Podcast appearances and mentions of Jim Herman

Willie discusses juvenile crime with a local mother who's son was assault in Cincinnati and his assaulter was released by the juvenile court judge. Also Curtis Hauck describes the crimes of the Biden family, and Jim Herman discusses his big win on the Stooge Report.

As golf's longest day came to a close, many dreams were turned into reality. Players from all over the country earned their spots to play at the US Open at Pinehurst next week. Damon Hack and Jimmy Roberts caught up with a few players that clinched that Monday qualifier. Davis Riley after going toe to toe with Scottie Scheffler joins to talk about his recent victory at the Charles Schwab Challenge as well as his expectations going into this weekend's competition. After competing at an opener in his backyard, Canadian, Matthew Anderson joins to discuss how sweet that experience was for him. Ryan French (0:16) Willie Mack III (12:15) Davis Riley (24:06) Jim Herman (31:22) Matthew Anderson (41:40)

Willie discusses juvenile crime with a local mother who's son was assault in Cincinnati and his assaulter was released by the juvenile court judge. Also Curtis Hauck describes the crimes of the Biden family, and Jim Herman discusses his big win on the Stooge Report.

Willie discusses juvenile crime with a local mother who's son was assault in Cincinnati and his assaulter was released by the juvenile court judge. Also Curtis Hauck describes the crimes of the Biden family, and Jim Herman discusses his big win on the Stooge Report.

In the 2nd episode of today Craig was joined by 3x PGA Tour title winner & 1x Korn Ferry Tour winner & long time PGA Tour pro Jim Herman who gives in his own words a brilliant analogy of his long 23 year pro career from the highs and the lows of a PGA Tour professional.    Born in Cincinnati, Ohio Jim turned pro in 2000 is the winner of 2010 Moonah  Classic on the Nationwide Tour (KFT) in Australia beating Chris Kirk in a playoff, the winner of 2016 Shell Houston Open defeating 2016 Open Champion Henrik Stenson by 1 shot his 1st win as a PGA Tour player, he then followed that up with 2 more PGA Tour wins at 2019 Barbasol Championship in Kentucky at -26 & 2020 Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield CC in North Carolina.    Jim worked as a Assistant Club Pro at Trump National Bedminster and is friends with Donald Trump himself having played plenty of rounds with the former US President in the past. Jim is a loving family man and now resides in Pennsylvania after moving last year from Palm Beach, Florida.   This was a great interview with a 3x PGA Tour winner. I hope you all enjoy, subscribe and listen in. Thanks Jim   This show is brought to you in association with Golf Tips Checker.

In this compelling podcast episode, join me as I delve deeper into the crucial aspect of developing a success mindset essential for personal growth and transformation. I'm thrilled to be joined by my guest Jim Herman as we explore the complexities of the victim's mentality. Together, we uncover the telltale signs of this mentality, offering insights on its identification and navigating through it. We also explore how cultural backgrounds can influence its development and dive deep into effective approaches to overcome it, paving the way toward embracing a success-oriented mindset. Tune in for an enriching discussion on breaking free from limitations and steering towards a path of empowerment and success.

This week the PGA Tour finishes out its regular season with the Wyndham Championship. It is here, in Greensboro North Carolina that golfers have their final chance to improve their Fed Ex ranking before the playoffs begin. It should be an exciting event, particularly for bettors. Although their are a handfull of golfers who always seem to play well here, the Wyndham also has its surprises. Jim Herman anyone?Hidden Gems Golf is here to take a look at the longer shots who have the chance to make you some money. Lets get rich together!Find us on twitter:@19MGroup@APowerMoJo

On this edition of The Drive Josh talks with Jim Herman on the Wyndham Championship, Bachelorette Minute with Brooke Pryor and Josh's CFP picks.

This Friday episode is another AM recording to work around the overnight Olympics, which Andy and Brendan immediately jump into at the top. They start with the peculiar decision not to play more than 18 holes per day that has brought in the possibility of a 54-hole event, and the uncertainty it has created around the last two rounds. Then they opt to talk not about the favorite in first, but the current silver-medal position holder Aditi Ashok, who is hanging in there despite an extreme distance disadvantage. There is, of course, a segment praising Nelly Korda but also cautioning against again forgone gold. In Memphis, they discuss the “Summer of Harris,” Jim Herman's run at the WGC title, and the Thicc Boi's altruism of not taking vaccines out of the general supply. At the Home of Golf, they re-visit and root on an old friend and first original guest on the SGS. They close with a Precision Pro Flashback Friday that hits on one astounding stat and a former winner in Memphis who nearly missed his Sunday tee time because he was watching a space launch.

