Podcast appearances and mentions of David Duval

Get DECADE Golf: The #1 course management system to think like a pro (use code WICKEDSMART to save 20%). Today's guest is one of the top performance coaches in the world and someone I've looked up to for years — Dr. Michael Lardon. He's a world-renowned sports psychiatrist who's worked with elite performers across multiple disciplines, including Olympic athletes, Fortune 500 CEOs, and of course, some of the best golfers on the planet. His past clients include Phil Mickelson, David Duval, Lee Janzen, and Hunter Mahan, just to name a few. Dr. Lardon is also the bestselling author of two powerful books: Mastering Golf's Mental Game and Finding Your Zone. His work has had a massive influence on how I teach pre-shot routines and helped my own game as well. His system for performance under pressure, managing thoughts, and building a consistent mindset is one every competitive golfer should know.  When you listen to this episode, you will learn: About his Q-school caddying experiences. Why you need a mental scorecard every round.  What you can do to "think like the pros" for lower scores. What is the zone and how to access the zone more often. The importance of pre-shot routines for better performance under pressure.  What he's learned working with top athletes in the world that you can apply to your game.  And a lot more mindset hacks for better performance.  WICKED SMART GOLF Recommended Products WHYGOLF Training Aids: The best training aids to help your practice sessions (use code WICKEDSMART to save 15%).  Rypstick: The #1 speed trainer to add 10+ yards in 40 days or less (use code WICKEDSMART to save 20%)  Wicked Smart Golf Academy: The FASTEST way to play consistent golf.  Wicked Smart Golf Practice Formula: 50+ Practice plans and a 90-minute masterclass to practice like a pro.   Also, don't forget to connect on social media: Follow on TikTok Follow on Instagram   Subscribe on YouTube Buy Wicked Smart Golf on Amazon or Audible  Buy Wicked Smart Golf II on Amazon or Audible

Have a burning question or take? Send us a text and we'll discuss it on the show!In episode 80, Justin and Mitch lament the pains of moving (shoutout Tyler in Tampa). Then, the boys get into: The best thing in golf this week, including David Duval's 59 in 1999 and a teenager qualifying for a PGA TOUR eventA six pack power ranking of the best drinks for parentsAn NFL team draft update and Bengals and Packers talk radioAfter that, they head over to the patio for a Patio Beers segment featuring foods and drinks that aren't actually good and war movies.Thanks for listening and engaging with the show! Make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast to help grow the show, and follow the Back Nine Six Pack on social media:X (Twitter) | @back9sixpackInstagram | @back9sixpackFacebookDM @back9sixpack on Instagram, email back9sixpack@gmail.com or contact Mitch or Justin if you want to rep the Back Nine Six Pack on or off the golf course. Here's our current merch offerings, plus anything you order comes with a coozie and official B96P sticker:Patio Beers rope hat made by Imperial Hats | White w/ Navy Rope – $359 emblem performance hat made by Imperial Hats | White – $25For all inquiries, please email back9sixpack@gmail.com.

Soly and TC recap the weekend on both sides of the pond with Kevin Yu winning the Sanderson and Tyrrell Hatton's win at the Dunhill. We also get into the week in Scotland off the course with Jay and Yasir teeing it up together, Rob MacIntyre hating on the Road Hole as well as a look at the KFT Championship, the Golf Digest article on Tony Finau and more. On the back half of tonight's pod, Soly sits down with David Duval (56:30) for a chat covering his career, winning the Open Championship, close calls at Augusta, teaming up with Tiger and a ton more. If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining The Nest: No Laying Up's community of avid golfers. Nest members help us maintain our light commercial interruptions (3 minutes of ads per 90 minutes of content) and receive access to exclusive content, discounts in the pro shop, and an annual member gift. It's a $90 annual membership, and you can sign up or learn more at nolayingup.com/join Support Our Partners: Titleist Rhoback Omni Hotels Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textWhat an amazing opportunity for myself and listeners to have Tim Mahoney on the show today! Check out Tim's bio here compliments of his website: www.timmahoneygolf.com On this episode Tim is going to tell stories and teaching and working with some of the top pro's like David Duval, Betsy King, and Billy Mayfair as well as offer a lot of great advice to players, instructors, and coaches. A lot to enjoy on this episode from one of the industry leaders in instruction, academies, and coaching players and instructors alike. As the Global Director of Education and Coaching for Troon, Tim oversees 3,500 coaches and 1,000 locations worldwide."Hometown: Oelwein, IowaHome Course: Troon North Golf Club (AZ) & The Club at Cordillera (CO)College: West Texas State BA Marketing and AccountingCertification: PGA, NG360Accolades: Top 100 Instructor Golf Digest/Golf Magazine, Top 20 Instructor Asia Golf Digest, Top 100 Instructor All-Time Sports Illustrated, Top 10 Instructor Edwin WattsYears Experience: 40 years on the national and international levelTim Mahoney is currently director of education for Troon Golf, the premier golf property management and consulting firm in the golf industry. He is responsible for all golf instruction programs and instruction staff at select managed/owned properties since 1995. Tim is the creator of the Troon Golf Academy, Troon Golf Institute, Mahoney Golf Academy and the David Duval Golf Academy.When not training other teachers, he teaches all levels of golfer from his home base at Troon North Golf Club in Scottsdale, Arizona. During the summer months he teaches at The Club at Cordillera, Vail, ColoradoHis commitment to the game is evident in his involvement in so many areas, including lecturing at teaching seminars, consulting in the development of computer software for golf swing analysis, development of learning centers and practice facilities and, most of all, the hours spent on the lesson tee with amateurs and professional players alike.Notable students: Betsy King, Billy Mayfair, David Duval, Kevin Streeleman, Blaine McCallister, Tom Kite, Tom Purtzer and Ricky Hearden. Eighteen tour victories to credit. College teams: ASU, UA, Nebraska, Yale, DartmouthPhilosophy: Stability, Structure, Strength, Speed and Sequence. Square clubface and a balance swing on both sides. Consistency through impact and power sources.www.timmahoneygolf.comContact Coach Mo@coachmogolfpro on Instagramwww.coachmogolfpro.comcoachmogolfpro@gmail.commgesualdi@stjohnsgolf.comThe Golf Academy at St. Johns Located at St. Johns Golf & CC in St. Augustine/St. Johns, FL@thegolfacademy_st.johnswww.stjohnsgolf.com

The Job Judge podcast discusses the negative reputation that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have been receiving due to being hijacked by individuals wanting to replace white men with women and people of color. However, DEI was never meant to be an affirmative action program, but rather a tool to help individuals succeed in their job. The podcast cites a case from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in March 2024 where a white man, David Duval, sued his former employer, Novent Health, under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act for being fired solely to achieve racial and gender diversity targets. The court found that Novent Health had no record of any documented criticism of Duval's performance or reasons for termination, and that he had performed exceptionally well in his role. Therefore, the court ruled in favor of Duval and awarded him with $10 million in damages. The case serves as an important example for corporations implementing DEI programs to understand that it is illegal to fire individuals in the name of DEI to achieve equity. The podcast stresses that DEI is about inclusion and belonging and not about replacing one group with another. "I'll be the judge of that!" The Job Judge Podcast is a podcast for anyone who works. This is not legal advice! Engaging and informative, it's a must-listen/watch for any manager, business owner, HR professional, or anyone who works. Relying on three decades of experience as an employment law attorney and HR Executive, Karen Michael uses real case studies in the news and navigates through the legal landmines and workplace dysfunction that we know is probably happening right now in your organization.

THIS SEGMENT is presented by IMMUNO150.comTHE GALLERI CLASSIC UNVEILS ITS 2024 PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS FIELD, INCLUDING SIX WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAMERS, FIVE PAST WORLD NO. 1S AND 19 PGA TOUR MAJOR CHAMPIONS AT MISSION HILLS COUNTRY CLUBRANCHO MIRAGE, CALIF. – The majority of the field for The Galleri Classic Presented by Spotlight 29 Casino was finalized on Friday with 74-of-78 players set for the second-annual PGA TOUR Champions golf tournament, contested March 29-31 on the Dinah Shore Tournament Course at iconic Mission Hills Country Club.The Galleri Classic, named after title sponsor GRAIL's multi-cancer early detection test, is a 54-hole event and next week's winner will be awarded $330,000 from a $2.2 million purse.Those entered into next week's Galleri Classic include 2023 PGA TOUR Champions Player of the Year and Charles Schwab Cup winner Steve Stricker, 2023 Galleri Classic champion David Toms, World Golf Hall of Famers and past World No. 1s Fred Couples, Ernie Els and Vijay Singh, World Golf Hall of Famer Retief Goosen, past World No. 1s David Duval and Tom Lehman, two-time major champion and long-hitting fan favorite John Daly and 2023 Galleri Classic runner-up and 2022 Charles Schwab Cup champion Steven Alker. Stricker will raise awareness of multi-cancer early detection as an ambassador for Galleri.Daily ticket options for The Galleri Classic, including official Pro-Am rounds on Wednesday and Thursday (March 27-28) and three rounds of competition from March 29-31, are on sale at the tournament's website, www.TheGalleriClassic.com.“PGA TOUR Champions golf in the Coachella Valley is a perfect match, as evidenced by last year's inaugural Galleri Classic, and we are confident our 2024 sequel can be even better than the original,” said Michelle DeLancy, tournament director of The Galleri Classic. “We believe The Galleri Classic is already one of the circuit's premier events, and we have the golf course and a field of legends, major champions and personalities to prove it.”The Galleri Classic awarded sponsor exemptions to 1991 PGA Championship and 1995 Open Championship winner John Daly, Notah Begay III, Boo Weekley, Mario Tiziani (tied for fifth place in the 2023 Galleri Classic) and Jeff Brehaut.

