Podcast appearances and mentions of Hal Sutton

Ann visits with Links Magazine Editor George Peper about the LINKS Top 100 golf courses in the world, as voted on by course atchitects; Nathan Grube, Tournament Dir., Travelers Championship; and Hal Sutton, winner of 14 PGA Tour titles, the 1983 PGA Championship and 2 time Player Championship winner, about a variety of topics including if he feels if money is ruining pro men's golf. 

Ann visits with Links Magazine Editor George Peper about the LINKS Top 100 golf courses in the world, as voted on by course atchitects; Nathan Grube, Tournament Dir., Travelers Championship; and Hal Sutton, winner of 14 PGA Tour titles, the 1983 PGA Championship and 2 time Player Championship winner, about a variety of topics including if he feels if money is ruining pro men's golf. 

In Part 2 of Episode 21, I'm joined by a truly fascinating first-time guest—certified hypnotherapist Paul Salter. Paul helps us explore the power of the mind and how hypnotherapy can free us from the fear of judgment on the golf course—especially when standing on the first tee with eyes all around. Whether it's your buddies, a crowd at the club championship, or groups waiting to tee off behind you, we've all felt that pressure. Paul breaks down where that fear comes from and how he works with golfers to eliminate it for good. Then, one of my favorite people on the planet, PGA Tour legend Hal Sutton returns to the show to share updates on his latest course design, the Darmor Club outside Houston, and why—for the first time ever—he's endorsing a putter. It's not because of a paycheck. Hal explains what impressed him about Makefield Putters, their precision fitting process, and how they get the ball rolling faster and truer than nearly anything else out there. If it's good enough to go in Hal's bag, you'll want to hear why.

Ann recaps the top stories in golf, visits with Hal Sutton on a variety of subjects - the money in the game today, legacy vs money, the upcoming PGA Championship. And Ann talks LPGA and Chevron Championship with sports broadcaster extraordinaire Grant Boone

Ann visits with Hal Sutton on a variety of subjects - the money in the game today, legacy vs taking the money, the upcoming PGA Championship, and much more.

14 PGA Tour wins. A PGA Championship. 2 Players Championships. A Tour Championship. Multiple Ryder Cups. Ryder Cup Captain. Hal Sutton has been there, done that, and shares his thoughts on a myriad of subjects related to the game of golf.

Ep.163, I talk with one of the honest and articulate golf course reveiwers Mr. Swag Michael Ostman. We discuss what he looks at when writing a review of a golf course, what boxes is he trying to check and which courses do it right here in the SA and greater SA area. Also we talk my experience last week at a gem of a track at 14 time PGA tour winner Hal Sutton's newest course "DARMOR". Tune in!!! nothingisob.com **WELCOME** ----New Presenting Sponsor-- MAXIMUM Demolition & Dismantling “No job too big or to small” Please reach out to Owner/Operator Lee Ramos for all your demo needs. maximumdemo.com **LIVE from the Law of Office of Jesse Hernandez Studios** The Texas Chancla - Jesse Hernandez, The Law Office of Jesse Hernandez Jessehernandezlaw.com “Voted best of the best attorneys in SA” Gold Sponsor FOREBROS TOUR- Amateur Golf TOUR. If you don't have a home, we have one for you. -NEVER GOLF ALONE AGAIN Ways to listen https://linktr.ee/Nothingisob Please follow/subscribe: facebook: Nothing is OB: South Texas Golf Podcast instagram: @nothingisob twitter: @nothingisob youtube: Nothing is OB: South Texas Golf Podcast

In this episode Doug talks about the opening season of Duck and Deer hunting. Why are you not hunting today? Hear what some of the listeners have to say. Do we need rain? What is the most important parts of hunting water fowl? What are some affective duck calls? What is the most affective rhythm in duck calling? Doug and the callers talk about all of the questions listed above. Plus, tarpon, blue marlin, croppie fish, and lighting talk. What do golf clubs and fishing rods have in common? How can you stay safe when your hunting outdoors? Doug gives you some great tips on safety. Plus, an interview with Hal Sutton.

In Part 1 of Season 11, Episode 52, I'm joined by our Resident Director of Instruction, Tom Patri, and 1983 PGA Champion and two-time Players Champion, Hal Sutton. As Tom prepared for the arrival of Hurricane Milton in Naples, Florida, he shared his insights on the Presidents Cup, including reports of players swearing at Tom Kim, and highlighted the impressive performances of golfers over 60 who are still proving they can compete at a high level. Hal Sutton gives us an update on his latest course design, the Darmor Club, which recently opened to rave reviews and is poised to become one of the top courses in the U.S. Hal recounts a special call from Sahith Theegala, who sought to play Darmor as part of his Presidents Cup preparation. We also take a trip down memory lane to Hal's very first lesson with the legendary Harvey Penick.