It’s Friday night at the Masters! Andy and Brendan react to the 85th edition of the tournament at its midpoint, beginning with Justin Rose hanging on to his lead against a loaded gaggle of chargers. Ian Woosnam’s battle to make the cut becomes a prominent topic perhaps far too early in the show, but his bench-sitting practices needed to be discussed. They delight in Si Woo Kim’s putter outburst that had him near the lead in the Masters and putting with his 3-wood. Also covered are the moves by Spieth, JT, Zalatoris, and Bryson’s fight despite his grievance that he can’t use his “calibration devices” at Augusta National. They discuss two listener-proposed theories -- is Zalatoris unburdened by having no points to protect and is there a PAC curse? An MC Hammer segment focuses on DJ and Rory, who might be lost. Flashback Friday goes back only a matter of hours, as the great Jim Herman, who made the cut at the Masters, calls in to talk to two idiots about the course conditions and playing with a game Woosie for the first 36 holes.

Ira On Sports - Jim Herman 031521 by Ira On Sports

For my money, building a successful career on the PGA Tour where you earn enough money that you're not worried about your next check, where you're not consistently losing your card,and you're able to control your schedule, is as tough as making it any sport out there.  There are no guaranteed contracts.  There are no drafts, trades, or free agencies.  There's you and your game vs. the best players in the world.  And if you don't play well enough, your career is over. So if you manage to put together 10+ years on the PGA Tour that include 3 wins, you have a career that a lot of tour players would love to have.  And if you know where Jim Herman came from and his path to the tour, his career is even more impressive.  Jim always aspired to be on the PGA Tour, so he left college and hit the mini-tours.  Each fall he'd go to PGA Tour Qualifying School, and for six years in a row, he failed to make it to the final stage and get out at least to the Nationwide Tour, now the Korn Ferry Tour.  In between trips to Q school, he worked as a Golf Professional doing all of the duties that so many of us do each and every day, running clinics, placing orders, teaching lessons, and everything else.  And that's where I met Jim. In 2006 and 2007, we were Assistant Professionals together in New Jersey and at that time, while Jim still felt strongly about chasing his dream of making it to the tour, reality was getting close to setting in.  Was life going to be playing and competing as a Club Professional and always wishing his dream came true?  Or could he actually make it out there?In 2007, he finally made it through.  He had status on the Nationwide Tour.  A couple years later, he notched a win on that tour and made it to the big leagues.  There were plenty of bumps in the road that ensued, lots of ups and downs, lessons learned, and as Jim says...definitely some luck too.  But as we enter the 2021 PGA Tour season, he's still out there.  He's exempt for two more seasons after his third career win last summer and at this point, life is good.  He's as humble as they come and that's why he's easy to root for.  I hope after this conversation you become a fan as well.  We get into some great insight into how he's handled these pressure situations that feel like life or death at the time.  He's a throwback to a former era before players relied on data, stats, and a coach standing behind them 24/7.  He's proof that there are a lot of different ways to get it done out there, and more proof that through hard work, belief, and persistence, dreams can come true.www.golfprofessionalgrowth.comAre you using Golf Genius Software for your event management?  www.golfgenius.com

This week with Pat recovering from tonsil surgery, Jeek and Trev discuss Jim Herman's win at the Wyndham, go over some new DFS and betting picks for THE NORTHERN TRUST, and finish it off with some birdies and bogeys of the week.

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We are joined by two very, VERY special guests for today’s episode. First, the most recent PGA Tour winner Jim Herman (60:41) comes on to talk about his outrageous 61-63 weekend, what this win means to him, playing with Kiz, and more. Then we’re joined by Christopher McDonald 86:32 aka Shooter McGavin and he does not disappoint. He tells us the story behind Shooter’s finger guns, becoming a better golfer to play Shooter, his viral moment at the Barstool Sports Super Bowl party, and more. Then we talk Northern Trust, the Winged Foot logo, and tons more.

We recap Jim Herman's incredible come back victory at the Wyndham; Brooks withdraws due to injury, what does this mean for the rest of the year? Playoff golf is back! We get you ready for the first leg at this week's NORTHERN TRUST at TPC Boston; our picks of the week and more! Be sure to rate and subscribe to the Big Stick Golf Podcast, and follow us on all platforms at @bigstickgolfofficial! Head to www.bigstickgolf.com for this week's picks of the week, and be sure to join our Draft Kings league! And please check out our friends from Torchbearers Sauces! use the promo code '9IRON' at checkout for 20% off of your purchase! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigstickgolf/support

In this episode of Big Drive Energy, the DNVR Golf Bros discuss how the president of the United States helped Wyndham Championship winner Jim Herman live out his dream of making it on the PGA Tour. They also discuss their high school teams first tournament and an edition of "Don't Be That Golfer"

