Podcast appearances and mentions of jaime diaz

USGA CEO Mike Whan and golf historian Jaime Diaz joined the program this morning. Whan talked about the championship season ahead for the USGA as well as their young development program designed to catch the United States up with the rest of the world as it relates to a having a national program backing their growth in the game. Whan also talked about the progress on the implementation of the golf ball rollback between the various governing bodies. Diaz talked about the historical context of Rory McIlroy's Masters win and where that places him all-time, including what is ahead for him. The show wrapped with our team picks for the RBC Heritage and the golf dogs of the week.

The traditional "five things" major preview returns as Andy Johnson is joined by legendary golf writer Jaime Diaz to discuss the 2025 Masters. Jaime and Andy begin this episode by chatting about the current state of golf media and highlights from Jaime's past work at Sports Illustrated. From there, the 2025 Masters preview begins with the two diving into the top storylines of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy entering this week's tournament. They discuss expectations for Scheffler following a slow start to 2025 and the important historical context of McIlroy's week ahead given his strong play so far this season. Andy and Jaime then debate whether any LIV players will make an impact at Augusta National this year, discussing the current state of Brooks Koepka, Cameron Smith, Bryson DeChambeau, and Jon Rahm. The two highlight other players to watch at ANGC such as Akshay Bhatia, Jordan Spieth, and Ludvig Åberg. To wrap things up, Andy and Jaime discuss the best players to never win a Masters before making their picks to win the 89th playing of the tournament.

Golf historian and writer Jaime Diaz joined Gary Williams to take a deep dive into each of the decades of The Masters. From which decade was best, which is underrated and all the names that have made Augusta National Golf Club such a storied venue from Bobby Jones, to Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Watson, Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson, Scottie Scheffler and many more.

Bob and Brian catch up with Jaime Diaz, Senior Golf Writer and Analyst for Golf Channel.

Brian and Bob get you caught up on all the latest happenings around golf and are joined by Jaime Diaz from the Golf Channel.

Jaime Diaz joined Gary Williams in studio for 5 Clubs on Golf Channel and talked about a number of topics facing golf right now from the PGA/LIV negotiations, the rise of Ludvig Aberg, the rare closing abilities of Tiger and Jack compared to the current major woes of Rory McIlroy and they discussed how rare it is for a true golf rivalry to take center stage with frequency.

On this edition of Golf Today, Damon Hack and Ryan Lavner recap Thomas Detry's dominant win at the WM Phoenix Open this past weekend. After that, the focus shifts to the Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines where Tiger Woods was expected to make his season debut but released a statement this afternoon withdrawing from the tournament. Jaime Diaz joins the show to talk about the breaking news surrounding Woods withdrawing and his statement. Then, Arron Oberholser joins to recap the WMPO and the new protocols put in place this year to improve fan experience. Finally, Beth Ann Nichols joins to evaluate the LPGA's pace of play and the steps they have taken to address the issue. All of that and more on this edition of Golf Today! JAIME DIAZ: 3:38 ARRON OBELHAUSER: 13:22 BETH ANN NICHOLS: 24:47

Tennis Hall of Famer Andy Roddick and golf writer and historian Jaime Diaz joined Gary Williams on 5 Clubs on Golf Channel. Roddick, the last American male to win a major when he won the U.S. Open has become a huge golf enthusiast since his playing days ended. He talked about his love for golf, the similarities and differences between it and tennis and the quest as an athlete without a team on the court with you and how different that is. He also talked about his involvement in Intown Club and Sweeten's Cove, the latter as it relates to its journey into golf lore via social media. Diaz discussed what is next for Tiger Woods as his elder statesman role evolves. He dove into all that he has left to give the game as the ultimate competitor and champion.

Aria and Nikki sit down to talk about the death of Jaime Diaz at Aria's former prison (and Ian's current prison), the importance of ending the drug war, and the importance of providing people with a safe means to do things that you may not necessarily want them to do. Teaching people "stop, drop, and roll" doesn't encourage them to catch on fire, teaching people to use condoms doesn't encourage them to have sex, and providing people with fentanyl test strips isn't going to turn them into heroin users.