The boys are back at it tonight to talk about the 3 big departures coming up of Russel Wilson, Jason Kelce and Josh Donaldson. We then talk about athletes like David Duval and others that seem to disappear after showing so much promise and the difference between a hall of famer and an all time driver, some party, visit, vacation and a whole lot more. Sit back, grab a few beers and let's get into ‘er! Seat Geek Promo code: 1420POD

EPISODE #176Bob Winskowicz, Owner, Sqairz Golf joins the pod! With Bryce trapped in the Bermuda Triangle absolutely nowhere to be found, completely off-grid, Jake Morrow of Made For The Range subs to lends his knowledge. Bob takes thee boys through some shoe tech, SQAIRZ new releases and some new signings to the SQAIRZ team including former world #1 David Duval. Follow SQAIRZ Golf on instagramSQAIRZ | Game Changing Golf FootwearMade for the Range GolfFollow On The Screws Podcast on Instagram!  Subscribe on YouTube!   (1) On The Screws Podcast - YouTubeRORY Blaklroy Golf (@roryblaklroy) • Instagram photos and videosOn The Screws Podcast Linktree Manscaped - The Best In Men's Grooming USE PROMO CODE - OTSGOLF - 20%OFF + FREE SHIPPING

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Hour 2 of The Dan Jacobs Show rolls on as we welcome CEO of the Colorado Open Foundation, Green Valley Ranch Golf Club President and former host Kevin Laura who talks with Dan about David Duval's decision to skip the Open Championship to play here in Colorado instead next weekend. Then, Dan breaks down Russell Wilsons disappointing charity mishap.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Todd Demsey is the most interesting man in golf. From shaping persimmon woods by hand for Kelly Slater, to traveling the PGA TOUR in an RV, Todd has an incredible story and relationship with the game of golf. As a 4-time All-American at Arizona State with legendary teammates like Phil Mickelson and Pat Perez, Todd won the NCAA Individual title by one shot over David Duval in 1993! After an incredible amateur career which included a Walker Cup invite, Todd joined the PGA TOUR in 1997, and traveled the country in an RV. Todd now makes his home in Neptune Beach, Florida, where he fashions persimmon woods for by hand for players all over the globe. One thing's for sure, the game needs more people like Todd Demsey around. Link from this episode:Follow Straight Down the Middle'ish on Twitter: @SDTMishPodcastCheck out Todd's official website: Todd DemseyIf you like living forever, and you like golf, then you're going to LOVE Live Forever Golf.Enter discount code "LFG20" for 20% off your next order at LiveForeverGolf.comStraight Down the Middle'ish is brought to you by Live Forever Golf. Check out our Final Few collection to get great deals on our clearance inventory! Free shipping on all orders over $100.

In our second hour, we're joined by Professional Golfer David Duval who gives us his thoughts on this weekends tournament in Houston. Also, we're joined by Jeff Van Gundy of ESPN to get his feelings on the Houston Rockets hiring of Ime Udoka. Also, we hear from the new Rockets head coach about what his philosophies are and what he expects from his players. All that and more on The Bench.

On episode 27 of the Superfan Sprint podcast, the fellas discuss the Zurich Classic over the weekend and how well John Daly & David Duval played. Matt and Gents then guess which countries have the most golf courses. Lastly, the boys play another round of Answer the Internet.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.

This Monday episode begins with the NBA minute with both Andy and Brendan wallowing in Cavs and Kings losses, but one still claiming a victory Monday. Then they move to the LPGA's first major of the year, or alleged major. Both express some dismay about the lack of pop at the first Chevron Championship, from the weather to the course to the pace of play. They congratulate Lilia Vu and feel for Angel Yin, but they wonder about what distinguished this event from others on the LPGA circuit. At the Zurich, they discuss the format and what an event like this might do in the future to stand out any more, if that's even possible. There's also a full recounting of John Daly and David Duval's alt shot Friday. LIV's big party down under is discussed, with some praise for the crowds but still questions about the product. The finish is a live viewing of the Charlie Wi vs. Mark Hensby playoff until dark on the Champs Tour.

In this episode we dive into the party down under at LIV Adelaide. From the watering hole ace, to massive crowds, to the play inside the ropes. We also recap the Zurich team event, and discuss how this alternative format fits into the PGA Tour schedule. Our #GreatGolfDebate discusses the over/under for a pair of scratch golfers playing alt shot on a course like Zurich - could they beat John Daly & David Duval? --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livingituppod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livingituppod/support

This Friday episode begins with a discussion on whether 4/20 falls into a fake holiday category. Brendan is joined by Joseph LaMagna to discuss this and other important topics, like John Daly and David Duval shooting 3-over par in a best ball format, Paresh Amin's alt-shot potential, and other non-competitive elements of the Zurich. Tiger Woods's announced surgery is also discussed, as is the notion that he should be calling it a career. They hit on all the LIV teammates playing together in Australia, and how that's anti-competitive. Zach Johnson's softened stance on LIV players potentially making the Ryder Cup team is noted. There's a delectable Tony Romo rumor about his presence at the celebrity Champions Tour event. They close it out with SGS Golf Advice on rules jerks, a guy bringing his kid to every round, wearing golf shoes to a Tour event, and catching a guy picking up your ball. 

There was a lot of new equipment to see down at the Zurich Classic. Breaking down some new prototype gear from KBS, Odyssey, and PXG that was on the range. We also take a deeper dive look into the bags of David Duval, Steve Stricker, and a few others!

A Cartersville man died Wednesday morning after the dump truck he was driving overturned on Atlanta Road, just north of the Fulton County line. James Maddox was driving the Mack 700 dump truck when the bed of the truck fully extended into the up position around 4:50 a.m. Wednesday, according to Shenise Barner, spokesperson for Cobb police. The truck bed collided with the train bridge crossing over Atlanta Road, causing the truck to turn onto its left side, Barner added. Maddox was ejected from the truck and pronounced dead at the scene of the crash by the Cobb County Medical Examiner's Office. The collision remains under investigation. Anyone with additional information regarding the crash is asked to contact investigators. A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a first-of-its-kind affordable housing project for city and school employees at 37 Griggs St. in Marietta, Georgia. The partnership between the city, its school district, and Habitat for Humanity was made possible by federal COVID-19 relief funds. The project will consist of six homes available exclusively to city and Marietta School District employees, costing the purchaser no more than $250,000. Habitat for Humanity will build the first three houses in 2023, with construction on the house at 37 Griggs St. beginning on June 3. The project is aimed at offering employees an opportunity to live where they work at an affordable price. Atlanta Braves fans celebrated hundreds of cancer survivors and their families at the Northside Hospital Cancer Survivor Celebration, held at Truist Park before the Braves' game against the Cincinnati Reds on April 11. The parade was led by David DuVal, a throat cancer survivor, who also had the chance to start the game with a ceremonial call of "Play ball!" The event was a great opportunity for cancer survivors to enjoy the baseball game and celebrate their strength and resilience. The Braves won the game 7-6, providing a perfect ending to the uplifting celebration. Georgia Governor Brian Kemp attended the opening of Yamaha's new Marine Innovation Center in Kennesaw. The center will house Yamaha's Connected Boat Division and planning and development division, which include engineers and project managers. The facility is focused on developing smart boat technology, allowing customers to control their boats using a mobile app. Yamaha plans to recruit engineers and team members from local universities, including Kennesaw State University, Georgia Tech, and the University of Georgia, among others. Over 100 of the company's 2,300 employees in Georgia will work at the new center.  Vicky Savrin's baked goods, which were originally sold only at the Marietta Farmers Market, are now served at her Café Rivkah, which is located in the Pavilions at East Lake shopping center. Customers can order fresh bagels, breads, pastries, and other Mediterranean goods for breakfast and lunch, in addition to cold and hot coffee and teas. The cafe caters and provides meals for a child development center in North Druid Hills, as well. Café Rivkah's foot traffic is increasing as the bakery expands its local reach and clientele. The bakery is open six days a week from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is closed on Mondays.Top of Form Kennesaw State introduced their new basketball coach this week.   The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta's Women's Auxiliary Kettle Krush 5K run/walk fundraiser registration is now open. The event aims to raise funds for the programs and services provided by The Salvation Army of Metro Atlanta. Led by four East Cobb women and their committee, the organization is close to reaching the $500,000 mark in net proceeds over its five-year history. The event will take place on May 20 on Marietta Square, and the race entry fee is $30 if registered online by May 10. Late registration is $35 through May 19, and race day registration is $40. Osborne's postseason run came to an end with a penalty kicks loss to Denmark in the first round of the Class AAAAAAA state boys' soccer playoffs at Cardinal Stadium on Wednesday. While the season comes to an end for Region 5AAAAAAA champion Osborne, Denmark – the fourth seed from 6AAAAAAA – will play at Collins Hill in the second round next Tuesday. After a scoreless first half, both teams scored a goal apiece in the second half to force the game into overtime and then each scored another goal in the second overtime period to force the contest to be decided by penalty kicks. Denmark made it five penalty kicks in a row when Ivan Kobby kicked his attempt in the net to give the Danes a 5-4 advantage, but Osborne's fifth PK fell short when Alexis Gutierrez's attempt was blocked by goalkeeper Austin Bender to secure the win for the Danes. Southern Entertainment, along with TRZ Management and JRM Management Services, is bringing Georgia Country Music Fest to Marietta on Labor Day weekend, September first through the third.  The festival will take place at Jim R. Miller Park and feature country's biggest stars, including Turnpike Troubadours, Cody Jinks, Koe Wetzel, and Jamey Johnson, along with over 30 other artists. Early bird tickets are now available for purchase. 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It's been 25 years since Mark O'Meara slipped on the green jacket after a tense final round battle with Fred Couples and David Duval.In this sit down chat for a Masters week special of The Thing About Golf with John Huggan the two time major winner (and Australian Masters champion) reflects not only on that week and but a rich, full life in golf.He touches on Augusta, Tiger and so much more.

