Podcasts about champion golfer

After the 2022 Scheiss Classic we give y'all the rundown on how Sean walked away with the Green Jacket, and discuss some other things going on in the world of golf!

State champion golfer Aiden Krafft joins TEAM Talk 8/17/22.

Thirty times, the oldest major Golf Championship has been contested on the wind-swept and venerated links of the Old Course at Saint Andrews, the Scottish ancestral home of Golf and an exalted shrine to the foibles and peculiarities of Golfers through the world. The Open Championship returned to Scotland this year to celebrate the 150th…

Werds and JE recap Cam Smith's first major win at the 150th Open Championship from St. Andrews, talk about the latest news around LIV Golf, and are joined by Champion Golfer of the year Pat Perez For Prez to preview and give picks for the 3M Open from TPC Twin Cities.

Tom & Rob recap The Open, LIV Golf is making serious moves that include adding more players, broadcasters & rumored sponsors. Both Tom & Rob are in store for a lot of golf in the coming week. 3M Book It w/ T picks are in. Capped off by Tom's Top 3 question.

In this episode recorded on location at Niagara Golf and Country Club, Douger and I discuss the aftermath of the 150th Open Championship. Congratulations to Australia's Cameron Smith. An excellent Champion Golfer of the Year and a Major victory that you could feel that was coming. Did Rory McIlroy play to lose? Hey, what was with the disrespect shown to Smith by golf media? Speaking of which, what about the garbage that a European news agency tried to start involving Mark and Brenda Calcavecchia? Also, the LPGA. The women of the LPGA played their team event the DOW Great Lakes Classic. Kupcho and Salas win. It's another major week as the LPGA, LET et al play the Amundi Evian Championship in France. The Southern Ontario Open. We provided commentary for GolfZoogle during a live-stream on YouTube. The Great Lakes Tour's flagship event played in Port Dover, Ontario (Port Dover Golf Club) was entertaining and you couldn't have asked for a better finish. A 3-man playoff and an eagle to beat birdies on the first playoff hole (won by Michael Blair). Many of those played have some sort of status on PGA TOUR Canada.

We are back with season 2!! Be ready for an hour of laughing, moaning and real talk! Opinions are honest and we will get you laughing!  This week we give you a full review of The 150th Open at St Andrews. Sunday gave us one of the best back 9's of golf as Cam Smith came from behind to become Champion Golfer of the year. We also saw an emotional Tiger bid farewell to the St Andrews crowd after a disappointing 2 rounds. And question about who is next for LIV Golf keep building!   Website: www.scottsdalegolf.co.uk Instagram: @scottsdalegolf Twitter: @scottsdalegolf

Summer School in Scotland rolls on and Andy and Brendan have a few more thoughts on The Open, specifically Rory's performance, after a magical afternoon getting to play The Old Course themselves. Then they get back to the pro golf at hand, namely the 3M Open at TPC Sod Farm, described in one write-up as utilizing “natural, rolling terrain on the site of a former sod farm.” They discuss the Tour's messaging, which is apparently foremost of what they care about, and how the 3M Open actually exhibits weakness to the point it would be best if they just took a few weeks off following The Open. The women's and senior majors are previewed, with critiques for two poor venues. The LIV latest is discussed, with David Feherty making the jump and Ernie Els with some sage advice on how this should all shake out, including specific comments on new Champion Golfer of the Year Cam Smith.

In this episode we cover the The Open Championship! Dod Rory choke on Sunday? Where does The Open rank on the list of Majors for this year? Will Cam Smith go to LIV Golf?

Cam Smith is the Champion Golfer of the Year. Stunning final round 64 propelled Smith to a narrow victory in the year's final major. We breakdown the week at St Andrews and recap the four major championships in 2022. Check us out on Instagram and Twitter @inevitablespod and please rate and review the podcast! Thanks

Having been to St. Andrews for the past weeks watching the best golfers in the world tee it up at the most iconic place in the golfing world, I put my thoughts together on an unbelievable week. Here are my thoughts & takeaways from the 150th Open Championship.Follow me on Twitter, Instagram & Tiktok: @ThePluggedLieInstagram: www.instagram.com/thepluggedlieTwitter: www.twitter.com/thepluggedlieTikTok: www.tiktok.com/thepluggedlie

What a week of golf. Rory McIlroy held a 4-stroke lead heading into the final round, shot a bogey-free 2-under 70, and lost by two. Cameron Smith played unbelievable golf and made every putt he looked at. A deserving champion. There are rumors spreading that he's going to LIV. So there's that. We discuss Smith, Rory, Tiger, Cameron Young, St. Andrews, and much more. Enjoy!

