Podcasts about Ladies European Tour

In this latest podcast episode I was joined by 2019 English Women's Amateur Strokeplay Champion Rebecca Earl who comes off a solid start to this year with a top 10 at Blair Atholl on Sunshine Ladies Tour in South Africa, T25th at Madaef Golfs Ladies Open in Morocco, T35th at Allegria Ladies Open in Austria both on LET Access Series as well as winning Rose Ladies Series event at Formby Golf Club a terrific achievement! Rebecca is from just outside of Chelmsford outside of London and started the game at the age of 11 where she joined Bishop's Stortford Golf Club but currently represents Princes Golf Club. In 2019, Rebecca would become the English Women's Amateur Strokeplay Champion before going to Wofford College in South Carolina where she would win 3x Individual NCAA DI Collegiate events before finishing off her final year at University of Houston in Texas. Rebecca would also finish runner up at 2023 English Women's Amateur Strokeplay.  Rebecca would turn pro in 2023 and would have a T12th at Santander Golf Tour Avila. In 2024 her best finish was 53rd at GET Golfing on LETAS proving just how difficult at times Golf can be at the highest pro levels something Rebecca was very open and honest about to her respect. In 2025 would see a T15th at Madaef Golf's Ladies Open, 48th at Czech Challenge & T13th at the prestigious Rose Ladies Open but would also see a run of 13 missed cuts out of 16 events although a very frustrating period it was important to find out how to deal with such adversity.  2026 has been a much better start for Rebecca and I wish her all the best this year in her push to the Ladies European Tour. Thanks for the chat and being open through some of the hardships. Download via Podbean, Apple & Spotify, also on YouTube.

In this episode I was pleased to be joined by 9x French National Champion & 2020 European Ladies Amateur Championship runner up Chloé Salort after starting off her preparations for 2026 in South Africa on Sunshine Ladies Tour with that managing to gain a start on Ladies European Tour at Joburg Ladies Open.  Chloé started the game at 9 years old and was also a very good swimmer before taking up Golf full time. A 9x French National Champion at all levels & representing France in 10 consecutive years Chloé would also win European Nations Cup in 2017 as well as finishing runner up at 2020 European Ladies Amateur Championship in Slovakia.  Chloé would go down the States route for education and would enroll at Kent State University and would also have a 26th place finish at Lacoste Ladies Open de France as an amateur. She would turn professional in 2023. Last year on LET Access Series, Chloé would have 9 Top 25 finishes on tour and goes into this season with a good sense of optimism. Thanks to Chloé for coming on to chat, all the best for 2026. Be sure to download via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify, also on YouTube.

Cette semaine dans Swing, retour avec Ugo Coussaud sur sa belle semaine sur le DPWorld Tour. Le Français s'est classé 9e du Turkish Open et se retrouve 37e de la Race to Dubaï. Il sera avec nous depuis Barcelone, juste avant d'entamer une nouvelle semaine sur le Tour. Nous parlerons également du LIV Golf avec Pascal Grizot, président de la FFGolf, qui donnera son point de vue sur un probable arrêt de la ligue. Dans la dernière partie de l'émission nous irons à Maurice qui recevait, la semaine dernière et pour la première fois de son histoire un tournoi du Ladies European Tour. Agathe Laisné, leader de l'ordre du mérite et 5e de ce MCB Ladies Classic nous donnera son ressenti après ce nouveau bon résultat.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Smilla Sønderby brød ikke bare sin egen, men hele Danmarks tre år lange sejrstørke på Ladies European Tour, da hun søndag, med sin mor som caddie, tog sin anden sejr, denne gang på Mauritius. Vi taler med Smilla (1:17:17) om op- og nedture og om en søndag hun aldrig glemmer. De saudi-arabiske milliarder forsvinder endegyldigt fra LIV Golf med udgangen af 2026, og vi taler med manden bag twitter-profilen Monday Q Info, Ryan French (39:07), der pludselig befandt sig i orkanens øje, i Financial Times og på CNN, da han breakede historien om LIVs nye økonomiske situation. Vi når desuden omkring Nelly Korda, Nicolai Højgaard, Martin Leth Simonsen, Emily Kristine Pedersen, Jacob Skov Olesen, Marcus Helligkilde og Søren Kjeldsen. Golf Showet er produceret i samarbejde med https://golfexperten.dk og https://dmgreenkeeping.dk Læs om vores samarbejde med formueforvalteren Othania på https://othania.dk/golfshowet/

Emission spéciale en direct de l'île Maurice où se déroule cette semaine le MCB Ladies Classic tournoi du Ladies European Tour. Au programme de l'émission, un décryptage du parcours, une analyse des forces en présence et un entretien avec Agathe Laisné, leader de l'ordre du mérite. Anne-Lise Caudal, 42 ans et plus de 20 ans de carrière sur le LET sera avec nous ainsi que Sébastien Pilot, directeur du golf. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In dieser Folge von „Grün & saftig“ diskutieren Hinnerk Baumgarten, Julius Allzeit, Sven Hanft und Bene Staben über die große Frage, die gerade über LIV Golf schwebt: Wie belastbar ist das Projekt noch wirklich? Ausgangspunkt sind Berichte über die Rolle des saudischen Public Investment Fund und Aussagen von CEO Scott O'Neil, der die Finanzierung für die Saison 2026 bekräftigt hat – ohne die Zeit danach wirklich aufzulösen. Im Podcast geht es um mögliche Folgen für Spieler wie Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Cameron Smith oder Paul Casey und um die Frage, wie ein sportlicher Rückweg auf PGA Tour oder DP World Tour überhaupt aussehen könnte. Außerdem richtet die Runde den Blick auf das Amundi German Masters powered by VcG, das vom 14. bis 17. Mai 2026 auf dem Nord Course der Green Eagle Golf Courses ausgetragen wird. Besprochen werden die deutsche Präsenz im Feld, darunter Esther Henseleit, die Atmosphäre rund um das erste Tee und die besondere Aktion für Hörerinnen und Hörer: Gesucht wird ein Tee Announcer für das Turnier. Dazu kommen Eindrücke von der Ladies European Tour, ein Blick auf Selina Sattelkau und der übliche Schlenker zu Tops, Flops und den kleinen Absurditäten des Golfalltags. Die im Gespräch genannte LET-Siegerin heißt korrekt Agathe Laisné, Olivia Cowan war beste Deutsche. Highlights: LIV Golf unter Druck: Reicht die gesicherte Finanzierung nur bis Ende 2026? Diskussion über mögliche Rückwege von LIV-Spielern auf PGA Tour und DP World Tour LET-Update mit Agathe Laisné als Siegerin und Olivia Cowan als bester Deutscher Eure Chance beim Amundi German Masters: Gesucht wird ein Tee Announcer Hinter den Kulissen von Green Eagle: Platzvorbereitung, T-Boxen, Turnier-Set-up Tops & Flops der Woche von Miguel Ángel Jiménez bis AK-50-Ligastart Chapters: 00:00 Begrüßung und Themenüberblick 02:35 LIV Golf: Steht das Projekt vor einer Zäsur? 16:40 Brooks, Bryson und die Folgen für Rückkehrer 20:30 LET-Update mit Selina Sattelkau und Agathe Laisné 22:30 Amundi German Masters: Tee-Announcer gesucht 29:00 Vatertagsaktion und Atmosphäre am ersten Tee 34:20 Green Eagle aus Sicht der Platzvorbereitung 37:10 Tops, Flops und Hole-in-One-Geschichten

