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Mr. "58", Jim Furyk looks back on many of his 17 PGA Tour wins including his favorite golf course/event, Harbour Town Golf Link and the RBC Heritage, which he won twice. Jim talks about how injuries impacted on his record and fondly recalls his Tour Championship win at East Lake in 2010 to cap off a Player of the Year season. Listen in as he remembers going low with a 2nd round 59 at the 2013 BMW Championship at Conway Farms and then going even lower, shooting a PGA-record 58 in the final round of the 2016 Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands after sinking an 8-footer to make the cut on the number. Jim Furyk is coming down the final stretch of his career 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!

Fresh off a recent 4-man scramble event, we discuss the rampant cheating that most golfers experience in these types of tournaments. Is it something to expect? How often does it happen? How can it be mitigated? Also, we preview an upcoming NCGA tournament at Wente Vineyards with hopes to redeem ourselves from last year's less-than-stellar performance. Lastly, we update a course review for stunning Conway Farms and the recently completed back 9 updates. Tune in!

With the winter season fast approaching, we discuss the best ways for golfers to keep their minds, bodies and games sharp. Also, Randy reviews Conway Farms Golf Club outside of Chicago. Tune in!

Andy Ciszczon and Anthony Zumpano head to Conway GC for a remote event. AM Golf Trips hosts their first Member for a Day event and A and Z couldn't miss out on bringing the show on the road. We discuss: -Reactions and Results of Conway Farms GC -Swag Putting Contest -Interview with Robert Lesher and Mike  McLaughlin This was an amazing day and one we will remember for a very long time. Special thanks to Am Golf Trips for hosting a fantastic event. If your interested in any tournaments we run check out Agtseries.com Teams of 2 players, each playing their own ball, will compete in a Gross and Net format for a chance to qualify for the AGT Series Championship at Big Cedar Lodge. Follow us on the A to Z Golfing Podcast on instagram.

A to Z welcome the two time AGT Series Champion Brandon Tudor into Studio C. He is coming in hot off his back to back victory (one against our one and only host Anthony Zumpano). Also Discussed: -AGT Series review of Sandy Pines and our "Member for a Day" at Conway Farms (we will have a live event podcast in which you can join us on air)  -Fathers day recap -Brandon joining the party and talks about his mental game -Tiger's Story at Shadow Creek -Brandon's Best Round  If your interested in any tournaments we run check out Agtseries.com Teams of 2 players, each playing their own ball, will compete in a Gross and Net format for a chance to qualify for the AGT Series Championship at Big Cedar Lodge. Follow us on the A to Z Golfing Podcast on instagram   

On this week's podcast Hans and Jason discuss a wide range of topics including Hans's recent outing in the annual Conway Farms 24 Hour Predator Hunt, the large payouts in some recent hog predator hunts and what thermal scopes coyote hunters should be looking for in 2020. Hans even tells some stories of his poor showing at his daughter's science night at her school! Stay tuned every week because we have some great shows and guest interviews planned for the coming weeks! If you're looking to buy thermal optics or night vision and need pre-purchase advice, check out https://outdoorlegacygear.com or give Jason & Hans a call at (877)350-1818.

Today is Friday, August 18. Welcome to another episode of Lake County Sports Talk. We have two shows for you to kick off the fall sports season.  Joe and I are back after a summer sabbatical. Our guest is new Lake Zurich High School Athletic Director Dr. Andy Lambert.  We talk to Andy about the recent hazing scandal, any lingering fall out and how the school is proactively instituting new polices as the Bears begin a new football season, fall sports schedule and school year. Be sure to listen to the full interview with Dr. Lambert.  In episode 2, we preview upcoming football seasons in the Northern Lake County League and North Suburban Conference. We also talk about changes at Carmel Catholic. In the final segment, Jon and Joe recap media day for the September BMW Championships at Conway Farms.  It's a doubleheader of shows on Lake County Sports Talk.    Football season is here. Start the season the right way by listening to Lake County Sports Talk. 

Today is Friday, August 18. Welcome to another episode of Lake County Sports Talk. We have two shows for you to kick off the fall sports season.  Joe and I are back after a summer sabbatical. Our guest is new Lake Zurich High School Athletic Director Dr. Andy Lambert.  We talk to Andy about the recent hazing scandal, any lingering fall out and how the school is proactively instituting new polices as the Bears begin a new football season, fall sports schedule and school year. Be sure to listen to the full interview with Dr. Lambert.  In episode 2, we preview upcoming football seasons in the Northern Lake County League and North Suburban Conference. We also talk about changes at Carmel Catholic. In the final segment, Jon and Joe recap media day for the September BMW Championships at Conway Farms.  It's a doubleheader of shows on Lake County Sports Talk.    Football season is here. Start the season the right way by listening to Lake County Sports Talk. 