David Duval is a former World No. 1 and 13-time PGA TOUR winner. He has partnered with Galleri.com to spread awareness on the importance of early cancer screening. Ahead of him competing in the 2023 Galleri Classic, David and host Adam Fonseca recall David's incredible round of 59 at the 1999 Bob Hope Classic. Liked Adam's hoodie in this episode? Use promo code GU15 at checkout on Rhoback.com to save 15% on your order. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-unfiltered/message

David Duval returns to the podcast this week and this time he answers more than just one question. The former World No. 1 discussed his thoughts on the rollback announcement, life on the PGA Tour Champions and the time he carried Tiger Woods (and the time Tiger carried him). Plus, we preview the WGC-Match Play with Geoff Fienberg of Mayo Media Network.

This week, David Duval joined us for one total question before his service got spotty and the call cut off (we promise he'll be back next week). Fortunately, we were able make a call into the bullpen for Golf Digest's resident swing nerd Luke Kerr-Dineen, who broke down all the chaos that is the USGA and R&A's golf ball rollback announcement in great detail. We also recapped another “boring” win from Scottie Scheffler and made a few picks for the Valspar (and the NCAA Tournament).

This is a special upload for 2 Off the 1st, on the heels of the USGA and R&A announcing a proposed rollback of the golf ball for elite competitors. Former Open champion and Players champion David Duval joined Ryan Ballengee to talk about the proposed ball rollback, his Hope 59, stressful rounds of golf and the PGA Tour Champions returning to the California desert with the Galleri Classic.

From two tournaments this week.  The Shriners in Vegas & The Furyk & Friends in Jacksonville........

World Golf Hall of Fame member Mark O'Meara takes us through his major championship experiences including his two wins, at age 41, in 1998. Beginning the year with a thrilling 20-foot birdie putt at the last to win the Masters Tournament by one over Fred Couples and David Duval, Mark then went to Royal Birkdale where he prevailed in a 4-hole playoff with Brian Watts to win the Open Championship and capture the Claret Jug. He reflects on his 2015 induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame at St. Andrews University as he concludes his life story, "FORE the Good of the Game."

First, Hank Haney explains why he was surprised by Tiger Woods' open championship performance. Hank shares why he thought Tiger could contend in the Open and then he dives into what could be next for Tiger. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

First, the Great Predictor Steve Johnson and Minnesota Tim discuss if Tiger Woods or David Duval will have the better Open Championship finish and then the guys compare conditions in St. Andrews to golf courses in America. Later, the Great Predictor describes what a DadChelor party is and then Minnesota Tim shares his tryout video for the Minnesota Timberwolves. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's Under The Strap golf podcast, The Caddie Network's John Rathouz is joined by Ron "Bambi" Levin, a veteran PGA Tour caddie. Ron has been a caddie since 1987 and has carried the clubs for Jack Nicklaus, David Duval and Anthony Kim, among others. Ron also was on the bag for Todd Hamilton in 2004 at Royal Troon when they won the Open Championship. Podcast topics covered include: his experience at St. Andrews, home to this week's Open Championship; caddying at the LIV Golf London event; the origin of his Bambi nickname; his business success off the course; and more in a wide-ranging, fun interview. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 150th Show, previewing the landmark Open Championship this July, is here!Hosted by Marcus Buckland, The 150th Show will give a run down of the historic Old Course at St Andrews, as well as a full preview of the Championship in the week leading up to The Open.In this episode, Marcus is joined by Rob Lee and Matt Adams to discuss the front nine of the famous old links, including some iconic moments on those holes from Colin Montgomerie, Jordan Spieth, Paul Dunne and John Daly to name but a few.Subscribe now for free to never miss an episode ahead of The 150th Open.

Quarterbacks are better at throwing footballs than playing entertaining golf, and yet, the powers that be are giving us football players ONLY in a summer golf match. Nick and Joe discuss how to improve The Match and what makes for good made for television golf. 

Harris Rubenstein covers the sports news of the day in the Buzzer Beats, as Tiger Woods shoots a 1-under 71 in his first round at The Masters and is four shots off the lead. Harris also recaps Thursday night's action in the NBA and looks ahead to Friday night's games as well as a big weekend in the world of boxing.Follow Harris on Twitter @sportstein, and join along with Buzzer Beats @buzzerbeats, and Buzzer @buzzer.Produced by Jared Moore (@MrJaredMoore) & Brian Roytman (@roytsounds).Music by Royt (@roytsounds).Presented by Buzzer. Download Buzzer wherever you get your apps. Follow your favorite players and teams. We'll send you notifications when the game gets exciting so you can tune in and never miss a moment.

Quatre ans après son premier titre retentissant, Woods arrive à Augusta avec dans sa poche un US Open a décroché en écrasant tout Pebble Beach, un British Open et un US PGA, les trois Majeurs de la saison précédente. Ce Masters est donc pour lui l'occasion de réaliser le Grand Chelem soit remporté 4 Majeurs de suite. Tiger Woods est dans sa période de domination absolu et le titre de lui échappera pas. Avec pourtant deux adversaires de taille : David Duval et Phil Mickelson. Un an après, c'est l'heure du doublé. Ils sont très peu à s'être imposé deux fois de suite à Augusta seulement 3 en fait : Jack Nicklaus en 65 et 66, Nick Faldo avec Ses victoires aux éditions 89 et 90 et Donc Tiger Woods  Même avec un parcours rallongé de près de 260m, cette victoire en 2002 est presque sans émotion,. Placé dès le premier tour, sa carte son 66 (-6) du samedi permet à Woods de prendre les commandes du tournoi en compagnie de Retief Goosen. Les poursuivant s'appellent Ernie Els, vijay Singh, Phil Mickelson ou encore Sergio Garcia. Mais à la fin c'est toujours Woods qui gagne.

Bob are Brian are joined by Jeff Babineau as they discuss the debut of David Duval on the Champions Tour and more.

The Mayakoba Golf Classic is on the horizon. Paige Mackenzie joins Shane and Damon to weigh in on the strength of the field this week. Bubba's an author! Two time Masters Champion Bubba Watson joins the show to talk with Shane and Damon about the release of his new book: Up and Down: Victories and Struggles in the Course of Life. Brian Morris made his PGA Tour debut in the Bermuda Championship last week as he battles stage four brain cancer. He joins Shane and Damon to talk about the moving experience. David Duval turns 50! He will be making his PGA TOUR Champions debut next year. Is he nervous to play competitive golf again? Find out about all that on more on this episode of Golf Today!

The incredibly accomplished golf instructor Larry Bobka joins Jason to discuss his amazing career, golf instruction/fitting over the last few decade and more. Larry has been in the industry for 30+ years and has worked with Tiger Woods, David Duval, Davis Love III and dozens of other phenomenal players. Check it out! 

The 2001 British Open Champion joins the show. Dan and Denny catch up with David Duval to discuss the analytics of golf, winning a major and growing up in Jacksonville on this week's edition of the Hometown Hero Podcast, brought to you by Lockett Law, knowbeforeyoublow.com.

In this episode Rick Smith and Travis Fulton dive into what its like coaching Phil Mickleson. Rick has built a long career as a golf instructor for many legendary professional golfers as clients including major champions such as Golfer of the Century Jack Nicklaus, Phil Mickelson (5-time Major Champion) and Lee Janzen (2-time US Open Champion). Additionally, Rick has assisted PGA Tour winners Vijay Singh, David Duval, Paul Azinger, John Daly, Greg Norman, Rory Sabbatini, Chris DiMarco, Rocco Mediate, Jerry Kelly, and Billy Andrade, among others.