What does it really cost to become a professional golfer? In this episode of Everything Counts: Sports Edition, Investec-sponsored SA professional golfer Kaiyuree Moodley shares what it really takes to build a career in professional golf – from funding a career on tour to managing pressure, uncertainty and financial mistakes along the way. From picking up her first golf club at just four years old to competing on the Sunshine Ladies Tour and Ladies European Tour, Kaiyuree reflects on the financial and emotional realities behind the sport. She opens up about: • The true cost of becoming a professional golfer • Why “making the cut” doesn't always mean making money • A costly currency mistake she'll never forget • Life as a student-athlete in the United States • The financial pressures of performing for a paycheck • Why visibility matters for the future of women's sport This is more than a sports story – it's a conversation about discipline, resilience and building a sustainable career in an unpredictable profession. If you care about: • Financial literacy • Career uncertainty • Long-term financial planning • Building a sustainable income this episode is for you. 00:00 Introduction 01:15 How Kaiyuree Moodley got into golf 03:30 Early sacrifices and family support 06:00 Life as a student-athlete in the U.S. 08:30 The real cost of professional golf 11:00 Why making the cut doesn't guarantee income 13:00 Kaiyuree Moodley's biggest money mistake 15:00 The pressure of playing for a paycheck 17:00 Financial realities of women's sport 19:30 Key money lessons and discipline 22:00 Financial literacy for young athletes 24:00 Closing thoughts Watch the vodcast now on YouTube and subscribe to Investec Focus Radio for more conversations that prove: when it comes to money, everything counts. Investec Focus Radio SA

Cameron Young gewinnt The Players mit Mut vom Tee, Ludvig Åberg zerlegt die Schlussrunde – und nebenbei geht es um Krisenmanagement im eigenen Spiel. Julius Allzeit, Sven Hanfft und Benedikt Staben analysieren eines der aufregendsten Turnierfinals des Jahres: The Players Championship 2026. Im Mittelpunkt steht Cameron Young, der sich den Titel in Ponte Vedra Beach mit einem entschlossenen Drive am 72. Loch sichert und Matt Fitzpatrick um einen Schlag hinter sich lässt. Ludvig Åberg, nach drei Runden noch klar vorne, verliert das Turnier auf den letzten neun Löchern – und liefert damit den Anlass für eine intensive Diskussion über Taktik, Emotionen und den Umgang mit Druck. Auch aus Amateur-Sicht wird es konkret: Was hilft, wenn nach ein, zwei Fehlern nichts mehr zusammenläuft? Dazu blickt die Runde auf die deutschen Ergebnisse in Florida: Matti Schmid beendet die Woche bei Even Par auf Rang T46, Stephan Jäger wird T62. Danach geht es weiter zur Ladies European Tour nach Australien, wo Alexandra Försterling und Leonie Harm erneut solide abliefern, sowie zu den nächsten Stationen auf DP World Tour und HotelPlanner Tour. Im zweiten Teil wird es persönlicher: Hinnerks Sprachnachricht aus Marrakesch, Lieblings-Golfdestinationen von Portugal bis Südschweden, eine Debatte über Greenfee-Grenzen auf Mallorca und ein Gespräch über Kiki Dregmann als Teaching-Pro auf der Insel. Zum Schluss: Tops und Flops der Woche – von Allen John über das Tiger-Gerücht in Augusta bis zur Frage, warum man sich über einen schiefen, aber brauchbaren Drive vielleicht nicht immer ärgern sollte. Highlights: Cameron Young gewinnt The Players mit einem mutigen Driver am Schlussloch Analyse des Åberg-Einbruchs: Taktikfehler, Druck und Caddy-Rolle Konkrete Tipps für Hobbygolfer nach schlechten Löchern oder Krisenrunden Deutscher Blick auf Sawgrass mit Matti Schmid und Stephan Jäger Starke Form der deutschen Frauen auf LET und LPGA Golfreise-Talk: Marrakesch, Portugal, Südschweden und Mallorca im Preischeck

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ie neue Saison ist spürbar da – auf den Plätzen genauso wie in dieser Folge von Grün & saftig. Hinnerk Baumgarten, Julius Allzeit und Benedict Staben sprechen über den Saisonstart auf heimischen Anlagen, neue Sommergrüns und die Eröffnung der neuen Range in Green Eagle. Danach geht es direkt auf die großen Touren: Akshay Bhatia holt sich das Arnold Palmer Invitational im Playoff gegen Daniel Berger, Ludvig Åberg mischt vorne mit, und Matti Schmid nutzt die Puerto Rico Open mit Rang fünf stark für sich. Auch Jeremy Paul sammelt wichtige Punkte. Dazu blickt die Runde auf weitere Tourgeschichten: Jon Rahm gewinnt in Hongkong auf der LIV Golf League, Dan Bradbury sichert sich erneut die Joburg Open, Marcel Siem und Allen John setzen in Südafrika deutsche Akzente. Bei den Frauen geht es um Kelsey Bennett auf der Ladies European Tour und Esther Henseleits solides Ergebnis bei der Blue Bay LPGA in China. Außerdem diskutieren die drei die unübersichtliche TV- und Abo-Lage für Golffans in Deutschland – zwischen MagentaTV, Sky und den Majors. Im Schlussteil wird es persönlich und meinungsstark: Luke Donald bleibt Ryder-Cup-Kapitän Europas und sorgt bei Bene für Begeisterung, Julius berichtet vom ersten Teamtraining in Green Eagle, Hinnerk feiert seltene Emotionen von Scottie Scheffler – und zum Ende erinnert die Runde an einen wichtigen Impulsgeber des deutschen Golfs. Eine Folge zwischen Vorfreude, Touranalyse und ehrlicher Einordnung. Highlights: Akshay Bhatia gewinnt das Arnold Palmer Invitational im Playoff gegen Daniel Berger Matti Schmid wird Fünfter bei der Puerto Rico Open, auch Jeremy Paul landet in den Top 10 Jon Rahm siegt in Hongkong, Dan Bradbury holt erneut die Joburg Open Luke Donald bleibt Ryder-Cup-Kapitän Europas – für Bene der Top der Woche Diskussion über Golf im TV: MagentaTV, Sky, Majors und der Frust vieler Fans Saisonstart in Deutschland: Sommergrüns, neue Range in Green Eagle und erstes Teamtraining

On this week's edition of the podcast, Peter and Rónán try to make sense of Sunday night as Shane Lowry snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in an unthinkable fashion at the Cognizant Classic.Lowry led by three strokes with three to play but back to back double bogeys compounded a disastrous finish as Nico Echavarria stole in for the victory and to pay off the mortgage. There are still plenty of reasons to be positive for Lowry going forward on what was a generally positive week for the Irish with two runner-up finishes on mini tours while Áine Donegan shone in Australia on her professional debut on the Ladies European Tour.