It's the final round of the Scorecard for 2017 with Ed Sherman & Steve Olken! Plenty of discussion about the BMW Championship at Conway Farms, and we sweep the nation with the final Birdies and Bogeys of 2017.

David and Pat break down Conway Farms as it hosts the 3rd leg of the Fed Ex Cup Playoffs for the BMW Championship. The guys provide the key stats, players they love, players they hate, and the strategy needed to take down a DFS GPP tournament.

David and Pat break down Conway Farms as it hosts the 3rd leg of the Fed Ex Cup Playoffs for the BMW Championship. The guys provide the key stats, players they love, players they hate, and the strategy needed to take down a DFS GPP tournament.

In the first hour of the Scorecard Ed Sherman and David Schuster preview the BMW Championship coming to Conway Farms next week. They give their thoughts on PGA player of the year, and update the Fed Ex Cup Standings. They also bring you another great rendition of Biridies and Bogeys.

In the second hour of the Scorecard Ed Sherman and David Schuster bring you interviews with the tournament director of the BMW Championship Vince Pelligrino, Lesson Tee is with Andrew Adamsick the head professional at Conway Farms, and they round out the hour with Corey Hug the PGA physical therapist on the PGA Tour player performance program.

Justin Thomas continues his BANNER year with a win at the Dell Technologies in Boston - all but locking up Player of the Year. The Presidents Cup team is now confirmed. Kevin Chappell edges out Charley Hoffman by an impossibly small margin for the final spot, placing added attention on Steve Stricker and his captain’s picks. And with 70 players left standing, the Tour heads to Chicago for the BMW Championship at Conway Farms - the last stop before the Tour Championship in Atlanta.

In the second hour Steve Olken & Adam Kwiatkoski visit with Jeff Mory, Director of Golf at Conway Farms, to preview the BMW. Then the lesson tee is with Chris Gumbach who's the Head Pro at River Forest CC, and they round out the hour by bringing in Bruce Wolf and discussing his love of the game.

Jason Day dominated the field at Conway Farms last week and a win in the Tour Championship will see him bank $10 million. However, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Henrik Stenson and Rickie Fowler control their own destiny and will be looking to thwart Jason Day in East Lake. Dave Kelner, Mike Grenham and Dave Tindall preview the Tour Championship and the Porsche European Open on this edition of the podcast. #TourChampionship #JasonDay #betting #golfpodcast #williamhill

