Podcasts about Inbee Park

The Genesis Invitational did not disappoint, as Ludvig Aberg delivers on the 18th green for his second PGA TOUR victory. Plus, the love for Tiger Woods after the loss of his mother is felt throughout the tournament.On the PGA Champions Tour, 17 years removed from his last victory, Justin Leonard delivers an emotional victory and a return to form.The LPGA announces new pace of play rules, firmly spelling out punishment for slow play and reiterating how it will dole out that punishment, something Alex and Michael agree is a great step forward in stopping sluggish play in the professional game.The PGA TOUR heads to the Mexico Open at Vidanta where Michael wonders if Jake Knapp can find a winning form again to defend his title from the shortened tournament last year.The weather across the US continues to be crazy, from heat in the south, to snow in the north, and it finally hit home for Alex as he is riddled with sickness.In Tuned In, Michael pulled the trigger and is playing the newest installment of the Civilization franchise nonstop, while Alex caught the star-studded SNL50 specials.Alex caught up with the 2025 PGA of America Coach and Instructor of the Year while at the PGA Show last month, Jason Baile. Jason chats about the importance of stretching and his Golf Forever program.The 2024 PGA of America Coach of the Year, Jason Baile, also talked with Alex at the PGA Show, sharing personal stories with Korn Ferry winner Hank Lebioda, LPGA Hall of Famer Inbee Park, and Solheim Cup Captain Stacy Lewis.NBA All Star Weekend came and went, and it was a disappointment as Alex shares how horrible one of his favorite weekends has become.Major League Baseball is back (!) as Spring Training heats up and Alex has faith in his Red Sox after a busy offseason.As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, it's all about Valentine's Day as the guys recap their romantic meals, including bougie honeycomb and a thick steak. Support our friends!Use our special link - https://zen.ai/thecourseoflife - to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan. Watch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4DtListen + Love + Subscribe: www.courseoflifepodcast.comSupport the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4IJoin us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJFollow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQ

Episode 40 - Brad BeecherFormer caddie to world no.1 Inbee Park and now caddie to Sensation, Minjee Lee.Brad chats about his career as a LPGA Tour caddie, What he sees in the great players, Tips on how to become the best player you can be.This is seriously a great episode and full of gold nuggetswww.golfperformancestore.com.auThe first place you should go for all your golf training aid needs.Use the code YGP10 for 10% off the entire store!

Joe Hallett, PGA Master Professional and LPGA Tour Coach shares stories and advice on Episode 25 of The Coach Mo Golf Show.  Joe has taught many LPGA Tour Hall of Famers, Major Champions, and former World #1, Stacy Lewis, who will lead the USA as Team Captain in the next two Solheim Cups.  Joe has also taught Hall-of-Famer, Julie Inkster, Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson, and Brooke Pancake just to name a few. As a former Furman Men's Golf Alum, Joe takes us back all of the way from when he transitioned out of Accounting into the Golf Professional World through his time being a Tour Coach and instructor. Joe has great stories and advice to share the audience isn't going to get enough of!To learn more about Joe or to contact him, you can find him at www. joehallettgolf.comContact Coach Mo@coachmogolfprowww.coachmogolfpro.commgesualdi@stjohnsgolf.comThe Golf Academy at St. Johns Located at St. Johns Golf & CC in St. Augustine/St. Johns, FL@thegolfacademy_st.johnswww.stjohnsgolf.com

It was a great week for the podcast as Ryan had the winner of WGC Matchplay in Scottie Scheffler at 16/1 that win in Austin takes Scheffler to the summit of World Golf becoming the new World Number 1 Golfer after winning 3 of his past 5 events on PGA Tour. Jamie had Kevin Kisner finish Runner up at 66/1 along with another T2nd in Dominican Republic with 40/1 Alex Smalley at Corales Puntacana where Chad Ramey gained his maiden PGA Tour title. On the DP World Tour in Qatar it was victory for the Scots as the supremely talented Scot Ewen Ferguson battled back bravely from the heartache of Kenya to win his first professional title at Qatar Masters winning at -7 in a brutal contest at the weekend in Doha. This week it is the first major of the year as the Ladies of the LPGA & LET Tours flock to Mission Hills Golf Club in Rancho Mirage, California for Chevron Championship formerly known as ANA Inspiration. Patty Tavatanakit was the winner last year at -18. Measuring just over 6,800 yards Mission Hills is an iconic venue in the Women's game with world's best such as Jin Young Ko, Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson and Annika Sorenstam all lifting this Major Championship. Craig & Ryan go through how we feel the first major will play out and we both have a consensus value pick at 20/1. On the PGA Tour we stay in Texas this week as we head to San Antonio for Valero Texas Open the last stop on Tour before The Masters next week! 7,464 yard Par 72 Greg Norman designed TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) takes Centre stage as Jordan Spieth returns to defend his dramatic title win last year. This event throws up surprises so don't be surprised to see a triple figure winner win this week. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ChasingPars_Pod, @ThomsonGolf94, @GolfTipster5 & @Js_GolfingTips. We would appreciate if you gave listen this week. Enjoy!

On the eve of the 57TH Arnold Palmer Invitational, we look back on historic moments through the years, including Tiger Woods' domination at Bay Hill Club & Lodge. We also hear from 2018 winner, Rory McIlroy and the 2020 winner, Tyrrell Hatton joins the show. We also look back at former World No. 1, Inbee Park's career; plus, she meets the media from the HSBC Women's World Championship. Peter Jacobsen joins the program & tells us his favorite memories from Bay Hill and his lasting friendship with Arnold Palmer. Plus, we look ahead to the final leg of the “Florida Swing” beginning next week at the Players Championship! Tyrrell Hatton (16:49) Peter Jacobsen (35:52)

Who wouldn't want to start the new year with a trip to Hawaii? Take one with us on Golf Today! Rich Lerner and Eamon Lynch preview the field at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, with Steve Burkowski and Mark Rolfing reporting live from Maui. Paige Mackenzie also chimes in with her predictions for 2022 on the LPGA Tour! Steve Burkowski: 2:57 Paige Mackenzie: 18:35 Mark Rolfing: 51:42

The Stinger, golf's #1 podcast, previews the FedEx Cup playoffs, which starts this week with the Northern Trust tournament. Mark and Chuck discuss all the big names in the tournament, including Jordan Spieth, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas, Collin Morikawa and Rory McIlroy. We also preview this weekend's AIG British Women's Open, and discuss the top contenders including Nelly Korda, Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson and Inbee Park.  We'll also give you a recap of last week's Wyndham Championship, which was won in an exciting six-man playoff by Kevin Kisner.

Amy & Adam recap the Meijer LPGA Classic and Nelly Korda's big win. Amy is back on site again this week, this time at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship! She gives us an on-site look at the third major of the year, plus we hear from Inbee Park, Nelly Korda, Jessica Korda, and Brooke Henderson from Atlanta Athletic Club

Amy is on-site at The Olympic Club for this week's U.S. Women's Open! Amy & Adam hear from many notable contenders this week including Jessica Korda, Nelly Korda, Michelle Wie West, Patty Tavatanakit, and Inbee Park. Plus Amy gives us her on-the-ground perspective from San Francisco.

It's U.S. Women's Open Week and the 76th Edition of the Championship is hosted by the Olympic Club in San Francisco  This historic venue has hosted several memorable USGA championships over the years, including the 1955 US Open, where Ben Hogan lost in a playoff to an unsung player - Jack Fleck.   The ultimate irony for Mr. Hogan was Jack Fleck was one of the very first players on the PGA to play with the newly developed "Ben Hogan Signature series Golf Clubs".   The venue was also host to the 1966 US Open, where the new King of Golf, Arnold Palmer, lost in a playoff to Billy Casper, despite having a 6-stroke lead going into the Final Round.  Palmer's inability to close the event led to a Monday 18-hole playoff, and the unofficial decline of Palmer as the King of the hill. This year marks the very first time that the Women's Championship will be hosted at this historic club and like its Men's counterparts, promises to be equally exciting as the best players in Women's Golf tackle the famed course.  Small, elevated and undulating greens with its sloping and cambered fairways and traditional "US Open rough" will challenge the shotmaking abilities of these talented pro's.  Our special guest, Aimee Cho, is probably best known for her incredibly popular YouTube golf instruction channel -- Golf with Aimee, where she provides simple, fun and effective lessons and tips.   Aimee Cho is also a former professional player on  the LPGA's Symetra Tour joins us to review and analyze this year's championship.  Fresh off of her appearance on CBS LA as a guest analyst for the PGA Championship at the Ocean Course (Kiawah), Aimee is eager to talk about the most challenging event in women's golf and to share her special perspective on how the Lake Course at Olympic will play for the women.We review favourites like Inbee Park, Brooke Henderson, Lydia Ko, Nelly Korda and Patty Tavatanakit  among a handful of other contenders.  So listen in or download the episode today.

This week we look at the second major the Women’s calendar, as the world’s best head to Olympic Club and the Lake Course, for the US Women’s Open. The host course of the Men’s 2012 US Open, clues from that week suggest those that keep it in the fairway this week should stand a good chance. Is former 2-time US Open winner, Inbee Park value at 11/1? Listen to hear the thoughts of Tom, Jason, and Mike Miller.  As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5. 

In this episode of Fits with the Founder, Nick and Cassie address a hefty list of listener questions. (00:00- 04:52) Nick and Cassie discuss new clubs arriving at Club Champion studios, recap Inbee Park's win at The KIA Classic and Billy Horschel's WGC-Dell Match Play victory, as well as introduce Tucson, AZ to the Club Champion family. (04:53-26:53) Nick answers questions about brand agnosticism and goes in on how Club Champion can't be beat in brand availability. He and Cassie also discuss which club is the most important to get fitted, how to become a master club fitter, and their very candid opinions on the concept of online fittings. Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the show! For more club content, follow us on Instagram: @clubchampion Let us know what you think of the show on Twitter: @clubchampgolf

2018 ANA Inspiration champ Pernilla Lindberg joins the show to chat about her dramatic win over Inbee Park in the 8 hole playoff in 2018, growing up in Sweden, how competitive skiing shaped her golf career, Oklahoma State, becoming a major champion, how the men's game can help the women's game, and so much more.