After a long while of trying, it was a pleasure to finally be joined by 7x Professional title winner & 2x Belgian Olympian Manon De Roey after a solid season stateside reaching CME Tour finals on LPGA Tour. Manon'a trophy collection also includes 3x Ladies European Tour titles at 2022 Aramco Series Bangkok, 2024 Investec SA Women's Open & last year's Australian Women's Classic.  Manon is from the Schilde Muncipality just outside of Antwerp in Belgium and although she played Hockey for 13 years at a good level, she would start playing the game around about the age of 11. Manon had some success at Junior & Amateur level winning the Belgian Amateur Strokeplay twice in 2013 & 2014, winning the 2014 Belgian Matchplay Championship, receiving the 2009 Annette De Vooght Trophy given to the Best Female Belgian player, would participate in 2009 European Girls' Team Championships for Belgium as well as the European Ladies' Team Championship & Espirito Santo Trophy in Japan during her time at University of New Mexico. In 2015 Manon would turn professional and between 2018 & 2019 on LET Access Series she would pick up 3 titles winning WPGA International Challenge in back to back years as well as 2019 Santander GT LETAS Valencia. In 2020 in the midst of a weird time De Roey would pick up a mini tour title in Australia at Aoyuan International Moss Vale Pro Am.  As well as participating at both 2021 & 2024 Olympic Games in Tokyo and Paris respectively some great memories for Manon to reflect on, 2022 would see the maiden title won on Ladies European Tour at Aramco Series Individual in Bangkok by 3 shots (Manon actually brings out the trophy on camera, lovely). She would follow that up in 2024 in South Africa winning by 4 then at last year's Australian Women's Classic at Coffs Harbour playing one of the most clutch 2nd shots in a long time to win by a shot to Cara Gainer.  In 2025 alone outwith the LET victory would see a 9th placed finish at Chevron Championship major and a host of good finishes contributing to making CME Tour finals at Tiburon, a fantastic achievement. I just want to thank Manon for being such a great guest. Great player, lovely person and thanks for the privilege of seeing your trophy on the screen! All the best for 2026! Downloads via Podbean, Apple & Spotify also be sure to check out the video recording on YouTube

In this episode I was joined by highly talented current Ladies European Tour pro Maddison Hinson-Tolchard who goes into 2026 season with confidence after a very solid rookie season finishing 32nd on LET Order of Merit which included 2 Top 10's & 7 Top 25's in 2025 with the highlights coming at Tenerife Womens Open (T8th) & career best 3rd at La Sella Open.  Maddison is from Perth, Australia and would pick up her first clubs at the age of 2 with her fathers influence (the classic way to spend quality time together) and would start competing in events round about the age of 8. At 13 Maddy would win Srixon Junior Championship which she would do a three peat winning in 2016 & 2017 too. Junior victories include 2017 Western Australian Amateur, 2018 Australian Girls' Junior Championship & 2018 Victorian Amateur Championship. Maddison would also represent Western Australia Junior Teams on 6 occasions and would be captain in 2018 & would also play in 4x WA Womens Team & would finish runner up at 2019 IMG Academy Junior World Championships. In 2020 would see MHT move to Oklahoma State University and in that time has been Big 12 Player of the Year twice & Karrie Webb award winner twice. In 2022 and 2023 Maddison would represent Australia at Espirito Santo Trophy with Kelsey Bennett & Kirsten Rudgeley in France then Justice Bosio & Caitlin Pierce in Abu Dhabi which would see Australia finish 6th in the team & Maddison 8th individually. She would also in 2023 play for International at Palmer Cup, for Asia/Pacific at Patsy Hankins Trophy, play in the Augusta National Women's Amateur & also the chance to play at US Women's Open at Pebble Beach. Thanks to Maddison for coming on to chat for another great story and definitely a player to keep your eye on in 2026. Be sure to download via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify!

I was delighted to be joined by the fantastic Ale Fanali after another super consistent season on Ladies European Tour finishing 27th which included 4 Top 10's and a 2nd placed finish at Ford NSW Open at Wollongong finishing shy of an inspirational display from Mimi Rhodes and making her Major championship debut at Royal Porthcawl. After chatting with Ale & partner/caddy Giulio in Spain it was great to have her on for a full episode. A great duo at the moment. Alessandra is from Alatri in the Lazio district of Italy and would take up the game at round about 9 years old. Ale has had a great junior career which seen her play in 2017 Junior Solheim Cup for Europe, 4x European Ladies' Am Team Championship for Italy but biggest of all was helping Italy make history winning their first ever Gold Medal at 2016 European Girls' Team Championships a memory that has stuck forever. Ale would go to Arizona State University alongside Linn Grant & Alexandra Försterling and would participate in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur in 2019. In 2022 Ale would finish runner up at Italian Ladies Open as an amateur after Morgane Metraux holed for Eagle from 20ft to clinch the title in the playoff.  Since 2023 Fanali has been very consistent performer and has numerous Top 10 & Top 20 finishes on tour including 3 runner ups on LET and would represent Italy at 2024 Olympics Games. A fun episodes full of laughs and good times. Thanks so much Ale for being great! The win is coming soon. Be sure to download via Podbean, Spotify & Apple Podcasts. 

After a tough slog of 5 years on this podcast I finally reached the milestone episode where Chasing Pars Golf Podcast turns 200 it was a pleasure to be joined by 2x Ladies Europran Tour winner, 1x Symetra Tour winner & Swiss Olympian Morgane Metraux from sunny Florida!  Morgane was brought up in Lausanne, Switzerland and along with Ladies European Tour member sister Kim would start to play the game at the age of 10. Morgane would go to Florida State University receiving All American honours in the process at FSU. In her Amateur career Morgane has represented Switzerland twice at Espirito Santo Trophy, represented Switzerland 3 times at European Ladies' Amateur Team Championships and participated in 2017 Vagliano Trophy for Europe which they won. Morgane would also shoot (-10) 62 at European Individual Ladies Amateur Championship. Morgane would make the jump to professional life in 2018 and by her own admission a little bit of a rocky road the first few years which included a long injury, Covid and looking for confidence. In 2021 on Symetra Tour (now Epson) she would win Island Resort Championship by 1 shot to Maude-Aimee LeBlanc. 2022 would see Morgane win her maiden LET title at Italian Women's Open getting the better of Alessandra Fanali (am at the time) & Meg MacLaren in a playoff before winning 2024 Jabra Ladies Open at her favourite place in the world Evian Resort!  This year Morgane plans to mix up LET & LPGA starts as she looks to have a better year after a poor 2025 from her own standards. I want to thank Morgane for being such a great guest and had a lot of fun recording this! Be sure to download via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify! Thank you for the wavering support in reaching 200 episodes! 

In the first recorded episode of Chasing Pars Golf Podcast it was great to be joined by the talented Indian star Avani Prashanth fresh off a full rookie season on Ladies European Tour where she would finish 36th on LET Order of Merit standings including 2 5th placed finishes at Hulencourt Open where she would be the leader and at her home event at Hero Indian Women's Open at DLF and would also finish the season strong 11th at Andalucia Open de Espana. Avani is from Bangalore in India and would start playing the game at 3 years of age and would win her first event on IGU Tour at 14 years old in 2021 as an amateur.  Avani would have some great experiences as a junior and amateur playing in prestigious events such as Patsy Hankins Trophy for Team Asia, 2023 Asian Games in China with India & one of the major highlights being the individual winner of 2023 Queen Sirikit Cup and helping India finish 2nd in the team aspect. Avani would also become the first Indian amateur player to at Augusta National Women's Amateur Championship & the first Indian player to qualify for US Womens Amateur Open. In 2023 on LET Access Series would see Avani Prashanth win Ahlsell Trophy defeating Matilda Björkman & Isabell Ekström by a shot to further enhance her status as a really promising amateur to be feared.  Known for her driving distance and accuracy as well as her fearless approach on the golf course it's clear to see how talented Avani is even at 19 years of age! She also is a big advocate for inspiring other young golfers to take up the game! Thanks Avani for a good chat and wish you well for the start of this season and beyond! Be sure to download via Podbean, Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Thanks for the continued support!

