Podcasts about Hole in one

Every time a pro wins with a quirky move, it shows up on the lesson tee the next week.... the bowed wrist, the foot hop, the "swing that will revolutionize golf." We all love an outlier, and we all think we're one magic bullet away. In this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb break down why copying those moves is the fastest way to wreck your golf swing, and what you should be stealing from tour players instead.The real answer is their mindset and how they practice: low ball counts, rehearsal swings, verifying every feel against Gears, TrackMan, or video instead of trusting feel alone, and practicing with a plan rather than reacting to the last shot you hit. We get into honest swing-change timelines (why a tour coach will tell a player it might take two years), the 1%-a-day math, the ladder to unconscious competence, why bad concepts are the easiest to ingrain and the hardest to undo, Tony Ruggerio's 3x5 note card system, and why filming your on-course swing — not your basement swing — is the only way to see what you're actually changing.Get good at the basics. That's where 95% of them live. Timestamps below.

En este episodio hablaremos de las noticias más relevantes del mundo del golf y de los temas que han marcado la conversación esta semana. También hablaremos del Abierto Británico, The Open Championship, celebrado en Royal Birkdale Golf Club, uno de los torneos más históricos y prestigiosos del golf mundial. Además, comentaremos la curiosa noticia de Harry Kane, capitán de la selección de Inglaterra, quien reveló que jugó una ronda de golf con Donald Trump en Palm Beach. Kane describió la experiencia como algo muy sorprendente y destacó que Trump tiene buen nivel en el campo, lo que generó conversación entre los aficionados al futbol y al golf. También celebraremos el merecido reconocimiento a Lorena Ochoa, quien fue nombrada Golfista del Siglo por la Federación Mexicana de Golf. Una distinción histórica para una de las figuras más importantes del deporte mexicano, cuya trayectoria en la LPGA, sus triunfos internacionales y su legado como referente del golf femenino siguen inspirando a nuevas generaciones. Como cada semana, tendremos nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Las Reglas del Golf”. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos cinco estrellas.

Welcome to ‘Hole In One' – The Goulburn Valley Golf Show. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening on the courses around the Goulburn Murray Golf Association. With thanks to Next Level Golf Shepparton This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday, throughout the year and is hosted by Mark "The Stats Man" Owens and the Secretary of the Goulburn Murray Golf Association David Roberts. This week's program first aired on Saturday the 18th of July, 2026 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

You're striping it on the range, then somewhere between the range and the first tee your swing vanishes — "where did that guy go?" It happens to everyone, and in today's Athletic Motion Golf Podcast, Shaun Webb and Mike Granato break down exactly why, and how to bring your range swing to the course.We get into the false confidence of hitting the same club over and over, why you should change clubs and targets every ball ("play the course on the range"), and the number one killer under pressure: getting quick and not finishing your backswing. You'll hear the Jack Nicklaus "finish your backswing" principle, David's "miss it quick," VJ Singh's one-two-three-four count and the Tour Tempo idea, Dr. Debbie's archery drill and "second serve" philosophy for making a free first swing, plus how nerves quietly wreck your setup — Adam Scott, Nick Price adjusting to the wind, and why it's the mosquitoes that get you, not the bears.If you play your best golf on the range and your worst on the first tee, this one's for you. Timestamps below — tell us your first-tee horror story in the comments.

Friend of the program and music superstar Noah Kahan joins the show! Noah breaks down his viral hole-in-one, talks about his Great Divide Tour, and gives an update on the state of his golf game. Before Noah, we dive into everything surrounding the Open Championship as players prepare for a firm and fast test at Royal Birkdale.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod

En este episodio hablaremos de las noticias más relevantes del mundo del golf y de los temas que han marcado la conversación esta semana. Además, comentaremos la controversia que se generó esta semana por la vestimenta en el golf, luego de que Scottie Scheffler apareciera en shorts deportivos y playera sin cuello durante una ronda previa al Abierto Escocés, provocando opiniones divididas entre quienes defienden la tradición del golf y quienes consideran que el deporte debe modernizarse y ser más accesible. También tendremos lo más destacado del Abierto Escocés, donde Tom Kim se llevó la victoria en The Renaissance Club, reafirmando su talento y posicionándose como uno de los nombres importantes rumbo a los próximos grandes torneos. Como cada semana, tendremos nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Las Reglas del Golf”. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos cinco estrellas.