We are back and you are now listening to the THREE PUTT PAR podcast. On today's episode we tip our hats to Mr. Joel Dahmen for his first win on Tour, bend the knee to the Queen of Golf, Inbee Park, and recap the chaos that was WGC Dell Match Play. We couldn't help but talk some Ryder cup, just a dash as well but what a weekend, what an episode, we had a blast…ENJOY!

This week, Matt Cooper joins the podcast to discuss the first major of 2021, the ANA Inspiration.  The first of five majors on the Women’s Golf Calendar, this event reverts to its familiar slot, after it was last year moved to September due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19.  In what will be the 50th renewal of the event, and the 39th time it is contested as a major, many will be hoping for a dramatic finish. Last year, Mirim Lee outlasted two of the game’s brightest talents in Brooke Henderson and Nelly Korda in a playoff, making it the fourth time in the last six years this event has been decided by extra holes.  The event was not without controversy in 2020, with the famous “blue wall” housed behind the 18th green, which took a lot of the danger out of the hole.  This year the wall is gone, and the hole will play differently once again.  With her win last week and previous victory at the course, Inbee Park comes in as the favourite, closely followed by Jin Young Ko, Hyo Joo Kim and Nelly Korda. With some very familiar names also lurking, with a mix of great current and course form, this is sure to be an exciting spectacle, and one that should not be missed.  As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

Ben and Kent return to the 9th tee to recap Inbee Park's 21st career win at the Kia Classic, along with discussing Sei Young Kim's top 25 streak ending, the course setup changes by the LPGA Tour, and their impact on viewership, and Michelle Wie West's return. They then talk about Kent's selection of Inbee Park, In Gee Chun not signing her scorecard, and tease the preview episode discussing the ANA Inspiration.

Der 21. Karrieresieg von Inbee Park in Erdrutschmanier, der schwarze Tag von Sophia Popov, der Premierensieg von Sophie Hausmann und der WGC-Erstlingserfolg von Billy Horschel - und das quasi ohne Erwartungen und auch ohne Vorbereitung. Das sind die Themen heute bei Nur Golf auf meinsportpodcast.de mit Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff. Auf der Symetra Tour hat Sophie Hausmann ihren ersten Titel gewonnen. Bei der IOA Championship in Beaumont in Kalifornien hat sie sich durchgesetzt und drei Schläge Vorsprung auf die Konkurrenz gehabt.  Im Saisonranking steht sie damit nun auf Platz 2.

It's the beginning of major szn! Abby shares a quick recap of the Kia Classic, where Inbee Park captured her 21st victory - what a legend. This week we look forward to the ANA Inspiration and the Augusta National Women's Amateur. Abby's not a betting woman, but she shares who to keep an eye on at the ANA and reflects on the first ANWA. We welcomed Mombo Ngu as our next Ladies of Golf feature. Mombo is a sophomore at the University of Florida and member of the GenZ Council. The council is a group of students who have participated in LPGA*USGA Girls Golf, First Tee or Youth on Course and bring to light what they experience in the sport as well as present solutions. Mombo shares how she was introduced to the sport, her ups and downs with golf, and how she hopes more people will play. We know she's a leader to watch. Enjoy!

Der 21. Karrieresieg von Inbee Park in Erdrutschmanier, der schwarze Tag von Sophia Popov, der Premierensieg von Sophie Hausmann und der WGC-Erstlingserfolg von Billy Horschel - und das quasi ohne Erwartungen und auch ohne Vorbereitung. Das sind die Themen heute bei Nur Golf auf meinsportpodcast.de mit Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff. Auf der Symetra Tour hat Sophie Hausmann ihren ersten Titel gewonnen. Bei der IOA Championship in Beaumont in Kalifornien hat sie sich durchgesetzt und drei Schläge Vorsprung auf die Konkurrenz gehabt.  Im Saisonranking steht sie damit nun auf Platz 2. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Andy and Brendan hobble into a new week after a tedious Sunday at an otherwise enjoyable WGC Match Play. They react to the baton boy, the motormouth, the Town Crier of Ponte Vedra moving into the Swedish Pancake Club. Andy delights in his self-admonishments that became the soundtrack of the event. Then they get into his modest goals for the rest of his career -- winning the grand slam and the Players and making and captaining every team event. The Kevin Na and Dustin Johnson contretemps from Friday is reviewed, as well as the run of sudden death playoffs, which feel like format flaw. Inbee Park, a true living legend, is praised for her win at Aviara, where there was a plea for relief from a fountain geyser. Joely D’s big win in Punta Cana and Danie van Tonder’s victory in Kenya are also covered. News covers a report that there may be no fans at the U.S. Opens in California.

Der 21. Karrieresieg von Inbee Park in Erdrutschmanier, der schwarze Tag von Sophia Popov, der Premierensieg von Sophie Hausmann und der WGC-Erstlingserfolg von Billy Horschel - und das quasi ohne Erwartungen und auch ohne Vorbereitung. Das sind die Themen heute bei Nur Golf auf meinsportpodcast.de mit Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff. Auf der Symetra Tour hat Sophie Hausmann ihren ersten Titel gewonnen. Bei der IOA Championship in Beaumont in Kalifornien hat sie sich durchgesetzt und drei Schläge Vorsprung auf die Konkurrenz gehabt.  Im Saisonranking steht sie damit nun auf Platz 2....

Der 21. Karrieresieg von Inbee Park in Erdrutschmanier, der schwarze Tag von Sophia Popov, der Premierensieg von Sophie Hausmann und der WGC-Erstlingserfolg von Billy Horschel - und das quasi ohne Erwartungen und auch ohne Vorbereitung. Das sind die Themen heute bei Nur Golf auf meinsportpodcast.de mit Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff. Auf der Symetra Tour hat Sophie Hausmann ihren ersten Titel gewonnen. Bei der IOA Championship in Beaumont in Kalifornien hat sie sich durchgesetzt und drei Schläge Vorsprung auf die Konkurrenz gehabt.  Im Saisonranking steht sie damit nun auf Platz 2....

Matt Adams recaps a busy weekend in golf which saw Billy Horschel win the WGC Dell Match Play, Joel Dahmen collect his first PGA Tour victory in the Dominican and Inbee Park dominate at the LPGA's Kia Classic.

Billy Horschel outlasted the field to win the Dell Technologies WGC Match Play Event.    Listen to our full recap and some thoughts on how to make this event better! Joel Dahmen wins in Puntacana and Inbee Park is in great form at the LPGA Kia Classic.   Listen and subscribe today! 

Pool play format, Horschel's performance, Scottie Scheffler, Victor Perez, and everything else from Austin, including the Na/DJ spat, aces galore, a really fun match play course, and a million ways that can make it better. Plus, Dahmen's win in Punta Cana, Campos' close call, Inbee Park, Spieth & Rory, Bryson's NFT's, and a lot more.

After a busy week in professional golf on multiple tours, this episode has a lot to cover, and host Ryan Barath does his best to break it all down - with some golf ranting along the way. There was the WGC Match Play along with the opposite-field event on the PGA tour, and then the Kia Classic on the LPGA Tour where Inbee Park went wire to wire and won by five shots. Come for the golf takes, and stay for the final segment where Ryan talks fairway woods, shafts, and how to build the best combo for you.

In this episode I am joined by PGA and LPGA teaching professional, Cathy Kim. Cathy was recently named to Golf Digest's Best Young Teacher's List, and she shares what that means to her. We also talk about her journey to becoming a teaching professional. We talk LPGA Tour and some players we enjoy watching play, including Inbee Park and how incredible she is. And Cathy also shares a few tips to help us all improve our own game. All this, and more, on episode 20. Please like, rate, comment, subscribe, and share! Thanks for listening! Follow me on... Instagram: @benharpringmedia Twitter: @benharpring Intro and outro music credit: Cactus, by Jef

The Grandstand Golf brothers are back to break down the U.S. Women's Open and European Tour's DP World Tour Championship. After a thrilling Monday finish which saw A Lim Kim take home the U.S Open, we do a full recap on both huge tournaments. We discuss: - The intense finish between A Lim Kim, Jin Young Ko, Amy Olson, and Hinako Shibuno - Craig kicks off the inaugural Sunday Soapbox (monday edition!) with a deep dive into the dominance of the female South Korean golfers - Our DFS picks of Ko, Inbee Park, Hannah Green, and Stacey Lewis all making the weekend - The CME Tournament and Sophia Popov not getting the invite - We also break down the #DPWTC and the packed leaderboard in Dubai Matthew Fitzpatrick holding off Patrick Reed, Viktor Hovland & others - Lee Westwood winning his 3rd Race to Dubai - Rookie of the Year Sami Valimaki We also tease our upcoming special December episodes & much more! Make sure to Like & Subscribe on YouTube, and Rate & Review on your favourite podcast app! Music by Wool on Wolves *Delayed due to technical difficulties*

ENTER OUR U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN POOL HERE! Submit your entry before 11:59 PM on 12/9/2020 to be eligible to win. Jenny & Kiki are joined by decorated amateur legend Sue "Tsunami" Curtin & LPGA pro Alison Walshe to bring you some spicy takes on the latest in the golf world. Tune in to hear about: The field at the 75th U.S. Women's Open going down in Houston this week, who we're excited to watch, & our advice (professional and non-professional) on who to pick for your pool (including Megan Khang (x10), Gabby Ruffels, Inbee Park, Jodi Ewart Shadoff, Angela Stanford, Mel Reid, So Yeon Ryu, Bianca Pagdanganan, and really many more!)Why this week's tournament is regarded as the most important major for American golfersOur gripes from the 2020 golf season, ranging from lack of bathrooms to lack of cupholders to condescension from non-professional golfersPLUS! Alison tells us about the time she considered having a beer in a tournament & Sue hits us with the most real ass dream foursome yetHOMEWORK: Read this article about Joyce Wethered, entitled, "As Good As Bobby Jones? Yes, she was, and then some"Visit www.GrueterGolf.com to learn more about Grueter Golf & cop some excellent merch, and be sure to subscribe to our mailing list to keep up with all things GG. Check us out on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, etc. @GrueterGolf. And reach out to us directly at any time at founders@gruetergolf.com. We love our listeners!