The boy's are in the building. We talk birthdays past. The Steelers stink and we're in trouble. Giant Eagle is selling Get Go. German Startup is freezing people for $200,000. A new Instagram update is going to cause a lot of drama. And Sexyy Red releases a wild lip gloss line. We have some guests this week from Spearmint Rhino. Hawk Tuah does the first pitch for the Metz and people are getting upset about it. Jaime Diaz regrets signing up for LIV. Man tries to sue Disney over wife's death but he can't because he can't because he once had a Disney + account. And a kid gets suspended for telling his teacher they have bad breath. All that and more on this week's episode of Greenfield's Finest Podcast. Check out our events, social media, and merch sale at the link below:⁠⁠ https://linktr.ee/GFP Website: https://greenfieldsfinestpodcast.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7viuBywVXF4e52CHUgk1i5 Produced by Lane Media https://www.lanemediapgh.com/

Luke Bryan might be a country music superstar, but he gets served his humble pie out on the golf course just like the rest of us! Luke is also a member of Castle Pines Golf Club, which is the host site for this week's BMW Championship. So, he'll stop by to tell us all about his love of the game, and how he's taken his clubs on tour to play some of the best courses in the country. Billy Horschel is in the field at the BMW Championship this week. The 8-time PGA TOUR winner also drops by to discuss the current state of affairs in the game and his ideas on how to continue growing pro golf. Speaking of the pro game, writer Jaime Diaz has a new story out that reports that Jon Rahm is unhappy with his decision to leave the PGA TOUR for LIV Golf. Eamon and George discuss the story with him, and how the influx of PIF money could influence the landscape of professional golf. In the women's pro game, the AIG Women's Open is just around the corner! We welcome in Beth Ann Nichols from GolfWeek to go over all the big headlines before the last major championship of the year gets underway. Billy Horschel (14:42) Luke Bryan (1:02:55) Beth Ann Nichols (53:33) Jaime Diaz (27:41) Jose Luis Ballester (44:51)

Common, Paul, and Craig are back in studio, Joe Conzemius talks about his recent win in Hastings, and Jaime Diaz gives all the latest from the PGA Tour.

Common, Paul, and Craig are back at Grand View Lodge! Jon Mays joins to talk MGA, Chris Tritabaugh talks Hazeltine, Golf Channel's Jaime Diaz talks pro golf, and Adam Haugen talks Grand View Lodge.

Jaime Diaz has spent 40 years documenting happenings in the world of golf. The respect among his peers and a long list of career accolades are many. Diaz is a nine-time Golf Writers Association of America award-winner; earned the PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism in 2012; and was recognized by Jack Nicklaus as the recipient of the Memorial Golf Journalism Award. He spent time in his career as a golf writer or editor for the New York Times, Golf Illustrated, Golf World, and Golf Digest. Since 2018, Diaz has appeared regularly on Golf Channel as an in-studio analyst and on Golf Central's Live From broadcasts at major golf tournaments and events. Originally from San Francisco, Diaz has called Moore County home for 17 years, but this is his first appearance on the Paradise in the Pines podcast. Listen as Diaz talks about the state of the game, LIV Golf vs. the PGA TOUR, his love of Pinehurst and what he really thinks about Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee…

Damon and Eamon recap a thrilling weekend in golf that included big time winners on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. Jaime Diaz then joins to talk about what the weekend results mean for the upcoming Ryder Cup. The youngest member of the European team, Nicolai Hojgaard, jumps on to talk about his imminent Ryder Cup debut and why he was selected. After that, Beth Ann Nichols sets the scene for the Solheim Cup and lays out the challenge the U.S team will face. They guys then welcome in Sir Nicholas Faldo to talk about his illustrious career as a player and captain in the Ryder Cup. Kay Cockerill, who has covered 15 Solheim Cups, hops on to talk about what to expect later this week. Lastly, Emilee Swagger joins to talk about participating in the PURE Insurance Championship. Jaime Diaz 14:12 Nicolai Hojgaard 21:52 Beth Ann Nichols 32:03 Nicholas Faldo 39:49 Kay Cockerill 56:13 Emilee Swagger 1:05:48

