Podcasts about canadian corey conners

Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert start with their takeaways from The Masters with Canadian Corey Conners sitting third, the buzz in Montreal with prospect Ivan Demidov arriving last night and Brock Boeser signalling the end of his time with the Canucks. Later, Sportsnet UFC reporter Aaron Bronsteter (9:35) helps tee up UFC 314 in Miami, including a featherweight title fight between Alexander Volkanovski and Diego Lopes, why current champ Ilia Topuria decided to leave his title and the weight class, and what to expect from the rest of the loaded card. Finally, the Athletic's Julian McKenzie (26:50) sets the stage for Habs/Sens where the Canadians have the chance to clinch, and he reflects on each team's unlikely path to this point this season.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Today, Mark Zecchino and Adam Scully discuss all of the latest in the world of golf. We recap Russell Henley's performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Canadian Corey Conners coming up just short, but still earning a spot in The Open! Plus, the guys talk about Mark's work with the Stack System!

Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully preview Nelly Korda looking to win her fourth straight LPGA Tournament this week and Canadian Corey Conners defending his title on the PGA Tour at the Valero Texas Open! Plus, we're joined by one of the top young stars in the game today, Ludvig Aberg!

In today's episode,, we'll cover the PGA Tour's compensation problem after the LIV Golf merger, gender equality concerns, the role of Jimmy Dunne, Canadian Corey Conners leading the RBC Canadian, and much more.Sources: Essentially Sports, Golf Monthly, Golf City, ESPN, Golf.com

Richard Zokol and Ian Leggatt stop by the podcast in a rare post tournament breakdown as we reflect on all of the major headlines to come out of last weekend's PGA Championship.   With the winner of the Championship being a LIV Tour Member in Brooks Koepka, we get into the politics of the LIV vs. PGA saga that has dominated story lines and try to anticipate what will come next regarding the cohabitation of the two before shifting focus to the play of Canadian Corey Conners and the heartwarming story of Club Pro, Michael Block.   Get 4 Extra months and a 30-day money back guarentee when you buy NordVPN by heading to NORDVPN.com/BOBCAST

On episode 234 of the Superfan Sprint podcast, the boys talk about the big win from Canadian Corey Conners at the Valero Texas Open. We also get started with the biggest week of the year, the Masters, and share the 50/50 pool that we've put on. A segment at the end comparing the California and Florida swings is debated.Thank you to our sponsors:Can-I Wellness: https://cani-wellness.com/Use code Superfan25 for 25% offOdin Golf: https://www.odin-golf.com/pages/sponsorship#customizeUse code Superfan for 5% off your orderFollow Superfan Sprint:Instagram: @superfansprintTik Tok: @superfansprintTwitter: @superfansprintWebsite: https://superfansprint.com/ Watch the Superfan Sprint podcast on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLVnlg7OvVDzDzvPcsPP_Qg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Ailish Hour is back after a day off! Rebecca Johnston, three-time Olympic gold medalist and longtime member of the Canadian women's hockey team, joins Ailish to discuss her new full-time role in the Calgary Flames' player development department and Canada's recent gold medal win at the IIHF Women's World Championships in Denmark. Then, PGA Tour pro Taylor Pendrith stops by to chat about being named to the International Team for the 2022 Presidents Cup, his special friendship with fellow Canadian Corey Conners, and his rookie season on Tour (16:13). Later, ESPN basketball analyst Monica McNutt checks in to discuss the Las Vegas Aces taking a 2-0 lead over the Connecticut Sun in the WNBA Finals and the potential of the WNBA expanding to Toronto (33:50). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate

Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks, and Adam Scully discuss the latest in the world of golf. We’re joined by Canadian Corey Conners, ahead of this week’s PGA Championship. Plus, the guys do their PGA Championship draft!!

Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully recap Hideki Matsuyama’s win at the Masters!!! Plus, the guys chat about the other contenders who came up short, including Canadian Corey Conners.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet break down the Winnipeg Jets decisive 5-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, which featured the second shutout of the season for Connor Hellebuyck. The Jets improved to 6-2 against the Canadiens  this season and improved to 25-13-3 overall, moving back into second place in the North Division. Winnipegger Derek Ingram also makes an appearance from Augusta, Georgia to discuss Canadian Corey Conners being in contention going into the final round of The Masters at -6, five strokes off the lead.

TSN Golf Analyst Bob Weeks joins the show to discuss Justin Thomas' win at TPC Sawgrass, Lee Westwood's strong performance, Canadian Corey Conners' strong weekend and more.

Lots to get to this week as Brent and John take the reins and recap another exciting week of golf at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Lots of talk about winner Bryson DeChambeau as well as a fantastic tournament from Canadian Corey Conners. They also run down some other notable performances from Jordan Spieth and Lee Westwood, among others. After the recap, we get to an interview with Mackenzie Knowles, owner of Ada’s Golf Boutique, which just launched this week. The shop is a curated collection of women’s golf apparel that aims to address a major gap in the marketplace for women who typically need to deal with expensive prices and very limited selection at the major retailers. To learn more about Mack’s project and browse the spring collection, visit goshopada.com. You can also check them out on Facebook or Instagram (@goshopada) for updates. Finally, turning the calendar to March signifies the arrival of the PGA Tour’s crown jewel, THE PLAYERS (all caps) Championship. This also marks the one year anniversary of the Tour’s initial shutdown and the official arrival of the COVID-19 Pandemic to the world of golf in North America. Brent and John break down the stacked field and give us their picks for who will take home the massive $2.7 million winner’s cheque. As always, keep up with all things Ready Golf and give us a follow at any of the below: Instagram - @readygolfpod Twitter - @readygolfpod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readygolfpod/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdRQUuPahG9lFq9DpdNqyDg Or drop us a line at info@readygolf.ca

Hour 1 of a Mail it in Friday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes & Jamie McLennan as the guys get into last night's Maple Leafs loss, the Raptors hard fought game & Russell Wilson's future in Seattle. TSN Hockey Host James Duthie stops by to chat about the passing of Walter Gretzky and Mark Rolfing of The Golf Channel stops by to chat about Canadian Corey Conners taking the lead at Bay Hill.

This was a really fun breakdown with Casey O'Donnell to discuss the second leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. The BMW Championship tournament was held at Olympia Fields in Chicago and it was a really tough course that had most players scrambling just to make pars. The winning score was -4 compared to last weeks win by Dustin Johnson at -30. Speaking of DJ the World # 1 and Fedex Cup # 1 was in the drivers seat early on in the final round as he started the day tied for the lead. He then proceeded to birdie 3 of the first four holes to give himself a cushion. There were other golfers who played solid golf and threatened the top of the leaderboard but it was the World # 2 Jon Rahm who emerged as the leader in the clubhouse at -4. DJ had to drain a 43 foot putt on the 72nd hole to force a playoff. The two of them went back to the 18th tee and played the last hole again. When they hit the green with their approach shots DJ looked to be in the much better position. When Jon Rahm read his putt and sent it on its way I don't think anyone expected it to go in but that is what happened. The 66 and 1/2 foot bomb won him the tournament as DJ wasn't able to match his shot.   With the top players in the world playing so well this bodes well for East Lake in Boston next week for the Tour Championship and the finale of the FedEx Cup playoffs. The top 30 made it into that tournament and should provide us with amazing golf starting on Friday with the Monday Labor Day finish. It was a real battle to get into the top 30 and Canadian Mackenzie Hughes just made it by sinking a tough five footer for par on his last hole of the tournament. Billy Horschel made it in thirtieth place after Canadian Corey Conners three putted from five feet to fall into a tie and give Horschel the spot by less than a point. All thirty now qualify for all of the majors and World Golf Championships and the Tournament of Champions.  The format now has Dustin Johnson starting the first day at 10 under par Jon Rahm will be in second at 8 under, Justin Thomas third at seven under par and so on. The players sitting in the 26th through 30th place will start at even par ten shots back of DJ. It should lend to a very interesting tournament and have the golfers who are the best in the world currently battling it on for the top prize of $15 Million dollars and big paycheques for all with a purse of $60 Million. Enjoy the golf Take care Love yah Bye for now.