It was a magical week at The Old Course. Bob & Jay discuss how Cam Smith just snatched victory from the rest of the field with an incredible back nine. English favorite, Rory McIlroy and U.S PGA Tour Rookie Cameron Young put up quite a performance but the Champion Golfer of the Year is the young Aussie, Cam Smith.

What a week of golf. Rory McIlroy held a 4-stroke lead heading into the final round, shot a bogey-free 2-under 70, and lost by two. Cameron Smith played unbelievable golf and made every putt he looked at. A deserving champion. There are rumors spreading that he's going to LIV. So there's that. We discuss Smith, Rory, Tiger, Cameron Young, St. Andrews, and much more. Enjoy!

Cameron Smith is the Champion Golfer of the Year in 2022, and what an incredible 150th Open we have enjoyed.Directly from the 18th hole at the Old Course, join Marcus Buckland, Paul Eales and Matt Southgate to recap a stunning final round 64 for Smith en route to a one shot victory over Cameron Young.The panel discuss Smith's brilliance and his incredible performance to win The 150th Open, Young's valiant effort and heartbreak for Rory McIlroy, who led with just nine holes to play. Subscribe to The Open Podcasts today to never miss an episode.

A magical week for Andy and Brendan at The Open comes to a close with this recap episode after the final round at The Old Course. After walking with Cam, Rory, and the rest, they relay what they saw and why it shook out the way it did. Cam's legendary final round is dissected, with a few key spots and shots picked out that seemed to turn the tide in the final hours. The Rory heartbreak is reviewed, with debate on whether he played it too safe or just got beat by the hot talent. There's one more occasion to reflect on and praise The Old Course, which had both feeling grateful to be present for this particular major. They discuss how it played and why it separated again on Sunday. Cam Young gets his due, as does a certain housecat. Then they wrangle with LIV returning to our lives promptly, with the new Champion Golfer of the Year not exactly shooting down questions about rampant LIV rumors surrounding him, Jon Rahm suggesting the tours negotiate with some strong words for the Euro Tour, and Henrik Stenson apparently jumping ship and losing his Ryder Cup captaincy.

We are back with season 2!! Be ready for an hour of laughing, moaning and real talk! Opinions are honest and we will get you laughing!  This week we give you a full preview of The 150th Open. We discuss the Old Course, the conditions and how they could help certain players. We talk Tiger and how he will manage and we also make our picks for the event! There is never a week without any LIV talk and this week is no different we discuss the R&A's snub of Norman.   Website: www.scottsdalegolf.co.uk Instagram: @scottsdalegolf Twitter: @scottsdalegolf

It was another W for golf's hottest star this weekend as Xander Schauffele notched his second victory in 3 weeks. Hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell wonder if Xander has the right stuff to keep rolling at this week's Open Championship (1:40). Across the US at Lake Tahoe, some past guests, and other top golf influencers, got together for the Topgolf Creator Retreat (6:08). All eyes focus on St Andrews this weekend for the 150th Open Championship. Alex and Michael who will be named Champion Golfer of the Year, plus which LIV defector has the best chance at claiming the Claret Jug (7:20). Stateside, the alternate PGA Tour event is the Barracuda Championship, or as golf twitter calls it, Mark Baldwin week (11:14). The Book Club wraps up the latest pick with the final three chapters of Alan Shipnuck's "Phil," including the earth-shattering breakup of Phil and Bones, the amazing PGA Championship victory, and the surprising jump to LIV (12:28). In Tuned In, Alex was geeking out at Austin Comic Con, while Michael was vicariously watching the rebooted "Sailor Moon" (23:27). This week's guest is Dr Bern Bernacki. The President of the Golf Heritage Society returns to the podcast to chat with Alex about the Society's newest initiatives, their inclusion efforts, and what's so great about the Open Championship (27:13). Alex and Michael trade barbs as the Red Sox steal one away from the Yankees, who are still a whole lotta games up in the AL East (50:35). As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, Alex is having an epic 19th Hole experience, while Michael is enjoying trying out shishito peppers (52:19).