What's up Ballers! The playoffs are here, and I know the Breakfastball crew couldn't be happier. Jim Herman moved up over 100 spots last week with his win at the Wyndham Championship. This week we are at TPC Boston for the first event in the Fedex Cup playoffs. 125 guys are trying to get into the top 70 for the BMW next week. Vince and Dougie give their picks and discuss how they think the playoffs will shake out. If you get the chance to get out and play this weekend do not forget, sometimes you just need to reload. Enjoy. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jack Windsor asked DeWine a question he didn't like on Tuesday...he'll discuss with Willie; Corey Lewandowski of the White House talks DNC; Jim Herman, PGA event winner joins the Stooge Report

This hour of Follow The Money features 'Indy' Jeff as he looks back at Jim Herman's victory last weekend at the Wyndham Championship and previews which golfers are in-play for him this week at The Northern Trust. The guys preview today's NBA Playoff card and break down the Stanley Cup Playoff observations and which teams have value heading into their matchups today. Hosts: Mitch Moss Pauly Howard Guest: Indy Jeff Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Lance talks with three-time PGA Tour winner Jim Herman. He checks in on Bengals training camp with the Athletic's Jay Morrison. Talks with WLW host turned best selling author Rocky Boiman. Finally he debates the hot topic in baseball involving Padres player Fernando Tatis Jr.

The boys begin by diving straight into this week's hottest stories in sports!The show contains a round-up of the top sports stories from the past week:The ACC, SEC, and Big 12 move forward with their plans for football this fall.Justin Fields has started a petition for the Big 10 to let the players play.An update on the NBA and NHL playoffs 28-3 talks about his adventures playing Chel 20Training camps have started, which means rumors and injuries are popping up fast.Someone get the Rangers a chill pill in regards to Fernando Tatis Jr's grand slam.Jim Herman won a golf tournament, but what's the deal with Brooks Koepka?The Turk loves fútbol (Soccer for our American listeners), so we let him go on for a bit. (This will probably happen every episode)Barca fans, cover your earsWe finish the episode with our shoutouts for the stories that didn't make the round-up. Enjoy!Omissions: The Phoenix Suns IG model scandal. DON'T google it on your work computer... You have been warned.Please address all sound complaints to our producer, Troy. Sorry, it's Executive Producer Troy now. He is a one-year-old, so cut him some slack.Music:Track Name - "Sport Track"Artist - InfractionTo buy: click here

Moose, Mayes & BQ are joined by Pine Valley’s Jeff Osberg who earned his 5th GAP Silver Cross Award at the 1912 Club.The guys look back at the Wyndham Championship and an impressive win by Jim Herman. They discuss the FedEx Cup and look ahead to the first playoff event at TPC Boston, The Northern Trust where they See The Line presented by Draft Kings Sports Book. Don’t forget for a limited time to use code DING for $1,000 new user bonus! BQ’s Tip focuses on everyone’s favorite shot…the dreaded bunker shot. Press play and enjoy!

This week with Pat recovering from tonsil surgery, Jeek and Trev discuss Jim Herman's win at the Wyndham, go over some new DFS and betting picks for THE NORTHERN TRUST, and finish it off with some birdies and bogeys of the week.

In this episode Jonathan and Mike recap Jim Herman's win in Greensboro and set the table for the 3 week PGA tour Fed Ex Cup playoffs starting this week! 1:00 - Wyndham Championship Recap 10:00 Fed Ex Cup Preview - TPC Boston 16:00 Up to Par Picks - TPC Boston

Wow! What a weekend of global golf!  Bob & Jay recap and discuss the Tyler Strafaci's U.S. Amateur win, Jim Herman's 3rd PGA Tour victory, and preview the FedExCup Playoffs. MorningRead.com's Alex Miceli weighs in on the U.S. Amateur at Bandon Dunes and the Northern Trust.

Lance talks with three-time PGA Tour winner Jim Herman. He checks in on Bengals training camp with the Athletic's Jay Morrison. Talks with WLW host turned best selling author Rocky Boiman. Finally he debates the hot topic in baseball involving Padres p...

On this weeks episode, we discuss our top 5 greatest swings ever! There will be at least 1 you haven't seen before! We also discuss whether coaches should have a grading or ranking to help make choosing a coach easier. Oh and the excitement builds for our 4 Club Challenge this weekend! Have our club choices changed? Is Tim still leaving the putter at home?Our weekend rounds recap (1:30)Excitement builds for the 4 club challenge (22:07)Jim Herman wins - we hand't heard of him, but he's had a decent career (35:08)Sam Horsfield makes 2 wins in 3 weeks (43:35)Danielle Kang... Crushing it right now (45:37)Should coaches have gradings or be ranked to help make choosing a coach easier? (51:50)Our top 5 swings of all time (at least 1 you won't have seen I'm sure) (1:11:06)We hope you enjoyed the show! If you did it would be awesome if you would leave us a rating and review! This show is brought to you by:Sunday Red Golf - The golf club for all the hackers, the toppers and the purists out there! If you love your golf, enjoy a post-round drink and just enjoying being out on the course with your mates having a laugh, then you'll fit right in. Join the club for free, just click here.TourChamp - Ever thought of creating your own golf leagues? Your own "Race To Dubai" or “FedEx Cup” style competitions with your mates? Well, now you can! Choose from Stableford leagues or matchplay leagues and over the course of a season, let's see who will be crowned TourChamp! Click here to start your league now for FREE!