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio with special guest Jay Golden, PGA instructor at Winter Pines Golf Course, who has been out on the Web.com Tour caddying and instructing Rob Oppenheim try to qualify for the PGA Tour. Oppenheimer finished 26th in the Web.com standings, just missing the automatic qualifying for his card given to the Top 25 on the Web.com Tour. Now Oppenheim heads into the qualifying tournament. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in from BMW Championship at Conway Farms on the eve of the third leg of the FedEx Cup playoffs. After a week off, the 70 players return as they head into the final stretch. Bob said he feels that the players are more rested than they were a year ago. There is no way you can do this mentally and physically without a break. This is a lot of high-end golf.  Next year the week off comes right before the final FedEx Cup Championship and the Olympics are mixed in with the Tour schedule. Jay asks Bob if he thinks the players have the feel that this is a gigantic event. Bob says "Honestly, No" and that's the hurdle the PGA is trying to overcome. Bob said that after someone like Jordan Spieth finished 1st, 1st, 2nd and 4th in this year's major championships, how much does he have left in the tank to turn back around and head into the "Playoffs"? Bob said that the "money part" of these tournaments is not the issue, Bob thinks it lacks what the majors have. They'd be better off with 3 events in a row and have them come a few weeks after the end of the season.   Holly brought up the fact that Sergio Garcia took two weeks off and went on vacation and didn't play the first two events and still may win the final two playoff events.  Jay mentioned that there are a lot of theories why the FedEx Cup started and then asked Bob why he thinks the PGA started the FedEx Cup playoffs?  Bob said that the Tour doesn't have a stake in the Major Championships and the Tour wanted to create something outside of the Majors. Before the FedEx Cup, golf died off at the end of the calendar year and no one paid attention to the tournaments in the fall. Bob feels that playoffs have done a great job at revitalizing the season. They came up with the point system. "One of the reasons the NFL is so popular is that there is an 8-month break for fans and once the Super Bowl is over we can't wait for the next season to begin," Harig pointed out. "Having these tournaments is way better off than what we had before ..."I think it's great!, Harig stressed. Holly asks Bob about Jordan Spieth and have we forgotten him already?  Bob said that Spieth said he hasn't had a let down after all of his success this year. Bob picked Hunter Mahan to win the BMW even though he's way down on the list. Who is going to win the hole thing depends on the Top 5 after the this week. Bob likes Rory. The fifth major on the LPGA Tour,  the Evian Championship, was won by Lydia Ko who became the youngest player to ever win a Major.  Holly talks about the final event and that the LPGA players are headed to Germany for the Solheim Cup.  Jay and Holly talk about the Web.com Tour playoff systems. Jay says that he "discovered" Caddying is 90 percent of what you don't say and 10 percent of what you do say. Jay said that he feels that as a caddy ... "You have to be Sigmund Freud and Butch Harmon at the same time." Jay has also been working with Kaká from Orlando City Soccer on his golf game. Jay talks about how great an athlete and nice person Kaká is. Jeff Babineau, Golfweek, calls in from Conway Farms and talks about the FedEx Cup Playoffs with Holly and Jay about the golf course. Jay asks Jeff if he thinks the FedEx Cup Playoffs are all that they are made out to be. Jeff said that he feels that it is better than what the Tour had and gives more of an exciting feeling to the Tour than in the past. Holly asks if Billy Horschel's big three weeks last year changed his approach to golf moving forward? Jeff said he thinks it definitely puts a lot of pressure on Billy. Jay talks with Jeff about how Spieth had such an incredible year and had an incredible run this year that maybe it took a lot out of him heading into the FedEx Cup playoffs. Jeff thinks that it might have caught up with Spieth. Jeff thinks Zach Johnson will win this week. But no matter what happens there is a good field going into the Tour Championship regardless.  Holly picks Jim Furyk. Holly updates listeners on the Solheim Cup, which was something her team at the LPGA came up with in the 1990s. Holly was the Director of Communications at the time the Solheim Cup was "birthed." Jeff Shain, Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette in Hilton Head, S.C. and a contributor to PGATour.com, calls in to wrap up the show. Holly asks Jeff about the LPGA's last two weeks. Lydia Ko won the Evian. We in the media may have under played Lydia. Jeff recaps her blossoming career at such a young age. Ko won the Race to the CME Globe in 2014.  Jeff said that Lydia reminds her of Lorena Ochoa. Holly then turns her attention to the Solheim Cup. Jeff said that this is a critical Solheim Cup for the USA being that the USA has lost two in a row and three consecutive losses would be devastating. If you look at world rankings, the US is a stronger team on paper but he Europeans seem to have that team edge.  Jeff points out that these are almost the same two teams from a year ago that saw the Europeans stomped the USA team.

  Adam was on-site for Zach Johnson’s win at the BMW Championship at Conway Farms last week and he gives a full recap of the action from the third leg […]

PODCAST NOTE: Users can add The Golf Insiders podcast to their iPhone as an app now. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  In honor of the FedEx Cup and the end of the season, The Golf Insiders is giving away a Stay and Play Giveaway package to Hammock Beach Resort in Palm Coast to help celebrate the reopening of its Conservatory Course. To register go to the Events page on The Golf Insiders. The package is valued at $650. The winner will be announces live on the Sept. 25 Golf Insiders Show. Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio on the eve of the the third leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. As the PGA Tour turns its attention to Conway Farms in the Chicago area for the BMW Championship. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in from the media center at the BMW to talk about the golf course and give listeners the lay of the land.  Bob talks about Luke Donald is a member at Conway Farms. Bob also talks about the predicted weather change. Seventy players are competing in the FedEx Cup playoffs and the Top 30 spots move on to the Tour Championship next week. The winner of the FedEx Cup playoffs wins an additional $10 million.Bob said that Jim Furyk is the only one of the FedEx Cup winners who has not been in the Top 5 at the start of the final even and went on to win the Tour Championship. Bob said that Luke Donald, Ian Poulter, Rory McIlroy have more of a sense of urgency and need to play well at the BMW in order to make the move into the top 30. Holly talks to Jeff Bernstein, Business Development Director and Co-owner of The Space Coast Pro Tour (SCPT). The Space Coast Tour is a training ground for the Web.com Tour. The first of more than 35 two-day SCPT tournaments will be Oct. 21 and 22 at the Reunion Resort. The SCPT recently added a Women's Division to the Tour and all women who don't have a membership on the LPGA Tour can play on the Space Coast Pro Tour. The Mike Bender Golf Academy is the home base for the SCPT for practice, etc. The Space Coast Tour is affiliated with The Folds of Honor Foundation who will play a key role at the inaugural event at Reunion. Interested players can register now for one or many of the events.  Todd Lewis, Golf Channel, talks to Holly and Rich about the BMW Championship. Todd talks about the week break after the first two events and how that helps most of the players. Todd and Holly also talk about the Evian Masters, the 5th Major Championship on the LPGA Tour. Jeff Shain, PGATour.com, calls in to wrap up the show talking about the Web.com Tour finals. Jeff feels that there are about 9 players who have a legitimate shot at winning.