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Monday December 7, 2020

In Episode 36 of The Putting Couch, the SeeMore Tour Team sits down with Joe Hallett, Director of Instruction of Vanderbilt Legends Club and golf instructor to top LPGA players, to discuss insights on all things putting that Hallett shares based on his extensive work with some of the world’s best players. Key topics include green reading and Joe’s endorsement of the Aimpoint system for line and speed control. Hallett also shares how the best putters in the world build on simple systems to create a smooth, confident, and consistent stroke that will hold up under pressure.Hallett, the Director of Instruction at Vanderbilt Legends Club, was the 2018 recipient of the Horton Smith Award, the PGA of America. Presented annually since 1976, the Horton Smith Award recognizes individuals who have developed and enriched education opportunities at the state, sectional and national levels. He was the Tennessee section’s Horton Smith Award winner in 2012 and PGA Teacher of the Year in 2013. He has a quarter century of experience as a PGA Professional and has worked closely with a number of high-profile players on the LPGA Tour, including Stacy Lewis, who was ranked No. 1 in the world in 2012, Inbee Park and Lizette Salas. Hallett served as lead instructor at the PGA Center for Learning and Performance in Port St. Lucie, Fla. and was director and chairman of the 2011 PGA Teaching Coaching Summit. He also hosted and produced “The Golf Show” on Sportstalk Radio Network.

Ben and Kent analyze the third major of 2020 on the LPGA Tour, the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. They discuss the record breaking skill level of Sei Young Kim, and that somehow, she's been flying under the radar despite ten career wins coming into this week. They discuss the greatness of Inbee Park, and how much longer she may stay on tour. They then analyze the final group's performance and how the top four players in the tournament all shot five under or lower on Sunday at the difficult Aronimink setup. To end, they discuss each other's picks of the week, including Kent's second correct selection since the restart of Sei Young Kim as the outright winner.

Andy and Brendan begin this Victory Monday with some brief comments on their 4-1 football teams and then some not-so-brief comments on the practice of examining potato chips for green complex design inspiration. Then they get to the golf of the weekend, starting with Speedy Sei Young Kim winning the Women’s PGA at Aronimink. They focus on her inspiring pace, if she was the best to have never won a major, the importance of beating Inbee Park, and how the course so brilliantly brought out drama off the tee. For the BMW PGA, they lament the struggle it was to actually watch the conclusion on television but praise Hoodie Hatton’s play to capture that tour’s flagship event. Also, was there actually anyone critiquing him about wearing a hoodie or was this just a Twitter strawman? At the Shriners, they marvel at Martin Laird emerging from the Martin zone as well as some poorly placed TPC design service catch basins for his first win in seven years. Ernie Els and Trey Mullinax also get some love for their weekend wins before a lengthy news segment on the Matt Fitzpatrick vs. Bryson DeChambeau debate over what constitutes “skill.”

Ben and Kent analyze Georgia Hall's playoff victory over Ashleigh Buhai, her approach of not looking at leaderboards and how that strategy varies from the pace setter to those chasing, and Buhai's performance. They then discuss Buhai and Yealimi Noh qualifying for the U.S. Women's Open, and analyze Kent's picks of the week. They talk about Inbee Park's move up the Rolex Player of the Year rankings, and the close race that the top South Koreans are facing in the coming months to the 2021 Olympics.

Ben and Kent dive into the historic upset that was Sophia Popov, at 304th in the Rolex Women's World Rankings, winning the AIG Women's Open. They talk about Popov's incredible road to the AIG Women's Open off the top, the testament to the strength of the game that a player that deep in the rankings could win (11:40), Catriona Matthew's early run (18:45), the Olympics positioning for Inbee Park and Jasmine Suwannapura (23:05), and Danielle Kang's Sunday charge and how difficult it is to stay in contention week over week (33:15). Ben analyzes Kent's bets on The Paisley Par, and how Sophia Popov's odds were a reminder of the value out there (36:05). They briefly preview the Walmart Northwest Arkansas Championship (40:44) as well.

Ben and Kent preview the first major of the 2020 LPGA Tour season. They discuss the dominance of Danielle Kang so far (5:40), the fact that with less travel there's less opportunity for the best players on international tours to showcase their skills (12:20), the return of Inbee Park to the Tour (22:30), Georgia Hall's Rose Ladies Series performances and aiming to win her homeland's major again (28:00), Lexi Thompson's 352 week reign in the top 10 in the world in jeopardy (31:24), Brooke Henderson returning to play (33:47), and Ariya Jutanugarn trying to return to the winner's circle for the first time since 2018 (36:31).

GolfWeek's Beth Ann Nichols joins Randy to catch up on the first quarter of the 2020 LPGA season. They discuss how the coronavirus has impacted the schedule, on-course results like Madelene Sagstrom's breakthrough win in Boca and Inbee Park ending her near two-year drought, the passing of LPGA great, and American golf icon, Mickey Wright, and several other topics and people of note. Note to listeners--the LPGA returns to action March 19-22 in Phoenix, so hopefully this helps tide you over until the action resumes. Enjoy!

With Adam Scott continuing Australia's amazing international run and Inbee Park adding a legendary name to a domestic trophy, there is plenty to celebrate. Hosts Andy Maher, Mark Hayes and Mike Clayton delve into those and way more with Patrick Reed, TV coverage and Olympic golf all in the crosshairs for discussion. We also chat Stephen Pitt, Mickey Wright and Aussie course rankings on a packed episode.

Tiger hosts but a 4 putt hurt him, Inbee Park breaks 7 year drought, surgery for a top 10 player and more. Contact us at https://anchor.fm/talkinggolfwithgary/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkinggolfwithgary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkinggolfwithgary/support

Greetings! And apologies for this delayed Presidents Day edition of the Shotgun Start. We begin with a deep discussion on our favorite Presidents and a plea for podcasting holidays. Then we get to Adam Scott’s impressive Sunday at Riviera and why a course like that promotes a talent like that at the top of the leaderboard. We review Scott’s career and his lament that his natural driving advantage has been stunted. We also address Tiger’s terrible weekend and the no good, very bad Sunday for CBS (as well as our favorite graphic inanity). Andy argues that the PGA Tour is not really concerned with venues because it might take away the spotlight from the players. The Riviera difference and how it amplifies the top talents and an event as a whole is explained. On other Tours, we shout out Inbee Park’s impressive work down under, the lack of starpower on the Champions Tour and how it should maybe fold up shop, and the wounded duck collecting his first OWGR points in two years. We conclude with Andy’s thoughts on attending the All Star Game (and Guy Fieri’s presence), raving about the format in contrast with the Tour Championship and offering up some skills challenges that could be golf’s version of All Star Saturday night.

Inbee Park meets with the media after winning the ISPS HANDA Women's Australian Open

Matt Adams recaps a wild weekend of golf that saw both Adam Scott and Inbee Park collect wins, you'll hear from Tiger, Rory, Scott, Park and more.

Machen wir es heute bei Nur Golf doch einfach mal wieder Schwede Sebastian Soderberg vor zwei Wochen - ich setze zum Sprint an. Denn für die heutige Ausgabe habe ich eine Solostartzeit, da die Kollegin Désirée dienstlich und technisch verhindert ist. Was gerade heute besonders schade ist, denn großes Thema ist ja Adam Scott. Der hat nämlich im Riviera bei der Genesis Invitational seinen ersten Sieg seit 2016 auf der PGA Tour gefeiert - und Adam Scott ist ja bekanntlich einer von Désirée absoluten Lieblingsspielern. Sei es drum Malte Asmus blickt also heute alleine und in aller Kürze auf dieses Event zurück und auf das Ende von Scotts fast vierjähriger Durstrstrecke in Amerika zurück. Und dieser Sieg ist die Bestätigung seiner starken Form. Im Dezember hatte er ja bereits das Australian PGA Championship gewinnen können. Und er ist zudem schon der dritte Australier in dieser Saison, der auf der PGA Tour gewinnen konnte. Was ist los mit den Golfern aus Down Under. Auch darauf schauen wir heute. Und Down Under ist noch aus einem anderen Grund ein gutes Stichwort. Denn dort beendete am Wochenende Inbee Park ihre zwei Jahre ohne Sieg. Sie gewann nämlich die Australian Open. Mehr Infos bei golfpost.de: Die Favoriten fürs WGC im Check Marcel Siem auf der Challenge Tour Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportpodcast.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Machen wir es heute bei Nur Golf doch einfach mal wieder Schwede Sebastian Soderberg vor zwei Wochen - ich setze zum Sprint an. Denn für die heutige Ausgabe habe ich eine Solostartzeit, da die Kollegin Désirée dienstlich und technisch verhindert ist. Was gerade heute besonders schade ist, denn großes Thema ist ja Adam Scott. Der hat nämlich im Riviera bei der Genesis Invitational seinen ersten Sieg seit 2016 auf der PGA Tour gefeiert - und Adam Scott ist ja bekanntlich einer von Désirée absoluten Lieblingsspielern. Sei es drum Malte Asmus blickt also heute alleine und in aller Kürze auf dieses Event zurück und auf das Ende von Scotts fast vierjähriger Durstrstrecke in Amerika zurück. Und dieser Sieg ist die Bestätigung seiner starken Form. Im Dezember hatte er ja bereits das Australian PGA Championship gewinnen können. Und er ist zudem schon der dritte Australier in dieser Saison, der auf der PGA Tour gewinnen konnte. Was ist los mit den Golfern aus Down Under. Auch darauf schauen wir heute. Und Down Under ist noch aus einem anderen Grund ein gutes Stichwort. Denn dort beendete am Wochenende Inbee Park ihre zwei Jahre ohne Sieg. Sie gewann nämlich die Austra...

Machen wir es heute bei Nur Golf doch einfach mal wieder Schwede Sebastian Soderberg vor zwei Wochen - ich setze zum Sprint an. Denn für die heutige Ausgabe habe ich eine Solostartzeit, da die Kollegin Désirée dienstlich und technisch verhindert ist. Was gerade heute besonders schade ist, denn großes Thema ist ja Adam Scott. Der hat nämlich im Riviera bei der Genesis Invitational seinen ersten Sieg seit 2016 auf der PGA Tour gefeiert - und Adam Scott ist ja bekanntlich einer von Désirée absoluten Lieblingsspielern. Sei es drum Malte Asmus blickt also heute alleine und in aller Kürze auf dieses Event zurück und auf das Ende von Scotts fast vierjähriger Durstrstrecke in Amerika zurück. Und dieser Sieg ist die Bestätigung seiner starken Form. Im Dezember hatte er ja bereits das Australian PGA Championship gewinnen können. Und er ist zudem schon der dritte Australier in dieser Saison, der auf der PGA Tour gewinnen konnte. Was ist los mit den Golfern aus Down Under. Auch darauf schauen wir heute. Und Down Under ist noch aus einem anderen Grund ein gutes Stichwort. Denn dort beendete am Wochenende Inbee Park ihre zwei Jahre ohne Sieg. Sie gewann nämlich die Austra...