Jim Herman captures his third PGA Tour win at the Wyndham Championship when he needed it most to secure his spot in the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Aaron Cockerill also cards his best finish on the European Tour at the Celtic Classic. Finally, we sit down with the first guest on Two and a Half Sticks, the 2020 Manitoba Men's Amateur Champion, Marco Trstenjak, recapping the event and what he has coming up as he heads back down to UNLV for the Fall (interview starting at 21:23).

Matty & Caddie discuss Jim Herman’s win at the Wyndham Championship and ponder if his victory is bad for golf. Plus, the guys get into a caddie’s blunder at Bandon Dunes that disqualified a golfer at the U.S. Amateur and make their picks for the Northern Trust. Later, Caddie welcomes Lt. Col. Dan Rooney — founder and president of Folds of Honor, a fighter pilot, and former amateur golfer — to the podcast. They talk about how he became a fighter pilot, starting Folds of Honor and Patriot Golf Day, the hardest maneuver in a fighter jet and how the pressure of flying compares to the pressure of competitive golf (28:06).

In this episode the boys sit down to chat about Jim Herman's win at the Wyndham Championship. His Record tying 36 hole total over the weekend and how we can't wait for Finau to have a career like Jim... We also discuss the upcoming start to the Fedex Cup Playoffs, with the first tournament at TPC Boston for the Northern Trust Open. We dish out our picks as well as a boat load of side action! Hope y'all enjoy the show! Cheers https://www.instagram.com/jimhermangolf/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefourjackpod/support

As the final event before the FedEx Cup Playoffs, Jim Herman's win at the Wyndham moves him into the Playoffs (2:20)! Plus, former guest Cheyenne Knight contends in Scotland (6:11), and Alex updates the trophy hunt for Sebastian Pell (7:09). Michael shares his magical par-3 play during his round this week (9:01), and then we get into how the pros will play during the FedEx Cup Playoffs, and the Northern Trust Open in Boston (11:34). On "Tuned In," Michael shares his current podcast playlist, and Alex is shocked at what the internet now thinks of Nickelback (17:25). Alex chats with Steve Scott, infamous for being the guy who almost beat Tiger in the 1996 US Amateur (20:40). Then, Ryan Brooks joins the podcast to discuss his record-setting round of 56 (55:06). The guys go around the world of sports and COVID with college football, baseball, basketball, and hockey (1:14:08). And Alex has a major announcement as the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood (1:23:01). LISTEN+LOVE+SUBSCRIBE https://bit.ly/2YfHhpS  FOLLOW US ON FACBEOOK http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJ  SUPPORT US ON PATREON https://bit.ly/2JuU3Za  

Lance talks with three-time PGA Tour winner including his big one on Sunday, Jim Herman.

Segundo Oliva Pinto (93:58) was eliminated from the U.S. Amateur at Bandon Dunes because his caddie touched the sand on the 18th hole. He joins the show to discuss the incident, his natural instinct to defend his caddie, and declare he wants a rematch with eventual winner Tyler Strafaci. In a second interview, we’re also joined by the CEO & founder of Whoop, Will Ahmed, (64:14) who breaks down the origin of the band, how it detects COVID-19, and why it hates alcohol so much. In Headlines, Jim Herman posts 61-63 on the weekend to steal the Wyndham, Tiger & Charlie Woods are dominating junior tournaments, Kiz finishes T3 with his moon boot putting practice, and MUCH more.

Lance talks with three-time PGA Tour winner including his big one on Sunday, Jim Herman.

The guys recap all the drama from Jim Herman’s win at Wyndham and take a look ahead to the FedExContinue Reading

Nic and Clay discuss how Jim Herman has once again come out of nowhere to win a PGA Tour event as well as provide their picks for the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Welcome to the first episode of the Twilight 9 podcast! This week we recap the Wyndham Championship and Jim Herman’s Victory, as well as look forward to the Northern Trust! Listen to hear all the fantasy and betting advice you need for the week!

This week, the boys welcome Garrett Hadfield of The Goat Track Social Club on the show. We chat about the brand, the concept, and whats next for the boys. Then, we recap Jim Herman’s improbably victory at The Travelers Championship, quick hits, and make picks for the THE NORTHERN TRUST. The post Episode 127 – Goat Track Social Club appeared first on Drive The Green Golf.

