil (106:02) join the show. It’s a jam-packed one. First, PGA TOUR youngster Doug Ghim takes us through the behind-the-scenes of finishing low amateur at the 2018 Masters and getting through the Butler Cabin ceremony, hilarious high school golf stories, and the windy conditions in Bermuda. Then, Kirk Minihane goes deep into the one true thing he loves: the Masters. We talk favorites, who’s likable and who’s not, and also revisit Riggs’ emotional Pinehurst departure. Finally, New York Met all-star Jeff McNeil discusses the upcoming Barstool Classic Championship at Pinehurst (which he’s playing in), the Mets new ownership, and some inside baseball on anticipating pitches.

Let's reminisce about that Thursday you spent at Augusta National. Oh, you didn’t? The year Tiger won his 5th? Welp, Charlie did. Charlie starts with his trip down south with the Top 25 university courses he played and whiskey he drank as the anticipation builds for Thursday. After an early morning drive that sounds like something out of a fictional novel, his experience unlike any other included the ceremonial tee shot (sunrise golf), merchandise (of course), walking the entire course, brushing shoulders with Augie-flow-favorite Tommy Fleetwood (almost), finding out who no-cell-phones actually applies to, insider information from an Augusta Nat’l looper (a caddie, a jock, a pro jock) including a game of “what’s more dangerous”, and yes, food and beer. More you say? Ok, there’s more. The back nine is where Charlie has his “oh shit” moment on the hallowed grounds. Chairs on 18 green... oh he’s got that too with more close encounters. Pull up a chair, grab some beers, fire up the flames in Butler Cabin as we enter the Glory Trail to Augusta.

Join us in the Butler Cabin, as we talk all things Masters.

Boiler-suited caddies, Butler Cabin awkwardness and donut burgers at the Champions Dinner! In the latest episode of The Slice, Anna Whiteley is joined by regular panel members Jack Hayward, Danny Prior and Mylo Wilken to discuss 10 things we love about the Masters.  Don't be a stranger! You can get in touch with us using the hashtag #GWSlice and tagging us with the handles below - we'd love to hear what you're looking forward to at this year's Masters. Twitter - @GolfingWorld Instagram - @golfingworld Facebook - facebook.com/golfingworld YouTube - youtube.com/golf

He's as synonymous with The Masters as Magnolia Lane and Butler Cabin.  Legendary broadcaster Jim Nantz sits down with CPG to discuss a wide range of topics from his early years in the business, to Masters tournaments gone by to his personal crusade against Alzheimers. This is a can't miss episode!

Welcome to Episode 109 of the Fore Golfers Network Podcast! As the golf world watched the Arnold Palmer Invitation at Bay Hill, we were thinking about his lasting legacy. Enjoy this special "Arnold Memories" edition of the FGN Podcast, featuring: PGA Tour alum Dan Pohl, former Palmer staffer Brian Kautz, my (Bill Hobson) personal moment with Arnold inside Butler Cabin, and our weekly features from Two Inches Short and Ron Mintz. 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! Episode Rundown: (5:47) My Personal Moment w/ Arnold at Augusta (14:18) Former Tour Player, Dan Pohl - playing w/ Arnold (22:02) Former Palmer Golf staffer, Brian Kautz - working for Arnold (29:21) "OB w/ Two Inches Short" - a family tribute to Arnold (40:16) "5 Mintz w/ Ron Mintz" - Arnold as an example Please subscribe to the FGN Podcast!

Golf Pro Brian Manzella discussed how Patrick Reed won the Masters, CBS’ avoidance of Reed’s family issues, and other things not allowed at Butler Cabin.

Senior writers Alan Shipnuck and Michael Bamberger preview the first major of the year like only they know how to. That means story after story, like almost running over Tiger Woods, working out with Rory McIlroy (and Wozniacki), sneaking into Butler Cabin and much, much more.

As we inch closer and closer to the first major of the year, who better to have on the podcast than the voice of the Masters himself, Jim Nantz. The longtime broadcaster caught up with Alan Shipnuck this week just before heading to San Antonio for the Final Four. Nantz has covered the Masters for CBS for more than 30 years now. Is this the most hyped Masters in his tenure? It just might be. But ask him who'd he'd like to see win and the answer might surprise you. He and Shipnuck cover all things broadcasting, Butler Cabin, his prep and those precious few words he says to accompany golf's most historic moments.

Nick is live in Lafayette, getting ready for Louisville-Purdue, and he thinks we'll finally learn something important about the Cards. Plus, Fast Five and Great or Clickbait.

The 2017 Masters Tournament has come and gone, and hosts Kyle and Casey share their thoughts on Sergio Garcia and his stunning victory at Augusta National Golf Club, as well as whether or not Justin Rose 'lost' the tournament, why Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler were so awful on Sunday's final round, and Jim Nantz's spectacular performance in Butler Cabin.   This episode is sponsored by Seamus Golf - use the promo code 'GolfGuide15' and save 15% on all purchases at SeamusGolf.com for April 2017. This episode is also proudly presented by GOLFGUIDE.NET