Kendal Yonomoto is the author of "The Athletic Fundamentals of Golf" a golf instruction book based on my experience training with Olympic sprinters. The book describes a small number of universal terms (principles) for movement and technique, demonstrated with simple Med Ball exercises. Kendal is a coach and consultant to PGA Tour Players: Ryan Moore, David Duval, Stephen Ames, Paul Casey, Vijay Singh, Fred Funk. The objective with all these players was the same, improve their performance by improving their understanding and feel for movement - without disrupting their natural feels.  Contact Kendal or grab his book or enrol in his course at https://www.coachkendal.com  Follow us over at www.sleep4performance.com  Cheers Ian Dunican   

Telling some of the greatest stories in golf and in sports with ten new Original Documentaries. This week on The Open Podcasts is the story of David Duval, one of the most dominant figures in modern professional golf, even if just for a handful of years.A world number one during Tiger Woods' dominance at the turn of the millennium, Duval won 11 PGA Tour events in 18 months, and 20 events around the world, before suffering innumerable injuries that ended his competitiveness at 30-years-old. However, a truly brilliant player in his day, Duval was able to capture a very special Championship indeed during his window of success, winning the Claret Jug at The 130th Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes.Through colour commentary, narration from Shane O'Donoghue and Duval's own insight and friendly candour, we relive the career of one of golf's good guys, in this Original Documentary from The Open.  

S2 Ep. 4 (almost over) This episode's guest, Mac Barnhardt, is a longtime agent and performance coach. Over the past 25 years, Mac has represented some of the most well-known and accomplished players in golf. Mac played collegiate golf at High Point University in the mid-80s. After college, he worked in the airline industry before taking a position at Pros Incorporated, a legendary agency created by Vinny Giles that represented the likes of Tom Kite, Lanny Wadkins, Davis Love the third, David Duval, and Justin Leonard. Pros Inc. was purchased by Octagon in the late 90s, and in 2003 Mac left to be Davis Love's full-time agent and create his own agency, Crown Sports Management. Mac also helped establish Sea Island as an epicenter for Tour pros and attracted talented players such as Jonathan Byrd, Lucas Glover, Brandt Snedeker, and Brian Harman. In 2013 Crown merged with Lagardere Sports. Since leaving Lagardere in 2018, Mac has set out to reinvent the sports management approach with his new company Rock Sports by helping professional golfers maintain purpose, focus, and balance both on and off the course.

2019 ANWA Champion Jennifer Kupcho and Brian Katrek both join Taylor Zarzour on this episode of The Masters Show.   We also preview SiriusXM Masters Radio's special (airing 04/08/21) commemorating one of the most incredible accomplishments in sports history...the Tiger Slam.

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, David Duval rose to prominence on the PGA Tour by racking up a dozen wins and a major championship. At one point, he was going toe-to-toe with prime Tiger Woods. However, after his greatest triumph, it's been a steady and steep decline since. Music: “Better Days” by Lakey Inspired Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5UkVMKABg0&list=PL9ipd0WGMRvTGh7w9Y0AqZKQ6dBdHtYxM&index=11

Martin Devlin chats to former World Number One and Open Championship winner David Duval, reflecting on the world of golf and some of his memories of winning the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass back in 1999. 

For three decades Rick Smith has been one of the most respected golf instructors in the world with clients that include major champions, Phil Mickelson, Lee Janzen, Jack Nicklaus, David Duval, Vijay Singh and Greg Norman. With Bo and Farrell, he discusses the current state of teaching, his own ups and downs as a player and working with some of the best players in the world. On Mickelson, with whom he helped to three major wins, Smith relives the nightmare of the lefty's unraveling at the 72nd Hole of the 2006 U.S. Open at Winged Foot and the sleepless nights he had after the championship.

JP and Stu recap the Waste Management, preview the Pebble Beach Pro-Am and decide to do a deep dive into David Duval next week.

In episode 4 of Balls in the Air, Charlie has his college coach in studio to give us some dirt about him. They talk about his time at Georgia Tech, David Duval, Puggy's time at South Carolina, and what he is doing after coaching. Enjoy the episode! Balls in the Air is powered by PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com

1/25/21 ButterCuts - PGA Tour AMEX, LPGA, Dubai American Express Championship Si Woo Kim -23 (66, 68, 67, 64) Phil Mickelson misses cut, but first time ever has 18 pars, never accomplished in 2,200 rounds 22 year anniversary of David Duval’s 59 (1999) Brooks makes a joke about hearing that 20th pays good, but misses the cut. :( WITB Driver: Callaway Epic Speed Triple Diamond LS (8.5 degrees) Shaft: Fujikura Ventus Blue 6X Fairway woods: Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero (13.5 and 18 degrees) Shafts: Fujikura Ventus Blue 7X (13.5) 8X (18) Irons: Callaway Apex Pro ’19 Dot (3-PW) Shafts: KBS Tour V 125 S+ Wedges: Callaway MD5 Jaws (54-10S, 60-8C) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 Putter: Odyssey Toulon Madison Ball: Callaway Chrome Soft X Equipment Highlights Rickie Fowler New irons and shafts Rev 33 RF irons Mitsubishi Chemical 125 MMT Graphite LPGA Jessica Korda wins in play off Shoots 60 on Saturday 1 of 5 in LPGA history WITB https://www.golfwrx.com/645890/jessica-kordas-winning-witb-2021-diamond-resorts-tournament-of-champions/ Titleist TS4 Shaft: Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 S Titleist TS2 Shaft: Fujikura Ventus Blue 7 S PING G410 7-wood: Fujikura Ventus Blue 7 S Irons: Titleist T100 (4-9) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 S Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design SM8 (46-10F, 50-12F, 54-14F, 60-10S@7) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold 105 S Putter: Scotty Cameron Prototype Wins in playoff with monster putt for the win Pay disparity Average golfer plays with the tour event

771: Chip Beck was only the second player in PGA Tour history ever to card a 59 in a sanctioned PGA event. He’s also only one of two that posted that score in the 90s (1991 Las Vegas Invitational) along with David Duval who did it at the 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic. The very first 59 was in 1977 by Al Geiberger, all the rest have come since 2000. Jim Furyk posted a 59 in 2013, yet he also has the all time low Tour event score of 58 posted in the 2016 Travelers Championship. Chip is also a four time winner on the Tour. But today he’s a golf coach and wants to help you get better. In the first of two episodes featuring Chip, we talk about how he got started playing at the age of 10 and shares incredible stories from his time on the Tour between 1978-2015 that include Jack Nicklaus, Ben Crenshaw, Raymond Floyd, Lanny Wadkins, and more. Next week will have two guests. Chip will finish it up talking about PerfectMotion app and make an exclusive offer to Golf Smarter listeners that you’ll definitely want to consider as your holiday gift. Then we’ll also conclude our episode with the CEO of PerfectMotion to learn all about how it works and why it help. Here’s a short video from Chip about how PerfectMotion.io can help you. This week on the Golf Smarter Mulligans episode 87, we get the chance to hear an episode that was originally For Members Only and has never been released in public. Our conversation is with PGA Certified Teaching Professional Tommy Masters answering listener questions about their swings and other faults.

Hey guys welcome back to the hole in one golf podcast! Thanks very much for listening! Please do remember to share and rate the podcast on whatever platform you are listening on please reach out on any of the social media ,links listed in the notes, that will really help the podcast to grow! Thanks so much to everyone who has reached out on social media with requests for guests, I really appreciate it! This is the final episode of 2020 with over 2020 minutes of podcast! Thanks for everyone who has helped grow the podcast this year and make it possible, the response from everyone listening has been incredible. please reach out with suggestions for guests in 2021! This is an amazing episode where I chat to one of New Zealand's greatest ever golfers! Joining me is Phillip Tataurangi who is the only New Zealander to have won both the individual and team titles when New Zealand won the 1992 Eisenhower trophy, alongside team mates Michael Campbell, Grant Moorhead and Stephen Scahill. They would beat the USA team by 7 shots and GB&I by 27 shots! The USA team featured future major winners David Duval and Justin Leonard. Phil tells me how he decided to remain amateur for a year and he won the New Zealand amateur title before heading over to the PGA Tour School in America. Phil speaks openly about making the transition to the professional ranks and discusses the steep learning curve he was faced with and how he improved and became a tour winner. He also reflects on what he might have done differently. Phil shares some great stories from playing alongside some legendary players and he also discusses how he successfully moved onto course design and broadcasting after leaving the Tour. He also tells me more about that trick shot video that lit up twitter. Thanks very much for your time Phil and sharing your incredible journey! Connect: Twitter @seasidejack Facebook @holeinonebooks & @holeinonegolfpodcast Instagram @holinonegolfpodcast @holinonegolfcourses #holeinonegolfpodcast #podcast #golfpodcast #philtataurangigolf #nzgolf Phillip Tataurangi Key Achievements: 1992- Eisenhower Trophy team and individual winner 1993- New Zealand Amateur Champion, New Zealand Sportsman of the year award 1996- Australian PGA Champion, Nike Tri Cities Open Champion 2002- Invensys Classic winner PGA tour event Links: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/hawkes-bay-today/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503460&objectid=11576095#:~:text=Considering%20his%20lucky%20childhood%2C%20Tataurangi,pursue%20their%20hobbies%20and%20interests. https://www.teaomaori.news/keeping-whanau-golf-legacy-alive https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/driven-2003 https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/golf/120827826/watch-former-kiwi-golf-star-phil-tataurangis-stunning-trick-shot-wows-internet https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=2999083 https://www.pgatour.com/players/player.12663.phil-tataurangi.html https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10007561