Machen wir es heute bei Nur Golf doch einfach mal wieder Schwede Sebastian Soderberg vor zwei Wochen - ich setze zum Sprint an. Denn für die heutige Ausgabe habe ich eine Solostartzeit, da die Kollegin Désirée dienstlich und technisch verhindert ist. Was gerade heute besonders schade ist, denn großes Thema ist ja Adam Scott. Der hat nämlich im Riviera bei der Genesis Invitational seinen ersten Sieg seit 2016 auf der PGA Tour gefeiert - und Adam Scott ist ja bekanntlich einer von Désirée absoluten Lieblingsspielern. Sei es drum Malte Asmus blickt also heute alleine und in aller Kürze auf dieses Event zurück und auf das Ende von Scotts fast vierjähriger Durstrstrecke in Amerika zurück. Und dieser Sieg ist die Bestätigung seiner starken Form. Im Dezember hatte er ja bereits das Australian PGA Championship gewinnen können. Und er ist zudem schon der dritte Australier in dieser Saison, der auf der PGA Tour gewinnen konnte. Was ist los mit den Golfern aus Down Under. Auch darauf schauen wir heute. Und Down Under ist noch aus einem anderen Grund ein gutes Stichwort. Denn dort beendete am Wochenende Inbee Park ihre zwei Jahre ohne Sieg. Sie gewann nämlich die Australian Open. Mehr Infos bei golfpost.de: Die Favoriten fürs WGC im Check Marcel Siem auf der Challenge Tour Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportpodcast.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

The final day of the 2020 ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open, just like the majority of the week belonged to Inbee Park. The hall of famer notched up LPGA career win 20 with a three shot victory, finishing at -14.

There's only 18 holes to go and after a volatile Saturday afternoon at Royal Adelaide, the 2020 ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open is Inbee Park's to lose.The Korean superstar will head into the final round after a Saturday 68 earned her a three-stroke lead over countrywoman Ayean Cho. Hannah Green battled hard on Saturday but looks to be a little too far back.Join Mark Hayes, Mike Clayton and John Huggan to wrap all the action from a massive day in South Australia.

Inbee Park made a charge on day two of the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open to share the lead with England’s Jodi Ewart Shadoff at 10-under heading into the weekend. American Jillian Hollis shot up the leaderboard into outright third with a 4-under-par 69 with Hannah Green the best performing Aussie at 6-under.

We welcome back Inside the Ropes for 2020 and catchup with everything that’s happened around the globe before previewing next month’s ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open!From a course review of the host venue, The Royal Adelaide Golf Club, Adelaide as a tourism destination, and a breakdown of the 15 major champions set to descend upon Adelaide (Karrie Webb, Hannah Green, Inbee Park, and Dame Laura Davies to name a few), South Australia is the place to be next month!Mark Hayes and Andy Maher are back in the host seats with Mike Clayton by their side. Our special guest is LPGA Senior Manager, Tour Media Christina Lance as she prepares to head down under for the summer of golf!

Pernilla Lindberg hade aldrig tidigare vunnit en professionell tävling. Hon hade aldrig tidigare varit i ett särspel och hon hade aldrig tidigare haft så mycket att spela för som när hon på det åttonde särspelshålet lyckades vinna ANA Inspiration. Segern i majortävlingen var en enastående prestation. Svenskan ledde från torsdagen hela vägen in i slutet då där det så småningom ett särspel. Där lyckades hon besegra Inbee Park, en av golfens giganter. I det här avsnittet av Svensk Golf Podcast berättar Lindberg själv om miraklet på Mission Hills.Från Bro Hof Slott GC: Pernilla Lindberg och Jesper Johansson

Between them, they have 9 Major Wins, 25 LPGA Victories, a gold medal, each have reached #1 in the world and won Player of the Year. And they’re amazing human beings to model on and off the course. Listen in to hear actionable insights from two of the best in the world.

Between them, they have 9 Major Wins, 25 LPGA Victories, a gold medal, each have reached #1 in the world and won Player of the Year.  And they’re amazing human beings to model on and off the course.  Listen in to hear actionable insights from two of the best in the world.

Sometimes there is so much to talk about you don't need a guest and episode 81 of State of the Game comes at just such a time. From the Tiger/Phil big money match to reactions to Bellerive to Inbee Park's slap in the face from one of the game's biggest manufacturers and the possibility of a PGA and PGA Tour merger, its all happening in the world of golf. Join Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and host Rod Morri for an unfiltered take on important recent happenings in the world of professional golf.  

Commissioner Mike Whan joins "On The Tee" to talk about the state of the LPGA. He discusses new events, new sponsors, growth of the LPGA and even tells a fun Michelle Wie story. The commish also talks about what keeps him up at night and what the LPGA needs to continue to grow. Stephanie Meadow - who finished 3rd at the 2014 U.S. Open - joins the podcast to talk about her tough road back to success. She won a recent Symetra Tour event. Meadow lost her father shortly after turning professional and her golf game suffered. She has found it again! In our roundtable, Amy Rogers and Ron Sirak talk about Moriya Jutanugarn's win at the HUGEL-JTBC LA Open and Inbee Park returning to #1.

Newly crowned ANA Inspiration champion Pernilla Lindberg joins the podcast to discuss her amazing victory, beating Inbee Park, the 30-footer to win, what she'll do with the paycheck and never doubting herself. She also tells us about all the kind people that reached out including quite a few PGA TOUR players that were preparing for The Masters. The podcast starts with a roundtable discussion of the ANA Inspiration and the Masters. Amy Rogers joins from Augusta for the roundtable. Also on the podcast, Annika Sorenstam comes on to talk about the first major and watching a fellow Swede have a breakthrough win. Finally, new co-host of the Golf Channel show "Shotmakers" Amanda Blumenherst comes on to talk about the show, playing on the LPGA, leaving the LPGA and working in television. In "Would You Rather", we debate being Villanova coach Jay Wright or CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz.

Vi sammanfattar Pernilla Lindbergs makalösa seger i majortävlingen ANA Inspiration. Svenskan ledde från start till mål och lyckades till slut besegra Inbee Park på det åttonde särspelshålet. Vi pratar också om veckans Masters Tournament på Augusta National. Hör vad vi anser om svenskarnas chanser i majortävlingen – och vilka vi tror ska vinna den (enligt Jesper) fulsnygga kavajen. I studion: Jesper Johansson och CM Hellsten. På plats i Georgia, USA: Oskar Åsgård.

It's a major championship worthy podcast this week as 7-time major champion Inbee Park (starts at the 26-min mark) and 10-time major champion Annika Sorenstam (starts at the 45-min mark) are our big interviews. That's 17 major championships combined - perfect timing with the ANA Inspiration. We start the roundtable with a discussion about Lexi Thompson and her mental state returning to the site of her heartbreaking four-stroke penalty. We also preview the strong field - 33 of the top 35 in the world - and talk about our favorite major moments. In "Go for it or Lay up", we debate Aditi Ashok trending up and 2018 possibly being the year of the veteran with the average winning age nearly 28 at the start of the year.

The roundtable starts with a conversation about Inbee Park and her win at the Founders Cup. We also discussed Laura Davies' stellar performance last week and how she's not ready to retire. We also tipped our cap to Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman, who recently announced she was leaving Golf Channel after 22 years. Our big interview is with Mo Martin, who shares very personal stories about her unique childhood, being a walk-on at UCLA, winning the 2014 Ricoh Women's British Open and why she thinks 2018 will be a special year. We also talked to Symetra Tour champion Lauren Kim, who thought about quitting five months ago. She detailed her path from nearly quitting to winning. . In "Go for it or Lay up", we talk Rory, Lydia, Marina and whether more women will coach the top ranked players one day.

On The Tee is back for episode two of the new podcast. LPGA.com's Bret Lasky previews the Pure-Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic with LPGA.com contributor Ron Sirak. The duo also discusses Stacy Lewis' chances for a big 2018, who could be a breakout star and whether an LPGA/PGA mixed event is on the horizon. Seven-time LPGA winner Brittany Lincicome also joins the podcast to preview her 2018 season, reminisce on her 2017 Bahamas win and even dishes on what her walk out song would be. In the "Go For it or Lay Up" segment at the end, Bret and Ron rapid fire about the Americans on Tour, Inbee Park, Moriya Jutanugarn and Cristie Kerr.