Ben and Gunnar discuss all things in The Swingdom of Golf!!! This week we clear some stuff up from last week, talk the Wyndham Championship, and get the results from our picks. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review us!

Jim Herman shoots 61 and 63 on the weekend to pull away from Billy Horschel, Si Woo Kim, Webb Simpson, Kevin Kisner and Doc Redman in winning the Wyndham Championship. We break down the tournament and chat about what to takeaway from this tournament for the upcoming Playoffs. Also, find out who made big moves to get into The Northern Trust, and who fell painfully short.

Emiliano Grillo te cuenta en este capítulo su semana de descanso en San Diego, en qué pasó el tiempo, cómo sigue mejorando su putt y cómo serán sus próximas semanas con el objetivo inmediato en Boston y la mira final en Atlanta. Además, junto a Paco Alemán, analizan: la arremetida final de Jim Herman para ganar el Wyndham Championship, el increíble final para el argentino Segundo Oliva Pinto en el UsOpen Amateur y conocé más a fondo la historia del coach de Sanders, quien es nada menos que su padre Suscribite y seguinos en https://twitter.con/ungrilloenlacab, https://instagram.com/ungrilloenlacabina

Jim Herman wins the Wyndham Championship in a largely uneventful final PGA Tour stop before the FedEx Cup playoffs, while we also take a look back at the US Amateur, which finished in highly controversial circumstances. All that and plenty more on this week's episode.Beer of the Week: Gage Roads Side Track XPADrink Responsibly

Wyndham Champ winner Jim Herman came on The Drive with Josh Graham to talk about his journey up to this point, Trump reaching out to him after the victory and more.

Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard react to Jim Herman's victory at the Wyndham Championship and discuss their Stanley Cup Playoffs observations after a weekend full of action. The guys look back the results from the MLB action over the weekend and Gerrit Cole extending his American League winning streak. Also, a reaction to this weekend's bad beats in 'Win Some, Lose Some'. Hosts: Mitch Moss Pauly Howard Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

2020 Wyndham Championship Tournament Recap | Jim Herman shoots 63 to beat Billy Horschel for his 3rd PGA Tour win Jim Herman played an outstanding tournament at Sedgefield Country Club to claim his 3rd PGA Tour victory. The leaderboard at the 2020 Wyndham Championship was close as the tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina approached the back nine on Sunday. Jim Herman was able to shoot 63 on Sunday to close out the win. Billy Horschel, Kevin Kisner, Webb Simpson, Doc Redman, S. Woo Kim, Harold Varner III and Zach Johnson had great tournaments. Zach Johnson shot a 61 on Saturday to get his tournament on track and was able to win enough FedEx Points to qualify for the playoffs starting next week at Northern Trust at TPC Boston. Pat Reed had a T9 finish for several good weeks in a row of ball striking. Brooks Koepka missed the cut on Friday after a good tournament on the PGA Championship with a disappointing Sunday finish. He will still be playing next week at TPC Boston for the Northern Trust playoff. We had a great time chatting about the Wyndham Championship and look forward to chatting Northern Trust TPC Boston early next week. Cheers. Thank you for taking the time listen to the Birdies & Bourbon Show for all things PGA Tour, golf, gear, bourbon and mixology. Dan & Cal aim to bring you entertaining and informative episodes weekly. Please help spread the word on the podcast and tell a friend about the show. You can also help by leaving an 5-Star iTunes review. We love to hear the feedback and support! Cheers. Follow on Twitter & Instagram ( @birdies_bourbon )

Auf der European Tour haben wir einen jungen Mann, der sich anschickt zum Seriensieger zu werden. Sam Horsfield hat wieder zugeschlagen. Auf der PGA Tour feiert ein Oldie eine Wiederauferstehung entgegen aller negativen Vorzeichen. Jim Herman ist mittlerweile 42 Jahre alt. Kein Buchmacher hatte ihn auf der Rechnung. 500:1 war seine Quote vor dem Turnier - angesichts seiner Vorleistung nicht verwunderlich. 11 von 19 Cuts in dieser Saison verpasst, Nr 192 im FedEx Cup Ranking, ständig Probleme mit Fuß und Hüfte. Und nach den ersten beiden Runde hatte auch nicht viel dafür gesprochen, dass er ein Wörtchen um den Sieg würde mitsprechen können. Und bei den Damen in Schottland feierte Stacy Lewis ihren ersten Sieg als Mama Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff fassen zusammen.    