Welcome to ‘Hole In One' – The Goulburn Valley Golf Show. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening on the courses around the Goulburn Murray Golf Association. With thanks to Next Level Golf Shepparton This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday, throughout the year and is hosted by Mark "The Stats Man" Owens and the Secretary of the Goulburn Murray Golf Association David Roberts. This week's program first aired on Saturday the 11th of July, 2026 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Launch monitor ownership among amateurs has exploded. Trackman, Foresight, SkyTrak, Garmin, Bushnell...everyone has one at home now, and everyone is chasing numbers. Shaun Webb and Mike Granato from Athletic Motion Golf open the conversation with the honest working truth of every measurement tool. The launch monitor tells you what happened at impact. 3D tells you why it happened. And when you use only the former, you end up doing what tour pros used to do when Trackman first hit the scene. You Trackman your way off the tour.The specific pitfalls hit hard. Winter indoor practice with a launch monitor produces a swing built for the simulator, not the golf course. The launch monitor only knows where straight is relative to where it's set up. You can stand on your head and put a zero path number up if you aim right. The simulator's four walls do the aiming work for you. The 550-yard par 5 doesn't. And once you see a red number, the temptation is to contort your downswing to fix a symptom while the actual cause (setup, backswing sway, spine lean) sits untouched.Shaun tells the story of the scratch golfer he grew up playing with who was a club champion. He sliced it all around the course, but he knew exactly what the ball was going to do every time. Give him a Trackman and tell him minus 8 path is bad, and he would never have broken 100 again.The fix is a philosophy. Understand the tool's limitations. Understand how to use the tool. Then understand how to use the data. Attack the earliest thing in the swing that is broken. Get out of the parking lot before you worry about which street to turn down. Marry the launch monitor (club and ball data) with a body measurement tool (Swing Coach app is the "launch monitor for the body"). Plus the reference to Jason Baile (2023 PGA National Teacher of the Year) at the Trackman User Conference. He gets his tour players focused on just one or two parameters instead of all 40+.

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En este episodio hablaremos de las noticias más relevantes del mundo del golf y de los temas que han marcado la conversación esta semana. Comentaremos la gran victoria de Viktor Hovland en el Travelers Championship, donde demostró temple y calidad para imponerse en uno de los torneos importantes de la temporada. También hablaremos del campeonato de Haeran Ryu en la LPGA, quien conquistó el KPMG Women's PGA Championship y consiguió así uno de los triunfos más importantes de su carrera. Además, dedicaremos un espacio especial para lamentar el fallecimiento de Orlando Coronado, director de Operaciones y de la Academia de VidantaWorld Golf, a quien recordaremos con mucho cariño por su gran trayectoria, su pasión por la enseñanza y por ser uno de los mejores profesores de golf en México. Sin duda, su legado permanecerá en todos los alumnos, jugadores y amigos que tuvieron la fortuna de aprender de él. Como cada semana, tendremos nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Las Reglas del Golf”.

Welcome to the swing confessional.Shaun Webb and Mike Granato from Athletic Motion Golf open up about every dumb thing they bought, built, or did in the name of getting better at golf before they had GEARS, force plates, or any way to actually measure what works. Their stories are funny, painful, and brutally honest. The kind of stuff most golf coaches would never admit to a camera.The PVC pipe SAM 2000 ring that gave Shaun two months of shanks before his first season in Maine. The Mark Brooks strap-and-cuffs system that gave him the laterals. Mike convincing his dad to buy a brand-new Brute garbage can so he could cut the rim off and duct-tape it to the wall to swing inside. Shaun's wholesale Bob Mann's Automatic Golf rebuild two weeks before his state championship (he somehow hit 17 greens — still praising Bob Mann). The Killer B driver with the 46-inch shaft. The Viper Bite sandpaper-faced wedge. The original Medicus breakaway and the friend who bought one in a pro shop and shanked the first four approach shots of a money game with money on every hole.Plus the methodology spectrum that traps so many golfers (one extreme to the other), the discovery that tour pros congregate in a tight "AMG window" of about 8-10 parameters, and why Shaun's nephew growing up now has access to information that Shaun and Mike spent decades wishing they had.