The European Ryder Cup team is set! Captain Luke Donald rounded out his team with the following six picks: Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, Sepp Straka, Nicolai Hojgaard, and Ludvig Aberg. Jaime Diaz joins the show to discuss Donald's choices and the state of the American Ryder Cup team playing on the road. Later in the show, Tommy Fleetwood joins Damon and Eamon to discuss his selection to team Europe for his third Ryder Cup appearance. Later in the hour, former Ryder Cup player and captain Paul McGinley shares his thoughts on the Ryder Cup picks and a certain player that he feels was left off the team. Wrapping up the show, Golf Digest contributor Shane Ryan and The Guardian contributor Ewan Murray give their thoughts on Luke Donald's final six picks. Luke Donald (08:49) Tommy Fleetwood (26:14) Paul McGinley (37:18) Shane Ryan (53:13) Ewan Murray (56:29)

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch catch up with Grant Boone, play-by-play contributor for LPGA Tour coverage. World Golf Hall of Famer, Lanny Wadkins joins the show to discuss all things Ryder Cup. Megan Schofill, Auburn University Graduate Student, shares the significance of her victory at the U.S. Women's Amateur. Teddy Greenstein, Senior Editor Pointsbet Sports Book, discusses the upcoming BMW Championship at Olympia Fields. We wrap up the show with Epson Tour player, Gabi Ruffels, who discusses her three Epson Tour victories this season. Grant Boone (19:49) Lanny Wadkins (29:45) Megan Schofill (38:37) Teddy Greenstein (48:30) Gabi Ruffels (1:02:10)

Common, Paul, and Craig are in studio, Jaime Diaz discusses the PGA LIV merger, Phil Ebner discusses Mr and Mrs Minnesota Golf award, and Adam Harding talks about driving the PING tour van.

Jaime Diaz of Golf Channel is one of the most respected golf writers that have ever lived.  He's covered the game for over 30 years.  In this episode we look back at all the storylines that evolved at the Masters.  Jaime also shares his opinions on the future of LIV golf and about the pro game in general.   Check out this episode to hear the thoughts of one of the most connected journalists in the game.  

Jaime Diaz dropped in to chat with Gary Williams to have more of a state of the game conversation including the discussion around the golf ball, why we love The Masters, the moves made by the PGA Tour to counter LIV and much more.

One day after withdrawing from the Hero World Challenge due to plantar fasciitis, tournament host Tiger Woods speaks to the press. The 82-time PGA Tour winner addresses everything from the state of his health to the PGA TOUR's battle with LIV Golf. Listen to Tiger's press conference here, with reactions and analysis from our crew of Damon Hack, Eamon Lynch, Brandel Chamblee & Jaime Diaz.

Brian and Bob look back at interviews they had with Danny Summerhays, Mike Weir, and Jaime Diaz during the first hour of the best of edition of the show.

Elections are one week away, so Michelle Cavanaugh & Jaime Diaz from the Bernalillo County Clerks office have some tips for early voting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bernalillo Deputy County Clerk Jaime Diaz discusses early voting, times and dates, locations, as well as absentee voting and voting by mail with TJ on News Radio KKOBSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

En este episodio de “Desmenuzando la conversación con USAPEEC”, Jaime Diaz nos comparte cómo fue el proceso de transformación de la producción industrial de sus pasteles, migrando de huevo de mesa al uso de ovoproductos, un caso de éxito que representa un ejemplo de innovación de la panificación tradicional. L'Autrichienne by Sacher es una pastelería boutique con 20 años de experiencia y Jaime Diaz, su actual director general, nos comparte su historia, retos y cómo han conseguido consolidar su marca, logrando involucrarse en proyectos como Cake & Bake Masters, evento en el cual se dieron cita los mejores chefs pasteleros del mundo. Suscríbete en tu app de podcast favorita para escuchar este episodio y recibir notificaciones cuando se estrenen los siguientes: Apple podcast: https://tinyurl.com/3br39hxd Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/ckthfeh5 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/usapeecmx