The 150th Open is nearly here, and before daily podcasts with Marcus Buckland begin on Wednesday, we take one final look back at The 149th Open, as Champion Golfer of the Year Collin Morikawa prepares to return the Claret Jug.Initially published last year, the Story of 2021 delves into the action from Royal St George's for The 149th Open, featuring interviews with the likes of Jon Rahm, Louis Oosthuizen, Jordan Spieth, Marcel Siem and the eventual Champion Golfer of the Year, Collin Morikawa.With narration from DJ Spoony, enjoy the wonderful sound of fans and golf again at The Open Championship, with an event that was well and truly worth the wait...This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

1981 Champion Golfer of the year Bill Rogers joined Trey Schaap for this episode of From the Short Grass.

One of the greatest golfers of all time, Sir Nick Faldo showcased talent and dedication in equal measure throughout his career, arguably like nobody else in the game's history.In this brand new three-part documentary, hear from Sir Nick Faldo, his former coach David Leadbetter and former caddie Fanny Sunesson, in an exploration of what has made the legendary figure tick, and the long road he took to becoming Champion Golfer of the Year. Listen to the final episode here, as Sir Nick takes us through his St Andrews and Muirfield victories, and his incredible focus on the course. Listen back to all three episodes for free, only on The Open Podcasts!

One of the greatest golfers of all time, Sir Nick Faldo showcased talent and dedication in equal measure throughout his career, arguably like nobody else in the game's history.In this brand new three-part documentary, hear from Sir Nick Faldo, his former coach David Leadbetter and former caddie Fanny Sunesson, in an exploration of what has made the legendary figure tick, and the long road he took to becoming Champion Golfer of the Year. Listen to the second of three parts here, as Sir Nick takes us through his Muirfield triumph in 1987, his Masters successes, and meeting Fanny Sunesson, only on The Open Podcasts.

One of the greatest golfers of all time, Sir Nick Faldo showcased talent and dedication in equal measure throughout his career, arguably like nobody else in the game's history.Having taken a huge risk to rebuild his swing in the middle of an already successful career, Faldo knows about hard work, and what it takes to win The Open Championship. But it certainly didn't come easy for him, despite playing in his first Open just five years after taking up the game.In this brand new three-part documentary, hear from Sir Nick Faldo, his former coach David Leadbetter and former caddie Fanny Sunesson, in an exploration of what has made the legendary figure tick, and the long road he took to becoming Champion Golfer of the Year. Listen to the first of three parts here, only on The Open Podcasts.

Bill Rogers takes us through the final round of his victory in the 1981 Open Championship at Royal St. George's Golf Club. Starting the day with a five shot lead, he made it interesting on the par-5 seventh before righting the ship and becoming the Champion Golfer of the Year. Bill Rogers shares his life-changing moment, "FORE the Good of the Game."

The Open Podcasts is back! Season 4 of the show begins with the rundown of the most recent and much awaited Open Championship, with The Story of 2021.The Story of 2021 will delve into the action from Royal St George's this past year for The 149th Open, featuring interviews with the likes of Jon Rahm, Louis Oosthuizen, Jordan Spieth, Marcel Siem and the eventual Champion Golfer of the Year, Collin Morikawa.With narration from DJ Spoony, enjoy the wonderful sound of fans and golf again at The Open Championship, with an event that was well and truly worth the wait...This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

It is believed that golf has been played on the links of Elie in the East Neuk of Fife since the 16th century. Most historians attribute the design of the current layout to Old Tom Morris in 1895. James Braid, the legendary 5 time Champion Golfer of The Year, and golf course Architect, was born in the adjacent village of Earlsferry in 1870. He won his first tournament at age 8 on the links at Elie. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We finally have the arrival of the Olympic Games in Tokyo which were cancelled last year due to Covid, brought forward a year 60 players have flown out to Japan to compete for the coveted title of Olympic Gold Medalist. Newly crowned Champion Golfer of the Year Collin Morikawa is the 7/1 favourite to win the Gold Medal with Xander Schauffele 9/1, Justin Thomas 11/1 and home crowd favourite Hideki Matsuyama the current Masters Champion at 14/1. While on the European Tour this week there is action from Galgorm Castle in Northern Ireland which is playing host to the ISPS Handa World Invitational this week. Ty Allushuski again joins Jamie on the podcast this week to preview both events and give insights into how this week will play out. Follow him on Twitter @SportsGuyTy.