Sportscaster Jimmy Roberts talks about his book "Breaking The Slump – How Great Players Survived Their Darkest Moments in Golf– and What You Can Learn From Them”. Jimmy, who was just coming off of back surgery 2 days earlier, and only home from the hospital for a few hours, provides background on his reporting for Wide World of Sports, ESPN, and NBC golf coverage. He shares how he got intimate stories from some the of the greatest golfers of our generation on how they dealt with adversity of being in, and getting out of a slump. Everyone has a story, but there are few reporters who can get people to expose the intimate and sometime painful nature of adversity the way Jimmy can. He shares stories from Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Dan Jansen, Hal Sutton, David Duval, Davis Love III. He also offers great quotes and lessons learned from writing the book.

Jason Walters has played golf his entire life. As a young golfer, he quickly became one of Memphis' best junior amateurs. He then went on to play golf at Georgia Tech University alongside Stewart Cink, David Duval, and Michael Nicklaus. After college, he gave the professional tour a try, eventually returning to Memphis to start a successful career in finance. Jason and his wife Nicole recently started an investment company called GGNJ and they currently have real estate developments in Collierville and Germantown. I enjoyed diving into their work at ggnj.co and encourage you to visit their site. Jason and I had a great time recording this episode as he shares many amazing golf stories including one about Tiger Woods and another about Jack Nicklaus. Enjoy!

Get your 2020 Masters week started right by listening to our recap of one of the most historic Masters golf tournaments and a truly historic event in 2001, Tiger completing the Tiger Slam.  Tiger battles Phil Mickelson and then #2 play in the World, David Duval and it was a week to remember.  Subscribe and follow us at www.uptopargolfpod.com    

For years Mac Barnhardt was one of golf's top agents—shepherding the careers of the likes of Davis Love III, David Duval and Brandt Snedeker from his perch in Sea Island, Ga., where he created a sanctuary to develop and nurture talent. But in 2018 he was, in his words, fired by the company that bought his company. Now he's reemerged with a plan to revolutionize the way athletes are managed. In a wide-ranging conversation with Bo and Farrell, Mac provides some of the insights and stories from his long career and his pursuit of  the next client to lead to a great career.

Hey Guys, welcome back to the Hole In One Golf Podcast, I'm your host Jack Bull. Please do remember to subscribe to the podcast on whichever platform you're listening on and also please rate and share the podcast to really help it grow, so we can continue to share some great golfing tales which is the aim of the podcast. If you would like to get involved in the podcast or connect please reach out on the social links listed below. Please also connect with the Hole In One Golf Podcast on facebook and Instagram to share comments and more content. In this episode of series 2, the Legends of Golf series, I was absolutely privileged to be joined by one of New Zealand's greatest ever sportsmen- Professional Golfer Michael Campbell. In 1992, Michael helped New Zealand win their first ever Eisenhower Trophy, where he would finish second behind his teammate Phillip Tataurangi. New Zealand beat the USA team into 2nd place, by an incredible 7 shots. The USA team featured future major winners David Duval and Justin Leonard. Michael would soon turn professional, winning in his first season, before stunning the Golfing World at the 1995 British Open, after shooting the lowest round of the week, a brilliant third round 65, to take the lead. He would end up missing out on a deciding playoff by 1 single shot and John Daly would triumph against Costantino Rocco. As his experience grew, Michael would go head to head against Tiger Woods on numerous occasions and he managed to beat Tiger more than once! He became only the 2nd major winner from New Zealand, when he won the 2005 US Open, after Bob Charles had won the British Open in 1963. Lydia Ko would become the 3rd New Zealand Major winner in 2015. Michael Campbell became only the 4th player in the history of Golf to win the US Open and World Matchplay championship in the same year in 2005. I reached Michael in Spain, where his teaching academy is based. Michael shares some amazing insights into how he gained a mental edge at the 2005 US Open and also channelled the Tiger effect to go on and win! This is an incredible Golf story from start to finish, that we can all learn a massive amount from, enjoy! Connect with the #holeinonegolfpodcast : Twitter @seasidejack Facebook @holeinonebooks & @holeinonegolfpodcast Instagram @holinonegolfpodcast @holinonegolfcourses Links: https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/driven-2003 https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/extraordinary-kiwis---michael-campbell https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/driven-2003 https://www.golf.co.nz/HighPerformance/NewZealandTeams.aspx#:~:text=The%20Eisenhower%20Trophy%20began%20in,count%20towards%20the%20final%20score. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Eisenhower_Trophy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxZgPU4kll0 https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=10332551https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/sport/383559/michael-campbell-excited-about-return-to-professional-golf #golfpodcast #golf #podcast #nzgolf #maorigolf #michaelcampbellgolf #cambogolf #usopen2005 #britishopen1995 #golfingtales #holeinonegolfpodcast

David Duval impresses on ESPN's broadcast of the PGA Championship (1:00 - 12:09). Phil Mickelson dominates on CBS broadcast (12:25 - 28:51). Will Phil Mickelson broadcast after he retires? (29:05 - 40:03) Go to HaneyUniversity.com for free daily golf tips and check out Hank's new book: "How to Play Better Golf Today - Lessons of a Lifetime". Follow Hank on Twitter @HankHaney! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Tiger Woods is on the verge of history. The man currently holds the rights to every other major championship besides the Masters, and he's waited more than eight months for his chance at another green jacket. Standing in his way are two of the top 10 players in the world, Phil Mickelson and David Duval. Alan Bastable and Sean Martin join the show to break down just how wild (or not so wild) it was watching Peak Tiger do his thing.

This Wednesday episode disposes of some brief news before a lengthy dive into the life and career of David Duval with special guest Sean Martin, Senior Editor at PGA Tour dot com. The brief news is an Olympics postponement and Justin Rose using the occasion to show off his fancy watch on social media. Then we get to our SGS Spotlight subject: David Duval. Sean joins us to discuss this turn-of-the-century legend but quickly becomes an observer to an unexpected back-and-forth on O’Meara vs. Duval. We pore over Duval’s career with a fine-tooth comb, from his amateur days to his Nike Tour success to his legendary four-year run that put him at No. 1 in the world. Some stats from his 59 at the Bob Hope, his close calls at Augusta, his Players, and his Open are given the treatment. We discuss the sudden and precipitous fall after that Open win and potential comps in pro golf history (and present). Then we read from and marvel at some of the details of his personal story and tragedy, much of which was captured in an all-time profile from the great Gary Smith, a piece of writing that had us tearing up at times during research.

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This week the Forced Carry guys break down the atrocities at Pebble, A Rod's bag, Olympic testing, Riv and much more. (00:33) Pro-Am evisceration (08:24) sandbaggin’ Larry Fitzgerald, Spieth thoughts (14:01) Alex Rodriguez WITB (27:36) A-Rod’s on course performance (31:35) Jase vs David Duval (40:25) Bryson & Chris Pratt, best golfer/celebrity pairings (44:53) Olympic drug testing (50:15) Riviera talk, Genesis Preview (1:03:25) One & Done Picks, PGA Valentines Day Predictions (1:13:34) Frank Martin Bubbalicious, Auburn only plays OT, Tech peaking for March --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forcedcarry/message

This Friday episode begins with some quick reactions to early scoring from across the world of golf. This prompts further angst about the fact that there is no Shotlink at the other venues this week as well as a listener submitted take comparing David Duval and Jordan Spieth. On the LPGA and Euro Tours, we get into the joy of a mixed event and call for more on all tours. Then there is a segment on some of the responses to the distance report, ranging from DJ’s lovable indifference, Paul Casey’s real estate quackery, Phil taking the “it’s the athletes not equipment” line, and an unnamed PGA Tour spokesman falling back on the line that the game is more exciting than ever. We react to some of these and give them their proper weight. In news, Bryson’s inclusion on a Top 50 fittest athletes list is covered as well as Phil’s adamant stance that he will not accept a U.S. Open special exemption. We wrap with Flashback Friday that gets into the 2010 Pebble Pro-Am, one of the rare instances when David Duval posted a top 10 after 2001.

JP declares the Dubai Desert Classic no longer a major for a very good reason. We also discuss the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant and the strange feel it put over the golf tournament. Preview of the Waste Management and many other great opinions

In this episode of The Gear Dive brought to you by Titleist, Johnny chats with Derek Deminsky AKA GolfBetterTucson on IG. They cover pretty much everything except David Duval.