Both Ryder Cup captains graced our show today! Listen and check out what Zach Johnson and Luke Donald each had to say after spending the weekend in Rome to begin the countdown to next year's competition. Golf Channel contributor Notah Begay is ready for his PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS debut this week at Furyk and friends! He joined the program to discuss his new lease on tour life, and how his TV work helped up his game. Will Bateman is moving up in the golf world as well. The reigning PGA TOUR CANADA Player of the Year stops by to discuss his nascent pro career, and his step up to full Korn Ferry Tour status in the season to come. Lastly, the PGA TOUR heads to Las Vegas this weekend so Paige Mackenzie gets you primed on all the odds and stats you'll need to place your weekend bets on the action. Zach Johnson (2:56) Notah Begay (28:52) Will Bateman (36:33) Luke Donald (43:32)

Golf Channel Jaime Diaz and Travis Fulton breakdown Mackenzie Hughes's win at the Sanderson's Farm, and they preview this week's PGA Tour stop at the Shriners Children Open

Brian and Bob welcome in Jaime Diaz from the Golf Channel as they look back at the Presidents Cup.

The Presidents Cup Recap Show as Bob and Brian look back at last week's tournament and are joined by Jaime Diaz.

Cantlay goes back to back at the BMW Championship! The reigning FedexCup champion is the first to ever repeat as a winner in a playoff event. Cantlay heads into the Tour Championship this week with a chance to go back-to back-TO BACK at East Lake as Tour Champion and FedexCup winner. Damon Hack and Jaime Diaz invite in Paige Mackenzie to discuss how Cantlay's could retain the cup this week in Atlanta. Sadly this weekend, 1973 Open Champion Tom Weiskopf passed away at the age of 79. His friend and colleague Judy Rankin joins the show to remember her decades-long friendship with the PGA TOUR legend. Lastly, a date has been set for the court case between LIV Players and the PGA TOUR. Legal consultant Jodi Balsam joins the show to discuss what this means for the case and the players involved. Judy Rankin (14:11) Jodi Balsam (46:11)

On Monday the PGA TOUR filed their response to an antitrust suit from the LIV Golf Invitational Series. Jaime Diaz joins to discuss the case and the ramifications for both tours. Major championship season wrapped up on the LPGA Tour with an unlikely champion at the AIG Women's Open. Damon and Eamon welcome in Beth Ann Nichols to discuss a life-changing win for Ashleigh Buhai, a first-time major champ from South Africa. Tom Kim is another first-time winner, but in the last regular-season event on the PGA TOUR! Damon and Eamon react to his stellar play over the weekend, and how the final 125 has shook out at the onset of the FedexCup. Beth Ann Nichols: 34:18

BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter and commentator Katherine Downes look at the extraordinary life and career of one of the greatest players in Open Championship history – Tiger Woods. Iain travels to Adare Manor in Ireland to talk to the man himself about what The Open means to him as he prepares for the 150th Championship at St Andrews. You'll hear at length from Steve Williams, his former caddie who was on the bag for Woods for 13 of his 15 major wins, on how they spoke daily about trying to beat Jack Nicklaus' all-time record of 18 major victories. We look back on some of his greatest achievements - from winning four consecutive majors in 2000 and 2001 to earn the “Tiger slam”, being crowned US Open champion at Torrey Pines in 2008 with a broken leg, his unlikely “redemption” win at The Masters in 2019 and of course, lifting three Claret Jugs in sensational style. The Golf Channel's Jaime Diaz was one of the first journalists to get to know Tiger Woods at the age of 14. He joins the pod to talk about how he developed into one of the greatest golfers of all-time. USA Today columnist Christine Brennan explores how Woods' image has changed and evolved in the media spotlight in recent years following three high-profile incidents with cars, personal scandal and injury. TOPICS: 1'00” – Eldrick Tont Woods - nominative determinism? 6'42” – Is he the most famous sports star there has ever been? 13'06” – Tiger Woods' fans on why they support him 14'35” – Tiger Woods on what The Open Championship means to him 17'25” – Woods' childhood 23'38” – How race fuelled his career 31'30” – Steve Williams on the achievement of the “Tiger slam” 38'30” – Woods' extraordinary US Open win at Torrey Pines with a broken leg in 2008 41'50” – Tiger Woods' three Open Championship titles 49'50” – Woods' aim of surpassing Jack Nicklaus' majors record 51'14” – How Tiger has transcended his sport 54'30” – Tiger Woods – the man in the media spotlight 58'00” – Car crashes, personal scandal and injury

Gary Williams sat down with two of the most esteemed writers of the this generation, Jaime Diaz and Michael Hamburger, to talk about how the men's game got to this point and where it's headed next.

Technically, writing is just the putting together of words to form sentences. However, like golf, that undersells by quite a margin the gift some have for it. Jaime Diaz is one of those gifted people, a giant of the golf writing fraternity who somehow remains as genuinely humble today as the day he started in the business.From his work with Tiger Woods and Seve Ballesteros to the drama of the 1999 Ryder Cup at Brookline, Diaz is at his best in this expansive conversation with John Huggan.

Matt Fitzpatrick beats out Will Zalatoris at The Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts to take home his first major championship. Damon and Jaime take a deeper dive into the monumental day. Nick Faldo joins the show to discuss Fitzpatrick's journey, winning his first major in 1987, and the LIV Golf series. Rex Hoggard also calls in to breakdown Fitzpatrick's win and another near miss by Zalatoris. Nick Faldo (32:51) Rex Hoggard (47:55)

Huge news day in the game of golf! From rival tours to new major champions in the LPGA, join Damon Hack and Jaime Diaz to make sense of it all on Golf Today.

Bob and Brian welcome Jaime Diaz from The Golf Channel to the show.

Brian and Bob discuss the latest news around the game of golf and catch up with Jaime Diaz.

A week after missing the cut at The Masters for the first time, Jordan Spieth wins a... "different" kind of jacket at the RBC Heritage. Whether or not that much plaid is Speith's style, Rich Lerner and Eamon Lynch agree that thirteen career wins look good on the 29 year-old! They welcome in Jaime Diaz to discuss where the young Texan's potential career trajectory. The PGA Professional Championship is on this week so PGA Pro Bob Ford joins us as he prepares to anchor our coverage of America's best teaching pros duke it out for a spot in the PGA Championship. After a big win for Hyoo Joo Kim at the Lotte Championship last weekend, Golf Digest's Beth Ann Nichols stops by to discuss that and look forward the Dio Implant LA Open this week. Bob Ford (21:58) Beth Ann Nichols (26:23)

Big news out of Bryson DeChambeau's camp today. The former U.S. Open Champion has chosen to have his injured left hand surgically repaired after an injury-riddled start to 2022. Damon Hack and the team discuss what this means for Bryson's season as he'll need time to recuperate right as major championship season is around the corner. Damon, Jaime Diaz and Paige Mackenzie also discuss Justin Thomas' season so far and ask the big question surrounding the PGA TOUR superstar: "has the spotlight begun to take the shine off of his golf game?" Lastly, with the RBC Heritage beginning tomorrow, Kira K. Dixon chimes in from the golf course to get us up to speed with the state of the field before competition begins on Thursday. Rex Hoggard: 36:38 Jennifer Kupcho: 1:01:09

Scottie Scheffler played so brilliantly at the 2022 Masters that, for much of the final round, the outcome wasn't in doubt. But what this Masters may have lacked in competitive tension, it made up for in rich storylines. To think through some of these deeper narratives, Garrett Morrison speaks with three guests: Jaime Diaz (@JaimeDiazGC), a veteran golf writer who is currently an analyst for Golf Channel; Bob Crosby (@Otey71), a golf historian; and Joseph LaMagna (@JosephLaMagna), the analytics whiz behind the Finding the Edge newsletter. For more reflections on the Masters from the Fried Egg team, go to our Masters hub. Timestamps: (3:40) Jaime Diaz interview (29:11) Bob Crosby interview (49:18) Joseph LaMagna interview

Yesterday Scottie Scheffler was crowned a Master's champion. Today Damon and Jaime break down the win and the man who pulled off this incredible feat. Scottie's caddie, Ted Scott, also joins the show to talk about navigating a tough Augusta National as well as the four wins since the start of their professional partnership. Lastly, Notah Begay III stops by to break down Tiger's big return. NOTAH BEGAY III (36:09) TED SCOTT (45:03) SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER INTERVIEW WITH TODD LEWIS (55:48)

Brooks Koepka is back! But how close is he to being the Brooks of old? Damon and Rex discuss. Our whole team is live at the scene at the WM Phoenix Open, but Steve Burkowski is our man on the golf course. He joins the show to provide behind the scenes info to get you ready for round one on Thursday.