Jim Herman gets 3rd career PGA TOUR win (1:00 - 12:47). The Wyndham Rewards (13:00 - 26:00). How difficult is it to win on the PGA TOUR? (26:15 - 34:58) Go to HaneyUniversity.com for free daily golf tips and check out Hank's new book: "How to Play Better Golf Today - Lessons of a Lifetime". Follow Hank on Twitter @HankHaney and Minnesota Tim @TimParochka Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Our golf cup runneth over in this lengthy Monday episode. Brendan and Andy begin with the U.S. Amateur, which served as a backdrop for the telling of the Strafaci family history. The tortoise-like pace of play is discussed as are the foggy playing conditions, which had some pros on Twitter hollering should have caused a stoppage. There’s also an attempt to explain why watching this at this venue was so captivating, even against a major championship last week. The caddie sand antics from the end of last week are also discussed in detail, as both Brendan and Andy re-live some of their worst caddie mistakes and also have a few questions for how this looper got on a bag in the U.S. Am. Some Ladies Scottish Open discussion leads to Andy going deep down a rabbit hole on the cost of buying your own hot air balloon, the profession of hot air balloon “pilot,” and other hot air balloon topics. The Wyndham review focuses on the amazing career arc of Jim Herman, the Spieth microscope, a nailbiter at the Parsons house, Si Woo’s odd course management, and the failure of the Wyndham Rewards. The Senior Players chat is mostly cause to tell another Monty weight loss story and also how brutal that course looks for the senior pros. On the KFT, they ask if Stephan Jaeger is the greatest player of all time on that Tour after another win.

On episode thirty-one of Get a Grip, Shane and Max open up talking about golf course setup on the PGA TOUR and the U.S. Amateur at Bandon Dunes. The guys react to Segundo Oliva Pinto's loss because his caddie touched a bunker and Jim Herman's victory in the Wyndham Championship. Lastly, the guys share their flights and Max discusses how important the FedExCup is to players on the PGA TOUR. Follow the guys on Twitter @ShaneBacon and @MaxHoma23 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Auf der European Tour haben wir einen jungen Mann, der sich anschickt zum Seriensieger zu werden. Sam Horsfield hat wieder zugeschlagen. Auf der PGA Tour feiert ein Oldie eine Wiederauferstehung entgegen aller negativen Vorzeichen. Jim Herman ist mittlerweile 42 Jahre alt. Kein Buchmacher hatte ihn auf der Rechnung. 500:1 war seine Quote vor dem Turnier - angesichts seiner Vorleistung nicht verwunderlich. 11 von 19 Cuts in dieser Saison verpasst, Nr 192 im FedEx Cup Ranking, ständig Probleme mit Fuß und Hüfte. Und nach den ersten beiden Runde hatte auch nicht viel dafür gesprochen, dass er ein Wörtchen um den Sieg würde mitsprechen können. Und bei den Damen in Schottland feierte Stacy Lewis ihren ersten Sieg als Mama Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff fassen zusammen.    ...

Auf der European Tour haben wir einen jungen Mann, der sich anschickt zum Seriensieger zu werden. Sam Horsfield hat wieder zugeschlagen. Auf der PGA Tour feiert ein Oldie eine Wiederauferstehung entgegen aller negativen Vorzeichen. Jim Herman ist mittlerweile 42 Jahre alt. Kein Buchmacher hatte ihn auf der Rechnung. 500:1 war seine Quote vor dem Turnier - angesichts seiner Vorleistung nicht verwunderlich. 11 von 19 Cuts in dieser Saison verpasst, Nr 192 im FedEx Cup Ranking, ständig Probleme mit Fuß und Hüfte. Und nach den ersten beiden Runde hatte auch nicht viel dafür gesprochen, dass er ein Wörtchen um den Sieg würde mitsprechen können. Und bei den Damen in Schottland feierte Stacy Lewis ihren ersten Sieg als Mama Malte Asmus und Désirée Wolff fassen zusammen.    ...

En este episodio Juan Eduardo Troncoso comenta lo que fue el Wyndham Championship en Sedgefield Country Club en Greensboro, Carolina del Norte, último torneo regular de la gira para determinar los clasificados a los play off de la FedEx Cup. "Hubo varias sorpresas, partiendo por el ganador Jim Herman (...) un jugador especial, con una historia notable, todas su victorias son desde los 38 años y hasta hace no mucho era un profesor del club de Donald Trump en New Jersey", cuenta Troncoso.

Jim Herman sits down with the media following his victory at the Wyndham Championship.

Jim Herman comes out of nowhere to win the Wyndham, Si Woo makes a bizarre play, Koepka misses the cut, and everything else from the Wyndham with Golf Channel's Ryan Lavner. We also discuss the U.S. Am at Bandon (recorded before the finish of the championship match) as well as some bizarre controversies that emerged during the week, the current state of college and amateur golf and more.