On this week's episode of the Upstate Golf Guys Podcast we invite a seasoned podcaster on, Jeremy Wells creator of "DDWD" Podcast. Jeremy is a diehard Boston fan and has been to more sporting events than he can count! One of the sporting events being the 2000 Players Championship, the event Tiger had the epic Eagle on 16, coming back to just fall short to Hal Sutton. You don't want to miss Jeremy's story about his encounter with Tiger! We go into how Jeremy started "Day Drinking with Dog" We talk a little how Jeremy and I met in a sports card breaking group, and how card breaks work and how the card game has changed from the late 80s to now! We also go into the inevitable...We talk a little about the God-awful debate a few weeks ago, and we go over some of the election odds...Jeremy and Mikey are a lot alike! The vibe was strong, and the conversation was great! We really appreciate Jeremy taking the time and chatting with us! Hope you all enjoy the episode and be sure to go check out the DDWD Podcast! Day Drinking With Dog | Podcast #Upstategolfguyspodcast #golfpodcast #daydrinkingwithdog #ddwd #podcastlife Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In Part 2 of this week's show, I'm joined by 1983 PGA Champion and 2-time Players Champion Hal Sutton and former PGA Tour Player who is now one of the all-time great Golf Analysts, Frank Nobilo. Hal has designed a new course outside of Houston, Texas called Darmor. It is sure to be named the Top New Private Course of 2024/2025. We start off getting an update on how it's progressing. I then get Hal's thoughts on Scottie Scheffler's win in The Masters and his impressive play in the extremely windy conditions in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. He also shares his thoughts on what he saw from Ludvig Aberg playing in his first major plus Tiger's performance as well. We then look ahead to the PGA Championship at Valhalla and a look back at Hal's win in the PGA Championship in 1983. Hal talks about having his idol, Jack Nicklaus, make a charge in the final round and what it was like having Jack waiting for him on 18 as Hal closed out that victory. Frank Nobilo was a part of the CBS broadcast team for The Masters. We talk about why Augusta National always brings out the best in past champions. He shares his insights on the play of Sscheffler, Aberg, and Tiger. Then I get Frank's thoughts on why golf's ratings are down 20+% this year. We conclude by looking back at the 1994 US Open at Oakmont. Frank was in the field that year and in the press room when Arnold Palmer finished his final US Open round. Frank talks about the emotional scene of watching Mr. Palmer address the press and his fans.

In the most pressure-packed of golf moments, Hal Sutton took down arguably the two greatest players of all time -- Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods -- to win a major championship and a Players Championship, respectively. Hear from the man who definitely had the right club, and plenty of game, to win 14 times on the PGA Tour. He shoots really straight, about golf and life.   

Golf enthusiasts, get ready to elevate your game! We've had the honor of hosting Hal Sutton, a master of the game of golf, whose insights cut as sharp as his swing. Throughout this episode, Hal, with an illustrious career taking on legends from Jack Nicklaus to Tiger Woods, opens up about the essence of becoming a true golf champion. He doesn't just recount victories and accolades; he delves into the importance of mental fortitude, the art of resilience, and the profound impact that a multi-sport background can have on a golfer's approach to the game.With stories of iconic mentors like Jimmy Ballard and Byron Nelson, Hal takes us through the nuances of strategy and technique that can only come from decades of experience. His candid revelations on overcoming adversity, the pitfalls of modern golf's obsession with technology, and how feedback from the right equipment can dramatically enhance performance provide a comprehensive look into the sport's evolving landscape. His conviction shines through as he emphasizes authenticity and personal intuition over conforming to the mechanics popularized by coaching trends.Wrapping up this masterclass, Hal reflects on the psychology behind golf, sharing how the distinction between a teacher and a coach can influence a player's success. His personal anecdotes about strategic thinking and planning, akin to those of golf greats like Nicklaus and Woods, underscore the timeless strategies that transcend the fairways. From Jim Furyk's unconventional swing to Hal's own golf course design philosophy, this episode is a testament to staying true to oneself, building a legacy, and embracing every aspect of the game with passion and dedication.Thank you to TaylorMade and Adidas for their incredible support.To find Justin, his email is justin@elitegolfswing.comTo find Jesse, jesse@flaghuntersgolf.comFor more information on Hal's golf Academy, go to www.halsuttongolf.com. Hal also has an amazing podcast called https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-the-right-club-today-podcast/id1548173826?i=1000620982240

Join us as Steve Jones takes us on a journey he refers to as his second career, having recovered from serious injury to capture the 1996 U.S. Open. He fondly recalls the recording Ben Hogan sent him after that win congratulating him on taming "The Monster". Voted PGA TOUR Comeback Player of the Year that year, Steve still had several victories in him before other maladies became too much to overcome as he worked to get healthy for the Champions Tour. He was an Assistant Ryder Cup Captain under Hal Sutton in 2004, returning to the scene of his greatest career triumph, Oakland Hills CC. Steve Jones wraps up his life story, "FORE the Good of the Game."Support the showFollow 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!