Tim Rosaforte spent his life telling stories about golf's greatest players. Now it's time to tell Rosey's story. A towering figure in the golf media, Rosaforte died on Jan. 11, 2022 at the age of 66, from complications related to early onset Alzheimer's. From Sports Illustrated to Golf Digest and Golf World and then to Golf Channel, Matt Ginella always seemed to be somewhere right behind Rosaforte. And what a good place to be. And although that felt so special, he knew he wasn't alone. Rosaforte was beloved because he was a great teammate for so many. The Godfather of golf journalists, he led by example, selflessly and unconditionally always supporting someone in need. No one ever out-worked him, he had no enemies, and everyone called him back. And when Ginella asked a long list of Rosaforte's friends and colleagues to help him produce this podcast, Rosaforte would smile knowing they all called Ginella back.   The goal here was to out-Rosie Tim Rosaforte on his own story. Upon hearing about his diagnosis of early onset Alzheimer's, which goes back to the summer of 2020, Ginella did what Rosaforte taught him to do: report the hell out of the story.   In this tribute, you'll hear from Phil Mickelson, Jack Nicklaus, Nancy Lopez, Lanny Wadkins, Ben Crenshaw, Jim Nantz, Bob Ford, Mark Mulvoy, Jerry Tarde, Geoff Russell, Molly Solomon, Jaime Diaz, Matt Hegarty, John Hawkins, Pete McDaniel, Damon Hack, Gary Williams, Craig Dolch, Ron Sirak and Davis Sezna. For more on the life and legacy of Tim Rosaforte, go to firepitcollective.com. Visit the The Fire Pit Collective to check out everything we are doing. Use promo Firepit25 at Linksoul.com for 25% off your next Linksoul order. Got a comment about this story or a tip on a story we should track down? You can reach me on Twitter (@mattginella) or on Instagram (@matt_ginella). For bonus visuals and some behind the scenes of The Fire Pit podcast production, go to The Fire Pit YouTube Channel. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

While Viktor Hovland is winning, Tiger Woods is lurking... The 15-time major champ couldn't take the Hero World Challenge trophy from Hovland after an exceptional Sunday comeback, but more footage of Tiger swinging the golf club sure stole the headlines! Rich Lerner and Jaime Diaz discuss what Hovland's ascension and Tiger's potential resurgence could mean for golf. Also, baseball legend and noted golf enthusiast Roger Clemens stops by the show to talk about how his current pastime is shaping up since he stepped away from America's Pastime. Not to mention, Golf Channel Staff Writer Brentley Romine stops by the show to discuss his reporting on just how hard it is to support yourself financially when trying to make it as a pro golfer. Roger Clemens (17:48) Brentley Romine (44:40)

Dan Fraser  and Jermayn Parker are joined by Moonstone and Frew cover and story artist Lou Manna. It was a great phun podcast as we chatted about his 15+ year career with The Phantom which started off with stories and covers for Moonstone and then a decade later a two part story for Frew that was originally created for Moonstone.For fans you will be greatly excited about a couple of other stories awaiting to be published including one by two phans Peter Steven and Jaime Diaz. Some of the other various topics we discussed are:His careerHow Tom Tyler and George Wilson helped made Lou as a phanHis love for the phans from around the worldWe go through Lou's four stories and hear some stories about printing and colouring issues plus more musings. The Tom Tyler famous pose making its way into a Phantom comic.His interactions with DC and Marvel greats like Bob Kane, Rich Buckler, Dick Giordano, Jack Adler, Joel Orlando and many others.His Chronicle Chamber Bushfire Phundraiser piece. (link to learn more about the phundraiser)His love for Don Newton's Phantom artwork for Charlton.We would love to hear from you on what you think of what we discussed in the podcast and we hope you have a great time listening to the podcast. If you would like to buy art from Lou Manna you can either contact him by his website, Facebook or eBay account.You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

Gary Williams discusses the results of the Ryder Cup and more with Eamon Lynch and Jaime Diaz.