In tonight's programme:After cup action kicked off proceedings in 2026 last weekend, league action returns in earnest in Manx footballWe hear from Isle of Man pro golfer, Ana Dawson on securing her first full card on the Ladies European Tour for the latest campaignA busy rugby schedule is on the cards, including Douglas looking to bounce back in Regional 2 North West after a tough DecemberAnd this weekend sees the 2026 Isle of Man hockey season get underwayThis week featuring Tony Mepham, Ana Dawson, Dave Christian and Ben Cunningham

Since 2023, Isle of Man golfer, Ana Dawson has taken the plunge into the professional ranks of the sport.In that time, the former Peel competitor has made memories along the way whilst also featuring on the prestigious Ladies European Tour and also the LET Access Series.And now, following an impressive performance at LET Q-School in Morocco late last year, she has the exciting prospect of having a full card for the Ladies European Tour in 2026.With what could be a promising journey ahead, Manx Radio has been speaking with Ana to find out what it means to her to make this major step forward and also what she's hoping to achieve over the coming campaign

Nuevo episodio de la Bola Provisional de Ten Golf con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Analizamos lo que está ocurriendo en Mauricio, la buena actuación de los españoles, lo que nos están dejando las escuelas del Asian Tour y del Ladies European Tour y nos metemos de lleno en lo que puede pasar el próximo año. El día 31 está a la vuelta de la esquina y hay que ir haciendo predicciones para preparar el cuerpo a lo que viene. Os recordamos que estamos sorteando una caja con 12 bolas Titleist y que participar es muy sencillo.Con la colaboración de AndBank.

Nuevo episodio de la Bola Provisional de Ten Golf con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Analizamos lo que está ocurriendo en Mauricio, la buena actuación de los españoles, lo que nos están dejando las escuelas del Asian Tour y del Ladies European Tour y nos metemos de lleno en lo que puede pasar el próximo año. El día 31 está a la vuelta de la esquina y hay que ir haciendo predicciones para preparar el cuerpo a lo que viene. Os recordamos que estamos sorteando una caja con 12 bolas Titleist y que participar es muy sencillo. Con la colaboración de AndBank.

Vi er halvvejs i årets sidste måned. Der resterer én turnering på DP World Tour, og så er der Q-school med dansk deltagelse på Ladies European Tour og Asian Tour denne uge. Vi ser på hvordan danskerne klarede sig i ugen der gik, og så begynder vi tilbageblikket på et særdeles begivenhedsrigt 2025. Hvem løb med overskriften i første halvår, hvad vil du huske det for, og så kigger vi på vores top-3-højdepunkter fra vores egen podcast-verden fra årets første seks måneder. Vi kommer selvfølgelig også omkring ugen der gik ude i verden, og vi taler om drama i Sydafrika og ikke mindst ved PGA Tourens Q-school, hvor der var fem kort til 2026 på spil. Golf Showet er produceret i samarbejde med https://www.golfexperten.dk og https://dmgreenkeeping.dk

I was pleased to be joined by recent LPGA & LET pro caddy Jonathan Katzman who just recently finished his 5th season out on tour as a pro caddy which he finished on a high with the highly rated Chinese talent Liqi Zeng finishing 2nd at Aramco Series event in Shenzhen after a short stint this year on Ladies European Tour with Anna Foster. Jonathan got his caddying gig started round about 2020 on the Korn Ferry Tour and had some nice runs but it was the run in with Nataliya Guseva that shaped his caddying career in a successful run helping her win on Epson Tour, finishing 1st on Ladies European Tour Final Qualifying and embarking on a great run together in her rookie LPGA Tour season with 2 2nd's in Portland & Hawaii as well as making CME Tour finals in 2024! We find out about what is on the agenda next for Jonathan as he looks to fulfil other passions outside of Golf! Thanks for coming on the chat Jonathan, all the best! Remember to download via Podbean,  Spotify & Apple Podcasts it massively helps the show!

Cette semaine dans Swing nous reviendrons sur la première victoire en carrière de Nastasia Nadaud. La Française remporte la finale du Ladies European Tour et termine à la 3e place de l'ordre du mérite et vise désormais la montée sur le LPGA. Renaud Gris, son entraineur sera avec nous pour en parler.Dans la deuxième partie de l'émission, Antoine Rozner nous fera le bilan de son année 2025 sur le PGA Tour et nous irons à Melbourne pour prendre des nouvelles de Cléments Charmasson qui dispute en Australie ses premiers tournois de l'année 2026 du DPWorld Tour.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In the final day of the final event of 2025 Ladies European Tour schedule which seen the extremely talented Nastasia Nadaud win her maiden title after a terrific season of 7 Top 10's & 15 Top 25 finishes this year for the Chambery ace, It was great to be joined by both Sara Kouskova & Kirsten Rudgeley. Sara joined me to discuss her breakthrough year on tour with 2 wins coming in back to back weeks at Jabra Ladies Open in Evian & Tenerife Women's Open at a difficult Abama Golf which has culminated in the star from Karlovy Vary finishing inside the top 10 on LET Order of Merit and getting the chance next week to gain her LPGA Tour card in Alabama. LPGA Tour Sara admitted that it isn't the be all and end all for her as she loves the LET family but will give it the best go she can. Kirsten joined me for a quick chat after her round where she finished at -12 for the tournament finishing in solo 2nd place this week as we find out about what she thinks of Real Guadalhorce, her plans back home in Australia over the festive period before playing some of the events in Australia to come. Kirsten has become a regular threat at this level and I am sure the win will come shorlty. Thanks Sara & Kirsten for the chat and have fun over the festive season! Download via Podbean, Apple & Spotify. A big thank you to everyone that has participated this week with me on the recordings it means lots, a fantastic week had!

In another brilliant episode today from tournament day 2 of Andalucia Open de Espana I was joined by the 36 hole leader 2023 LET Order of Merit winner Trichat Cheenglab who goes into the weekend with a 7 shot advantage to Fanali in 2nd after a quite sensational round of -8 63 to finish on -15 after 2 rounds which is an unbelievable performance so far while also joining me was podcast guest not too long ago 4x Santander Golf Tour winner Lauren Holmey who came to join in as we find out about their tournament so far and what their thoughts are on the course at Guadalhorce. Trichat Cheenglab also known by Mine won 2023 Order of Merit & was Rookie of the Year in the same season which she won Big Green Egg Open defeating Nicole Broch Estrup & Lydia Hall by a shot at Hilvershumsche in The Netherlands. Trichat would go on to play on LPGA Tour and would struggle with life in the US  admitting that she lost her swing in the process. Last event in Shenzhen for Aramco China Championship would see Cheenglab finish 2nd which would help get her into the season finale in Malaga where she currently leads by 7 after 36 holes.  Lauren Holmey a recent guest of the podcast is 4 time winner this year on Santander Golf Tour in Avila, Girona, La Coruna & Sevilla to finish top in the Order of Merit standings which got her an invite into this weeks event at Guadalhorce. Lauren gives me an honest assessment of her game this week ahead of the crucial final stage Q School in Morocco in her bid to get back onto Ladies European Tour. Thanks very much to Trichat & Lauren for both joining me at the same time. Was great to chat. Download via Podbean, Apple & Spotify!

Hello from beautiful Malaga for this week's Ladies European Tour season finale at Andalucia Costa del Sol Open de Espana at Real Guadalhorce Club de Golf as the top 64 players in the rankings along with 11 invitees are here to battle it out in sunny Spain. Today it was a pleasure to be joined live in person by teenage sensation and a 2x winner this year in Anna Huang with 2 wins at La Sella Open and Lacoste Ladies Open de France in back to back weeks to break the records at 16 years of age and 2x LET winner Diksha Dagar as we discuss this week in Malaga, 2025 season from both ladies as well as finding out more about 2 fantastic players.  It was brilliant to speak with Diksha as we talked about her recent gold medal at the Deaf Olympics a superb achievement for someone special that navigates through life really well after being fully deaf from a young age. Representative for Indian Team at 2024 Olympic Games in Paris Diksha is truly passionate about representing India at any level. I admire her courage for chatting with us today as I know it can't always be easy.  Find out more about Anna & Diksha as the episode goes on with some good stuff in there. Thank you ladies! Download via Podbean, Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

I was joined by 2x title winner in 2025 Thalia Martin who joined to discuss her good form this year which has seen the talented English player win ABSA Ladies Invitational on Sunshine Ladies Tour & Madaef Golfs Ladies Open on LET Access Series in April while also on the LET she would manage to have a career best 4th placed finish at Hills Open in Sweden. Thalia was born in Banda Aceh in Indonesia before moving to England at an early age and is attached to Peterborough Milton Golf Club. Thalia would start playing the game at 12 years old with her father. At Myerscough College would see success with 2x BUCS Championships (2019 BUCS Northern Tournament & 2020 BUCS Exeter Invitational) and also won the Northamptonshire Ladies County Championship. Thalia would also finish T10th at R&A Women's Amateur Championship.  Turning pro in 2021 Thalia would grind away on LET Access Series starting off great with T5th at Golf Flanders LETAS Trophy & T3rd at Roma Alps LETAS Open as well as an invitation to ISPS Handa World Invitational at Galgorm Castle. In 2022 Thalia would make 16 starts on Ladies European Tour making 10 cuts in the process including 14th at NSW Open in Australia & 22nd at Aramco Series London individually. 2023 would see 7 Top 25 finishes but unfortunately the sad passing of her father had an effect on her year as Thalia bravely opens up about the aftermath of a horrendous event. 2024 would be a struggle on LET but the shining light of that season was a 7th at Lacoste Ladies Open DE France.  2025 has been the making of this talented player winning for the first time in her pro career in an emotional victory in South Africa followed by win on the LETAS at Madaef Golfs Open at -2 defeating Charlotte Heath for the title. Mixing both LET & LETAS starts this year has been a great learning experience which was culminate in a 4th at Hills Open in Sweden. Thalia would finish this season 88th on LET Order of Merit standings missing out on Andalucia Open de Espana by 7 places.  I want to thank Thalia for the courage to speak so openly about some of the struggles I know it wasn't easy! I wish you all the best in your recovery from injury for 2026. Download via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify.

In this latest episode I was pleased to be joined by Ladies European Tour pro & 2024 LETAS title winner Natacha Host Husted as we find out about her rookie year on the LET, what she has learned about herself and having Danish players on tour including being close with Smilla Tarning Sonderby & Sofie Kibsgaard, tour life in general, her journey and about the impact of Danish Golf in general over the past decade or so. Natacha is from Copenhagen, Denmark and gained the enthusiasm for the game at a young age competing with her older brothers and like most of the top Dane's plays out of Smorum Golfklubb just outside of the Danish capital. Natacha would have success winning 2019 European Amateur Championship while making numerous appearances for the Danish national team, Natacha would go to University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and is a 2x WGCA All-American Scholar and would also play a part in Ole Miss' first regional title in their program history. She would represent Denmark in 2x European Amateur Team Championships & 2023 Espirito Santo Trophy in Abu Dhabi alongside Cecilie Leth Nissen & Olivia Gronborg. In 2024 Natacha would turn pro and in only her 5th pro start would win 2024 PGA Championship Goteborg in tricky conditions on LETAS which would help her in her bid to finish 7th on LETAS Order of Merit to gain her LET tour card for 2025. This year has been a learning curve for Natacha but with Final Stage Q School coming up to regain her card I wish her all the best with it. A great episode with a talented player and overall lovely person. thanks Natacha! Listen, Download & Like on all usual platforms.

Cette semaine dans Swing, direction le Lacoste Ladies Open de France qui s'est déroulé fin septembre à Deauville. L'occasion de partir à la rencontre de Céline Boutier et Nastasia Nadaud. On commence avec Céline Boutier, 24e mondiale, qui a terminé 9e de l'Open de France. La Française revient sur son année 2025 et nous parle de son coach Cameron McCormick. Neuvième également de l'Open de France, Nastasia Nadaud réalise une saison pleine sur le Ladies European Tour. La joueuse d'Aix les Bains est pour le moment 9e de l'ordre du mérite et rêve toujours de LPGA.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Fresh off a major career decision I was joined by recently retired Ladies European Tour pro and 2024 Fidelity ADT Ladies Challenge champion Helen Tamy Kreuzer in what was a great chat as we dive straight into Helen's decision to end her professional golf career after 4 years as a pro which includes over 65+ starts on Ladies European Tour & Ladies European Tour Access Series amassing 11 Top 25 finishes between both tours including a career high T11th finish on LET at KPMG Women's Irish Open in 2022 & 3rd as a team at Aramco Team Series in Jeddah with Virginia Elena Carta & Lina Boqvist.  Helen is from Bensheim, Germany around about half an hour away from the city of Frankfurt where she has a great attachment to Frankfurt Golf Club. Helen would go to Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida & would win prestigious titles such as 2019 NCAA Div 2 South Regionals, 2021 South State Conference Championship & 2021 NCAA Div 2 Championship as well as representing Germany at for 2x European Ladies' Amateur Team Championship in 2020 at Uppsala in Sweden & 2021 at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland teaming with the likes of Alexandra Forsterling, Aline Krauter, Polly Mack & Sophie Witt.  Helen would turn pro in 2021 & would gain her LET tour card for 2022 where she would start her LET journey in a the picturesque Magical Kenya Open while coming across wildlife such as Zebras & Giraffes. 2022 was a successful rookie year which includes results such as 35th at Joburg Ladies Open, 34th at SA Open, 27th at Madrid Open, 20th at Jabra Ladies Open, 31st at Italian Open, 15th at Big Green Egg Open, 11th at KPMG Women's Irish Open, 24th at Hero Indian Open & 28th individual at Aramco Series in Jeddah. Some other highlights on LETAS would be 2nd at PGA Championship Goteborg in 2024,  Helen has a distinct passion for College Golf and openly acknowledges her roots & is looking at taking exams for future coaching privileges. It was great to speak with Helen to reflect on a big career change, I wish her all the best going forward. This podcast is in collaboration with Bunker Brigade Golf Apparel be sure to check out the latest designs and sales on Bunker Brigade website.   Be sure to listen & download via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify.

On today's show we have a wonderful conversation with Mark Shervill a tremendous coach from the hidden gem that is Lilleshall Golf Club in Shropshire I have known Mark for very many years We first met when he was a PGA Trainee at The Belfry over twenty years ago. Since then he has spent time evolving himself into a really effective coach He spent many days with Nick Middleton from Zen Golf on the DP World Tour His approach is really holistic and embraces all aspects of the Body-Mind system He and his wife Lisa Shervill, a former Ladies European Tour professional run some fantastic programs at Lilleshall especially focused around junior development His enthusiasm is infectious Perhaps the work that gives Mark most pleasure though is his work with ex forces personel in the ‘Battle Back' program Helping ex military men and women get back on track with their lives through the medium of golf. This is genuine contribution to the game and really makes you think about the sheer privilege we have just to be able to go out and play golf in a beautiful environment We discuss the importance of creating SHOTS and the sheer joy which can be gained in turning an image in your head to the reality of a beautifully struck shot Over 50 of Mark‘s pupils have now completed the Mobilise Your Swing Programme that Mark, Lisa and Aaron have created together combining physical, technical and mental aspects of golf with great results in all of these individuals from Junior to Senior Golfers. This great success has led them to  form the Shervill Golf Performance website where you can access the Mobilise Your Swing programme for yourself to help your body make the best golf swings possible! They also have a Speed & Power gym based programme that is proving to be a huge success, as well as The Junior Foundations programme which is ideal for giving young golfers the athletic foundations that they will need now and in the future. We are delighted offer you a special Mind Caddy discount code so you can become your best not only on the course but off it as well! MindCaddy10 for 10% discount off of all Shervill Golf Performance Programmes accessible on the website: ShervillGolf.co.uk To join us on the Mind Caddie journey go to https://www.mindcaddie.golf/ Shop with code : MINDFACTOR10 at checkout for 10% OFF your next order at www.fenixxcell.com @fenixxcell    

In this episode I was joined by 2x Ladies European Tour winner & 2x Solheim Cup participant Becky Brewerton who kindly came on for a great chat about her established career and what things are like at the minute having transitioned into a pro caddy since stopping playing in 2023. Becky is from St Asaph in Northern Wales and turned pro in 2004 after a brilliant Junior & Amateur career which included representing Great Britain & Ireland at 2000 Curtis Cup and 2002 Espirito Santo Trophy. Becky represented Wales 3 times at European Ladies' Amateur Team Championships, she is also a 2x Welsh Girls' Amateur Champion, 2x Welsh Ladies' Amateur Champion & Ladies' European Amateur Champion. In 2003 Becky held the lead until the 17th hole on Sunday at Tenerife Women's Open as an amateur. Becky turned pro in 2004 after finishing 13th at LET Final Q School and would make an instant impact on LET becoming a consistent figure on the tour. In 2007 she would win her maiden LET title at Chart Hills for Ladies English Open defeating Linda Wessberg, Kirsty Taylor & Karen Stupples by 3 shots before winning a 2nd title in 2009 at Panoramica Club for Open de Espana Femenino. Becky would get picked for 2007 Solheim Cup at Halmstad Golfklubb in Sweden joining the likes of legendary Annika Sorenstam, Dame Laura Davies, Trish Johnson, Suzann Petterssen & Catriona Matthew which was won by USA 16-12 before getting a second bite at the cheery 2 years later in 2009 at Rich Harvest Farms in Illinois which would feature a young upcoming Anna Nordqvist the first of her 9 Solheim Cups. Becky since stopping in 2023 has been caddying on LET for players such as Virginia Elena Carta & Meghan MacLaren and was good to chat about her different outlook in comparison to some of the players on the bag for. Want to thank Becky for taking time to come on the podcast it was great to speak with someone of her calibre with the longevity she showed in her glittering career. I hope you enjoy! Be sure to listen, download, like & subscribe via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify & be sure to leave a 5 star review it helps the show massively, thanks!

After a little bit of a break I was joined by Poland's history maker in Dorota Zalewska who became the first ever Polish player to win a tour card on Ladies European Tour in 2024 gaining 3 top 20's in her rookie season & held the lead at this year's Dutch Open at Goyer.   Dorota is from Szczesin, Poland and started out the game with her father at the age of 10 at Modry Las GC and has won Polish Junior Championship, Polish Matchplay & Polish Amateur Ladies Open. Dori went to University of Tennessee at Chattanooga winning 4  times at Chattanooga including NCAA Raleigh Regionals in 2023 and has represented Poland at 4 Espirito Santo Trophy's & 2 European Ladies' Amateur Team Championships.    Growing up Dori played numerous sports including Tennis where we eventually talk about Polish sports people including now 6x Grand Slam winner Iga Swiatek, Hubert Hurkacz & the legendary Robert Lewandowski. Dori speaks about her admiration for everything that Iga Swiatek has done in Tennis for the whole scale of Poland. We also have a chat about Makaron z Trustkawkami which is effectively Pasta with Strawberries & Cream which came into the spotlight recently as Swiatek's favourite meal.   I want to thank Dorota for coming on and being a pleasure to chat with. I wish her all the best in her quest to keep her playing privileges for the next season.    Be sure to listen, download while leaving a like and subscribe via the usual platforms Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Enjoy!

Some golf stories are just part of a much bigger and more important life story and on Episode 144, we meet just such a guest. Jennifer Lucas won the first Women's British Open in 1976, but it is what happened later in life, when she discovered a twin sister she never knew she had at the age of 55, that has dominated the last 20 years. In this engrossing chat with John Huggan, Jenny talks not only about being a pioneer of the women's game and the Ladies European Tour, but the impact such a major life discovery has when it comes so late in life.

Karl Morris is an instructor, an author, a podcaster and one of the leading minds in golf instruction.  Widely recognized as Europe's leading performance coach, Karl has worked with 6 Major Championship winners and over 100 PGA Tour, European Tour, LPGA and Ladies European Tour golfers. He joins #OntheMark to share insights on a new concept he has been using to help golfers, of all skill levels, to better levels of focus in practice, play and competition. Karl describes "One Point" and the elements to applying it for narrowed, more productive focus and attention.  He elaborates on One Point's 5 Points of Attention: Target Ball Flight Golf-Club Face Body Center Point, and an Element Unrelated to the Task Karl also teaches on topics like: Becoming your own Golf Shot Coach Solving the Puzzles of Golf Training around Impact Conditions Clarity of Intention, and Some Advice on Success from Coach Lou Holtz Help yourself to play and focus with more intent and better attention, while you develop both your "playing mindset' and your "training mindset."  Download and share or go to YouTube and search and subscribe to Mark Immelman.

Georgia Hall won the AIG Women's Open at Royal Lytham & St Annes in 2018, just five years after triumphing in the R&A Women's Amateur Championship. Georgia's victory wasn't just special because it was her first major, but also because her dad Wayne caddied for her that week. A superb final round of five-under-par featured numerous highlights, and Georgia was the first British winner of the event since Catriona Matthew clinched the title at the same venue in 2009. Georgia, who began playing golf aged seven after her dad took her to a driving range near their Bournemouth home, doubled her LPGA win tally when she triumphed in the Cambio Portland Classic in 2020. The three-time European Solheim Cup player is a two-time Ladies European Tour order of merit winner, in 2017 and 2018. Georgia lost to Celine Boutier on the first extra hole of a play-off in the LPGA Drive On Championship in March 2023. Get involved and support the show directly at https://bit.ly/givetoHHSpodcast Find all episodes http://www.hearhersports.com/ Sign up for Hear Her Sports newsletter at https://bit.ly/HHSnewsletterFollow Georgia on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/georgiahall23/?hl=en Find out more about AIG women's open at https://www.aigwomensopen.com/royal-porthcawl-2025 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new report says golf is a big turn off for plenty of kids – and huge numbers of parents don't even try to get their children into the sport. The findings, from American Golf, say the Covid boom hasn't been reflected in interest from Under-18s and we risk “losing an entire generation” without action. Is the future of our game in trouble? Tom Irwin and Steve Carroll, both parents of young children, ask if we need to do more to get our offspring away from YouTube and onto the course. Elsewhere, Tom recounts his mammoth 108-hole marathon as he took part in The Big Golf Race to raise cash for Prostate Cancer, Steve laments a disappointing club championship and we ask whether Lottie Woad should have been given her prize money after the amateur sensationally won the Irish Open on the Ladies European Tour. Are the Rules of Amateur Status fit for purpose? You can donate to NCG's Big Golf Race here: https://biggolfrace.prostatecanceruk.org/fundraising/toms-big-golf-race395 Website: https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/ X: https://x.com/NCG_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NationalClubGolfer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nationalclubgolfer/?hl=en

Shannon Tan, EFG Sports Ambassador and professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour joins Moz on the podcast this week. The 21 year old Singaporean golfer shares the story of her journey to professional golf, along with her strategies for maintaining focus and discipline while on tour, and how she copes with the pressure of playing against some of the best in the world.Our host, Moz Afzal:https://bit.ly/31XbkTROur guest:Shannon Tan, EFG Sports Ambassadorhttp://bit.ly/4lCKQhkEFGAM:https://www.newcapital.com/Important disclaimersThe value of investments and the income derived from them can fall as well as rise, and past performance is no indicator of future performance. 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According to a new study, golf “risks dying out unless it acts fast to win over a new generation”. But is there any truth to that?   Michael, James and Lewis discuss on this week's episode of The bunkered Podcast.   There's also praise for Lottie Woad following her remarkable win on the Ladies European Tour last weekend, whilst the guys set the scene for this week's Genesis Scottish Open, which is set to debut (amongst other things) a new ‘Stadium Hole'...  Tune-in now!  --         ⛳️ Chat to us on social and subscribe to the magazine for the best golf news, reviews, comment and more, direct from the home of golf!              ⓣ https://twitter.com/bunkeredonline                                            ⓕ https://www.facebook.com/bunkeredonline                                          ⓨ https://www.youtube.com/bunkeredonline                                            ⓘ https://www.instagram.com/bunkeredgolfonline                                          Get the magazine every month: https://www.bunkered.co.uk/suboffer    

In another player interview I was joined by Ladies European Tour veteran Stacy Bregman. After a brief interaction with Stacy at Abama when doing on course walk and talk with Hitaashee Bakshi we talk about all things Abama (especially the hills!!) I think the overall consensus is that the players although it was a hike they all loved it in Tenerife.  Stacy is from Johannesburg in South Africa and started playing the game at about 13 years old, she achieved South African colours for Karate 7 times and was 2004 Sports Woman of the Year at King David Linksfield School. In 2006 Stacy alongside Ashleigh Simon (Buhai) & Kelli Shean would participate for Team South Africa at Espirito Santo Trophy on home soil in Stellenbosch which the 3 ladies would win. Stacy in her long and established professional career has record 7 wins on Sunshine Ladies Tour and would win the team event at 2021 Aramco Team Series - Sotogrande along with Ash Buhai & Hayley Davis. Stacy has held her Tour card on LET since 2007 so is into her 18th season on tour without losing her card that is massively impressive achievement and longevity!  This was a mixture of serious golf chat in with some very funny moments including learning about her being a Black Belt in Karate and Stacy's karaoke song of choice. Be sure to Listen, Download, Like & Subscribe via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify.  Had a lot of fun with this one, enjoy!

In this episode a couple weeks later than originally planned I was joined by LET Card Holder for this year Michaela Finn who called in from Ohio. Michaela splits her time between Jacksonville, Florida & Ohio and when she goes home to Sweden she resides outside of Brastad. In her time at Kent State University in Ohio, Michaela won 2017 Mid-American Conference Championship, 3x Mid-American Conference First Team Selection & participated in the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur Championship in 2019.  Michaela has represented Sweden on a number of occasion as a Junior/Amateur having been as partner the National selection for 2012 European Young Masters, 2014 World Amateur Team Championship in Canada where she got a Silver Medal alongside Emma Svensson & Filippa Möörk, 2014 European Girls' Team Championship finishing 3rd & 2017 European Ladies' Team Championship finishing 3rd.  Michaela turned Pro in 2019 and would win 2019 Åhus Open on Swedish Golf Tour defeating Sara Kjellker by 1 shot at Kristianstad Golf Club. In 2020 Michaela would join Symetra Tour (Epson Tour) but only played few events due to Covid Pandemic. In 2021 at Symetra Tour Championship Michaela would shoot a history making -11 61 a record she still co-holds to this day alongside Fatima Fernandez Cano. At 2024 LET Final Q School finals Finn would finish T8th to gain full Ladies European Tour membership for season 2025 which has resulted in a few starts this year.   Interesting fact is that Michaela also works for Backswing Company raising over $7,000 for charity in one of her last fundraiser events. She also loves to cook and has her own special recipe for Traditional Swedish Meatballs. As always be sure to check it out if possible. Download via Podbean,  Apple Podcasts and Spotify and be sure to tell me what you think, thank you Michaela for coming on to chat. Enjoy.

On Day 2 here at Abama Golf for this week's Tenerife Womens Open on Ladies European Tour after a brief walk of the course on the back 9 towards home I caught up with 2024 Hero Indian Women's National number 1 player Hitaashee Bakshi who has had a decent start to life on LET with a T36th at Jabra Ladies Open & T12th at Dutch Women's Open alongside caddy Nathan Free, this potential star of the future has been pro since 17 years of age and we chat about her association with the well renowned DLF course in India as we break down what it takes to play there as well as go through the different head covers that she uses including some of her favourites. We also caught up with 6x European Am Team Championship participant for Ireland Annabel Wilson who is making her way onto the tour having turned Pro in 2024 after a good Amateur career in the States. Annabel played the game in Scotland at 7 years old and with the Open Championship at Royal Portrush this year about half and hour away from Annabel we go into what it means for Northern Irish Golf. Last interview is with 2024 Curtis Cup winner with GB&Ire Lorna McClymont who is finding her way through a mixture of LET & LETAS and talks through her experiences so far on tour, her time as an International Scholar at University of Stirling as well as of course the whole experience at last year's Curtis Cup event at Sunningdale where Great Britain & Ireland defeated America on home soil which included Mimi Rhodes, Sara Byrne & Lottie Woad.  I hope you all enjoy as I had great fun doing these, as always like, Download and Subscribe via Podbean, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Here's to more!

As people are aware I am Tenerife this week for Tenerife Womens Open on Ladies European Tour. On the first day I walked the back 9 at Abama Golf with Sunshine Ladies Tour winner Danielle Du Toit as we done a walk and talk at the Par 4 15th.  We discuss her win on Sunshine Ladies Tour back in SA in February as well as other fun stuff, be sure to listen in, tomorrow there will be more content from Day 2 with a few audio interviews. Enjoy

Scottie Scheffler proved again why he is the number one player in the world as he pulled away from the field on the back nine Sunday to win his third major at Quail Hollow. The win is his first major outside the Masters and his 2nd win of the 2025 season. Jon Rahm made a charge on Sunday, but ultimately fell apart on the "Green Mile" to finish his round, allowing Scheffler to cruise to victory. We will discuss all things PGA Championship on this episode, including Bryson DeChambeau's iron play, mud balls, Rory's disappointing week, Blockie, driver testing and more. Besides the PGA Championship, podcast favorite Mimi Rhodes won for the 3rd time in 4 starts and now has a commanding lead in the Ladies European Tour order of merit. The podcast guys are about to compete in a one-man scramble this upcoming weekend and we will talk about what that entails and how to survive all those swings. Subscribe to the Break80 Podcast on Apple, Spotify and YouTube for weekly golf content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode I was joined by Mexican pro Fernanda Lira who has joined from back in Mexico City ahead of a sponsors invite into this week's Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba, the first Mexican event on LPGA Tour in over 8 years. We talk about how prestigious the Mexican events are for the likes of Fernanda, Gaby Lopez, Maria Fassi & Isabella Fierro and the lasting impact of LPGA legend and former World Number 1 player Lorena Ochoa has had on the development for future Mexican players.  Fernanda is from Mexico City and started playing the game at about 6 years old due to the old Mario Golf game along with her brother and went to University of Central Arkansas winning events at college level at UoCA and was Freshman of the Year in her time there where she would also meet her now husband Ryan Shuttleworth who caddies on the LET with Alexandra Swayne currently. Fun fact Fernanda adopted a street dog called Poncho. Fernanda turned Pro in 2019 and would win in 2020 on Women's All Pro Tour at Crown Colony Challenge and would also win on WAPT in 2021 at Mountain Ranch Championship. Fernanda's biggest triumph would be winning 2021 Firekeepers Casino Hotel Championship in Michigan on Epson Tour defeating Isi Gabsa, Sophia Schubert, Danielle Iacobelli & a certain 2x Major Champion and former best player in the world Lilia Vu by a whopping 6 shots. At the end of 2023 Fer would finish T5th at LET Final Q School to gain status for 2024 where she had her Rookie season on Ladies European Tour with best finishes of T22nd at KPMG Women's Irish Open, T32nd at Lacoste Ladies Open de France and T33rd at Amundi German Masters.  Fernanda not only plays this week in Mexico on a sponsors invite but she also got a sponsors invitation to play the next LET event at Tenerife Open in 2 weeks time at Abama Golf.  Download & Like/Subscribe via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Thank you Fernanda all the best for 2025.

In another player interview I was joined by Ladies European Tour pro and the very talented Moa Folke who called in from back home in Tranås, Sweden before flying out to South Korea for Aramco Series Korea then the European swing in the summer. Tranås is also where Kajsa Arwefjäll was originally brought up.  A representative of Landeryds Golfklubb, Moa would go to Murray State University in Kentucky where she would be a 4x Ohio Valley Conference 1st team selection as part of Murray State Racers and was named Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year for 2017 whilst also competing at NCAA Championships twice.  Moa would turn pro in 2018 and would win on Swedish Golf Tour in 2019 at Tegelberga Open defeating Linn Grant & Emma Svensson by a whopping 6 shots. At the end of 2021.   Moa would gain her LET Card at Final Q School for the 2022 season and at Dromoland Castle for KPMG Women's Irish Open Moa would be the 36 hole leader after shooting at -10 62 on Friday. In 2023 in the Sunshine Ladies Tour Folke would win Dimension Data Ladies Pro-Am at -8 by 3 shots to Annelise Caudal, that would set up for a good run on LET with 2 runner ups at Joburg Ladies Open and Lacoste Ladies Open de France as well as T9th at KPMG Women's Irish Open. In 2024 by Moa"s own admission was worse as she admitted trying to force things after a good 2023 ultimately leading to finishing 38th on LET Order of Merit. In 2025 it's been a solid start for Moa as she would post a respectable T14th at PIF Saudi Ladies Intl in a high quality field, was in contention at Australian Women's Classic before unfortunately a final round 77 propelled her to T27th then T5th at Ford NSW Open in Woollongong. She currently sits in 21st on LET Order of Merit standings and with a big European run coming up hopefully we will see Moa challenging more often. Great player even better person. Lovely and down to earth.    Download via Podbean, Apple & Spotify and be sure to like and subscribe. Thanks

On this week's edition of the podcast the lads sit down and try not to get too carried away over Rory McIlroy's pre-Masters form.McIlroy beat JJ Spaun in a playoff on Monday to win his second Players Championship title, meaning he is in red hot form heading to Augusta while Shane Lowry is also ticking along nicely after an encouraging Florida swing. There were plenty of Irish in action across the globe as the girls continue to shine on the Ladies European Tour and Tom McKibbin I back in DP World Tour action in Singapore.

Alex Buckner (England) is a DP World (European Tour) Golf Instructor.  One of the leading Short Game Coaches in the game, he also works with Ladies European Tour and Challenge Tour players. Alex joins #OntheMark to discuss Short Game skills and proficiency and he dives into the mechanics of how to create certain shots by understanding Golf-club, Ball and Turf interactions.   As he talks about 4 different shots - the Compressed Strike, the Non-compressed Strike, the Slider and the Bunker shot - he elaborates on golf-club Entry Points andLow Points in relation to the golf ball.  As he explains these concepts he also talks about: The Difference between Entry Point and Low Point Launch Angles Ball Speeds Adding Spin to shots Body and Clubface Alignments "Bounce" and how it's used Clubface Alignment vs Swing Path for shot creation, and Intention prior to the shot for success. Alex also shares a drill that is guaranteed to help you improve your presentation of the club to the ball for improved greenside chipping and pitching. This podcast is also available as a vodcast on YouTube.  Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman.  

A new season is upon us on the Ladies European Tour and with that comes a new series of The LET Golf Podcast!Joining us for the first episode of the year is Austria's Emma Spitz. The 24-year-old enjoyed an excellent 2024 finishing 14th in the Order of Merit and competing at the Olympic Games.Emma shares her Paris 2024 memories - which included meeting basketball stars and witnessing the closest race in history - what she's been up to during the offseason, and what she's most looking forward to in 2025.The bubbly character also talks tennis as well as her friendship with Alexandra Försterling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to this week's episode of PaddyTalks Golf Podcast powered by ForeGolf Custom!This week I sat down with Amy O'Donnell, SENr Sport Nutritionist with the Ladies European Tour, Challenge Tour, Golf England and Golf Ireland. We discuss whether my four shot skinny cappuccino and monster almond croissant pre-round meal is advisable, not to mention the can of monster on the 10th tee...lots to take from this one! For more, including the full back catalog of podcast episodes visit www.PaddyTalksGolf.comFollow Amy on her instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/amyodonnell10The PaddyTalks Golf Podcast is Powered By ForeGolf Custom. For your tour level custom fitting experience visit www.foregolf.ie/booking Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.