In this episode Randy chats with author Kevin Robbins about his new book, "The Last Stand of Payne Stewart: The Year Golf Changed Forever." Kevin's book covers Payne Stewart during his magical 1999 season, chronicling his journey and transformation as a man and as a golfer before his tragic death in October of that year. As the back flap of Kevin's work reads, "[Payne's] death marked the end of an era, one made up of "shotmakers" who played the game with artistry, guile, finesse, and heart. Behind them were Tiger Woods, David Duval, Phil Mickelson, and other young players whose power and strength changed the PGA Tour forever. With exclusive access to Stewart's friends, family, and onetime colleagues, Kevin Robbins provides a long-overdue portrait of one of golf's greats in one of golf's greatest seasons."

Voici la baladodiffusion de l'émission Midi info du vendredi 13 septembre 2019 : David Duval, président des Éleveurs de porcs du Québec, réagit à la levée des surtaxes de Pékin sur le porc américain. Retour sur le débat démocrate avec notre correspondant à Washington Raphaël Bouvier-Auclair. Sonia Lebel, Ministre de la Justice du Québec et ministre responsable de la réforme électorale, fait le point sur la réforme du mode de scrutin. François Bonnardel, Ministre des transports du Québec, demande une enquête sur la sage du traversier F-A Gauthier.

In this episode of The Real Life Caddie Podcast:Neil and Big G discuss the Good, the Bad and the Ugly from their lives on the golf course over the last couple of weeks. The boys stick to the theme and review the Good, the Bad and the Ugly events from the Open Championship last week in Northern Ireland.David Duval and Rory McIlroy really did that!Congratulations to Shane Lowry and Kirsch's Korner. Another winner under Neil's belt.If you have any questions or feedback email them: podcast@glorifieddonkey.comAs always, please rate, review and share the podcast with friends.

David and Scott do a rapidly paced Open Championship reflection covering Tiger, Rory, Shane Lowry, David Duval, Royal Portrush, Brandel Chamblee, plus much more.

This week the Stinger, the #1 podcast in golf, brings you the most comprehensive recap of the tremendous 2019 British Open that you will find anywhere! Mark and Chuck discuss the dominant six-stroke victory by Shane Lowry, the greatness of the Royal Portrush golf course, the up and down week of Brooks Koepka, and the painfully slow play of J.B. Holmes.  We also talk about the struggles of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, David Duval and Phil Mickelson. Mark and Chuck also give you their predictions for this week's WGC Fed-Ex St. Jude Classic and the Evian Championship.

- We cover all the random/interesting stuff surrounding the Open Championship - We go over some of our highest recorded scores on an any one individual hole - The temperatures were up this weekend and so were our scores Don't forget to subscribe to the show! Also, follow us on: Twitter @mediocregolfpod Instagram @mediocregolfpodcast

Shane Lowry is your 2019 Champion Golfer of the Year! The 3 Under Par is here to breakdwon everything you need to know about the incredible week from Lowry and we discuss Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka, David Duval and much more. Remember that Little White Ball is Life. Social Media: @3underparpod Email: 3underparpod@gmail.com

Garry Smits joins Open Mike to discuss David Duval's poor first round at The Open Championship and Bianchi explains how he may have jinxed Duval while he was working at the Florida Times-Union.

Welcome to the DeanBlundell.com Podcast with Daren Millard and Graham Kritzer. Dean needs to get a calendar and forgot that Graham was coming to do the podcast today. Classic Dean. He feels bad. Cannabis Phil gets a live performance review and also thinks he is an editor. Graham reflects on meeting Jimmy the Prince for the first time. Dean revisits Phil having a nervous breakdown in the back of his car because of an air freshener. George Arabian our CEO used the FaceApp that Dean warned everyone about yesterday, our boss is now compromised. Daren tells us an insane story of the time Frank Mahovlich sat beside Vladimir Putin at a gala. We discuss some Blue Jays. Aaron Sanchez is having a real rough go lately. He's dead last in almost every category in pitching in the American League and Marcus Stroman is halfway out the door. Fun times in Blue Jay land. The boys discuss David Duval getting at 14 on a par 5, Dean being phased out, Phil thinking Wayne Gretzky was a Maple Leaf and the boys check their family history. Enjoy! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Golf Channel Analyst Robert Damron joined Gord and Steve to chat about Tiger's missed cut, David Duval's disastrous performance, and who he views as the favourite with Moving Day on the horizon.

Segment 4 - Real Golf Radio host Bob Casper joined the show to discuss round 1 of the Open Championship, David Duval's 14, Tiger Woods struggles and Brooks Koepka continued solid play Segment 5 - Revealed #31 in our #60in60 top college football players in the state of Utah; Good, Bad & Ugly Segment 6 - Whole World News: Brigham City kid selling "Cold Beer"

Segment 1 - We visit a Land before time; Starting Lineup: Played a couple Mike Conley comments and discussed Segment 2 - Open Championship leaderboard; David Duval falls apart Segment 3 - What You May Have Missed: Hans is upset with the listeners for using his photo on the Russian created Face App

Steve Sands of NBC & The Golf Channel joined Gord & Steve on OverDrive to take a look back on the Opening Round of the Opening Championship from Royal Portrush. Steve touched on the struggles of Rory McIlroy & David Duval, on Tiger, & what to look for the rest of the weekend

Brendan and Andy hop on the horn for some instant reactions to the first day at Royal Portrush, but not without first relaying some information exposing the junk science behind the fraudulent physicist’s golf ball ad. Andy also reveals some amusing intel about the physicist hitting seven tee shots into one hole during an Open practice round before finally proclaiming it “impossible.” Then they move to the real action of the day and debate the internal out-of-bounds that ejected Rory McIlroy. They also review Tiger’s day and put forth some compelling evidence of why he SHOULD play the rest of the season, especially at next week’s WGC Swampass Invitational. Lee Westwood’s round is celebrated and given its just due as they examine whether he has the staying power for the weekend. They also consider the nightmare scenario of the Pace Car ruining the Open and playing in the final group on Sunday debating shots in the wind. Would Marty Sleeps ding him with a slow play penalty? They wrap with some “contender or pretender” before Andy attempts to argue that David Duval, of the 20-over 91 first round, played better than Tiger Woods.

On Thursday's ENN, Andrew's in for Peter (sort of) with stories on Tiger's rough day, David Duval's even rougher day, Melvin Gordon's holdout and more.

Aujourd'hui à l'émission: Inspections sur le porc canadien en Chine:Entrevue avec David Duval; Justice avec Suzanne Coupal:Pension alimentaire et l’ingratitude d'un enfant; Enlèvement d'une fillette de 8 ans:Le point avec Pascal Robidas; Itinérants inuits dans le square Cabot:Entrevue avec Jessica Quijano; Commentaire politique avec Alec Castonguay:Réforme du mode de scrutin; Changement de garde au Centre Jean-Claude Malépart:Reportage René Saint-Louis; Chronique économique de Gérald Fillion; Chronique américaine avec Stéphan Bureau:Tarifs douaniers visant le Mexique; Mesures pour l’intégration professionnelle des personnes en situation de handicap; Actualité avec Simon Jodoin:Le printemps tardif; 75e anniversaire du jour J:Entrevue avec Jennie Carignan, brigadier-général.

Sean and Paul break down the 2019 PGA Championship.They start with the course and what they like and dislike about it (00:00-23:00). Including a good 3 minute dissection of David Duval.Then they discuss the new timing of the event now that it's in May. Will the weather be more of a factor? Will people be as interested considering the other sports distractions going on in the NBA and NHL (23:00-32:00).Get your bookie on the phone, because they wrap up talking about the players in the field. Should John Daly be allowed to use a cart? Is Tiger really a favorite? When can we start saying DJs career is a disappointment? Finally, they pick their top 3 contenders and a darkhorse.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-imperfect-game/message

The dynamic duo of David Duval and Joseph Abely of Club Board Professionals join Peter Nanula of Concert Golf Partners in this edition of Board Chats. After serving on their own club boards and then having worked with boards around the country, David and Joseph break down their top 10 tips for private club boards. All too often, boards take a miopic approach, but it's so important that boards operate with a long term vision. You'll learn how to change that and what you should be focusing on instead. You'll also learn how best to disseminate information from one board to the next so that the club stays on track during a changing of the guard. And much more. To learn more about Club Board professionals, visit cbpros.com To learn more about Concert Golf Partners, visit concertgolfpartners.com

On this special edition of the Golf Channel Podcast presented by Grant Thornton, host Will Gray chats with former Players champion David Duval and Skullcandy CEO Jason Hodell about the intersection of golf and business and the role the mental approach plays in both.

This Sunday, January 20, marks the 20th anniversary of David Duval's heroic final round 59 on Sunday at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic and on the call for the historic event was our own Mike Tirico. 20 years later, the two catch up and Mike asks how David sees the PGA Tour today, with Tiger Woods not the same player now he was then. Mike also makes his NFL Conference Championship picks after Football Night in America caps off another great NFL season.