What would have been an immaculate betting card was spoiled by a Jim Herman win at the Wyndham, much to the chagrin of Granj + Fin. Nonetheless, the card still went 3/3 on Top 10's for the week and posted another impressive week of +16 units. It is FedEx Cup Playoffs time as a field of the top 125 from the season tee it up at TPC Boston for The Northern Trust. The guys give you everything you need to know about the course and what key stats to look for when building DFS lineups and making your bets for the week. Follow us on iG/Twitter @tailandprint for all of our plays and insight Download, rate, review and SUBSCRIBE to the pod #TailAndPrint

On today's show: With breaking news happening in the sports world every day, here's our can't-miss list of headlines from this past weekend. 1. Grizzlies/Blazers (6:35) 2. Grizzlies Season Perfect Ending (15:17) 3. Grizzlies Season Overall (29:50) 4. NBA Playoffs (52:40) 5. Saliva Testing (1:09:13) 6. TV Watching (1:16:36) 7. NFL Training Camps (1:20:02) 8. Jim Herman (1:26:48) 9. Gerald McCoy (1:34:46) 10. Games Today (1:38:36) Watch LIVE at Noon, Weekdays on the Grizzlies App: bit.ly/MemGrizzApp Watch today's full show at: youtube.com/grindcitymedia

John Swantek hangs with John Maginnes to discuss the weekend in the golf world, including Jim Herman’s third PGA TOUR victory at the Wyndham Championship.

Jim Herman has punched his ticket to the FedEx Cup Playoffs in style! Hermie topped Billy Horschel by one stroke on Sunday at the Wyndham Championship. We’re chatting about his amazing story (0:50). Billy Horschel finished runner-up after a stellar performance over the weekend. Are we feeling good about Billy Ho as we enter a time of year where he’s had success (10:00)? We also highlight some players who just made the playoffs by the skin of their teeth, including Shane Lowry who is booking a late flight to Boston (27:50). We wrap with a confidence check on some star players ahead of the FedEx Cup Playoffs. Brooks Koepka and Tommy Fleetwood aren’t in great form, but how about our old buddy Sungjae (31:45)? ————————— Check us out on YouTube for video podcasts and exclusive content, visit https://www.youtube.com/FirstCutPodcast 'First Cut' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow our hosts on Twitter: @KylePorterCBS, @mark_immelman, @RickRunGood, @therealGFD For more golf coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/golf/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Lance talks with local PGA Pro Jim Herman about the PGA's return to action.

Lance talks with local PGA Pro Jim Herman about the PGA's return to action.

Lance talks with PGA Pro Jim Herman about life without golf during the COVID-19 lockdown.

In the midst of a hectic week at The Players, D.J. and Tron sat down with PGA Tour pro Jim Herman to discuss his career, battling through Q-School to eventually earn tour status, working at Trump National in Bedminster, and his two PGA Tour wins.

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Host Steven Offenbaker (@soffenbaker) sits down with Cincinnati native and PGA golfer Jim Herman (@gohermie) to talk Reds baseball and life on the PGA tour.

This week the boys recap Shane Lowry’s surreal victory at The Open, Jim Herman wins the Barbasol, read the news, and a couple of surprise Top 5’s for the listeners! Open Recap: Shane Lowry – Champion Golfer of the Year Sunday Scaries Brooks with another season for the record books Barbasol Recap: Jim Herman won […] The post Episode 73 – Open Recap appeared first on Drive The Green Golf.

The St. X and UC product called into Sports Talk.

Lance talks to Jim Herman who won the Barbasol Championship, also a St. Xavier High School Grad. Mike Daniels and Jaheim Thomas call in after Jaheim (a Top 5 Ohio football Prospect) chooses UC football and Lance has Mike Bohn to talk more UC football.

The Golf Boys talk to Jim Herman right before he teed off on Friday, recap the Valspar, discuss praying on the green, and much more!

Golf Channel's Will Gray goes one-on-one with PGA Tour winner Jim Herman. The Ohio native made his first appearance in the Masters Tournament after winning the 2016 Shell Houston Open. Herman also discussed his relationship with President Trump, what he does off the golf course, and his beloved Cincinnati Bearcats.

We spoke with PGA Tour winner Jim Herman about his career thus far, his win at the Shell Houston Open, how he's preparing for the Open Championship, life on tour and golf course architecture.  Hope you enjoy!