En este episodio celebraremos el cumpleaños de nuestro conductor Indalecio “Chito” Valdez, a quien le deseamos muchos años más de vida, salud, éxitos y, por supuesto, mucho golf. También hablaremos de la grandiosa victoria de Wyndham Clark en el U.S. Open, donde conquistó por segunda ocasión este importante campeonato después de una emocionante actuación en Shinnecock Hills. Además, conoceremos datos interesantes sobre las pelotas que se utilizan en distintos deportes, sus materiales, tamaños, diseños y las características que las hacen únicas para cada disciplina.Como cada semana, tendremos nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Las Reglas del Golf”.Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos cinco estrellas.

"For anyone taking on the task of improving their golf swing... you have to F your feels."Your feels are a memory. They're not a movement. They degrade over time, they're the worst possible anchor for changing a real motor pattern, and they're the number one reason why "I tried it and it didn't work" means literally nothing in a golf lesson.Shaun and Mike from Athletic Motion Golf break down the lesson moment every golfer has been through...making a swing, being asked "did you do it?" and answering "I felt like I did" — only to pull up GEARS and see zero change. The fix is the same every time: slow down to about 45-50 mph (which feels like 3 mph), let your brain catch up with the club, actually feel the new move in real time. Then build the reps back up by 5 mph at a time.Plus the Tiger Woods quote about feel matching real, the Hank Haney concept that you can't teach a slicer to hit it straight (you have to teach him slice to hook to good golf), the Disney Grand Prix guardrail analogy that finally explains why "outside by five" is what neutral feels like when you're stuck inside by five, and the brutal "I have five swings" lesson moment that exposes why most golfers think they have control they don't actually have.

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En este episodio hablaremos de todo lo ocurrido en el U.S. Open, uno de los torneos más importantes y exigentes del golf mundial. También analizaremos la emotiva victoria de Bud Cauley en el RBC Canadian Open, su primer título en el PGA Tour, conseguido después de una extraordinaria recuperación tras el grave accidente que sufrió en 2018. Además, tendremos nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Las Reglas del Golf”, como cada semana. Aprovechamos este episodio para enviar una gran felicitación a todos los papás en su día. Esperamos que hayan disfrutado una jornada llena de cariño, familia y, por supuesto, mucho golf. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos cinco estrellas.

Welcome to ‘Hole In One' – The Goulburn Valley Golf Show. This is a part of the Super Saturday Sports Show that you can listen to as to keep up to date with all things happening on the courses around the Goulburn Murray Golf Association. With thanks to Next Level Golf Shepparton This show airs on a weekly basis on a Saturday, throughout the year and is hosted by Mark "The Stats Man" Owens and the Secretary of the Goulburn Murray Golf Association David Roberts. This week's program first aired on Saturday the 20th of June, 2026 on ONE FM 98.5 Shepparton. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Most golf training aids will make you worse...and the average golfer doesn't know.Shaun Webb and Mike Granato from Athletic Motion Golf pull back the curtain on training aids: the ones they actually recommend, the ones that quietly train the OPPOSITE movement of what you're trying to fix, and the simple criteria every training aid has to pass to be worth your money.The big rule: a training aid should give you feedback, not do the work for you. If it restricts you into the right position (rails, arm tubes, swimming pool noodles, butt-band restrictors), your muscles are training to push AGAINST the restriction — which means as soon as you take it off, you've ingrained the exact pattern you were trying to change. Shaun's confession about the swing jacket is the perfect cautionary tale. Thousands of balls trained the wrong move.Plus the Greg Rose TPI concept of "use the opposite" (pull the golfer toward the bad move so they have to engage the right muscles to counter it), why the Hits Driver is one of the only training aids on AMG's recommendation list, and why the camera + foam ball + Swing Coach app combo is the most underrated training aid setup you already own.And the bonus: camera perspective and lens distortion in golf swing video — why the iPhone "3D" apps that point at a laptop screen produce horrific data, and why your swing looks completely different from four cameras three feet apart.Want training aid reviews from AMG? Let us know in the comments. We're starting Training Aid Tuesdays soon, plus live Q&A broadcasts from the AMG studio.

Wes Kraker joins us in the third hour, promoting the Hole In One event at St. Louis Church coming up next week

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En este episodio hablaremos de la gran actuación de Gaby López en el US Open femenil, con un segundo lugar a un golpe de Nelly Korda. Además tendremos las noticias más relevantes de la semana y las secciones de pregúntale al PRO y las Reglas del Golf como cada semana. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

The Golfweek Amateur Tour is about more than competition. It's about community, camaraderie, and making a difference. This week, Tim Newman and Chris Rocha welcome Arizona Tour Director Gabe Garcia and Assistant Director Jordan Isaac to discuss an ambitious nationwide fundraising campaign benefiting the V Foundation for Cancer Research. What began as a successful Arizona initiative is now expanding across the entire Golfweek Amateur Tour family, creating opportunities for players from every market to contribute to an important cause. Gabe and Jordan share details about the upcoming online auction featuring golf packages, stay-and-play experiences, and bucket-list golf destinations from across the country. They also discuss how every Golfweek Amateur Tour market can participate through creative fundraising efforts, 50/50 raffles, closest-to-the-pin contests, and member-driven initiatives. The conversation goes beyond fundraising as the group reflects on the impact cancer has had on members of the Golfweek Amateur Tour family, including the ongoing challenges faced by National Tour Director Dennis McCormac and his wife Jennifer. They also discuss plans to honor veterans, cancer survivors, and those we've lost by sharing their stories throughout the campaign. Later, Tim, Chris, Gabe, and Jordan share personal stories about golf, family, fathers, and the memories that keep bringing us back to the game. If you've ever wished for just one more round with someone special, this conversation will resonate. Plus: Arizona's nationwide V Foundation fundraising initiative How Golfweek Amateur Tour members can participate Upcoming online auction featuring golf packages from around the country Stories honoring veterans and cancer survivors Gabe's move to the Champ Flight Chris discusses another hole-in-one on the El Paso Tour Tim's love for the U.S. Open and why it's golf's greatest championship Memorable father-son golf stories Ryder Cup rivalry updates between Arizona and El Paso Whether you're a Golfweek Amateur Tour veteran, a first-time player, or simply a fan of Amateur Golf, this episode highlights what makes the Golfweek Amateur Tour such a special Golf Community. Where Amateurs Play Like Pros. For more information on the Golfweek Amateur Tour, visit:https://www.amateurgolftour.net For more information on the Senior Amateur Tour, visit:https://www.senioramateurgolftour.net Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A true Philly Golf Show! Joined by Ryan Winchester fresh off is his 2 Hole In One's at Rolling Green. A feat that happens once every 600 years! Also joined by Mike Reagan aka BAAAAAACK On The Links! JT Poston wins The Memorial in a Playoff, Nelly wins the Women's US Open and a preview of the RBC along with See The Line with Bet Parx and The Course of Course with Harry Mayes!

En este episodio hablaremos sobre lo que está aconteciendo en el US Open Femenil, y sobre qué pasaría si los Profesionales del PGA Tour jugaran en los mismos campos donde jugamos nosotros. ¿cuánto tirarían? Además tendremos las noticias más relevantes de la semana y las secciones de pregúntale al PRO y las Reglas del Golf como cada semana. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

The boys recap Russell Henley's latest thievery and CP chats with Mel Reid ahead of the U.S. Women's Open at Riviera. Plus, Memorial picks and a crazy hole-in-one that wasn't actually a hole-in-one. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Every golfer has a story, and this episode of the Golfweek Amateur Tour - The Podcast delivers two of the best you'll hear all season. First, Tim Newman and Chris Rocha sit down with Richmond Golfweek Amateur Tour Assistant Tour Director Ralph Perkins. Ralph shares an incredible journey that took him from homelessness as a teenager to serving as a chef for top military leaders at the Pentagon. He talks about his Army career, deployments around the world, learning Korean while stationed overseas, and how golf became a life-changing passion that eventually led him to competitive Amateur Golf and leadership within the Golfweek Amateur Tour. Then, the conversation shifts west as Atlanta A Flight player Gran Sumrall joins the show after capturing a Regional Championship in California. Grant breaks down the challenge of competing on desert-style golf courses, the unique experience of traveling across the country for Competitive Golf Events, and why regional tournaments continue to be one of the best parts of the Golfweek Amateur Tour experience. The episode closes with a special celebration as Chris shares the story of his first-ever hole-in-one, giving listeners a front-row seat to one of the most exciting moments in Amateur Golf. Whether you're chasing a National Championship, competing in Local Golf Tours, or simply enjoy hearing great stories from everyday golfers, this episode highlights exactly why the Golfweek Amateur Tour continues to build one of the strongest Golf Communities in the country. In This Episode Ralph Perkins discusses his Army career and service around the world Life lessons learned from overcoming adversity How golf became a passion later in life Growing the Richmond Golfweek Amateur Tour and Senior Amateur Tour Community-focused events supporting local charities Gran Sumrall recaps his California Regional victory The challenge of competing on desert golf courses Why Regional tournaments are a must-play experience Chris Rocha shares the story of his first hole-in-one Updates on National Championship qualification races US Senior Open qualifying updates from Golfweek Amateur Tour members Learn More For information on upcoming Amateur Golf tournaments, Local Golf Tours, Regional events, and the National Championship, visit: Golfweek Amateur Tour Senior Amateur Tour Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este episodio tendremos una entrevista con Julio Villarreal Presidente del Comité de juveniles de la Zona Norte de México, que nos hablará de las nuevas oportunidades que tienen los jóvenes para llegar al PGA Tour. Además tendremos las noticias más relevantes de la semana y las secciones de pregúntale al PRO y las Reglas del Golf como cada semana. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

You can take a lesson from the best coach in the world and still waste your money. Not because the instruction is bad. Because of how you take the lesson!Shaun Webb and Mike Granato from Athletic Motion golf break down the player's side of the equation... the part almost nobody talks about. How to show up, what information to give your coach, why racing through a bucket of balls ruins everything, why you have to ignore your feels and the strike when you're making a mechanical change, and why every real swing change takes months, not one range session.This is the mindset and the method that separates golfers who get max value out of a lesson from golfers who walk away frustrated and no better.

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En este episodio hablaremos de la gran victoria de Aaron Rai en el PGA CHAMPIONSHIP, cuando nadie lo veía venir. También tendremos una entrevista con Emilio Calderón del campo Ribera del Bravo de Nuevo Laredo , quien hizo DOS HOLE IN ONES en la misma ronda, además de las noticias más relevantes de la semana y las secciones de pregúntale al PRO y las Reglas del Golf como cada semana. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

The follow-up to the Bad Swing Advice Hall of Fame is finally here. After the first podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb were flooded the comments with one reques... do the BEST swing advice version. So Shaun and Mike sat down and inducted the cues they use to fix more amateur swings than anything else.The first inductee alone fixes 999 out of 1000 golfers. The trail arm has to lift and stay wide in the backswing. Almost every amateur lowers it. Almost every tour player lifts it. It's the single most common move that separates the buckets.They also induct Scott Hamilton's "on plane early" cue, the recentering concept that AMG named years ago, the Lazy Susan downswing, the "no hip turn in the backswing" foundation (with a nod to Dr. Kwon's "turn shoulders, tilt hips"), and the driver tip that finally lines up the clubface without forcing shaft lean.These are the cues AMG uses to coach players off the hamster wheel and into real ball striking improvement.

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En este episodio hablaremos de la previa del PGA CHampionship en Aronimink (Philadelphia) y lo que ha sucedido hasta la segunda ronda. Tembién tendremos los resultados de los torneos más importantes de la semana anterior, y las secciones de "Pregúntale al Pro" y "Las Reglas del Golf" como cada semana. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, por favor síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

You can get 500 golf lessons a day on Instagram. That's the problem.Shaun Webb and Mike Granato break down what they call the "golf swing hamster wheel" — the trap most amateur golfers are stuck in. Try a tip. Bail after one bad shot. Try the next tip. Spend years working hard and going nowhere.This episode  of the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast is the framework AMG uses to coach players off the hamster wheel for good. The five-step system covers what to look for in an online coach, why most ground force teaching is guessing, the Tony Rogerio 3x5 card rule for real improvement, Jack Nicklaus on why a swing change has to feel weird, and how to use Swing System 2.0 and the Swing Coach app to build a blueprint you don't have to rebuild every six months.What you'll learn:The first question to ask any online coach. "Do you measure?"Why ground force teaching without force plates is mostly guessingThe parking lot analogy that explains why most amateurs never improveThe Tony Rogerio 3x5 note card rule. Three things for a full yearThe Jack Nicklaus answer for "why does this feel weird?"Why feel is the least reliable source of feedback in the golf swingHow to calibrate today's feel against tomorrow's drift

El día de hoy tendremos un programa muy interesante sobre las noticias más relevantes de la semana, y los anuales de algunos clubes de Monterrey También tenemos una interesante entrevista con el Carlos Treviño Derbez, ganador de la categoría CAMPEONATO del torneo anual de Las Misiones CC y con Eduardo Derbez, ganador del torneo anual de VALLE ALTO. Estas familias están acaparando los torneos anuales de los últimos años en Monterrey. Acompáñanos una vez más en esta emisión, con nuestras secciones de “Pregúntale al Pro” y “Reglas del Golf”. Si te gusta lo que hacemos, síguenos y regálanos 5 estrellas.

99% of golfers are lowering their trail arm in the backswing. Tour players lift it. This single move is the difference between a swing with power and a swing stuck in a plateau.Shaun Webb and Mike Granato break it all down on today's Athletic Motion Golf Podcast...the trail arm lift epidemic. Why decades of "don't lift your arms" instruction, the Hogan rope image, and the towel-under-arms drill have created an army of golfers fighting their own swing. Backed by 20,000+ swings in the AMG GEARS database and over $2 billion in tour earnings worth of swing data.What you'll learn:- The 5 to 15 degree window every tour player lives in- Why amateurs lower the arm in the same window pros lift it- How the wrong arm position destroys rotation, lag, shallowing, and shaft lean- Why down the line video lies to you and face on tells the truth- The two backswing fixes that have made players better overnight- What "the hoist" is and why your takeaway might be faking it

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Why do we measure every golf swing in 3D? Mike Granato and Shaun Webb sit down on the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast to answer the one question they'd never been asked before and the answer goes way deeper than "why guess when you can measure."In this episode, Mike and Shaun break down the difference between perception and perspective in the golf swing, why most golfers (and even most coaches) are stuck on the "hamster wheel" of conflicting advice, and how camera angle and lens choice can make the same exact swing look like three completely different golfers.

The AMG GEARS database captures swings from players with combined tour earnings of over $2 billion. That data draws a very clear line between what tour winners actually do and what amateur golfers keep getting taught. Shaun and Mike open the Bad Swing Advice Hall of Fame with the 4 cues that have done the most damage. The hip turn inductee alone will change how you practice.

HAL’s Hole in One Golf birdies it’s way onto TADPOG Shores. We are sadly down a Bubba Drewski this week, but at least we all saw Project Hail Mary, so we have that going for us. We go on about what we have been playing AND what we have been reading – we are very … Continue reading → The post Ep. 866 – HAL’s Hole in One Golf appeared first on TADPOG: Tyler and Dave Play Old Games.

Most amateur golfers struggle to improve their game… not because of talent, but because of how they practice golf.In this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb break down the BIGGEST mindset differences between amateur golfers and professional golfers, including PGA Tour players, and why most golfers stay stuck at the same handicap for years.If you've ever wondered why you're not getting better at golf despite spending hours at the range, this is the wake-up call you need.We cover:- Why “beating balls” doesn't improve your golf swing- How pros actually practice (and why it works)- The biggest mistakes amateurs make when trying to get better- Why chasing swing feels and quick fixes keeps you stuck- The importance of structured golf practice and feedbackThis is NOT about swing mechanics… it's about golf mindset, practice strategy, and improvement systems.If you're serious about lowering your handicap, breaking 90, 80, or even getting to scratch… you need to start thinking like a pro.Because the truth is simple:

If you've ever heard of The Golfing Machine by Homer Kelly and wondered whether it's still relevant today… this is the breakdown you've been looking for.In this episode of the Athletic Motion Podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb chat with Brian Manzella to discuss The Golfing Machine book, one of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) golf instruction systems ever created. We cover what Homer Kelly actually intended, the real meaning behind concepts like flat left wrist, swing plane, and lag pressure, and how modern golf science views these ideas today.You'll learn:What The Golfing Machine got RIGHT about the golf swingThe biggest MISCONCEPTIONS instructors still makeWhy many golfers were actually hurt by misinterpretationsHow modern tools like TrackMan and biomechanics compare to Kelly's theoriesThis isn't just another golf lesson — this is a deep dive into golf instruction history, biomechanics, and swing philosophy.Whether you're a coach, low handicap golfer, or just curious about legendary golf instruction systems, this breakdown will give you clarity on one of the most influential golf books ever written.As discussed in the video, many of the interpretations of The Golfing Machine have evolved (and in some cases, been misused), which is why understanding the original intent is critical.