Rex Hoggard and Todd Lewis discuss Tiger Woods being in the field for the Genesis Invitational as well as his imminent announcement. The guys then welcome in Chance Cozby, executive director of the Thunderbirds, to talk about the crowds at the WM Phoenix Open and whether the fans went too far this year. Paige Mackenzie and Steve Sands join to talk about everything that happened last weekend including Nick Taylor's electric win. 1983 PGA Championship winner, Hal Sutton joins to talk about his experience at Riviera and what players should expect next week. Rex and Todd then welcome the CEO of the TGR Foundation to talk about their major impact on the community. We button up the show with local reporter Cameron Cox to talk about the crazy scene at TPC Scottsdale and whether changes need to me made for the event next year. Chance Cozby (8:35) Paige Mackenzie & Steve Sands (19:11) Hal Sutton (34:34) Cyndi Court (43:44) Cameron Cox (49:28)

Doug talks hunting, fishing, and golf with callers, and has two interviews, one with professional golfer Hal Sutton, and another with Joe Gugino, Costa Del Mar's conservation and community manager.

On this episode of Next on the Tee, I am joined by one of the all-time great Authors and Golf TV Broadcast Producers Keith Hirshland, PGA Tour Legend Hal Sutton, Host of Grilling at the Green & BBQ aficionado Jeff Tracy, and top Sports Psychologist Dr. Bob Winters. Keith Hirshland is my all-time favorite author and one of the great people you get to meet in this life. He's written 6 wonderful books including "Song Girl, A Mystery in 2 Verses" (watch out for the CT Mascaro character), "Cover Me Boys I'm Going In, Tales of the Tube from a Broadcast Brat (my all-time favorite book), and his latest is the second installment in the Murphy Murphy series this one is titled, The Case of the Commission on Cliches. You can get all of them out on Amazon or www.keithhirshland.com. Keith and I talk about what mischief Murphy gets into this time around. It's going to be such a fun read. Keith is also the Producer of the LIV Golf broadcasts. We hear his thoughts on Season 2 of LIV golf, if he thinks there will be a Season 3 plus some of the cool new drone technology they're looking to use if/when Season 3 comes around. Hal Sutton has become a dear friend and someone I am so thankful for. He is currently putting the finishing touches on his new course design called Darmor Club located just outside of Houston. It's an old-school Scottish design using templates from C.B MacDonald and Seth Raynor. He has created a course that we can all enjoy. It is certainly on my bucket list to play. In addition to hear about Darmor Club, I also get Hal's thoughts on the Ryder Cup and if NIL deals are about to infiltrate the world of golf. Hal also shares his disappointment about how playing on Tour used to be about the privilege of playing the PGA Tour and playing for the charities each week. It was them first and you second or third. Now it's about self. You can stay up-to-date with Hal by going online to www.halsuttongolf.com or following @halsuttongolf on social media. Jeff Tracy is a BBQ Master and the Host of the Grilling at the Green show. Jeff shares his excitement over his recent first trip to a Bucee's. He talks about their barbecue and the wall of jerky. Jeff expounds on Hal's thoughts of giving back, doing for others, and the importance of benefit golf tournaments. We also talk about the crossover between the golf and horse industries AND we get his recommendation for a great barbecue sauce and rub so you can become King of the Grill. Check out Jeff online at www.grillingatthegreen.net and www.bbqnationjt.com Dr. Robert Winters is one of the top Sports Psychologists in our game. He shares a wonderful story about Arnold Palmer and the putting tip Arnie gave him as a teenager when Bob attended one of Arnold's golf academies in Pennsylvania. That tip would pay dividends years later when they played together at Bay Hill in 2007 and Arnie needed to sink a few putts to win a side wager. We also learn techniques for how to calm ourselves down after a bad shot and the importance of self-belief. Plus we hear about Dr. Bob's sports vision research that can lead to improved putting. To get more information about Dr. Bob plus mental game tips online at www.theconfidencedoctor.com or email him directly at drbob@drbobwinters.com

