Podcast appearances and mentions of ellie mae classic

Three time NBA Champion Stephen Curry joins to discuss playing in the Ellie Mae Classic, what it was like to tee it up with professionals, the success he had his first three rounds, the struggle in the last one, and his background in golf. He also discusses reviving the golf program at Howard, some hoops, similarities and differences between basketball and golf, Steve Kerr, and a lot more.

Host Kyle Surlow is joined by friend Keal Meredith to discuss everything in professional golf from this past weekend, including JT Poston's win at the Wyndham Championship, Hinaka Shibuno's win at the AIG Women's British Open and Zac Blair's win at the Ellie Mae Classic. Then, the two hosts discuss the story of European Ryder Cupper Thorbjørn Oleson allegedly groping a women on a British Airways flight then peeing in the plane's aisle. This episode is proudly presented by Golfguide.Net

Sean and Cassie talk with Jonnie West, an executive with the NBA's Golden State Warriors and recent caddie to Steph Curry at the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic

Kevin Prise visits with three-time Web.com Tour winner Stephan Jaeger about his pairing with two-time NBA Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry for two competitive rounds at the Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae, learning the game while growing up in Germany, the best food on the Web.com Tour and more.

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

Ron Mintz, Executive Editor with MyGolfDaily.com joined Dave and Matt to discuss Steph Curry's appearance on the Web-Dot-Com Tour at the Ellie Mae Classic, what kind of skill level he has, and where he ranks among athletes who excel at golf

Jonathan H. Corr, President & CEO of Ellie Mae, has seen the evolution of the mortgage business. Even though technology has changed the way the mortgage industry operates, Jonathan understands that customers value high touch experiences just as much as high tech experiences. On this week’s episode, he discusses this notion and the upcoming Ellie Mae Classic, a charity golf tournament that supports Bay area charities that our firm is also excited to support!

Web.com Tour president Dan Glod discusses the impact of Steph Curry playing in the Ellie Mae Classic.

Golf Guide Podcast hosts Casey and Kyle review and recap some of the events from the 98th PGA Championship, react to Jimmy Walker's win and try to figure out why nobody seemed to care about the year's fourth major. Next, the hosts discuss the greatness of Stephan Jaeger and Jim Furyk and what it means to have multiple players shoot 58.  Stephen Jaeger shot his on the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae while Jim Furyk fired a 58 during the final round of the Traveler's Championship at TPC River Highlands. Finally, the hosts discuss what it means to have Nike Golf removing itself from the club manufacturing industry and what kind of ripple effects it could have on golf club manufacturing going forward.   This episode of the Golf Guide Podcast is presented by GOLFGUIDE.NET. Visit the Golf Guide Store and save 20-70% on greens fees at golf courses across California, Nevada and Oregon.

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.  Holly G along with co host Kevin Sternett, assistant pro at Golden Bear Club at Keene's Point, and Will Perry, creative director at EVVUS and social media ace for The Golf Insiders, are in the studio with wrap up of the PGA Championship won by Jimmy Walker. Kevin and Holly talk about how the weather affected the final major.  The trio discuss the Women's British Championship won by Ariya Jutanugarn and the talented young players on the LPGA Tour.  Stephan Jaeger opened with a record 58 and went on to win by posting a score of 30-under-par 250 to win the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic. A reminder to listeners that The Golf United Charity Scramble for Pulse Orlando event is Aug. 26, 2016, Please visit golfunited.org to find out how you can help or participate. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk about the breaking news that Nike is pulling out of the equipment side of the business. Bob wonders if it is tied directly to Tiger's absence from the Tour. Bob said he believes Rory McIlroy has around 3 years left on his contract and Tiger re-upped his deal with Nike recently as well. Holly and Bob discuss Walker's win at the PGA Championship. Because of the inclement weather, Walker and others had to play 36 holes on Sunday and the scoring was still low. Walker had to hold off Jason Day's late charge. Bob says that it is hard to believe that it is August and the majors are all finished for the year. Holly talks with Bob about how well the grounds team worked on the course to get the tournament done on Sunday. Some golf purists may feel that playing preferred lie, or lift, clean and place doesn't have a place in the majors, but Bob said that it is in the rule books. This week is the Traveler's Championship with defending Bubba Watson, playing alongside two of his Olympic teammates. Damon Hack, co-host of the Golf Channel's Morning Drive, calls in from the Travelers to talk about the state of the golf industry with Nike's announcement of leaving the equipment side. Damon feels that golf has gone from a high in sales 15 years ago to the low that it's experiencing now. Kevin asks Damon about Tiger's effect on the business. Maybe Nike knows something about Tiger that others do not?  Holly talks with Damon about the story he is writing about the Olympics and Matt Kuchar's discovery about the format. In Matt's defense he wasn't one of the 4 representing the USA until Jordan Spieth and others pulled out. The Golf Channel will be covering the Olympics along with NBC. In the final segment of the show Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, talks with Holly G and the gang about the Women's British Open and some of the women who are competing in the Olympics. Steve talks about Ariya Jutanugarn's win and how far she is come over the past year or so not only with her game but socially.