John Swantek hangs with 13-time PGA TOUR winner David Duval, on the 20th anniversary week of his final round 59 at the Desert Classic. Fantasy Insider Rob Bolton analyzes the field at this week’s event.

This episode we are LIVE from the Blue Monster Hole #1 at our Imperial Ballroom. Joining us is famous golf instructor Rick Smith who owns and operates Rick Smith Golf Performance Center in Miami FL, Roscommon MI and Rochester MI. Rick Smith notables: Major champions such as Jack Nicklaus, Phil Mickelson, Lee Janzen, Vijay Singh, David Duval, Paul Azinger, John Daly and Greg Norman. Additionally, Rick has assisted PGA Tour winners Rory Sabbatini, Chris DiMarco, Rocco Mediate, Jerry Kelly, Billy Mayfair, Matt Kuchar, and Billy Andrade among others. We will be discussing: The 147th OPEN Rick Smith Interview and Insight www.bestthehouse.com www.twitter.com/bestthehouse www.facebook.com/bestthehouse www.trumpgolfdoral.com/Rick-Smith-Golf-School www.ricksmith.com

Legendary club builder Larry Bobka joins us in the first episode of our new podcast called "Gear Dive," hosted by GolfWRX Original Content Director Johnny Wunder. Bobka is a former Tour rep and club builder involved in some of the most important clubs of the past 25 years. From his days at Wilson Golf working with legends such as Payne Stewart, Hale Irwin and Bernhard Langer, he transitioned into the Golden Age of Titleist/Acushnet building clubs for Tiger, Davis Love, David Duval and Brad Faxon. He currently runs Argolf building and fitting handmade putters for Tour players and amateurs alike. He's one of the Godfather's of modern golf equipment.

Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee (@chambleebrandel), the man that can put the golf world in a tizzy with a single tweet, hops on the Par Train and doesn't hold back. Highlights -Why this Masters will be the GOAT -Tiger is not his favorite to win (And it's not Phil, Rory, DJ or Spieth either) -What it would take to throw David Duval into Rae's Creek -Darkhorse picks -Hole by hole tips he learned from Jack Nicklaus on how to play and win at Augusta -We gave Brandel a final chance to come clean and admit that DJ's drive in Hawaii was not the greatest shot of all time -Why Brandel LOVES when Patrick Reed wears red and black on Sundays -Find out why Brandel goes against every idea we have to grow the game -“The game of golf is a lot better off without golf bros.” -And much more

Golf Channel anchors David Duval and Brandel Chamblee Give their take on Tony Finau heading into the TOUR Championship at East Lake. Good stuff. 

Shane breaks open the mailbag this week to answer a few looming questions around the golf world, including: Steph Curry's performance at the Ellie Mae Classic, moving the PGA Championship to earlier in the year and if it should return to match play, and ranking the top players with the best chance to win this week. Then, Shane is joined by major champion and former World #1 David Duval to preview the PGA Championship. Which players NEEDS to win the most and what does it mean for the guys who don't win? How much pressure is on guys to win their first major? Plus, what preparation goes into a major championship, if hitting distance is overrated, and Duval reflects on some pivotal moments during his career. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Ev, Matt and Stratt are back to preview the 2017 British Open. Show Highlights: -Why to be worried about DJ -Previous winners at Royal Birkdale -Is Bones really happy about his new job? -Pro pep talks (Patrick Reed, Henrik Stenson, Rory Mcilroy, Rickie Fowler) -Is Rory Mcilroy the new David Duval? -Analogy time. Phil without Bones is like… -Phil absurdities -GO FOR IT or LAY IT UP: Which storylines to believe -Odds @OfficialBakes wins his $2.5M golf bet -British Picks (And who not to pick thanks to Cermak) and sleepers -Make you sure you stay tuned at the end for angry instagram comments to our Tiger post

NBC Sports and Golf Channel announcers Johnny Miller, David Duval, and Justin Leonard preview the 2017 Players Championship.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 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.  In the first segment of this week's hour of intelligent golf talk, Holly G, Host and Producer of The Golf Insiders, along with Will Perry, Social Media Expert for The Golf Insiders and Founder and Creative Director at EVVUS, are in the studio talking about Matt Kuchar and Harris English win the Franklin Templeton Shootout. David Duval and stepson Nick Karavites won the PNC Father-Son Challenge. Holly talks about John Daly and his son who took part in the competition and how Little John Daly's swing looks similar to his dad's. Will shares that Little John is attending the Gary Gilchrist Academy.  In golf news, Holly shares with listeners that Bubba Watson will be playing a Volvik golf ball starting in January to go with his Pink Driver. The balls have been making their way around the LPGA and Champions Tour. Wilson's Triton Driver was recently ruled non-conforming for now by the USGA. Also the penalty will be waived for accidental ball movement by the USGA starting in 2017 as well which is a big adjustment for players. Tiger said he will play at the Riviera Country Club for the first time since 2006 to compete in the Genesis Open held in February. That is the event where 16-year-old Tiger got his start on the Tour.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 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.  In the first segment of this week's hour of intelligent golf talk, Holly G, Host and Producer of The Golf Insiders, along with Will Perry, Social Media Expert for The Golf Insiders and Founder and Creative Director at EVVUS, are in the studio talking about Matt Kuchar and Harris English win the Franklin Templeton Shootout. David Duval and stepson Nick Karavites won the PNC Father-Son Challenge. Holly talks about John Daly and his son who took part in the competition and how Little John Daly's swing looks similar to his dad's. Will shares that Little John is attending the Gary Gilchrist Academy.  In golf news, Holly shares with listeners that Bubba Watson will be playing a Volvik golf ball starting in January to go with his Pink Driver. The balls have been making their way around the LPGA and Champions Tour. Wilson's Triton Driver was recently ruled non-conforming for now by the USGA. Also the penalty will be waived for accidental ball movement by the USGA starting in 2017 as well which is a big adjustment for players. Tiger said he will play at the Riviera Country Club for the first time since 2006 to compete in the Genesis Open held in February. That is the event where 16-year-old Tiger got his start on the Tour. In the second segment of this week's golf, Holly welcomes Greg Hogate from Oska Wellness. The company has come out with the Oska™ Pulse that uses the patent pending eTec™ pulse technology that specifically optimizes Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) Therapy for accelerating the body's ability to heal itself.  The Pulse is an alternative to drugs that help with pain, swelling, joint stiffness and inflammation. There are bout 15 players on the Tour using it and the feedback has been really good. The more you use the product the more your body helps heal itself. Many other parts of your body that the Pulse helps treat are Carpal Tunnel, shoulder issue, low back sciatic nerve pain, plantar faciitis. For more information visit their web site. www.oskawellness.com  In the third segment of this week's hour of intelligent golf talk, Holly and Will welcome Ken Block President and Creator of KenRick Golf belts. These premium belts combine fashion with function as the belts come with a full sized function divot tool and ball marker built into the belts. The company's goal was to make sure that you have easy access to your divot tool. It slips into the tip of the belt and looks like a natural part of the belt. On the back of the belt tip is a magnetic steel ball marker.  Product is made in the USA. Belts are sourced from Maine and Florida and assembled in Maine.  The company sells genuiune leather as well as customizable ribbon belts. The belts make affordable golf gifts.  For more information about the belts and how to order them, please visit KenRickGolf. In the final segment of this week's hour of intelligent golf talk, Holly and Will welcome Steve Eubanks from Global Golf Post. Steve talks about the wrap up of the Race to the CME Globe won by Ariya Jutanugarn. The winner was Charley Hull.  Lydia Ko has parted ways with David Leadbetter. Steve said that he could see this coming for a while, especially with the involvement of her parents and swing change. Will asks Steve about the LPGA launching the inaugural Senior LPGA Championship to be held at French Lick, Indiana.  In 2017 is that Global Golf Post will be at a lot more events than they had in the past offering more in-depth analysis of the players as well as expansions of the games and covering less known tours globally.  Holly asks Steve who he is most interested in seeing playing in 2017. Steve said Jason Day and see how he can play after all of these back injuries. Will and Steve talk about Hideki Matsuyama who has won 4 of his last 5 events. Steve thinks that Hideki could be in the top 3 very soon and for many years to soon. Holly asks about Justin Thomas, who is ranked #2 in the Official World Golf Rankings. Steve talks about Phil Mickelson's recent news that he had hernia surgery and will be on the shelf for some time.  Steve thinks that Phil usually takes a couple months off each season and this will fit right into that schedule even though he has been playing good golf lately.  Holly asks Steve about Tiger's return and what he thought of Tiger's game.  The show wraps up with Holly and Steve talking about the upcoming Masters. Holly said it's only four months away and there are a lot of players in the mix. Steve said it is so great to have so many players who are playing well.  Holly lets listeners know to tune in for the last show of this part of the season where there will be a lot of swag given away.

The outspoken former tour player and Golf Channel analyst talks to Alex Myers about the recent Ryder Cup, his on-air spat with David Duval, and whether Phil Mickelson was vindicated by the Ryder Cup win.

David Duval talks about life in New Zealand, distance learning and technology in higher education.

Tiger Woods….David Duval….Nate Kaeding and Lucid Dreams.  What do they all have in common? They are topics of conversation in this week’s episode of Smart People Podcast! On this episode, we interview world renowned sports psychiatrist Dr. Michael Lardon.  Dr. Lardon is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of California at San Diego School of Medicine, in...

Frank Moore P.G.A   has over 20 years of experience in golf instruction with an interesting teaching and playing background. Learning from many of today's golfing legends, Frank brings a unique blend of experience and perspective to the lesson tee.   My first exposure to golf was in the early 70’s. I had a few lessons from the local pros. The first lesson, really sparked my interest in the golf swing. I improved quite a bit, and broke 80 that same year. Next, I took a few lessons from a pro that favored the Square to Square Method. I had a tough time with this, but I figured out a way to make it work. I went on to play college golf. I did fairly well, and made the All-Conference team one year. We had a good team, and won both the State Small College Tournament, and the District Tournament during my college years. I have now been in the golf business for over 20 years. I started as an assistant pro in Virginia. There I gave my first official golf lessons. The pro I was working for was interested in teaching, and seemed to like the Golf Digest instructors… Flick, Toski, etc.. I did the best I could to help the people, with what I knew. Later, I worked for a pro in North Carolina that favored Jimmy Ballard’s teaching methods. I learned a little about this type of teaching, and did use some of the ideas with my students. Next, I worked for a former tour player in Indiana. Here, we taught strictly according to the Jim Flick type format. We gave many, many group lessons, and did junior golf camps. The next several years I was back in North Carolina working as an assistant pro. I became a PGA Member during this time. I continued teaching, doing the best I could with the knowledge I had. I took a few lessons from an up and comming pro named David Leadbetter during this time. During these years I met a pro that was winning many local pro tournaments in the area. He actually played in the P.G.A. Championship, and made the cut. I found out he adhered to a method that had something to do with a machine concept. We met a few times. He gave me a few pointers, but later referred me to a teacher in South Carolina. I attended my first Golfing Machine School in 1988. The GSED was Tom Tomasello. I saw here a clear way to teach and learn the physics and geometry of a golf stroke. My teaching, and playing started to improve, as a result of my new knowledge. A year or so later, I attended the Advanced School that Tom offered. In attendance was Clarence Moore, 2 time U.S. Senior Amateur Champion. He gave a demonstration of his pattern. He was very impressive. He could Hit, or Swing equally well, at least it appeared that way to me. I picked up more useful information at this school, especially relating to the short game. I continued to work with Tom up to his death. I also worked some with Alex Sloan, GSED I gained more insight from Alex, although his methods were quite different from Tom’s. Later, I taught for 3 years with GSED George Kelnhofer. There, I was exposed to many tour caliber players, and good amateur players. David Duval, Larry Mize, Charley Rymer, Stuart Cink, Craig Perks, and Charles Howell were the many players that came through there. During the next several years I taught in Atlanta. During this time I knew, and worked periodically with Tom Ness, GSEM I learned a great deal from Tom, especially about the short game. I also knew, and worked some with Chuck Evans, GSED. I developed back problems later in my career. During this time I contacted David Lee, because I heard he had a method of swinging that was back friendly. I found that David had quite a knowledge of physics, as it pertains to golf. I taught briefly in his indoor facility, Gravity Golf, in Atlanta. A year or so later I met Lynn Blake, GSEM. Lynn has a unique level of understanding of The Golfing Machine, due to his personal involvement with the author, Homer Kelley. Through my involvement with Lynn, along with Ted Fort and Steve Ferguson, I gained an even greater insight into The Golfing Machine. I am currently the Director of Instruction at The Frank Moore Golf Academy at Dunes West Golf and River Club, in Mount Pleasant, SC. There is a link to me at duneswestgolfclub.com and my e-mail is fmoore59@gmail.com Visit the Golf Talk Radio sponsors and tell them GTRadio sent you they help make the show possible!  Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Avila Lighthouse Suites and Aramco Mortgage.  Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos and more!

This edition of the Sports Buffet, hosted by ‘Chef' Tim Dix and Rich Tate, featured the AJC's Dave O'Brien, who joined the show to preview the Braves 2010 season. The crew also discussed the Daytona 500, David Duval at Pebble Beach, the Hawks, Thrashers, Tech Hoops, and more. The program is a presentation of Georgia Wrestling History's GWH Radio Network. Follow the crew between shows here.

Many know Rick Smith the golf instructor, but few know about his accolades as a player. He never lost a match at Upper St. Clair High School near Pittsburgh, he qualified for the 1983 U.S. Open at Oakmont, and in 1980 he shot a 61 in the PGA's club professional Playing Ability Test."I learned a lot working for Walker Inman at Scioto Country Club, and he believed that to be a great teacher of the game, you had to be a pretty good player," says Smith. "I still love playing golf. So much, I've actually thought about playing on the Champions Tour when I turn 50."Ever since he used to pass instruction notes to high school teammates and give lessons to a then 14-year-old Lee Janzen, Smith says his time spent on the lesson tee is his favorite part of the day.RICK SMITHMASTER TEACHING PROFESSIONAL TO THE PGA TOUR’S BEST!Rick Smith, CEO and President of Rick Smith Enterprises, Inc., has achieved great success in golf as a teacher, designer and communicator. He is regarded as one of the PGA tour’s best “sounding boards” for swing advice and has been consistently ranked as one of the top five golf instructors in the world by Golf Digest.Smith’s professional career has been molded under the tutelage of several top PGA professionals including famed instructors: Don Kotnik (Toledo CC), Walker Inman (Scioto CC), and Dick Harmon (River Oaks). As Smith honed his skills he has assisted some of the most accomplished golfers in the world including Phil Mickelson, (currently the 4th ranked golfer in the world) Lee Janzen (two time U.S. Open champion) and PGA Tour winners Rocco Mediate, Jerry Kelly, and Matt Kuchar. He has also worked with PGA Tour pros Jack Nicklaus-golfer of the century, Gary Nicklaus, Billy Andrade, Greg Norman, Bill Glasson, David Duval, Vijay Singh, Ray Floyd, Paul Azinger and many others.Smith has established numerous golf academies and learning centers. He currently operates Rick Smith Golf Academies at Treetops Resort in Gaylord, Michigan, and Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Florida.Rick Smith hosted the premier of the “Big Break” series in the fall of 2003. The inaugural season broke the all-time Golf Channel’s viewing ratings. The next season the “Big Break II”, more than doubled the audience from the record breaking inaugural year. Rick received accolades for his adept skill at building camaraderie between contestants while stoking their competitive natures. He has a unique knack for inviting the TV audience to live vicariously through the contestants. Today, “The Big Break” is a successful “series formula” that has excited the customary Golf Channel fan while attracting a greater audience.Rick Smith’s love for hosting golf instructional shows on television began in 1994. That year, he developed “The Rick Smith Signature Series”. The “Signature Series” was seen by worldwide television audiences on ESPN, TSN (Canada), and Fox Sports Net. The “Signature Series” ran for five years until Rick signed an exclusive golf content deal with the Golf Channel in 1999. Rick has also hosted “Inside the PGA Tour” and has been a commentator and analyst for both NBC and ESPN telecasts of golf tournaments.Rick Smith has won dozens of awards and accolades for his skill as a golf course designer. The list includes his “Signature” course at Treetops Resort in Gaylord, Michigan, “Arcadia Bluffs” on Lake Michigan and “Wuskowhan Player’s Club in Mount Olive, Michigan, just to name a few.Smith is also a respected and noted author. He is currently teaching professional contributor for Golf Digest Pro Panel. He previously served as instruction writer for Golf Magazine. He has also written Major Series publications. Smith is author of the 1998 book “How to Find Your Perfect Golf Swing,” published by Broadway Books, which is regarded as one of the top instruction books in the industry.Over his career, Smith’s many honors include being appointed Michigan’s “Golf Ambassador” by Governor John Engler. Golf Magazine has repeatedly honored him as one of America’s “Top 100 Teachers.” Smith has been named National Teacher of the Year, National Golf Professional of the Year and National Merchandiser of the Year. www.ricksmith.comCLUBFACE GOLF was founded by co-owners Dave Wesley and Steve Egbert in San Clemente, California. Dave is a playing and teaching professional in Orange County California. He has obsessively been studying the golf swings of the games greatest players and the teachings of what are considered to be the world's best teachers for the past 30 years.As Dave's teaching philosophy developed he realized that the “true” secret of the golf swing is the clubface and the ability of the golfer to control it throughout the entire golf swing. The majority of golfers in the world do not have a good understanding of the clubface position throughout the swing. Dave made the clubface position throughout the entire golf swing the center piece of his professional instruction, which resulted in his students achieving greater success much more quickly.www.clubfacegolf.comAvila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.comInn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.comAvila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.comGolfland Warehouse - www.golflandwarehouse.comSlickstix - www.slickstix.comFor more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy. 

An special mixed-couples golf match that paired Tiger Woods with Annika Sorenstam, and David Duval with Karrie Webb, inspires Alistair Cooke to reflect on his most beloved sport, golf.