In this week episode I interview my good friend legendary golf instructor Jim McLean, who is one of the most prolific golf instructors of the last 30 years. He is known for coining the phrase “X-Factor”, observing that the greater the differential between the hips and shoulders at the top of the swing, the more power the golfer can create. He pioneered the use of video for golf instruction and was one of the first adopters of radar technology used in swing analysis tools like TrackMan. He is also authored and sold over 15 different books and videos, and taught some of the greatest golfers of our generation. Including, Sergio Garcia, Curtis Strange, Gary Player, Bernard Langer, Al Geiberger, US Open champions Liselotte Neumann, Jane Geddes, Lauri Merten, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Kite, Webb Simpson, and Hal Sutton to just name a few. Actually, its over 100 PGA tour players but who is counting.Jim McLean is CEO of the Jim McLean Golf School, which operates from eight locations.Support the show

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch catch up with Wyndham Champion, Lucas Glover, who discusses the significance of the win and what it means to his family. Brian Harman, The Open Champion, British Challenge Champion, Alex Fitzpatrick and 1983 PGA Championship winner, Hal Sutton join the show to reflect on their victories. Ashleigh Buhai, 2022 AIG Open champion, is ready to defend her title this coming week. We tie up the show with the discussion about the potential USGA ball roll back rule with the PGA of America. Brian Harman (05:14) Lucas Glover (23:19) Ashleigh Buhai (30:18) Alex Fitzpatrick (35:11) Hal Sutton (41:54) Tom Abbott (51:50) PGA of America (1:03)

Happy Anniversary to the Country Club of North Carolina as they celebrate their 60th year. The club has a championship pedigree dating back decades and has witnessed some of the greats in the game compete in USGA and other notable events, including the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Ben Crenshaw, Hal Sutton, Fred Couples and Webb Simpson, among many others. In April 2023, CCNC will host the Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Golf Championship on their Dogwood Course (April 21-24). The Dogwood (#3) and Cardinal courses (#13) are ranked high in the latest N.C. Golf Panel poll of the Top 100 courses in the state. Aside from golf, the club provides an array of amenities and experiences for its members and guests. They've even embraced the latest sports craze - Pickleball! Listen to this Paradise in the Pines podcast as Don Hunter (COO) and Jeff Dotson (Director of Golf) talk about the legacy and what's yet to come at The Country Club of North Carolina.  @usga   @visitnc  #visitnc  @GolfChannel  #pickleball #golf For more information about the Pinehurst area of North Carolina, visit: www.HomeofGolf.com

Legendary Golf Instructor Jim McLean joins Hal & Jamie on the Podcast to discuss many topics in golf. Hal and Jim told stories of Jackie Burke's influence on their careers, spending time with great players in the game and of course lots of discussion about the golf swing. Jim is one of the only few teachers to instruct major champions when they won their majors on all 3 tours. Major champions including, Keegan Bradley, Tom Kite, Cristie Kerr, Lexi Thompson, Dave Eichelberger. Jim has also worked with Hal Sutton, Bernhard Langer, Greg Norman, Peter Jacobsen, Brad Faxon, Gary Woodland and over a 100 more. Over 250 Jim McLean Golf School Instructors are now at top private clubs as Head Professionals, Director of Golf or Director of Instruction. This episode is brought to you by Holderness and Bourne - Find them at hbgolf.com and use code HSutton15 for 15% off your next order!

Hal Sutton takes us back to his 2 wins at The Players Championship in 1983 by 1 shot over Bob Eastwood and in 2000 by 1 stroke over Tiger. Hal shares his thoughts on rolling back the ball and whether we're in the midst of a new Big 3 with Scheffler, Rahm, and Rori.

In this episode, I'm joined by Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show Rob Strano, 1983 PGA Champion and 2x Players Champion Hal Sutton, and 21-time winner between the PGA Tour & Champions Tour, John Cook. Rob Strano takes on the course at The Players Championship. Rob hosted a camp for deaf players on the grounds that week. We also get a taste of the Veterans Appreciation Event and what TV doesn't do justice to regarding the course. Rob also shares his thoughts on the rollback of the golf ball and helps us hit better pitch shots from 40-60 yards off the green. Hal Sutton takes us back to his 2 wins at The Players Championship in 1983 by 1 shot over Bob Eastwood and in 2000 by 1 stroke over Tiger. Hal shares his thoughts on rolling back the ball and whether we're in the midst of a new Big 3 with Scheffler, Rahm, and Rori. John Cook starts off by talking about the influence Tom Weiskopf had on his life and career. We hear his thoughts on rolling the ball back plus memories from his wins at the 1983 Canadian Open over Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus, and setting the PGA Tour record for low 54-hole total at the 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic.

Doug talks Hunting, fishing and golf, and he talks to callers. Doug also has golfing legend Hal Sutton on for a quick interview.