We start off by discussing Jay and Mike's performances at the State Open of Virginia but most of the talk is about good golfers. We breakdown Collin Morikawa's win at The Open Championship and all of his success at such an early age. The conversation takes us to Louis's close call again, Jordan contends, and Bryson does something stupid again. Before we get to our picks for the 3M Open, we debate if a hole-in-one at a Par 3 course counts prior to Mike and Jay's trip to Bandon Dunes.

1981 Champion Golfer of the Year, Bill Rogers, joins Trey Schaap on the 40 year anniversary of his win at Royal St. Georges.

Another year, another major season is in the books and couldn't have ended with a classier champion. Three Putt Par recaps Morikawa's historic win across the pond and discusses all the major storylines surrounding the Open Championship. Enjoy!

The final Major of 2021 comes to a close, and the Champion Golfer of the Year is...Collin Morikawa! In his debut appearance at The Open Championship, and only his eighth start in a Major, the Claret Jug is going home with the Cali kid. Elk & Diane look back on the week at Royal St Georges and talk about the very worthy winner. Then they move on to give you our top picks for this week's 3M Open. It's off to the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" for the third edition of this tournament at TPC Twin Cities. With a squad of guys making the trip back across the pond, players with good form over the past few weeks on the PGA TOUR and a whole heap of golfers looking to make moves up the FedExCup standings, this week looks wide open. Elk, Diane & Jay go through the re-ranked Top 10, Sizzlers and Dark Horse picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What a week across the pond. Collin Morikawa was unreal, and his iron play was unfair to be completely honest.  We recap the entire week, including what to think of Rors.  After that, we dive into the 3M Open, home of Matty Wolff's first PGA Tour win back in 2019.  To finish it off, our betting preview is packed, and we include some guys you should definitely target this weekend.  Enjoy!

What a week across the pond. Collin Morikawa was unreal, and his iron play was unfair to be completely honest.  We recap the entire week, including what to think of Rors.  After that, we dive into the 3M Open, home of Matty Wolff's first PGA Tour win back in 2019.  To finish it off, our betting preview is packed, and we include some guys you should definitely target this weekend.  Enjoy!

It was a monumental weekend in England for The (British) Open Championship, where first-timer Colin Morikawa took the prize, but Bryson, Brooks, and DJ still stayed relevant throughout the week. Hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell break down all the fun stories from the week at Royal St Georges (2:00). Meanwhile, the Barbasol Championship saw a 6 hole playoff, continuing the trend of long playoffs this season (9:51). Over on the LPGA Tour, the Jutanugarn sisters are taking a win into Tokyo after winning the team event this weekend (11:03). And speed golf was the name of the game on Sunday morning as past guest Mark Baldwin got to "play against" Kevin Kisner (12:00). Lauzon is planning his big trip out to the First Tee of Greater Austin in a couple weeks, and is looking forward to getting beat by some championship level kids (13:30). But first, it's a quick look at the 3M Open in Minnesota, where a depleted field still holds some firepower (15:08). In ``Tuned In," Russell shares his full review on listening to audiobooks during a long road trip, and Lauzon shares a review of the new "Space Jam" movie (16:15). This week's guest is Ryan Ballengee, who chats with Lauzon about his golf game, plus the state of the PGA and LPGA tours as they head into the Olympics and Ryder Cup (19:34). Russell is so out of touch with baseball now, he didn't even realize the Yankees and Red Sox were playing when he was in Boston, but not to worry, as COVID reared its ugly head (44:24). And when they #AlwaysEndWithFood, Lauzon and Russell are talking about ice cream flavors, including the new Kraft Mac & Cheese flavor (45:42). Listen + Love + Subscribe: http://bit.ly/3fdoQed  Part of the Morning Read Podcast Network: https://bit.ly/3k0jSnk Support the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4I  Have you listened to our new food podcast? https://bit.ly/3vrJvj9  Join us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJ  Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQ  Watch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4Dt 