Steve Eubanks from Global Golf Post joins the show June 28, 2017. Holly and Will talk with Steve Eubanks about the surge of young talent in the LPGA and the chances of Brooke Henderson, Ariya Jutanugarn, Lexi Thompson, So Yeon Ryu and Inbee Park as a potential sleeper? “She is as ready to repeat as anyone out there.” - Steve Eubanks on Brooke Henderson _________________________________________________________________________________ WEEKLY PODCAST WITH TOP GOLF REPORTERS FROM GOLF CHANNEL, ESPN, GOLFWEEK AND MORE! Hosted by Holly Geoghegan and Will Perry

Taky Kimura once wrote Bruce Lee a letter saying that the students at Bruce’s Gung Fu studio were asking for more techniques. Bruce wrote back that they didn’t need “more” but to go deeper into the practice and expand the students’ imagination: “First and foremost I would like to impress a most important rule of teaching in your mind and that is the economy of form. Follow this rule and you will never feel like you have to add more and more so-called sizzling techniques to keep your students interested.” “I hope I have impressed in your mind a most important rule of our style. Stick to the program I have given you, use variety, and do not worry too much that your student need more and more to stay with you. True only if they can do perfectly all that you’ve taught them. Remember, the idea that one has to come in thousands of times in order to perfect one judo throw. And of course, use your own experience and imagination, and you will do well. I have faith in you, Bruce.” Bruce was trying to communicate the difference between experience and imagination or another way he expressed this ideas was knowledge and knowing. “Knowledge is from a source, from an accumulation, from a conclusion, while knowing is a movement, is a constant movement. Therefore there’s no static state, no fixed point from which to act. Knowledge is binding but the movement of knowing is not binding.” When you’re stuck in a set pattern, this is where imagination comes in and asks: What if this is not true? Where can this lead instead? Imagination expands the experience to infinite possibilities. Imagination can feel really big or fantastical, but just by questioning something you are using your imagination and seeing something that wasn’t there before. “If you learn concepts, if you work for information, then you don’t understand, you only explain. When a man is thinking, he stands off from what he is trying to understand.” Go ahead and learn the knowledge—even master the knowledge, but also apply it to the real world, test it out and see how you can modify it to fit your own needs. Cut away all that is not essential until it fits you perfectly. Bruce Lee always customized ideas or practices to fit his own mind body and spirit. “Remember, I am no teacher. I can merely be a signpost for a traveler who is lost; it is up to you to decide on the direction. All I can offer is an experience, but never a conclusion. So even what I have said needs to be thoroughly examined by you.” Take Action: Test a formula or conclusion that you have. How can you customize it? Where are you finding yourself bored? Inquire as to why you’re bored. #AAHA (Awesome Asians and Hapas) This week our #AAHA is Inbee Park who is a South Korean professional golfer who plays on the LPGA Tour and the LPGA of Japan Tour. In 2013 and 2014 she was ranked #1 in the world and has won seven major championships in her career. She is the youngest player to win the Women’s US Open and the second player to win the Women’s PGA Championship three years in a row. In 2016, she won the first Olympic gold medal since 1900 in the women’s individual tournament. Inbee you’re killing it, and we think you’re awesome! #BruceLeeMoment This week’s #BruceLeeMoment comes from Ven: “After hearing your podcast on Bruce's Lee poetry I simply had to write to you both. I remember you both mentioning the importance of expressing yourself to the ones you love. Whether that be through writing a poem about that person or just generally breathing life into the feelings you have inside about them in some way. Well for me, I wrote a song about my long-time girlfriend of four years, LeCreshia. I released the song on my social music sites in honor of my true and genuine appreciation for her for sticking with me all these years.” Share your #AAHAs, #BruceLeeMoments, and #TakeAction progress with us at hello@brucelee.com Find the full version of our show notes at BruceLee.com/podcast

On the show this week the authorities get heavy on the bandits, the new proposed rules, etiquette on the course, polished wins and The Masters isn't far away. We're loving the CONGU movement to eradicate bandits and cheating in golf - how will the measures combat the trickery. The new proposed rules divide us and we touch on a good few...to be continued in a later pod. We recap the events and winners of the last few weeks on the LPGA Tour, European Tour and PGA Tour with particular focus on the HSBC Women's Champions and the WGC Mexico Championship with their super impressive winners Inbee Park and the latest World Number 1 Dustin Johnson in his first event as top man. We wrap up the show with a look ahead to the Hero Indian Open and The Valspar Championship. Thanks for tuning in. Send us a Tweet or email on any topics you'd like to hear on the show.

HS 023 - Golf bei Olympia in Rio 2016

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 Will Perry are in the studio wrapping up the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Barclays, won by Patrick Reed. Co-host and assistant pro at Golden Bear Club at Keene's Point calls in to talk with Holly and share with the listeners about the successful Golf United Charity Scramble for Pulse Orlando event that took place Aug. 26, 2016 at Grand Cypress Golf Club's New Course at Grand Cypress. A big thank you to all that worked the event to make it a success as well as for all those that participated. More than $36,000 was raised.  Donations are still being taken at golfunited.org.  Jeff Babineau from Golfweek calls in to talk about his participation in the Charity Scramble. Jeff's team finished at 21-under-par and won the tournament.  Holly and Jeff talk about Sunday's finish at Bethpage where Reed won and Rickie Fowler faltered down the stretch losing the tournament as well as an automatic spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Will talks with Jeff about Reed's momentum as he progresses through the FedEx Cup playoffs. Holly brings up the red hot Sean O'Hair who finished second at Bethpage and jumped from 108th to 15th in the FedEx Cup standings. Jeff mentions that the Ryder Cup selections deadline has been moved back and U.S. Captain Davis Love III has a couple more tournaments before he has to fill his final spots on the team. John Glozek, Publisher Golfing Long Island Magazine, chats with Holly and Will about The Barclays and the New York crowd. John was at the event and shares his thoughts on the first stage of the FedEx Cup. Phil Mickelson, who is a fan favorite in New York didn't fare as well as he and his fans would have liked. John said that watching the tourney on television doesn't give the viewers the full understanding of how tough the breaks are on the greens at Bethpage.  Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, talks about Ariya Jutanugarn's 5th win on the LPGA Tour. Steve compares her ball striking to that of a PGA Tour player. She over powers golf courses and fields. Will comments that she reminds him of the domination that Yani Tseng had in the LPGA a few years ago. Holly asks Steve about Inbee Park winning the gold medal in Rio. He said it was comparable to Tiger Woods winning the U.S. Open with a broken leg. Everything that Inbee has been through of late including her injury ... to just come out and play so well and capture the gold was incredible. Steve turns his focus to the PGA Tour. He and Will talk about Jordan Spieth's play of this year as compared to his domination last year when he won the FedEx Cup title. Steve doesn't think Jordan may ever play the four majors as well as he did last year.  Holly asks Steve about this week's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston and who the course may favor. Steve said it's a layout that favors defending champion Rickie Fowler. Steve feels that the guy who makes the most 20 footers is going to win this event. Holly mentions that Billy Horschel tied for 13th in the Barclays and won the FedEx Cup a couple years ago. The player who is playing well right now and didn't have his best "stuff" this past week is said Patrick Reed.

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 Will Perry are in the studio wrapping up the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Barclays, won by Patrick Reed. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, talks about Ariya Jutanugarn's 5th win on the LPGA Tour. Steve compares her ball striking to that of a PGA Tour player. She over powers golf courses and fields. Will comments that she reminds him of the domination that Yani Tseng had in the LPGA a few years ago. Holly asks Steve about Inbee Park winning the gold medal in Rio. He said it was comparable to Tiger Woods winning the U.S. Open with a broken leg. Everything that Inbee has been through of late including her injury ... to just come out and play so well and capture the gold was incredible. Steve turns his focus to the PGA Tour. He and Will talk about Jordan Spieth's play of this year as compared to his domination last year when he won the FedEx Cup title. Steve doesn't think Jordan may ever play the four majors as well as he did last year.  Holly asks Steve about this week's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston and who the course may favor. Steve said it's a layout that favors defending champion Rickie Fowler. Steve feels that the guy who makes the most 20 footers is going to win this event. Holly mentions that Billy Horschel tied for 13th in the Barclays and won the FedEx Cup a couple years ago. The player who is playing well right now and didn't have his best "stuff" this past week is said Patrick Reed.

Karen Palacios-Jansen. one of Golf Digest's "Top 50 Best Women's Teachers" discusses the top three golfers (Inbee Park, Lydia Ko, Shanshan Feng) at the 2016 Rio Women's Golf Olympics and what you can learn from their games.  Her observations include how to improve lag putting, wedge play, swing rhythm/tempo, and grip pressure.  She also advises on how to prepare for rounds of golf, maintain a good attitude, and understand your realistic swing speed.  Men golfers, all of these tips are applicable to you too.

Olympic Gold medalist Inbee Park calls in to discuss what winning the Olympic golf competition meant to her and her home country, South Korea. She talks about the nerves of Olympic golf, why she has no plans for retirement and discusses why she is the "Silent Assassin."

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 are in the studio talking the events of the past week including the 2016 Women's Olympic Golf Competition, where Inbee Park won the Gold Medal, Lydia Ko captured the Silver and Shanshan Feng took home the Bronze. This week is the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs with The Barclays. Friday is the Golf United Charity Scramble for Pulse Orlando event Aug. 26, 2016 at Grand Cypress Golf Club's New Course at Grand Cypress,. Please visit golfunited.org to find out how you can help or participate. 100% of the net proceeds from the Scramble and the Silent Auction that follows the event will go to OneOrlando and Pulse of Orlando Funds. One way to contribute is to donate $49 and "buy" a sign along the fairway. Robert Scott, Grand Cypress Golf Club's Tournament Director, calls in to talk with The Golf Insiders about the tournament.  Bob Harig, ESPN.com, talks to Holly and Kevin about his time at the Olympics as well as previewing the start of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Bob said that golf in the Olympics were better than expected. Both the men and the women were deemed a success. Holly asked Bob about Inbee Parks incredible success given her injury and who had not been playing for a while. Bob and Holly talk about the U.S. women's players Stacy Lewis and Gerina Piller and how close they came to winning a winning.  Holly asks about Bob The Barclays, and he said that the top players who had not played in the Olympics had the past three weeks. Other than Rickie Fowler and Matt Kuchar and Henrik Stenson who were at Rio. Kevin talks with Bob about the FedEx Cup playoffs and the motivation for the players who didn't participate in the Olympics. John Glozek, Publisher of Golfing Magazine Long Island, calls in to talk about Bethpage Black the site of this year's first FedEx Cup event The Barclays. The weather has been good over the past couple months and with a little rain. John played the course a couple weeks ago. Holly asks John about what Tour players benefit for the long course -- He said Dustin Johnson, Jason Day and other bombers on the Tour who can keep it in the fairway. John said the greens have slight slopes, so they won't be as much of a problem but it's just getting to the greens.  Jeff Babineau from Golfweek calls in to finish out the hour of intelligent golf talk. Holly asks Jeff about golf in the Olympics going forward and the possibility of golf staying on as an Olympic sport after the 8 year test period.  Jeff, Holly and Kevin discuss the FedEx Cup playoffs. Kevin talks with Jeff about this past summer it seemed like there was some major event in golf. Holly asks Jeff who he thinks is the hungriest golfer going into the FedEx Cup playoffs? Fowler, Spieth, Jason Day? Also some of the hot guys, the top 5 going in are multiple winners on the Tour. 