Today's the day! One of the longest gaps between PGA TOUR starts for Tiger Woods ends today at the Genesis Invitational. We have wall-to-wall coverage of the 15-time major champion's return to competitive golf. Hal Sutton is one of few golfers to beat both Tiger and Jack Nicklaus in his professional career! He stops by to share his recipe for success against two titans in the history of the game. Also, author James Roth joins the show to discuss his latest book "Blessed One: The Incredible Journey of Madalitso Muthiya". Roth chronicles the life story and career of Muthiya, who became the first black African to compete at the U.S. Open at Winged Foot in 2006. James Roth (6:32) Hal Sutton (12:42)

In this segment Hal Sutton and I start out by talking about his new golf course design project. We also hear which designers have influenced his work. I asked Hal about the burden of expectation placed on him as a young player and what advice he'd give Tom Kim to help him deal with what's coming. Hal joined my guest from last week, Tony Ruggiero, on Tony's podcast Tour Coach and they had one of the most important golf conversations that I've heard in a long time. We recap that conversation which included why we focus on our bad shots instead of the good ones and how some players place blame on everybody else instead of taking responsibility for their own golf games when things go wrong. I also get Hal's thoughts on LIV Golf.

TP updates us on how things are going in Southwest Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian. We hear about how the recovery is going for local residents plus the trickle impact on the local golf scene. Many golf courses won't recover because bermuda grass can't tolerate the salt water dumped on them from the surge. Local PGA Professionals are looking at a very difficult Winter season without golf courses to teach on.  Matthew Laurance starred in the movie Eddie & the Cruisers. He shares the story of a very cool recent event where they showed the movie at a local historic theater in Lexington, Kentucky. The event was used to help raise money for victims of the flooding in Eastern Kentucky. Matthew also didn't hold back his hatred when we discussed LIV Golf. Hal Sutton and I started out by talking about his new golf course design project. We also hear which designers have influenced him. I asked Hal about the burden of expectation placed on him as a young player and what he would say to Tom Kim to help him deal with that. Hal joined my guest from last week, Tony Ruggiero, on Tony's podcast Tour Coach and they had one of the most important golf conversations that I've heard in a long time. We recap that conversation which included focusing on our bad shots instead of our good ones and how some players place blame on everybody else instead of taking responsibility for their own golf games when things go wrong. Ross Greenburg has won over 100 major television awards over the course of his career. We talk about the movie he did along with Billy Crystal titled "61" about the 1961 homerun record chase between Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris. We also talk about 3 other films he's done: "Extra Innings From 9/11...20 Years Later", the Disney movie "Miracle" about the 1980 US Hockey Team, and "Jack Nicklaus, Making of a Champion."

I close out Season 9 in style with 4 of my all-time favorite guests: Top Instructor Tom Patri, former Actor & Host of Backspin Golf Matthew Laurance, PGA Tour Legend Hal Sutton, and the former President of HBO Sports & multi-time Emmy Award Winning Executive Producer Ross Greenburg. This week Tom Patri updates us on how things are going in Southwest Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian. We hear about how the recovery is going for local residents plus the trickle impact on the local golf scene. Many golf courses won't recover because bermuda grass can't tolerate the salt water dumped on them from the surge. Local PGA Professionals are looking at a very difficult Winter season without golf courses to teach on and students who may not come down this winter because there aren't places to stay. Please go to www.redcross.org and donate to help our friends in Florida get a roof over their heads and back on their feet. Matthew Laurance starred in the movie Eddie & the Cruisers. He shares the story of a very cool recent event where they showed the movie at a local historic theater in Lexington, Kentucky. The event was used to help raise money for victims of the flooding in Eastern Kentucky. Matthew also didn't hold back his hatred when we discussed LIV Golf. Hal Sutton and I started out by talking about his new golf course design project. We also hear which designers have influenced him. I asked Hal about the burden of expectation placed on him as a young player and what he would say to Tom Kim to help him deal with that. Hal joined my guest from last week, Tony Ruggiero, on Tony's podcast Tour Coach and they had one of the most important golf conversations that I've heard in a long time. We recap that conversation which included why we focus on our bad shots instead of the good ones and how some players place blame on everybody else instead of taking responsibility for their own golf games when things go wrong. Ross Greenburg has won over 100 major television awards over the course of his career. We talk about the movie he did along with Billy Crystal titled "61" about the 1961 homerun record chase between Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris. We also talk about 3 other films he's done: "Extra Innings From 9/11...20 Years Later", the Disney movie "Miracle" about the 1980 US Hockey Team, and "Jack Nicklaus, Making of a Champion."