Collin Morikawa is the 2021 Champion Golfer of the Year after his tremendous victory at Royal St. George's. Luke and Mitch bask in the glow of Collin's impressive young career and discuss the final major of the year in today's episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fairwayadjacentpod/support

The final Major of 2021 comes to a close, and the Champion Golfer of the Year is...Collin Morikawa! In his debut appearance at The Open Championship, and only his eighth start in a Major, the Claret Jug is going home with the Cali kid. Elk & Diane look back on the week at Royal St Georges and talk about the very worthy winner. Then they move on to give you our top picks for this week's 3M Open. It's off to the "Land of 10,000 Lakes" for the third edition of this tournament at TPC Twin Cities. With a squad of guys making the trip back across the pond, players with good form over the past few weeks on the PGA TOUR and a whole heap of golfers looking to make moves up the FedExCup standings, this week looks wide open. Elk, Diane & Jay go through the re-ranked Top 10, Sizzlers and Dark Horse picks.

While we were unfortunately unable to get Collin on the show this week, we were more than happy to discuss his spectacular victory at the Open Championship in Sandwich, England. Morikawa put on a masterclass in ball striking, playing a near-perfect, bogey-free final round to win the 4th and final men's major of the year at Royal St. George's Golf Course. Morikawa is barely two years into his pro career, but he has already cemented himself into the history books and joins some elite company by winning his second major before the age of 25. In addition to Morikawa, we also take some time to discuss: what could have been for Jordan Spieth, who is now officially “back,” and how links golf really suits his game Louis Oosthuizen coming up short once again A fantastic week for Canadians with both Mackenzie Hughes and Corey Conners finishing in the top 20 Bryson's latest hissy fit, this time directed at the folks at Cobra Golf Some other noteworthy performances, including Phil, Will Zalatoris and Jon Rahm If you're worried about the upcoming major draught, then fear not! There are still two majors left on the Ladies' Tour, the first of which is this week at the Evian Championship. World #2 Jin Young Ko looks to defend her title from 2019 after the event was cancelled last year. Check back next week as we gear up for the Olympics and get into the field, the course, and potential podium we'll see out in Tokyo. Until then, keep up with all things Ready Golf at: Instagram - @readygolfpod Twitter - @readygolfpod Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readygolfpod/ Or drop us a line at info@readygolf.ca

The Champion Golfer of the Year...Collin Morikawa! How Oreos are making it easier to sneak them! #Randumb Facts. Ted Reader teaches Lucky about his new smoker! And can cheap beds cut down the sex in the Olympic village?

In this hour of Follow The Money, hosts Mitch Moss and Matt Youmans recap a busy weekend in sports with Collin Morikawa being crowned Champion Golfer at The Open Championship and the Bucks coming to take a 3-2 series lead. Hosts: Mitch Moss Matt Youmans Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

What could overshadow a brilliant Open Championship? Seamus Power claiming his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Barbasol Championship! That's what! The Irishman clinched victory after a week of low scoring and a 6 hole playoff against JT Poston. This win means Power has a 2 year exemption onto the PGA Tour, invites to the PGA Championship, The Players and the Tournament of Champions. Well done Seamus! Collin Morikawa is the Champion Golfer of the Year and it is well deserved! The 24 year old has now won two Majors on his debut and looks set to claim golf's grand slam before anyone else given his form. Dave & Jonny recap the final Major of the year and begin to look ahead to the Ryder Cup, as well as reacting to Rory's comments about the Olympics. We will be publishing more videos on our Youtube Channel very shortly, so please subscribe to our channel for something you have never seen before! If you have any thoughts or comments let us know and leave a review. Get in touch with us on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bogeymenpod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BogeyPod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3bYG9Ud9Vyy7Gfa6mrcaBAv

We recap the 149th Open Championship where Collin Morikawa finished two clear of Jordan Spieth to win the Claret Jug. We discuss all the big stories from the week at Royal St George's including Morikawa, Spieth, Oosthuizen, the fans, McIlroy, DeChambeau and more.