Golf Channel's Lisa Cornwell, Randall Mell, and Rex Hoggard recap golf's return to the Olympics, the latest Ryder Cup storylines, and preview the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

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 wrapping up the 2016 Men's Olympic Golf Competition.  The trio discuss Justin Rose winning the Gold, Henrik Stenson Silver and Matt Kuchar took the Bronze medal. Holly and the guys also talk about the success of this Olympics and what that might mean for the future of golf in the Olympics. Holly talks about her recent trip to the Las Vegas Fall PGA Show and some of the products and equipment she saw there and tested on Demo Day. Holly tells listeners that The Golf United Charity Scramble for Pulse Orlando event Friday, Aug. 26, 2016 is sold out but there are still ways that listeners can help out or participate. Please visit the web site golfunited.org.  Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, chats with Holly about The Golf Channel's coverage has had on the men and continues with the Women at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Todd pointed out that the golf media did not know what to expect going into the Olympics. He said the medal podium had two major champions and an American. He thinks that it has been a huge success for the game of golf.  Todd and Kevin talk about the energy at the Olympics and the unification of countries through sports. Todd personally feels an uplifting for being in Rio. Holly and Todd talk about Day 1 at the Olympics for the women. Ariya Jutanugarn, Inbee Park, Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson and many others atop the leaderboard. Sean Foley, Golf Instructor and Swing Coach for Justin Rose and many other top professional golfers as well as a Golf Digest Top 50 instructor, joins the crew talking about Rose's success at the Olympics. Sean talks about how Rose is very observant and feeds off of the environment he is in and felt it would be good for Justin to go to Rio without some coaches ... hoping that it would enable him to clear his mind and it paid off.  Sean talks about how coaching is more than just clubs and winning or losing, but helping the player deal with mental side of golf and life. Sean talks about how the biggest competitor in life is our self. "It's funny that in a way we become more intellectual, we become more 'dumb'." Referring to the misunderstanding of thought and where it comes from for all of us. "We tell our self a story (about some event) and then we manifest it and we live it." Foley feels that we dwell too much on the past and it shackles us from moving forward. In the final segment of the show, Holly talks about Gene Sauers' first major win on the Champions Tour that happened this past weekend in Ohio. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, was at the event. He talks to Holly about the women players competing in the Olympics. Gary Gilchrist is Ariya Jutanugarn's coach who Steve had a chance to speak with Gary and feels that Ariya is successful again because she just needed a confidence boost that Gary's coaching has provided. Holly and Steve talk about some of the other players competing at the Olympics. 

On the show this week, Barry and James have a catch up on our own games after a visit to The Heritage in Portlaoise designed by the great Seve Ballesteros to play an Irish PGA Pro Am in aid of the Seve Ballesteros Foundation. We have a quick catch up on the news of the week with US Open Qualifiers, a little Tiger as always and Inbee Park making the LPGA Hall of Fame. We look back on the events of last week on tour - The ShopRite LPGA Classic, The Nordea Masters on The European Tour and The Memorial Tournament on The PGA Tour. And to wrap up we have a look at the event coming this week - The KPMG Women's PGA Championship on The LPGA Tour, The Lyoness Open on The European and The FedEx St. Jude Classic on The PGA Tour.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio with Will Perry, creative director at EVVUS and Golf Insiders social media guru.  Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in to wrap up the Memorial won by Will McGirt. Todd talks about Will playing at Wofford College and being on the tour for a long time and was eventually able to win. Todd said that Will had not played well at Jack's place before. He beat a stout field and some great golfers chasing him down. Todd spoke with Rory McIlroy Monday night. Rory said he was in his jet on the tarmac in Ohio ready to leave after he was in the clubhouse with a 13-under par, was ready to leave but waited about 90 minutes before he flew off ... he left when someone posted a better score. Holly and Todd talk about Rickie Fowler who has not played well for the past several events and is trying to make the Olympic team as well as heading into the heart of the PGA season. Todd and Holly talk about Dustin Johnson as well as Matt Kuchar and Phil Mickelson's play of late. Todd mentions that the Golf Channel is covering the first two rounds of the U.S. Open, They will be on the grounds broadcasting Monday. On Wednesday The Golf Channel is showing an in-depth interview with Rory McIlroy on the 5 year anniversary of his win at the U.S. Open Vartan Kupelian, long time writer for Detroit News and writer for the Champions Tour, calls in from the Senior Players Championship to talk about the Champions Tour' next major Championship which is in Philadelphia.  Vartan shares that the Champions Tour plays all of these great historic courses that some of the other tours do not play on and he is so grateful that he gets to cover the events. Holly asks Vartan about the Champions Tour players like Colin Montgomerie, Bernhard Langer, and others who are so successful. Vartan comments that these guys all work their tails off and always have. He also said that some of them are so much better than 20 years ago when they played on the PGA Tour now that they have the growth and have less pressures than before when they were trying to have a career and support their families. Holly asks Vartan about Rocco Mediate's recent win. Vartan says it's always a pleasure to interview someone like Rocco. When you are done and look over your notes you can write about 9 different stories.  Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post calls in from the Seattle Washington area, the site of the second LPGA major of the season to talk with Holly and Will. Steve said that this is one of the most narrowest golf courses that he has ever seen. It's littered with pine trees. It's beautiful but tighter than a bowling alley and going to be a shot makers paradise this week. Anna Nordqvist won the latest event on the LPGA defending her ShopRite LPG Championship title.  Holly asks Steve about who are the favorites to win this week. Players like Lydia Ko and Ariya Jutanugarn. Steve says that Ariya is playing on another level right now and likens what she can do on the golf course to how Tiger used to be making shots that others couldn't even dream of making. Holly and Steve talk about Inbee Park looking to win her fourth consecutive Women's PGA Championship title, a feat no one has accomplished. Steve said that unfortunately Inbee's thumb injury will probably prevent her from doing that. The trio also talk about Inbee being eligible for the Hall of Fame at the ripe age of 27 after she completes one round this week. She will have met the requirements.   Brentley Romine, Golfweek, calls in to wrap up the show. Brentley talks to Holly and Will about the Oregon Ducks winning the individual and team titles. Oregon beat Texas in extra holes 3-2 to win. People were counting out Texas without Beau Hossler, who missed his final match after suffering a shoulder injury the day before.  Will asks about home field advantage. Brentley talks about the advantages and disadvantages of playing in front of home fans.  Holly asks Brentley about a possible rules change letting substitutions play for injured players. He said that it will be something that will probably happen in the near future. A substitution would have helped out Texas who lost Hossler and Oregon had a player who was sick.  Brentley talks about some of the women and men who are going to come out of college and turn pro now that the college season has ended.

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is now on sale for only $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Host Holly G is back from vacation and is in the studio for another hour intelligent golf talk.  Golf Digest Top 50 Coach @GaryGilchrist  Golf Digest Top 50 Coach Gary Gilchrist calls in to help Holly G announce the winner of a free week of golf instruction from the Gary Gilchrist Summer Junior Golf Camp valued at $1,850.  Students from all over the world come to train at Gary Gilchrist Academy and build confidence in their game. Gilchrist, a South African golfer founded the academy in part because when he was growing up there wasn't much instruction available for junior golfers. Gilchrist commented that the game is growing and players are getting younger and younger. The juniors are now playing top golf courses Alexander Hall was the winner  Todd Lewis, Golf Channel, calls in to talk about Troy Merritt's win. Todd said that Troy has been going back and forth between the Web.com and the PGA Tour.   Todd and Holly also talk about Jason Day's success at the RBC Canadian Open. Todd shares the story of Tiger and Jason playing together at The Open Championship.  Tiger missed the cut and Jason Day was playing well. Tiger looked Jason in the eyes and said "Go get them, you know what to do."  It meant a lot to Jason who idolized Tiger as a young kid.  Todd shared that Day felt lost as a kid when he lost his father to cancer. Day's mother took out a second mortgage to send Jason to a boarding school that focused on golf. Jason was reluctant to go but read Tiger's book. After reading the book Day decided to focus all his energy on golf.  Holly and Todd also talk about other top players like Rickie Fowler, Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy. Holly asks Todd if he thinks McIlroy will play soon. Todd says one thing that any golfer does not want to do is come back early before your body is completely healed. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, is the next guest on the show talking about Inbee Park's win at the Ricoh Women's British Open Championship in Turnberry, Scotland completing the women's career grand slam. Steve talks about Inbee's putting and how she has played so well with it lately. Holly asks Steve about Lydia Ko and Stacey Lewis's chances coming in the final major of the season. Steve points out that now there are a plethora of players playing well on the LPGA and not just one dominant player as in the past. Steve talks to Holly about the upcoming PGA Championship at Whistling Straits. Steve points out that three of the four championships this year will be held on a links style course this year. The two talk about the golf course there tends to favor the longer hitters like Bubba Watson, Martin Kaymer, and other bombers.   Jeff Shain, PGATour.com calls in to wrap up the show. Jeff will now be working for the Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette in Hilton Head, S.C.  Holly mentions that Jeff has been co hosting The Golf Insiders Show of late and filling in for Holly G and she says that will be missed.  Holly and Jeff talk about the PGA Championship and some of the players who are under the radar and not really considered long hitters that may be in contention at the final major championship. Jeff shares his thoughts about Rory McIlroy and when he might make it back?

Troy Merritt is the newest 20-Something to win on PGA TOUR - there's been 18 of them so far this season and surely more to come. Merritt wins 1st PGA TOUR event in 96 attempts. Congratulations! InBee Park comes out on top again for her 2nd major of the year. What is the definition of an LPGA major championship? That's the question debated by Bob & Alex. Hot Topic: Where in the world is Tiger Woods? Will we ever see the Old Tiger again? Another question up for grabs - and we welcome your opinion. News, Notes & What's Next on the Schedule finish out this week

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is now on sale for only $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Host Jeff Shain, PGATour.comPrime Sports Network.com is in the studio for another hour intelligent golf talk while Holly G is on vacation.  Bob Harig from ESPN.com, starts the show off calling in from the Robert Trent Jones GC, Gainesville, Va. site of the PGA Tour Quicken Loans National tournament. It's typically at the Congressional Golf Club in Bethesda, Md., but Bob stated that it can't be hosted there every year. The weather has been rainy and humid. Jeff and Bob talk about that it's the first time in 10 years, other than the Presidents Cup, that a PGA event has been at the RTJ course.  Jason Day was back in the winner's circle at the RBC Canadian Open. Hit 3 birdies in a row to overtake Bubba Watson. Jeff and Bob talk about Tiger Woods' performance of late and what the expectations should be given his swing changes and injuries. Bob says that Tiger needs to play these tournaments like no one cares what he shoots, but that's impossible.  But he needs the time on the course and maybe 10 tourneys down the road he emerges? Jeff asks Bob about Tiger's explanation of what is going on with his swing and the technical terminology he uses that the media and general public just can't grasp. He's having a hard time getting rid of his old swing habits. It would be nice for him to say that I'm not at the level I want to be at this time and I have to take the bad with the good. Bob feels that how Tiger approaches the reasoning behind his swing change and isn't as humble as he should be. Tiger thinks he can turn it around and he can find it.  Maybe he doesn't doubt creep in like most of us do. Does he think a major win is right around the corner? He thought so at the British Open and two holes in to the tournament it seemed that it was over. Bob talked about his article he wrote on Tiger and how it seems like Tiger is rushing back all the time instead of taking it slowly. He thinks Tiger should play some of the first 6 events at the beginning of the 2015-2016 season to gain some FedEx points and get back into things at a little slower pace. Adam Schupak, Golfweek, calls in to talk to Jeff from the 3M Championships in Minnesota and the Greats of Golf on Saturday Exhibition Scramble. It's like a Hall of Fame get together. The event is completely free. Players sign autographs on Saturday. Players tell stories about other players and needle one another.  Jeff talks to Adam about the 144th Open Championship. Jordan Spieth was the story to coming so close to winning the third leg of the Grand Slam and then missing the playoff by one stroke. Adam talks about the great play of Zach Johnson. Two major championships and 12 PGA Tour wins and probably punched his ticket to the Hall of Fame. Todd Lewis, Golf Channel, starts off the back nine portion of the show talking to Jeff about the Quicken Loans tournament, Rory McIlroy and other headlines in the world of golf. Billy Hurley III asks for help to find his missing father who went missing a couple weeks ago. Todd said they thought that Billy would talk about the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Annapolis, Naval Academy and other things ... and when he Billy pleaded with the media to help find his father it was a little shocking. Todd spoke with the police department and found out that Billy has not heard from his father but the police have tracked his credit card use in TexArkana.  Jeff also talks to Todd about Sang-Moon Bae who has to leave the PGA Tour and serve his conscription in the South Korean military.  Maybe he thought the government would be lenient on him since the President's Cup is in Korea. Todd spoke with KJ Choi and found out that the public has turned away from Sang Moon Bae since he is trying not to do his public service. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to wrap up the hour to talk about the Women's British Open in Turnberry Scotland, the LPGA's 4th major championship of the season. Steve feels that this is one of the biggest for the LPGA and always wonderful when this venue rolls around and see how the best women golfers in the world play such a classic golf course. Some of the best swings in golf come from the LPGA players. It's interesting to see how the best women in the game plod their way around the links golf course. Inbee Park is going for the career Grand Slam. She has some back trouble at the time and has "limped" in to the major. Steve said that back trouble is the worst for golfers as you don't know really exactly what you are doing.  Jeff and Steve discuss some of the LPGA golfers chances, like Michelle Wie, who is battling injuries and showed up to the tournament in a walking boot. Stacy Lewis is looking for her first major and it has been 54 tournaments since she won. Jeff mentions that Stacy has placed second many times and third as well.  Steve, who follows Stacey's game, said that Lewis' ball striking is the best that it has been in years.  Jeff asks Steve about In Gee Chun, U.S. Women's Open Champion, chances of winning the fourth major on the LPGA. Steve said that In Gee is not fluent in English yet, but when she is she will have a lot to talk about with the media. The South Korean golfer is a math genius even though her nickname on the tour is Dumbo.  Steve said it's because she hears everything that is going on around her and has nothing to do with her intelligence. As with any tournament, especially on a links course, the weather is a big factor and it's anybody's tournament to win.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G and Jeff Shain, PGATour.com and Prime Sports Network.com are in the studio tonight on the eve of the second Major of the season, the U.S. Open Championship at Chambers Bay, Wash. On the PGA Tour at the FedEx St. Jude Classic, Fabian Gomez won his first PGA Tour title.  Todd Lewis from the Golf Channel says that there are a lot of things that you need to win at the U.S. Open this year and one is being fit, be a great shot maker and have good ball control among other things.  Holly asks Todd about what some of the players are saying about the course. Todd says that he has not heard any negative comments about Chambers Bay. They may not love it but don't hate it. But Todd says you have to have a positive frame of mind. Rory said that this is a pure links golf course and Todd feels that the European golfers have an advantage with their knowledge of keeping the ball low.  Phil Mickelson has a really good shot to win in Todd's mind, because the course is such an unknown and you have to be creative player and that fits Phil's game. Phil loves a thinking man golf's course. Jeff asks Todd about PGA Executive Director of USGA Mike Davis' request to have players familiarize themselves with the course prior to the tournament. This is a unique course and you have to learn the nuances of the course. The practice rounds have been taking a long time. A lot of information gathering.  Todd says that it is hard to predict a favorite or winner here. Rory hasn't played well lately but he has taken some time off and reboot and Todd likes his chances as well as Jordan Spieth's. The winner of the FedEx St. Jude Classic was Fabian Gomez his first on the PGA Tour. Jeff has a story on PGA Tour.com with a first look at the U.S. Open and Holly mentions that if you want to see some great Flyovers of the front 9 holes at Chambers Bay. Mike Purkey, Global Golf Post, calls in from Chambers Bay, and talks about the weather and the course. Says the players don't have any idea of what to do or expect because they don't know how Mike Davis will set up the course that has only been in existence for about 7 years. The only time the course will look green is first thing in the morning then it will turn tan and yellow. Mike says that it already looks like the green has been rubbed off the practice green. Holly asks Mike about Tiger's chances given his play of late. "Anybody's guess how he will do?" Mike likes Rory's chances and also thinks Rickie Fowler will do well at Chambers Bay. But he says that it may be one of the weakest U.S. Open field that Mike Purkey has seen in many, many years. Liesel Niehaus and Mike Quinn call in from South Africa to talk with Holly about their product, Swingclick, which is the perfect timing and tempo swing trainer that you can actually wear on the course. The Swingclick gives audible clicks on your swing at the three key points of your swing. Their product was one of the top products at the 25th Anniversary ING Spring Conference held at Mission Inn at Howie-in-the-Hills, Fla. Gary Gilchrist who has his academy there had a chance to test the Swingclick along with some of his other teachers. Gilchrist thinks that the Swingclick is one of the best training aids he has ever used. Holly and Jeff talk wrap up another hour of intelligent golf talk discussing the other professional tours. The KPMG Women's PGA Championship won by Inbee Park. It's a three-peat at the KPMG for Park, but the first win as the newly created "PGA" Women's Championship. Champions Tour Bernhard Langer won the Constellation Sr Players Championship by six strokes after taking an 8-shot lead into the final round. Colin Montgomerie had to be checked out for chest pains on Saturday night and everything checked out at the hospital. He was able to play Sunday and finished third. Fox Sports debuts its golf coverage with the U.S. Open. Fox is using drones for overhead coverage and will be in prime time since it is on the west coast. Jeff Shain picks two to win at U.S. Open, Jordan Spieth or Phil Mickelson and Holly picks Phil too.

On the show this week, we are joined again by golf betting expert Steve Bamford of www.GolfBettingSystem.co.uk. Steve gives us his thoughts on the Chambers Bay course, which hosts The 115th US Open and seems to be hogging all the headlines, what attributes are required to win, who has them and who doesn't, and between us all we'll surely identify the winner and some profitable picks. We review the events from last week on the main Tours. On The LPGA Tour, it was Major time and The KPMG Women's PGA Championship was won by Inbee Park for her third in a row, Bernhard Langer comfortably won The Seniors Tour Major - The Constellation SENIOR PLAYERS Championship. Chris Wood was very impressive in his final round on The European Tour's Lyoness Open in breezy conditions to earn his 2nd win. And Fabian Gomez played like a prolific PGA Tour winner in calmly taking his first title at The FedEx St. Jude Classic.

On the show this week, Steve Bamford of Golf Betting System (www.GolfBettingSystem.co.uk and @Bamfordgolf) joins us to give his thoughts and picks for The Players Championship. Barry and Will break down a news heavy week with Tiger and Lindsey splitting up, Michael Campbell 2005 US Open Champion retired, Stephanie Wei (www.WeiUnderPar.com and @StephanieWei), a superb and innovative golf reporter had her media credentials suspended by the PGA Tour, and the always entertaining expose that is the Anonymous Poll of professional golfers giving answers to questions they'd never ordinarily answer. We review the events from last week on the main Tours. On The LPGA Tour, The Volunteers of America North Texas Shootout was won by Inbee Park. The European Tour took a break whilst the WGC Cadillac Matchplay took over our screens with the Number 1 player in the world, Rory McIlroy proving why he's at the top with a superb Matchplay performance over the five days culminating in a 4 and 2 win over Gary Woodland in the Final. To wrap things up, we look ahead to next week with events on The European Tour with the inaugural Tri-sanctioned AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open and then it's over to Florida and TPC Sawgrass for the assembly of one of the strongest fields of the year for The Players Championship with a special preview from Steve Bamford.

On the show this week, we talk about The Irish Open and the news that a big name blue chip sponsor is on board this year, Royal St. George's voted to allow female members, Patrick Reed is accused of stealing and cheating and Tiger Woods can't even name his own restaurant after himself. We review the action from The HSBC Women's Champions won by Inbee Park without dropping a single shot, The Africa Open won by Trevor Fisher Jnr with a blistering weekend and The WGC Cadillac Championship from Trump National Doral won by the refreshed and unleashed Dustin Johnson over fellow big hitters JB Holmes and Bubba Watson. And finally we look forward to next week's tournaments - The World Ladies Championship, The Tshwane Open and The Valspar Championship from the wonderful Copperhead Course at The Innisbrook Resort.

Ryan Moore repeats in Kuala Lumpur; InBee Park stays at the top of LPGA World Rankings; Marcel Siem steals title with chip-in; Tom Pernice Jr survives 4 hole playoff & Langer has Charles Schwab Cup all wrapped up. Bob & Alex analyze all. The PGA of America debacle with Ted Bishop just won't go away...new happenings in the Met (NY) region. Oakley's Louis Wellen headlines the Focus on Vision feature and Alex is off to Shanghai for the WGC-HSBC Champions. #TransitionsSun #PGATOUR #BobBubka #AlexMiceli #FocusOnVision #Oakley #LPGA

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear the The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio with Rich Bianco. Holly welcomes a new sponsor to the Golf Insiders Show, ChillSkinz towels.  Holly and Rich talk about Camilio Villegas's win and how other players finished at the Wyndham Championship, the run up to the FedExCup Playoffs. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk about The Barclays and if Rory has a possibility of winning four in a row? Bob feels that Rory's schedule since his wins and all of his travel to support his sponsors, and watching Manchester United live may take a toll on his game?Rory has said that he'd like to win the FedExCup. Bob points out that Rory has won a couple of FedExCup events but not the FedExCup itself.  Holly asks if there are any late season players who may bubble to the top. Holly also wonders if the FedExCup and the fact that players are trying to make the Ryder Cup could be a distraction for some players. Keegan Bradley said that it is a tough spot to be in at this time. Bob feels that the FedExCup takes care of itself with the way you play. The Ryder Cup is not just results but more of how you play. As for a prediction for a Barclays winner, Bob feels that you have to go with a player like Snedeker who is in the hunt for the Ryder Cup. Holly asks local listeners to come out next Wednesday to see herself and Rich B do the Ice Bucket Challenge? Then maybe head over to Sam Snead's Tavern for a snack. Sneads is another new sponsor for The Golf Insiders.  Jeff Babineau, Golfweek Editor, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich. This is an exciting time of the year the way the FedExCup is set up. It used to be a big gap and a break in the season, but now there is meaningful golf to follow. Babineau really likes Jim Furyk and how he has been playing lately at these big events. He feels with Furyk's experience that he may make a good run in the FedExCup.  Camilo Villegas went back to back in 2008 winning the first two events of the FedExCup. Babineau stresses how hard it is to win on a weekly basis and you appreciate the wins much more.  Gunn Yang captures the U.S. Amateur Championship. Jeff shares with the listeners that the U.S. Amateur champ had fallen on hard times with injuries and had lost his scholarship at San Diego State University. After the win at the U.S. Amateur, Jeff said that Gunn's has given Gunn scholarship back.  Holly and Jeff talk about the Web.com Tour being pressure packed now with the upcoming four week playoff type event as players fight to get the Tour cards.  Bill Dickson, ChillSkinz towels, calls in to talk to Holly about this high tech towels. Very thin towel and just needs to be damp and waving it in the air causes the cooling to start. It stays cool for about 15 minutes at a time before you need to wave it again to get the cooling affect going again. It doesn't mold or mildew. It can be washed by NOT dried in the dryer. The towel itself can have a logo put on it, very easily directly on the towel. ChillSkinz is also offering a cooling beanie and a cooling headband soon.  Steve Eubanks, special to the Global Golf Post, NY Times Best Selling author and has written 36 books, calls in from Atlanta. Steve shares the U.S. Amateur Championship and the fact that Gunn Yang was ranked 776 going into the tournament.  Holly wraps up the segment talking to Steve about the Wegman's LPGA Championship in Rochester. Brittany Lincicome was beaten by Inbee Park for back-to-back victories at the Wegmans.  Holly likes Matt Kuchar to win this week and Rich likes Rickie Fowler at The Barclays.

That's right, the regular PGA Tour season is over and The PlayOffs are set to begin. Camillo Villegas wins the final event, The Wyndham Championship and salvages his year; InBee Park successfully defends her LGPA Championship title; Bernhard Langer records his 5th Champions Tour win of the season; the PGA Tour announces their 2014-2015 schedule and a young sophomore from San Diego State wins the US Amateur. Paul Casey talks about his Nike Max Transitions Adaptive Sunglasses and to wrap things up, Bob & Alex take a look at this week's schedule.

NOTE: Users can add The Golf Insiders podcast to their iPhone as an app now. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio and kick off the show talking about the LPGA.  Holly and Rich return after the Fourth of July holiday break. Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, calls in to talk about the LPGA and Inbee Park winning her 3rd Major in  a row. The LPGA added a 5th Major last year.  Todd also talks to Holly about Jonas Blixt, who shot a final round 67 to win The Greenbrier Classic, the second Tour win of his career and will be headed to Augusta now.  Holly and Todd talk about the upcoming British Open and some of the players chances. Graeme McDowell just won the Alstom Open de France on the European Tour. Todd feels that Phil Mickelson has been pressing and that he takes his losses very personally. Phil feels pretty good about his chances at the Open. Tiger is coming off an injury and not playing for a while. Todd feels that Muirfield is the most "Amercianized" of the Open Championships in the past 10 years.  Jeff Shain, PGATour.com, calls in to talk about The John Deere Classic and the field. Some top PGA Tour players are opting out of the John Deere and competing in the Scottish Open while others chose to go to Muirfield a week early to prepare for the British Open. Vartan Kupelian, PGA Tour, former writer Detroit News, calls in to talk about the Champions Tour and how all of their Major championships are compacted. Vartan talks about Fred Couples, Duffy Waldorf, Kenny Perry and Tom Watson among other notables.  The Golf Insiders returns next Wednesday between 6-7 p.m. on AM 740 The Game to preview the British Open.

NOTE: Users can add The Golf Insiders podcast to their iPhone as an app now. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G and Rich B are in the studio as the LPGA gears up for the 3rd major of the season. Holly talks about the record setting opportunities for Inbee Park who has already won the first two LPGA majors of the season. Park has 5 wins so far this season and is ranked as the #1 golfer on the LPGA. The AT&T National is also on tap as well as the U.S. Senior Open Championship in Pittsburgh, PA.  Ken Duke won the Travelers Championship using Aldila's new graphite Tour Irons featuring RIP Technology and Aldila's new Tour Green shafts in his fairway woods.  Holly also mentioned that the Space Coast Pro Golf Tour (SCPGT)  presented by Edwin Watts will return in October.  Every tournament winner is guaranteed a $5,000 1st place check. Rich B pleads with all golfers to make sure that they spend the few dollars to buy a bag tag and attach it to their golf bag to help easily identify clubs on the course or at the pro shop. Thousands of dollars on equipment is definitely worth identifying them with a tag! Global Golf Post's Steve Eubanks calls in to talk about the upcoming U.S. Women's Open and Inbee Park's quest for history. Steve feels that she is the best putter on Tour and that is the reason she's #1. He feels that Park will win the U.S. Open and another major down the road. Holly asks about the Americans in the draw. Stacey Lewis, Christie Kerr and Paula Creamer. Where's Yani Tseng? Holly and Steve also talk about the U.S. chances in the upcoming Solheim Cup. Steve also talks about the wonderful story of Ken Duke's win at the Travelers Championship.  Holly also talks about the Space Coast Pro Golf Tour (SCPGT) presented by Edwin Watts will have 39 events. Association with Mike Bender. New owners Brian Schindler and Jeffery Bernstein. Dr. Bob Winters, Mental Conditioning Coach, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about golf. Dr. Bob says you have to ask yourself "Am I playing to play great ... or am I playing not to mess up? Unfortunately players sabotage their talent sometimes. The key is to balance everything. Dr. Bob says you have to have this core belief ... "If it is to be it has to begin and end with me."   Dr Bob says as players we become obsessed with making a certain score. You have to stay in the moment and focus on the shot that is in front of you. Golfers can check out his Golf Profile, which is cutting-edge web-based technology. World renowned Golf Psychologist Dr. Robert Winters of the David Leadbetter Academy interprets your profile scores and goes one-on-one with you as your personal coach through customized video analysis explaining your scores and offering his personal tips to help you develop more confidence and reach your full potential. Jeff Shain, PGATour.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich B about the past weekend's PGA Tour as well as what's ahead. Bubba Watson grumbling with his caddie. Jeff feels that since Bubba has won a major he has put pressure on himself. Bubba's caddie convinced him to use a 9-iron and Bubba didn't want to do it and it didn't work out. Bubba let him know it. 

NOTE: Users can add The Golf Insiders podcast to their iPhone as an app now. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G and Rich B are in the studio on the eve of the second major of the season, the U.S. Open. Holly gives a shout out to Inbee Park who won the Wegman's LPGA Championship defeating Catriona Matthew on the third hole of a sudden death playoff. It was Park's seventh career victory and third major championship title. Harry English posted his first win of his PGA Tour victory at the FedEx St. Jude Classic holding off a strong finish by Phil Mickleson and Scott Stallings as the Tour sets up for the U.S. Open. Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in from Merion to talk about his interview with Lee Westwood as well as the weather and the shape of the golf course after all the rain. Close to 6 inches of rain has fallen on the course in less than a week. Todd also talks about the expectations of low numbers on the score at Merion. Holly and Todd talk about Phil Mickelson's whirlwind trip back and forth to the West Coast. Wednesday Phil flew out to attend his daughter's 8th grade graduation and then is supposed to arrive in the Philadelphia area around 4:15 in the morning and tee off a few hours later for his first round of the 113th U.S. Open. Todd is not sure if Phil is giving himself the best opportunity to win the major he so desperately wants. Todd and Holly also discuss the focused mindset of Webb Simpson and the chances of Pennsylvania native Jim Furyk. Todd feels that Rory McIlroy is not in the right spot with his game to win this major. Todd feels that Rory's switch of 14 clubs in his bag when he signed with Nike. Todd feels that it takes any player a while to adjust to any equipment changes they make and feels that it could take Rory until the final major of the season before he is completely dialed in with his new clubs. Philadelphia Daily News' Mike Kern, calls in from the press area in Merion to talk about the weather on the eve of the U.S. Open. Mike has written a series of article about Merion hosting the U.S. Open. "The thing about Merion is that the rough is always tough and needs to be that way since the course is short."  Mike said that the rough is akin to rough on the Tour about 10-15 years ago. Tony Leodora, Golfstyles Magazine and host of Golf Talk Live, calls in to wrap up the show. Tony and Holly talk about Ben Hogan's famed 1-ron shot at Merion. Tony said that he favors the older players to do well at Merion because of their patience and experience. Those two elements are really the key to winning the 113th U.S. Open.