Episode 59 of the Golf Performance Group Podcast! Topics LIV Golf Still Wrecking Havoc Collaboration with Hal Sutton Golf Fall Golf Tips And More Visit https://gpghouston.com/ for details on the pod! Follow The Golf Performance Group on Instagram @golf_pod and the host accounts @jjwoodgolf @lebronaldpalmer Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Play, Pocket Cast, iHeart Radio or YouTube. All details can be found at www.golfperformancegroup.com Please rate, review, and subscribe!

Hal Sutton joins Tony to talk about what he learned from his success of playing on Tour and how he transitioned into instruction. Hal shares how instruction has taking away his feel for the game, and what he would tell his younger self about goals, who to work with and how to navigate success. He gives his best advice to college players wanting to pro, how to gain experience, the necessity of being honest, disciplined and playing with freedom. This is episode is full of great insight, stories and what it takes to become a great player.

Tony Ruggiero is a Golf Digest Top 50 Instructor and Host of the Tour Coach Podcast. He and I have a lot of synergies with show partners and mutual guests. Tony recently had an amazing conversation with Hal Sutton. We talk about that and how Tour Pros focus on their good shots instead of obsessing over their bad ones. We also get a playing lesson on how to fix our slice and square the clubface at impact.

In this episode, I'm joined by 2 of the Top Instructors in the game, Tom Patri and Tony Ruggiero plus former Tour Pro Mark Lye, and 20-year Army Combat Veteran now a 40-year-old member of the Stephen F. Austin men's golf team Jonathan Shuskey. TP shares his thoughts on the Presidents Cup, the great week that Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, and Max Homa had, and the forgettable one that Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns did. I also get his thoughts on the rise of Tom Kim, and a playing lesson for how to dial in our wedges from 100 yards in. Mark Lye was an All-American in college at San Jose State and played on Tour from 1977 to 1994. During his high school days, he never lost a match yet colleges thought he was too small and his game was too erratic to recruit him. The only one who came knocking was San Jose State. He made the others school regret their decision. Mark won the 1976 Australian Order of Merit and the 1983 Bank of Boston Classic. Hear those stories and more in his segment. Jonathan Shuskey was a 20-year Army Combat Veteran who saw 5 tours of duty in the Middle East. We hear about his play on the All-Army golf team, winning the Fort Benning Club Championship 3 times, and what it's like being a 40-year-old Sophomore playing on the Stephen F. Austin men's golf team. Tony Ruggiero is a Golf Digest Top 50 Instructor and Host of the Tour Coach Podcast. He and I have a lot of synergies with show partners and mutual guests. Tony recently had an amazing conversation with Hal Sutton. We talk about that and how Tour Pros focus on their good shots instead of obsessing over their bad ones. We also get a playing lesson on how to fix our slice and square the clubface at impact.

In this episode I chat with Dave Phillips who is the co founder of the Titleist Performance Institute(TPI) which is the world's leading educational organization dedicated to the study of how the human body functions in relation to the golf swing . A golf digest top 50 coach Dave has learned alongside some of the smartest in golf including David Leadbetter, Mac O'Grady , Ramsey McMaster and through the years has worked with some of the best players in the world like Tom Kite, Hal Sutton, Brad Faxon and currently works with numerous Tour players including Major winner John Rahm.  For the club golfer we chat about the everyday physical challenges that you may face, why knowing what your body can and cant do is so important before you work on your swing, how to divide your learning time between the body training and the golf training and even a little chat about putting and how it can be influenced by how we move.From a coaching perspective we discuss Dave's influences, his swing philosophy, the work he and john Rahm have done and his relationship with Phil Mickelson and the current LIV golf situation. Lastly we discuss his business ventures with For Wellness and his ever growing passion for coffee. 07:00 - TPI - The ethos and how it helps club golfers and coaches.13:10 - The difference between gym fit and golf fit.17:00 - Special Offer for Shanks and Shamrocks listeners19:00 - Learning balance between physical and swing work. 22:45 - Creating speed for the older golfer.25:35 - Influence of TPI on putting.34:00 - Dave's career influences( Leadbetter, Mac O'Grady, Butch Harmon, Bob Toski)49:10 - Dave's swing philosophy.55:30 - Work and relationship with Jon Rahm65:30 - Phil Mickelson and LIV74:00 - Mickelson and what made the player.78:00 - Brain Training in golf and its advantages.83:20 - For Wellness - the company, the passion and the learning. 83:30 - For Wellness and The Good Stuff CoffeeDISCOUNT CODE : smgforwellnessWEBSITE: www.forwellness.comDave PhillipsInstagram : @tpidaveTwitter : @mytpidaveTPI : www.mytpi.comFor Wellness : www.forwellness.com

Hal Sutton joins Tony to talk about what he learned from his success of playing on Tour and how he transitioned into instruction. Hal shares how instruction has taking away his feel for the game, and what he would tell his younger self about goals, who to work with and how to navigate success. He gives his best advice to college players wanting to pro, how to gain experience, the necessity of being honest, disciplined and playing with freedom. This is episode is full of great insight, stories and what it takes to become a great player.

Winner of the 1983 PGA Championship, Hal Sutton, shares a story about how the prize money on Tour has changed since the days of Byron Nelson, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Winner of the 1993 PGA Championship Hal Sutton recalls his first agents including Augusta National Chairman, Fred Ridley, and Mark McCormack's organization, IMG, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Hal Sutton, veteran Ryder Cup player and Captain, recalls the most emotional week of his competitive career, the 1999 Ryder Cup at The Country Club and how he partnered with Justin Leonard on Saturday afternoon in a four-ball match against Olazabal and Jimenez and set the stage for Justin to be the hero ... a day early. Hear Hal Sutton recount his memories from that week, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Today we welcome onto the Brain Booster one of the top performance psychologists in the world Dr Raymond Prior He works with numerous PGA Tour Players as well as top athletes from a wide cross section of different sports He is also in big demand from corporate executives and show biz entertainers He and I have recently been guests on the Hal Sutton podcast ‘Be the right club today' where I heard him speak and felt it was essential to get him onto the Brain Booster We both have a similar view of the importance of ACCEPTANCE and the huge benefits potentially to your game We got the chance to discuss What is acceptance? More importantly what is it NOT? It doesn't mean we don't care It doesn't mean we are resigned to our fate How acceptance is actually the gateway to the present moment The link to a high performance state of mind How acceptance allows you to deal with the REALITY of what is Being able to play THIS shot in THIS moment from a neutral state of mind Why your brain is TERRIBLE at multi-tasking Why our brain is designed to move away from perceived danger Playing freely when we are present to our experience How brain wave frequency is the critical key to performance Releasing your CURRENT skills is all about being able to create stable brain wave frequency. Why practice in a high brain wave frequency is a total waste of time Embracing the chaos BEFORE the game as a way of reducing brain wave frequency What ‘negative surprise' does for our game A really wonderful session with Raymond that will leave you with some REALLY special tools to help your game. To find out more about Raymond Prior go to www.rfpsport.com To become a Certified Mind Factor coach go to https://themindfactor.net/the-certification-course/ Get your Mind Caddie App from the App Store    

Today our hosts Rafael Kalamat and Michael Bleackley speak with Bob Harig about his new book release: Tiger & Phil: Golf's Most Fascinating Rivalry Bob shares a few fun points from his book including Hal Sutton's famous pairing of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson at the 2004 Ryder Cup. Bob Harig formerly worked with ESPN and recently joined the Sports Illustrated staff. You can buy his book on Amazon. It's a great read. Support the stream: https://www.patreon.com/podcastlive

Major Championship winner Hal Sutton admits he and Augusta National just didn't seem to get along. Looking back on his 16 starts at the Masters, he relates what he believes his issues were, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Today on the Brain Booster we are joined by one of the brightest and best upcoming coaches is the USA, Chase Cooper Chase works alongside Hal Sutton at his academy in Texas Together they are building a special reputation for making a BIG difference to the way students play and enjoy their game. www.halsuttongolf.com Alongside Hal he hosts the wonderful podcast ‘Be the right club TODAY' which has had a whole host of some of the best players to ever play the game of golf such as Tom Watson, Hale Irwin, Jim Furyk and Paul Azinger They work together in a quest to get the best out of each player's ability. We discuss how Chase evolved as a coach The influence of Jim Hardy and Chris O'Connell How incorrect concepts held him back as a player The challenges of being a 6ft 7inch golfer and how he needed to work with key understandings to get the best from his game How to best use technology How to reduce the numbers to the CRITICAL variables How your numbers should be matched to SHOTS How to take swing changes to performance Why you should collect your data when you are playing WELL The importance of FACE CONTROL How you can better control the club face The myth of using ‘Big Muscles' to control the club The ball only knows what the club face is doing at impact How the arms create speed and the body should support that Asking the key question ‘What do we know for CERTAIN about the shot you have just hit' How you can fix your game with opposites Understanding the role of ACCEPTANCE and what it can do for your game The many elements of acceptance and how to find which keys are personal to you as an individual The great story about how Tom Watson won the US Open in 1982 at Pebble Beach When in the first couple of days he had no idea where the ball was going What he did to turn his game around to culminate in the famous chip in on the 17th Hole How Jim Furyk focuses almost exclusively on his routine How he felt he had NEVER played a full round committed to EVERY shot Some wonderful stories to REALLY get you to think about your game A great opportunity to listen and learn from a TOP coach at the cutting edge of game development To find out more about Hal and Chase go to www.halsuttongolf.com To book your Mind Factor workshop go to https://themindfactor.net/workshops/breakthrough/    

Hal Sutton talks about his recent conversation with Tom Watson on his Hal's podcast, Be The Right Club Today (available on Hal's YouTube Channel). He shares the common interest that he and Tom share away from the golf course and what would likely have been the greatest victory in golf history when Tom nearly won the 2009 Open Championship at 59 years old. Hal shares his insights on The Players Championship and Pete Dye's design. We hear about his first Players Championship win in 1983 and why he struggled playing Augusta National.