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If you want more clubhead speed, more distance, and a golf swing that actually feels effortless… you NEED to understand this.In this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb sit down with former Navy SEAL turned performance expert Dr. Joe LaCaze, who breaks down the exact system elite athletes use to unlock fast twitch muscle fibers, increase clubhead speed, and eliminate injury.They discuss golf performance, fast twitch training, fascia hydration, and why your brain is literally stopping you from swinging faster. This is the exact method used to produce 200+ ball speed and consistent elite-level performance.If you've ever struggled with:- Lack of distance in golf- Feeling tight or restricted in your swing- Inconsistent warm-ups that don't translate to performance- Or injuries holding you backThis conversation will completely change how you approach your game.Dr. Joe explains how traditional warm-ups FAIL to activate the correct muscle fibers, and how a specific system of rotational loading, isometric force, and neuromuscular priming unlocks speed almost instantly.They also break down:- The difference between slow twitch vs fast twitch muscles- How to “give your brain permission” to swing faster- Why most golfers are training the WRONG way- The real reason elite players stay injury-freeThis is one of the most eye-opening conversations we've had on golf performance.Watch this before your next round.

James Leitz...Golf Digest Top 100 Instructor, Top 100 Club Fitter, and one of the game's earliest adopters of 3D motion capture and force plate technology, joins Mike Granato and Shaun Webb on the Athletic Motion Podcast to break down the framework he calls the "3 Grapes."In this episode, James walks through how the upper torso, pelvis, and center of mass move in the golf swing, why staying still is actually hurting your speed, and what separates a 99 mph Rory McIlroy from a long drive competitor. He also shares the story of how a single phrase from an aeronautical engineer in 1982 — "never guess what you can measure" — shaped an entire career.Topics covered:→ What the 3 Grapes are and how to trace them in GEARS→ Why deceleration in the downswing isn't always bad (and who got it wrong)→ The boat analogy, the jack knife, and how ground force really works→ How James used Kelly Gibson to map club delivery across 9 shot shapes→ Why throwers and laggers need completely different grape positions→ The mental/physical link — what happens to your swing when you get nervous→ D-Plane origins, TrackMan history, and measuring since 1982

Can a niche hobby become a viable retail concept?The golf industry quietly experienced one of the biggest participation surges in decades during the pandemic. Millions of people picked up clubs for the first time, and the ripple effects are still reshaping the business of golf, from course operations to the rise of indoor golf concepts.This Retail Retold Replay revisits Chris Ressa's conversation with Brian Hilko, owner of Golf Factory in Mount Prospect, Illinois, and a tenant at DLC's Randhurst Village.After two decades as a PGA professional running golf courses, managing operations, and teaching the game, Hilko recognized something most operators overlooked: traditional golf experiences were often transactional and uninspiring. The game people loved deserved better.So he built something different.Golf Factory blends serious golf technology with an approachable, family-friendly environment. Powered by TrackMan simulators used by professional golfers, the concept allows players of all skill levels to practice, compete, and play year round without the intimidation factor many associate with traditional golf settings.Hilko shares the entrepreneurial journey behind launching the business, from identifying the opportunity during the COVID golf boom to building the space with an SBA loan, a partner, and a lot of hands-on work that saved nearly $1 million in construction costs.The conversation also highlights an emerging category within retail real estate: experiential concepts that draw consistent traffic and complement surrounding tenants rather than compete with them. Indoor golf has become a compelling example, delivering entertainment, community engagement, and repeat visits.Looking back now adds helpful perspective. The themes discussed, experiential retail, niche operators, and passion driven entrepreneurship, remain highly relevant as landlords and operators continue to search for concepts that drive traffic and create community.For retail real estate professionals, operators, and entrepreneurs, this replay offers a sharp look at how a passion for the game became a viable retail business.What You'll HearWhy the pandemic accelerated golf participation - and how millions of new players changed the business of the sport.The problem with traditional golf experiences - and why Hilko believed the industry often underserves players.Indoor golf's growing role in the sport - combining professional-grade technology with accessibility for casual players.How TrackMan technology is transforming training and entertainment - bringing tour-level analytics to everyday golfers.The entrepreneurial leap from PGA professional to business owner - and recognizing when the opportunity was right.How Hilko financed the business - combining an SBA loan, a partner, and a detailed business plan built from real operational data.Saving nearly $1 million on buildout costs - by rolling up sleeves and completing major portions of the construction personally.Why location strategy mattered - choosing a retail development with strong surrounding traffic and no direct competition.How experiential tenants complement retail centers - driving visitation that benefits surrounding restaurants and shops.Chapters00:06 — Brian Hilko's background in golfA PGA professional explains how two decades in golf operations led to entrepreneurship.01:26 — Why golf surged during the pandemicChris and Brian discuss the massive participation wave and why the game resonates with new players.02:31 — The appeal of indoor golfHow technology and convenience make the sport accessible for busy people and families.04:14 — Recognizing a business opportunityHilko explains the moment he decided to launch his own golf concept.06:22 — Building a better golf experienceWhy Golf Factory was designed to remove the intimidation factor of traditional golf.08:06 — Financing and launching the businessHow a network, SBA financing, and careful planning made the concept possible.10:25 — Technology that powers the experienceTrackMan simulators bring professional-grade data and gameplay to indoor golf.13:03 — The economics of the buildoutHow the team kept the total buildout under $1 million through hands-on construction.14:36 — Revenue projections and early performanceHilko discusses expectations for growth and seasonality in the business.15:43 — Finding the right retail locationWhy Randhurst Village offered the right combination of demand, traffic, and opport

Golf shafts bend, twist, droop, and deflect during the golf swing and most golfers have NO idea how much this impacts their ball flight.In this podcast, Mike Granato & Shaun Webb from Athletic Motion Golf sit down with Michael “Nipper” Nef, President and CEO of GEARS Golf, the most advanced golf swing motion capture system in the world. GEARS has captured millions of golf swings, including hundreds of thousands from PGA Tour players, giving researchers unprecedented insight into how the body and golf club actually move during a swing.We break down the science of shaft droop, torque, and deflection, why most golfers misunderstand how shafts behave, and how GEARS technology measures both body motion and club data simultaneously... something no other system can do with the same accuracy.Michael explains how GEARS measures:- Shaft bending, twisting, and drooping- Clubhead delivery and face angle- Body joint motion during the swing- Dynamic lie angle and how it affects shot shapeWe also dive deep into the GEARS Curve (sometimes called the Nipper Curve) — a concept showing why every club in your bag should be treated as a completely different tool during club fitting.If you've ever wondered:- Why long irons tend to go right- Why wedges sometimes pull left- Why traditional club fitting can miss critical variables- How PGA Tour players dial in equipment…this conversation will completely change how you think about the golf swing.Whether you're a golfer, coach, club fitter, or golf tech enthusiast, this episode explains the hidden physics behind the golf swing and how modern motion capture technology is revolutionizing instruction and equipment fitting.

If you've ever wondered how AI golf coaching actually works, this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf podcast with Mike Granato & Shaun Webb breaks it down in detail. We sit down with the creator of the Swing Coach app, the AI-powered golf swing analysis tool that's changing how golfers train using just an iPhone. We cover motion capture without markers, 120fps swing analysis, real-time voice feedback, face-on vs down-the-line data, shaft lean measurement, and the future of AI golf instruction.This is real golf swing data powered by custom-built AI models trained specifically for golf movement. We discuss how the Swing Coach app analyzes 120 frames per second, how it adapts to body type and limb length, and why most Android phones can't currently support the processing power required for this level of real-time golf swing feedback.If you care about:- Golf swing analysis- AI in sports training- Shaft lean & shallowing the club- Face-on vs down-the-line swing mechanics- Optimizing your golf practice sessionsWe also talk about:- Why great players move similarly- The “good player funnel”- Custom model swings coming soon- AI coaching trained on real instruction- Second-screen features for coaches- The Android hardware challenge- What's next for Swing Coach in 2026! This might be the most important conversation we've had about the future of golf instruction.

The Fore Play crew finally has a hole in one… kind of. Trent is back from his nearly 12-hour hole in one livestream and breaks it all down (2:10). The guys then dive into the latest from the LIV Golf saga, including whether Bryson could stay competitive by just playing YouTube golf (45:10). Then, to close out the show Riggs is joined by Bob Harig of Sports Illustrated to break down all things Brooks Koepka and LIV Golf (1:28:55).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/foreplaypod