This was a really fun breakdown with Casey O'Donnell to discuss the second leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. The tournament was held at Olympia Fields in Chicago and it was a really tough course that had most players scrambling just to make pars. The winning score was -4 compared to last weeks win by Dustin Johnson at -30. Speaking of DJ the World # 1 and Fedex Cup # 1 was in the drivers seat early on in the final round as he started the day tied for the lead. He then proceeded to birdie 3 of the first four holes to give himself a cushion. There were other golfers who played solid golf and threatened the top of the leaderboard but it was the World # 2 Jon Rahm who emerged as the leader in the clubhouse at -4. DJ had to drain a 43 foot putt on the 72nd hole to force a playoff. The two of them went back to the 18th tee and played the last hole again. When they hit the green with their approach shots DJ looked to be in the much better position. When Jon Rahm read his putt and sent it on its way I don't think anyone expected it to go in but that is what happened. The 66 and 1/2 foot bomb won him the tournament as DJ wasn't able to match his shot. With the best players in the world playing so well this bodes well for East Lake in Boston next week for the Tour Championship and the finale of the FedEx Cup playoffs. The top 30 made it into that tournament and should provide us with amazing golf starting on Friday with the Monday finish on Labor day. It was a real battle to get into the top 30 and Canadian Mackenzie Hughes just made it by sinking a tough five footer for par on his last hole of the tournament. Billy Horschel made it in thirtieth place after Canadian Corey Conners three putted from five feet to fall into a tie and give Horschel the spot by less than a point. All thirty now qualify for all of the majors and World Golf Championships and the Tournament of Champions, The revised playoff format now has Dustin Johnson starting the first day at 10 under par Jon Rahm will be in second at 8 under, Justin Thomas third at seven under par and so on. The players sitting in the 26th through 30th place will start at even par ten shots back of DJ. It should lend to a very interesting tournament and have the golfers who are the best in the world currently battling it on for the top prize of $15 Million dollars and big paycheques for all with a purse of $60 Million. Enjoy the golf Take care Love yah Bye for now.

TSN golf insider Bob Weeks says that Bryson DeChambeau has become the talk of the PGA tour not only for how long he hits the ball, but also for some of his antics on the course, including breaking his driver in today's opening round of the PGA Championship. Weeks says to keep an eye on Canadian Corey Conners, as Harding Park is the type of course that fits Conners' game.

There is a short intro to our podcast coming after the RBC Heritage PGA golf tournament held in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Casey was brought into the conversation and he joined us again aboard his new sailboat. We talked about the last day of the tournament falling on Fathers day. The telecast featured numerous mentions of fathers and sons and the eventual winner Webb Simpson was a father of five who had lost his own father a few years ago. Casey mentioned how most of us were introduced to the game by our own fathers. It is a unique game that can be started at a very young age and played into your 80's or even into our 90's. Casey talked about the 2 and a half hour weather delay because of a lightning storm in the area. It obviously changed the dynamic and sucked the momentum from some of the golfers. The delay put the finish and the Sunday and Fathers day completion in jeopardy. Casey was impressed by the -22 winning score and the logjam of players at the top. He stated that the course was playing nice and the greens were receptive and you didn't have to bomb it out there. When the main coverage on CBS started Dylan Fratelli had taken a two shot lead by blazing to a 62 final round score! Justin Thomas then joined the party at 17 under as well and could have gone lower but the rain delay seemed to derail his mo and he finished with a 63. We talked about Abraham Ancer, Tyrell Hatton among others who had a real shot to win this tourney. Casey was impressed by Daniel Berger, Brooks Koepka, Sergio Garcia and Joaquin Niemann who all had good showings in the tournament. Casey then brought up Canadian Corey Conners who put together three good rounds but for the second straight week had a disappointing final round. He finished a very respectable 14 under and has really been driving the ball well, he had 90 to 1 odds to win at the beginning of the week so Casey put some money down on him. He also had an 8 game parlay bet and unlike last week when he hit them all he just came up one short. We got into a great discussion of this tournament and you should listen to the breakdown especially if you missed the TV coverage. We brought up Nick Watney as the first player to be diagnosed with the corona virus and he had to withdraw after the first round, The PGA tour is doing tests very frequently and is expecting more positive tests in the coming weeks. Thanks so much for tuning in to another podcast episode from Complete Sports Media. Please tune in again and tell your friends and family about the podcasts. Take care, Love yah and bye for now!

TSN Golf Analyst Bob Weeks joins OverDrive to discuss the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge, how Canadian Corey Conners has looked though two rounds, if the 3 month layoff has helped Jordan Spieth’s game and how the tournament looks without fans.

TSN Golf Analyst Bob Weeks joins OverDrive to discuss the second round of the Charles Schwab Challenge, how Canadian Corey Conners has looked though two rounds, if the 3 month layoff has helped Jordan Spieth’s game and how the tournament looks without fans.

On this week’s show, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the latest news in the world of golf and the rumoured new PGA Tour schedule. We go 1 on 1 with Canadian Corey Conners. Plus we hear from TJ Rule from Golfaway Tours, and learn all about Taylormade’s new SIM fairway wood!

On this week's show, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the latest in the world of golf. The guys chat about Tiger Woods leading the Zozo Championship after 36 holes! Plus, Canadian Corey Conners is also in the mix, just 5 shots off the lead.

On this week’s show, Mark Zecchino and Bob Weeks discuss the latest in the world of golf. The guys chat about Tiger Woods leading the Zozo Championship after 36 holes! Plus, Canadian Corey Conners is also in the mix, just 5 shots off the lead.

On this week's show, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully discuss the first two rounds of the Masters. We hear from all of the contenders, including Tiger Woods and Canadian Corey Conners!

On this week's show, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully discuss the first two rounds of the Masters. We hear from all of the contenders, including Tiger Woods and Canadian Corey Conners!

Mark Zecchino from Golf Talk Canada says Tiger Woods is always the top story in golf, especially at the Masters, but Rory McIlroy’s pursuit of the career Grand Slam is giving Tiger a run. Mark discusses Canadian Corey Conners, who punched his Masters ticket with a win last weekend. Mark says Tiger must get off to a good Thursday start, as he can’t afford to be playing catch-up to the young guns in the field

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 2 of the show includes a look ahead at what could be the greatest weekend on the sports calendar - NHL & NBA playoffs opening weekend, plus the Masters featuring Canadian Corey Conners.

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

Canadian PGA Golfer Mackenzie Hughes joined OverDrive to talk about how great it was to watch fellow Canadian Corey Conners win a spot at Augusta, how tough it is to play at The Masters and Corey's mindset to win The Valero Texas Open.

On this week's show, Bob Weeks and producer Adam Scully discuss all of the latest in the world of golf. We hear about Canadian Corey Conners, who has a 2 shot lead over Tiger Woods at the Valspar Championship. Plus, Graham DeLaet joins the show to provide an update on his health, we hear from golf architect Ian Andrew, and Mark Zecchino checks in to discuss Phil Mickelson's chances at the Masters.

On this week’s show, Bob Weeks and producer Adam Scully discuss all of the latest in the world of golf. We hear about Canadian Corey Conners, who has a 2 shot lead over Tiger Woods at the Valspar Championship. Plus, Graham DeLaet joins the show to provide an update on his health, we hear from golf architect Ian Andrew, and Mark Zecchino checks in to discuss Phil Mickelson's chances at the Masters.