Tour Legends Hal Sutton, Billy Mayfair, & Olin Browne & Top Instructor Tom Patri join me... We look back at The Players Championship with 3 guys who've played in it several times including Hal Sutton who won it twice and Tom Patri whose been the venue several times. Tom Patri talks about being with Fred Couples during Fred's Players Championship win in 1984. Plus his thoughts on the situation with Phil, if Phil has paid too high a price for the actions he took, Tiger's induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame, and how we can do a better job of lag putting. Billy Mayfair talks about his college career at Arizona State and their rich golf history. We also hear about his win at the 1987 US Amateur, his 2nd place finish at the 2019 US Senior Open, his win at the 1998 Nissan Open and being the only player to ever beat Tiger Woods in a playoff,  how his driving distance is longer now than when he played on the PGA Tour, his battle with testicular cancer, and his recent diagnosis of being on the autism spectrum. Hal Sutton talks about his recent conversation with Tom Watson on his Hal's podcast, Be The Right Club Today (available on Hal's YouTube Channel). He shares the common interest that he and Tom share away from the golf course and what would likely have been the greatest victory in golf history when Tom nearly won the 2009 Open Championship at 59 years old. Hal shares his insights on The Players Championship and Pete Dye's design. We hear about his first Players Championship win in 1983 and why he struggled playing Augusta National. Olin Browne looks ahead a bit to life after playing the Champions Tour which could include doing more work as an on-course Analyst. We hear about his struggles playing Pete Dye's course at TPC Sawgrass, his thoughts on the players potentially skipping the API in the future, and his memories of playing in The Masters.

Tour Legends Hal Sutton, Billy Mayfair, & Olin Browne & Top Instructor Tom Patri join me... We look back at The Players Championship with 3 guys who've played in it several times including Hal Sutton who won it twice. We also talk about the Tour Players' waning desire to play in the Arnold Palmer Invitational due to the course conditions and Mr. Palmer no longer being with us.  Tom Patri talks about being with Fred Couples during Fred's Players Championship win in 1984. Tom also lends his thoughts on Phil Mickelson's attempt to leverage the Saudi League vs. the PGA Tour, if Phil has paid too high a price for the actions he took, Tiger's induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame, and how we can do a better job of lag putting. Billy Mayfair talks about his college career at Arizona State and their rich golf history. We also hear about his win at the 1987 US Amateur, his 2nd place finish at the 2019 US Senior Open, his win at the 1998 Nissan Open and being the only player to ever beat Tiger Woods in a playoff, how his driving distance is longer now than when he played on the PGA Tour, his battle with testicular cancer, and his recent diagnosis of being on the autism spectrum. Hal Sutton talks about his recent conversation with Tom Watson on his Hal's podcast, Be The Right Club Today (available on Hal's YouTube Channel). He shares the common interest that he and Tom share away from the golf course and what would likely have been the greatest victory in golf history when Tom nearly won the 2009 Open Championship at 59 years old. Hal shares his insights on The Players Championship and Pete Dye's design. We hear about his first Players Championship win in 1983 and why he struggled playing Augusta National. Olin Browne looks ahead a bit to life after playing the Champions Tour which could include doing more work as an on-course Analyst. We hear about his struggles playing Pete Dye's course at TPC Sawgrass, his thoughts on the players potentially skipping the API in the future, and his memories of playing in The Masters.

Chris addresses why he took an extended break and then sits down with Hal Sutton to discuss golf and life. They go deep into Hal's career, discussing the highs and lows, the lessons he learned from both success and failure, and the grit to keep going. They highlight the 1983 PGA Championship when Hal beat Jack Nicklaus, the 2000 Players Championship when Hal took down Tiger Woods, and discuss the 2004 Ryder Cup saga when Hal made the controversial decision to pair Tiger and Phil together. Hal tells his story in a way only he can. This episode brought to you by Pumps of Houston - Over 60 Years of “Legendary Service” pumpsofhouston.com Find out more about the Gritmen Show at gritmenshow.com For sponsorship opportunities/collaborations/events or general feedback email chris@gritmenclub.com

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