The Open Podcasts are back, with episodes brought to you from the grounds of Royal St George's for The 149th Open. On Sunday evening, Di Dougherty was joined by Matt Adams and Paul Eales to talk about a sensational Open and the Champion Golfer of the Year, Collin Morikawa.The trio discuss Morikawa's imperious display in his debut Open appearance, and the ability he showed to close out a major championship. They also discuss Morikawa's ceiling, Spieth's resurgence and another near miss for Louis. What a Championship from The 149th Open, we will see you soon with more episodes from The Open Podcasts, and will see you next year at St Andrews...

Rick Gehman is joined by Kyle Porter, Mark Immelman and Greg DuCharme to break down and react to the 2021 Open Championship. 00:00 - Collin Morikawa, 2021 Champion Golfer of the Year 19:20 - Jordan Spieth falls short of fourth major 35:30 - Louis Oosthuizen, Jon Rahm finish T3 at Royal St. George's 52:10 - Rory McIlroy, Bryson DeChambeau headline disappointments for the week 59:55 - Our lasting memories from the 149th Open Championship + One & Done shenanigans  --- Check us out on YouTube for video podcasts and exclusive content, visit youtube.com/FirstCutPodcast 'First Cut' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow @FirstCutPod on Twitter and Instagram Follow our crew on Twitter: @KylePorterCBS, @mark_immelman, @RickRunGood, @therealGFD, @TheCoachrules, @jacob_hallex You can listen to First Cut on your smart speakers! Simply say "Alexa, play the latest episode of The First Cut Golf podcast" or "Hey Google, play the latest episode of The First Cut Golf podcast." For more golf coverage from CBS Sports, visit cbssports.com/golf/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Open Podcasts are back, with episodes brought to you from the grounds of Royal St George's for The 149th Open. On Sunday morning, Di Dougherty was joined by Marcus Buckland and Rhys Davies on the practice ground to have a quick discussion of the day ahead and preview the final round. The trio discuss the hot conditions, Louis Oosthuizen's bid to create all sorts of history, Collin Morikawa's chances and the possibility of a player coming from behind to take the title, including Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler.The final pairing tee off at  2:35pm BST on Sunday 18th July, with Oosthuizen the sole leader in the Championship, one stroke clear of Morikawa in second place. Tune in tonight to see who will be crowned Champion Golfer of the Year in 2021.

This Saturday episode features Golf Channel's Shane Bacon who fills in for Brendan Porath who attended the final of the U.S. Girl's Junior Amateur. Andy and Shane discuss many topics including Rory McIlroy's championship chances 11 shots back with one round to play. In all seriousness, the two breakdown everything from Louis' remarkable 2021 major championship performances to Spieth's brutal final putt on 18. As you probably have figured out, Brendan Porath, a far more talented writer than Andy usually puts these notes together and his absence is sorely felt. The last thing that Shane and Andy talk about is the NBA Finals and having a job that makes you feel guilty for sitting on the couch. Thank you to Shane for joining during a busy week and listeners for the support! Tomorrow the Champion Golfer of the Year will be crowned.

The Champion Golfer of the Year will be crowned this weekend and we give a quick take. With Eric out of town and unavailable, we keep it short and sweet. Also, have you ever used a bidet? It's French for butt hose and you probably want to hear our thoughts.

In this episode we discuss: - Fisher's attempt at the Nathan's Hot Dog Contest - Home Run Derby and other All Star festivities - Italy claims Euro 2020 - Rob's NBA Finals update - Carlo's UFC 264 recap - NFL 2nd year players (breakouts and busts)- Open Championship preview - Bucket list sporting events and venues Please subscribe rate a review us wherever you listen! Check out our website and subscribe to our blog Thanks for listening! 

Professional Golfer Mel Reid talks us through her journey in golf, her influences along the way and explains how she has achieved her incredible success. https://instagram.com/melreidgolf?igshid=1myg6fkdhs5ns https://www.lpga.com

Back for our final pod covering the PGA major tournaments, PJ Malik (Statistician and Researcher for FOX Sports and PGA Tour Radio), talks about the history of the Open, a quick recap of where he's been on tour, and his picks for Champion Golfer of the Year.