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 and guest;Dr. Bob Winters, Sports Psychologist from David Leadbetter Academy, Mental Conditioning Coach and renowned author, and Kevin Sternett, assistant pro at Golden Bear Club at Keene's Point, Will Perry, EVVUS, are in the studio for the Masters preview show sponsored by SwingClick.  Holly asks Dr. Bob about all the amazing story lines surrounding this years Masters. Such as: Newcomer Kevin Kisner, Jordan Spieth going for back-to-back Masters titles, Rory McIlroy trying to complete the major grand slam, Jason Day going for back to back majors or three consecutive PGA Tour wins. Then their is fan favorite Phil Mickelson's continued quest to get the green jacket once again. Dr. Bob explains that players are fighting not only the battle in their own mind, but they and others expectations. The mental and emotional jousting along with a lot of great golf. The duo talk about the Masters' Par 3 contest had 9 hole-in-ones including back-to-back aces on the same hole by Justin Thomas and Rickie Fowler. Gary Player had an ace on the first hole at 80-years-young.  Garry Smits, Florida Times Union in Jacksonville, calls in from the press room at Augusta National. Garry said that there has been a lot of discussion about whether some of the players have over prepared or under prepared. The Masters has the best practice area in the world. Jason Day had mentioned that you can be out there all day and leave your game on the range. Dr Bob asks Garry about that premise. Garry feels that the way that you beat this course is to play it over and over, instead of spending hours on the practice greens and driving ranges. Holly talks to Garry about the weather at Augusta for the week of the Masters.  Smits mentions that the greens are firm and fast. He thinks the wind might be the issue more than the rain. The wind players and the Europeans and someone like Rickie Fowler have the advantage typically with these conditions. Holly asks about Jim Herman's win at the Shell Houston Open last week that earned him the final spot for this year's Masters tournament. There were some really good golfers in the field that Herman beat. Gary said that Herman has played a lot of golf and is 38 years old. Gary said that his pick is Bubba Watson to win his third Green Jacket this week. SwingClick PLUS, one of the #1 training devices on Amazon.com. Master your timing, temp and rhythm with SwingClick. Mike Weir, Bubba Watson and Phil Mickelson are three left handed golfers who have won The Masters.  Holly asks Kevin Sternett, who has been to Augusta six times, about his experience at Augusta many years ago. Dr Bob talks about the undulations and the slope of the greens at Augusta and how they are different than other courses. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in from Augusta after spending time at the ANA Inspiration the week before won by Lydia Ko. Her second major championship at the age of 18. Steve talks about that Ko isn't the most powerful golfer on the LPGA, but she is one of the most consistent players on the tour. Dr Bob talks to Steve about the demeanor of Lydia and that is what separates her from the field. Steve said that he feels that Jason Day or Bubba Watson to win the Masters this week. Kip Ingle calls in from The Golf Auction to wrap up the show and talks about some vintage golf collectibles and memorabilia. The actual ball that Cary Middlecoff used to win the 1955 Masters. Arnold Palmer's 1958 ball he used to win the Masters. A first edition of Down The Fairway that is autographed are just some of the items you can bid on. Also you can consign your items with The Golf Auction or call 866-842-0268. The Golf Auction has a few auctions that run during the course of the year.

Augusta - The azaleas are in bloom and the field is set but who will be wearing The Green Jacket on Sunday? Bob & Alex analyze, discuss and predict. Meanwhile,Jim Herman punches his ticket to Augusta by winning the Shell Houston Open; Lydia Ko wins the first LPGA major of the year; Rees Jones says he designed the Golf Club of Houston to resemble shot values at Augusta; Masters Contest - email your pick to entry@thegrillroom.com by Noon Sunday

It's Masters week! Shane takes a quick look back at the three things he loved last week, including Jim Herman's win and Lydia Ko's continued dominance. Then, we get you ready for one of the biggest weeks in golf. Everything you need to know heading into this week at Augusta. Plus, a very special conversation with three-time Masters champion, the legendary Gary Player. His thoughts on the tournament, his relationship with Arnold and Jack, and much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Host Marie Hulett talks with Sue Bendheim, Lily Sanctuary, Parrot Rescue/education; Jim Herman, Fish Expert and news about aquarium decorating contest for kids at the OC Pet Expo

In this week's episode of the Golf Gambling Podcast on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network, Boston Capper (@boston_capper) and Steve Schirmer gripe about how 600/1 Jim Herman ruined what otherwise was a very profitable weekend for each of them at the Wyndham Championship. They then move on to The Northern Trust, including a breakdown of TPC Boston and talk about what types of players the golf course favors. After that, they give a complete analysis of all their favorite plays and fades in DraftKings, including a spirited debate over Justin Thomas vs. Bryson DeChambeau and what we can expect from Tiger Woods. Finally, they wrap up the show with their best bets for outright winners and matchup props on MyBookie.ag. Follow - Twitter ( https://twitter.com/gamblingpodcast ) | Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/sportsgamblingpodcast/ ) Subscribe - Apple ( https://sg.pn/sgpn ) | Spotify ( https://sg.pn/sgpns ) Website - SG.PN ( https://sg.pn/ ) Support for this episode - MyBookie ( https://record.webpartners.co/_r3-BH6SjvRkWqcfzuvZcQGNd7ZgqdRLk/7/ ) code "SGP" | Draft Kings ( https://www.draftkings.com/ ) code "SGP" | BetQL.co ( https://betql.co/ ) code "SGP20" | AcePerHead.com/SGP ( https://www.aceperhead.com/?cmpid=c2dwIHBvZGNhc3Q%3D ) Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands