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821: After a round of golf together at Foxtail North in Northern California, Jamie Zimron, the Golf Sensei and host Fred Greene sat down outside the Pro-Shop to record an episode that featured tips on being centered, tempo & rhythm, and balancing each swing to total 100 from backswing to follow through. It's the first time in over a decade that Fred & Jamie have played together and Jamie couldn't believe how much better Fred has gotten from all the advice he's gained doing Golf Smarter. Learn more about Jamie's teaching at https://www.thecenteredway.com/. Engineering note, the recording was interrupted in the middle and at the end due to the batteries failing on the recorder. WIN a box Golf Smarter golf balls and be part of the podcast! When you record our episode intro from your phone, you'll be eligible to win a box of golf balls with the Golf Smarter logo! Write to GolfSmarterPodcast@gmail.com and tell us that you want to play. We'll assign you an episode number and a script to record for the intro of the show. Every ten listeners who participate will be entered into a drawing for a box of balls with the Golf Smarter logo!Golf Smarter is also brought to you by CalderaLab.com maker of The Good, the best natural face serum for men, according to GQ Magazine. During the holidays, Golf Smarter listeners get 30% off your first purchase at calderalab.com with checkout code ‘golfsmarter'. It's their biggest sale ever!Golf Smarter is your podcast forecaddie! We are an entertainment service that is focused on enhancing every round for you. Just like caddies, we accept tips for services rendered. Please click on the DONATE button at GolfSmarter.com to show your support so that we can continue to provide weekly, helpful, and entertaining content. Your donation can be as much, or as little as you'd like. It can be a one time offering or your can even do it recurring. Thank you very much. This week on Golf Smarter Mulligans 137 is part 2 with Jeff Ritter after the release of his book “Your Kid Ate a Divot!”. This was previously a Members Only episode so it's the first time it's been shared publicly.

The LPGA has experienced a historic season. A battle for #1 in the world, epic venues for major championships and a competitive Solheim Cup. With all of those stories to tell, the ladies lean on Roberta Bowman. Roberta is the Chief Brand and Communication Officer of the LPGA.  A corporate executive leader, her team created a season to remember - 30 events, thousands attended and millions watched worldwide. 2022 promises to be even more competitive with more great venues. This conversation covers all the challenges of coming back and a little of what we can expect next.  The LPGA is more popular than ever. Ten years ago, Roberta joined the Association's Board of Directors. A decade later, she couldn't be more proud of all they have accomplished. This was a very cool communications conversation; check it out...   The Weekly Update: Our Top 5 list of stories to be thankful for in 2021!    ProShow Playlist Ep. #187:  Tell Me Something Good (Rufus and Chaka Khan), One Way or Another (Blondie), Head Over Heels (Go Go's)

Hally and Henni welcome their first non-golf industry guest on this week's episode, Asha Rangappa. A lawyer, CNN analyst, and former FBI agent, Rangappa has done it all — and she's even managed to pick up golf along the way. Henni and Hally chat with the Yale Law School grad about the striking similarities between shooting a gun and hitting a golf ball, the importance of sleep during a busy career, and the desperate need for modern women's golf clothes.

Having just returned from Goat Hill, Alan brings to life the good vibes and great play at the Wishbone Brawl. Christina leads a debate about the taut race between Nelly Korda and J.Y. Ko for LPGA player of the year. And the co-hosts also enthuse about Rory's nipple-baring tantrum and, more momentously, the single swing by Tiger Woods that melted the Internet. Got a question for a future episode? Reach out on Twitter: Christina Kim Alan Shipnuck Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

It's a crossover episode! We kick things off with a Mixed Bag episode, where Abby and Justin discuss the final three tournaments of the 2021 LPGA season: BMW Golf Championship, Pelican Women's Championship and CME Group Tour Championship. They talk about the award winners this season, Jin Young Ko and Nelly Korda's successes, and all the Florida golf. This leads into our Ladies of Golf interview with Ana Belac, a LPGA Tour player who Justin and his family met through the 2021 Marathon Classic. She shares her start in golf while growing up in Slovenia, her unique rookie year and what she'd like to see for the LPGA's future. Enjoy!

Claude plans to take his family to play 9 holes on Thanksgiving morning in 35 degree weather, Vern talks golf gadgets and LB recaps the LPGA season.

On this week's episode, Cody Hills sets the table for VHS's playoff showdown against No. 1 Cocoa this Friday for a trip to the Class 4A final four. Drew Chaltry sits in to put a cap on Wildwood's season after falling in the regional semifinals Hawthorne (10:18), and Cody sits down for a one-on-one with VHS quarterback Brandon Kennard (19:52). Golf takes up the final segment (28:55), as Jeff Shain reviews The Villages Pro Shootout, the LPGA finale and the rest of golf's final big weekend.

We welcome LPGA/PGA Tour Coach Sean Foley to the Clubs  & Corks Golf Podcast. This Canadian shares his days of working at the keg to coaching Tiger Woods. As always, many laughs and great stories from an amazing coaching career working with some of the games top players on both Tours. Don't Forget to Subscribe, Rate and Review on our You Tube Page along with on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Special Thanks to our sponsor Robert Keenan Winery in Napa. Great wines and even better people. Please support them like they support us! As you can see we love the wine! Special 20% off Coupon for Clubs and Corks Listeners by entering CLUBSANDCORKS in caps when you check out at www.keenanwinery.comJoin our Clubs & Corks Golf Patreon Page. Support the show and listen to so much more great bonus content like the Back 9 Section where we ask our guests some funny questions along with the Ultimate Golf Weekend in different parts of the country and world. Alot of great stuff going on in our C&C Patreon Page and it greatly helps us to keep this show going and grow! https://www.patreon.com/clubsandcorks

Since it's a Holiday week Heath and Vinnie are gifting everyone the pod a little early this week. Heath realizes he has more in common with Rory Mcllory than he or Vinnie thought. They discuss Rory ripping his shirt, and Heath throwing clubs into the woods. Heath and Vinnie once again missed the cut at the RSM Classic but give Talor Gooch his due. This week the Match between Bryson Dechambeau and Brooks Koepka is suppose to be all the rage but it gets overshadowed by the G.O.A.T. returning to swinging a club. Tiger Woods proves yet again he is the needle for golf fans everywhere. 

In this episode, we welcome back Golf Performance Coach and movement specialist Liesbeth Pauwels.  Liesbeth advises, coaches and trains numerous Dutch national players, top amateur juniors, senior tour professionals, teaching professionals, Olympians & LPGA athletes. ​Passionate about modern spo ... The post How Yoga Could Be The Answer To Your Best Golf – Liesbeth Pauwels appeared first on Me And My Golf.

We had a great week of golf!   Get an update on all of your golf news from Jin Young Ko winning the LPGA Tour Championship, Rory going Hulk Hogan on his Nike polo, Collin Morikawa winning the Race to Dubai, and Talor Gooch gets his first PGA Tour victory at the RSM!  Also, Tiger Woods broke the golf internet by posting his recent range session!  Subscribe and follow us on social media at www.uptoparpod.com 

Korea24 – 2021.11.22. (Monday) News Briefing: The government has assessed last week's COVID-19 risk level for the nation as "high” and the Seoul metro region as "very high," in a new five-point scale system. This comes as the nation reported 2,827 new cases on Monday, the highest number for a Monday. The number of severe cases stayed above 500 for the third straight day. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: President Moon Jae-in held a town hall meeting with members of the public on Sunday to answer questions about his major policies. This was only the second such event during his presidency, and with less than 6 months left of his time in office, it was likely his last. Most questions were centered around the coronavirus situation and people’s livelihoods, but as this meeting came during election campaign season, no questions related to politics or the presidential candidates were allowed, which led to criticism that it did not serve to answer questions that the public most wanted to ask. Law professor Kim Ki-chang (김기창) from Korea University joins us on the line to provide his review of the event. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. The police are facing strong criticism for failing to save a woman under police protection from her ex-boyfriend, who stabbed her to death. (흉기 찔려 숨진 신변 보호자, 경찰 대응 논란) 2. The Supreme Court overturned lower court rulings to find a bus driver liable for injuries that a passenger received when they fell as the bus stopped. (버스 정차 전 일어나 다친 승객…대법 "기사 책임") 3. The new Korean fantasy horror series ‘Hellbound’ was reportedly the most-watched show on Netflix on Saturday. (넷플릭스 '지옥' 공개 하루 만에 전 세계 드라마 1위) Monday Sports Round-up: Last Thursday, the KT Wiz completed their sweep of the Doosan Bears in the KBO Korean Series, securing their first ever championship. Sports reporter Yoo Jee-ho from the Yonhap News Agency wraps up the series for us, as well as the latest twist in the football K League 1 title race, and golfer Ko Jin-young’s win in the final championship of the LPGA season to capture both the Player of the Year and money titles. Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Kwon Mee-yoo writes about “The Republic of Color” exhibition that showcases the vibrant culture of the Dominican Republic. - Tomorrow’s Korea Herald features a piece by Kan Hyeong-woo that delves into why politicians in Korea often visit graves and national cemeteries.

Jin Young Ko wins the LPGA Tour Championship while Collin Morikawa claims the European Tour championship and the Race to Dubai title. Meanwhile on the PGA Tour, Taylor Gooch wins at Sea Island for his first career victory. We recap all three tournaments, plus the Cat's potential return, the LPGA Tour player of the year process, Rory's wardrobe malfunction, some reaction to our midweek PGL interview pod and much more.

Zephyr Melton wants to Abolish the Champions Tour. Those guys have already had full careers, and we want to see more LPGA tournaments get the TV time that they deserve. 

Sinead opens the show with a great question regarding bad golf advice.  Your hosts talk about Bernard Langer's career accomplishment and it's quite impressive!  Sinead discusses the LPGA's recent purse increase and Logan notes a players “earnings” without swinging a club!  They then move on to Rory's announcement of trying to be more “green” and what impact golf courses have on the environment.  As always, they discuss the previous week's tour winners and losers!  Sinead may have added another missed cut to her list, but was it enough for Logan to close the gap? Please share, rate and review. Also check us out at atpsports.nethttps://linktr.ee/atpsports#atpsportsnetwork #pga #lpga #europeantour #longdrive

In between listening to Taylor Swift's new 10 minute version of "All to Well'', Heath and Vinnie recap Jason Kokrak's win at the Houston Open. Phil Mickelson continues his dominance on the Champions Tour. The boys realize they are getting better at choosing winning PGA Tour winners, so Heath and Vinnie take a peek at the RSM Classic. As Thanksgiving approaches the boys talk about Heath's ability to cook a turkey and their favorite Thanksgiving dishes. This year Heath and Vinnie are both thankful for you...our listeners. 

Get all of your golf news in 40 minutes of less!  We had a lot of golf news to cover in this episode.   We have the CME Globe Tour Championship on the LPGA Tour with Nelly Korda, Jin Young Ko, and Lydia Ko leading the way.  The PGA Tour is down at Sea Island for the last full field event of 2021!   Listen today for a course review, updates on the field, and our picks of the week.  Last but not least the European Tour / DP World Tour ends its season with the Race to Dubai.   Will Americans Collin Morikawa or Billy Horschel take home the Race to Dubai?  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Apple, Spotify or Stitcher at www.uptoparpod.com 

In this episode, we take a look back at the Smith brothers' disastrous week in fantasy from the Houston Open. We go over the LPGA tour with their star-studded, four-way feud with the playoff that failed to stay on the tube for only-God-knows-why. We take a look at Rory McIlroy's interesting life choices as of late. Finally, we take our picks for the RSM Classic at Sea Island and look forward to a great tournament this week, the last one this calendar year for FedEx Cup points. Check out our website: zsgolfacademy.com Social Media: Facebook , Instagram , Twitter --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zane-smith5/support

Vern shares his observations from LB and Claude's return to the golf course. LB also shares his experience from the LPGA Women's Pelican Championship.

Sarah talks to a powerhouse panel of women in sports including Heidi Browning, the Chief Marketing Officer of the NHL, Kelly Kleine, the Executive Director of Football Operations for the Denver Broncos, Nicole Lynn, the President of Football Operations for Klutch Sports, and Mollie Marcoux Samaan, the Commissioner of the LPGA.

Jason Kokrak wins in Houston. College Golf Signees. Crazy playoff on the LPGA. Drafting Jasons. Much More!!

Jason Kokrak wins in Houson. Oklahoma College Golf Signees. Crazy playoff on the LPGA. Drafting Jasons. Much More!!

The LPGA stole the show this week in golf!   Nelly Korda outlast former Major Champs Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson, and Sei Young Kim.  The LPGA is set for their final event of the year next week, and the competition is better than ever.  The Houston Open also did not disappoint!  Jason Kokrak picks up his 3rd PGA Tour victory by posting 4 straight birdies on the back 9 to win by 2!    Get all of you golf news in under 40 minutes!  Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and your favorite listening platform at www.uptoparpod.com 

Korea24 – 2021.11.15. (Monday) News Briefing: 76.4% of intensive care unit (ICU) beds for severe COVID-19 patients are being used in the Seoul metro area. Earlier in the day, senior health ministry official Son Young-rae said on a radio program that, although bed occupancy in the capital region is rising, there is still room in the nation as a whole. He said the government will consider taking emergency quarantine measures if the nation’s ICU capacity tops 75 percent. (Eunice Kim) In-Depth News Analysis: It has been two weeks since South Korea adopted the first of its three-stage transition to "living with COVID-19.” But with ICU beds running out, and the number of critically ill COVID-19 patients at an all time high, questions are being asked about how the nation should continue that transition. To discuss the nation’s latest measures, as well as look at the potential impact of new antiviral treatments, Dr. Kim Seung-taek (김승택), the head of the Zoonotic Virus Lab at Institut Pasteur Korea, joins us in the studio. Korea Trending with Walter Lee: 1. A travel bubble agreement between South Korea and Singapore came into effect today. ('트래블 버블' 맺은 싱가포르서 관광객 첫 입국…무격리 관광) 2. A college student spent 10 hours trapped inside a broken elevator at a university dormitory in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province. (기숙사 승강기에 갇힌 여대생 10시간만에 구조) 3. Actor Lee Jung-jae is set to make his directorial debut, starring alongside his longtime friend Jung Woo-sung for the first time in 22 years. (이정재×정우성 22년 만에 만남 '헌트', 촬영종료) Monday Sports Round-up: The KT Wiz have taken an early lead in the KBO Korean Series beating the Doosan Bears in Game 1. Sports reporter Yoo Jee-ho from the Yonhap News Agency brings us the latest updates, as well as provide previews of Korea’s next World Cup Qualifier against Iraq on Tuesday, and the winding down of the LPGA season. Morning Edition Preview with Mark Wilson-Choi: - In tomorrow’s Korea Herald, Hong Yoo writes about the growing trend of insect-based pet foods. - In tomorrow’s Korea Times, Kwon Mee-yoo writes about Ecuador hoping to learn from South Korea’s expertise in technology and attract investments, especially in the green sector.

Avis Brown-Riley is a champion both on and off the golf course. Avis  competed professionally on the LPGA circuit, winning dozens of titles as well as being the only African American woman to win both the Junior World Golf Championship and the San Diego Women's City Amateur Championship. On top of that Avis has appeared on TV's Holey Moley, raised a new generation of golfers and successfully battled cancer.We talked with Avis about all of these achievements, how the sport has changed and the work she is doing to spread the joy of the game. It was a fascinating conversation.For more information on Avis, check her out on Twitter or Instagram.

Andy and Brendan are back from the weekend in one piece -- barely, as one host did fall off the back of a moving truck. They begin by talking Houston Open, which goes off into a discussion on how Memorial Park punched back a bit on this field of elite tour pros over the weekend. Jason Kokrak's winning ways are praised, but there are also questions about whether Golf Saudi might soon get the UPS brown-out treatment as a sponsor. There is also a report from the ground on Brooks himself being briefed on the infamous “Spartan Butters Wedding Theory.” On the LPGA, they begin first with the Lexi Problem after another ghastly putting finish. Lamborghini insurance is also a meaty subject of discussion in the LPGA recap. On the Champions Tour, they hit on the general confusion over who won the Chuck Cup and who won the Chuck Championship and the seniors really throwing their weight around when it came to priority TV coverage.

Jason Kokrak wins at Memorial Park in Houston while Nelly Korda survives a four way playoff to win in Tampa as the LPGA season winds down. We break down both tournaments and then catch up with NLU Young Hitter Lauren Coughlin who secured her LPGA tour card for next season with a t-16 finish this week. Then we react to the news from the week in golf and a few listener requested topics as well.

Christian Nizamis is back in studio to join Co-Host Allen DePuy in discussing the news this week that Rory Mcllroy has parted ways with swing coach Pete Cowen in order to rejoin with life long instructor - Michael Bannon. Also on tap - the race for the GME Globe Player of the Year Title between Jin Young Ko and Nelly Korda. The boys weigh in their pick. We also throw in a little football and ice hockey. LOL See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jen, Kiki, and Haley are joined  for their Larry Bird (33rd) episode by fan favorite Phil "Big Randy" Landes of No Laying Up. We have way too much fun listening to his tales of the winding road that led him to golf stardom and chatting about his enthusiastic support of the LPGA. This episode is a real treat! You can find all things Grueter Golf at our website here. And be sure to follow @GrueterGolf on Instagram and Twitter, and toss us a "like" and a comment every once in awhile

This week Sinead and Logan talk about Q-School for the Korn Ferry Tour and what it costs.  Big announcement as the European Tour changes its name and increases its purse and global reach for its 50th season.   They're also adding more events in different countries and the big question, what impact will this have on the PGA TOUR?  Sinead asks for some tips on winter golf and Logan is happy to share, despite Sad Diego not having winters.  Sinead shares a hole-in-one story from the LPGA, here's a hint, they won a car!  Logan mentions that Ms. Korda didn't know that she was ranked #1 in the world as well as some interesting bits of news from the LPGA.  A historic week for the hosts as they both pick winners; does Logan close the gap?   Please share, rate and review. Also check us out at atpsports.nethttps://linktr.ee/atpsports

Heath and Vinnie turn 30!!! In honor of the big day they have on maybe their biggest fan…Rich. The boys talk about Viktor Hovland winning in Mexico. They take a look into the PGA's next tournament the 2021 Houston Open.  During the 19th Hole they discuss 13 stupid things about golf according to Golf Digest. Greg Norman tries to steal the show and the PGA Tour players by starting a new golf league in Asia. 

Get all of your golf news in under 40 minutes!   In this episode Jonathan and Mike share their experience at golf courses in Northern Iowa, and how they were disappointed but the day ended on a great note!  We preview the PGA Tour's stop in Houston for The Houston Open.  Get all the updates on the course, the field, and our picks of the week!  European Tour changing its name?   What is going on with the professional golf leagues?  Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and subscribe to the podcast at www.uptoparpod.com 

Brandel Chamblee. Quite possibly one of golf's most polarizing figures in the booth over the last few decades has his eyes set on plans far larger than a mic and a few words. Joining hands with renowned golf course architect Agustin Pizá, Chamblee is setting his sights on building a golf course & property like one the golf industry has never seen before. A site specific to the women's game. "LPGA National" as he calls the prospective course in Harlingen, Texas. Similar to what TPC Sawgrass accomplishes for the PGA Tour professionals, Brandel's brainchild would cater to the women's game specifically its professionals. From course architecture to junior camps for aspiring women professional golfers & everything in between. Chamblee's attempt to create such a venue has far more meaning than simply "a course for women" and we dive into everything behind the idea from analytics, odes to architects pasts, & much more! If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to the channel! You can find more information about us at Enjoy The Walk Golf Podcast @ www.enjoythewalkpod.com As always, get out there, carry your clubs, & Enjoy The Walk! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoythewalkpod/support

Andy is in Brendan's neck of the woods for this episode and he is plagued by Brendan-levels of execrable wifi, so this one runs short. They begin with a rant about hipster coffee shops that open too late, as well as other breakfast cuisine retailers that maintain peculiar hours. Then it's on to the schedule for the week, starting with the Houston Open, or the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open as it's now known. They discuss some featured groups, Memorial Park conditions, and the hopeful return of rowdy crowds. The blueberry brigade will be back out in full force for the return of the LPGA in the Tampa area. The Schwab Cup finale and Euro Tour descent into Dubai are given a quick nod before the Wifi puts a quick end to this one, but we're on to Friday.

A bit of wind down in Mayakoba produced a repeat winner in Viktor Hovland at the World Wide Technology Championship, where a full leaderboard produced some drama as the Norwegian appears to love it down in Mexico (1:53). LPGA star Lydia Ko torched the field at the Saudi Ladies Invitational, including a course record 63 in her third round (4:59). The PGA Tour now heads to Houston for the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open, where the field includes some hot names, including last year's winner Carlos Ortiz, who is coming off a 2nd place finish at Mayakoba (6:19). In Tuned In, Michael is watching the new series "Ghosts" on Paramount+, while Alex is letting everyone know that this weekend will be filled with some star studded content on our social media channels (). This week's guest is a reality TV star known for his time on "The Bachelorette" and "Bachelor in Paradise." Diggy Moreland shares some insight from his time on the shows, the importance of being a snappy dresser, and why he decided to start playing golf (8:11). The guys cover some ground as they whip around some other sports, including Alex's poor Saturday showing in college football (37:12), the guys good weekend in the pros but horrible week for Aaron Rodgers (38:10), the Atlanta Braves hoisting the World Series Trophy (41:41), and a quick shoutout to their alma mater Quinnipiac Bobcats (43:11). As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, Michael shares the food journey enjoyed during his wife's birthday weekend, and Alex lights it up with an always enjoyable favorite Thanksgiving sides debate (43:52). Listen + Love + Subscribe: http://bit.ly/3fdoQed  Part of the Morning Read Podcast Network: https://bit.ly/3k0jSnk Support the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4I  Have you listened to our new food podcast? https://bit.ly/3vrJvj9  Join us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJ  Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQ  Watch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4Dt 

On this week's episode, Daily Sun staff writers Cody Hills and Drew Chaltry break down the end of the season for The Villages and Wildwood football teams as they head to the playoffs (0:55), then they look ahead to the winter preps sports season (17:55), and senior writer Jeff Shain offers updates on the PGA, LPGA and Tour Champions (40:15).

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy's off again this week, so I welcome another Symetra Tour Graduate, Amanda Doherty, as she prepares to head to the LPGA in 2022. More on Amanda: Amanda, is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. 2018 All-ACC selection for Florida State University. Captured medalist honors at the 2020 IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate Invitational. Competed at the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur (ANWA) in April 2019. Ended collegiate career with the fourth-lowest scoring average in Seminoles history (73.08). 2021 in a Nutshell: 19 events, 15 cuts made, $90,921. Recorded eight top-10 finishes including a runner-up result at the IOA Golf Classic. Finished seventh on the Race for the Card money list to earn LPGA Tour membership for the 2022 season Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Golf DMV welcomes their newest sponsor Fore Craft Cocktails! They spoke with Turner Lewis, owner, about these "cocktails in a can" specifically for golfers!

As CEO, Mike Whan leads the USGA team and their work to champion and advance the game of golf by conducting global championships, delivering golfer engagement programs, broadening accessibility and driving sustainability. On Episode #70, Whan joins Jed Hughes to speak about his passion for golf and recalls at a young age he was cutting greens and caddying to earn money. Whan was previously Commissioner of the LPGA, with an eye toward enhancing business relationships, increasing exposure for the players and maximizing the LPGA experience for fans. Whan's well-rounded career includes joining the TaylorMade Golf Company as Vice President of Marketing in 1995.

(Season 2: Episode 14) Live from the LPGA Cognizant Founders Cup in West Caldwell New Jersey! Grow the Grind sits down with the star of the Netflix documentary, The Short Game. Cali born and breed out of Riverside California, the junior golf elite and USC bound freshman Amari Avery. Who was the winner of the 2019 California Women's Amateur Championship, an ANWA participant, a US Women's Open participant, a semifinalist in the U.S Women's Amateur Four-Ball Championship, a U.S Kids Golf World Champion, and an LPGA star in the making. Joining Amari is her proud and hard working caddie! The man behind the scenes who also goes by the name dad, Andre Avery. Andre has been guiding Amari to the level she competes at today, but not without adversity and struggle. Their journey is one of persistence and dedication to the grind, and it has propelled Amari to the top of the field.

Golf coaching is about to be elevated. Jeehae Lee and her team from Sportsbox AI have developed a mobile 3D video capture app for use by players and coaches worldwide. This amazing technology imports a regular slow motion 2D video into six different 3D views! The applications are endless in sports and fitness, but this former LPGA player started in golf; her first passion. There's some amazing discussion points as she and Keith describe this next level training application.  The Weekly Update covers Bronte Law's win under the lights, Mickelson's motivation in Buffalo and a reckless runaway push-cart in North Carolina.    ProShow Playlist Ep. #184:  Wanna be Startin' Somethin' (Michael Jackson), She Blinded me with Science (Thomas Dolby), Tennessee Whiskey (Chris Stapleton)

As a productivity coach for financial advisors, Patty works with her clients to gain control of their life and time. She helps them to create the vision of what they want their life to look like and then make that vision a reality. Through her expertise and experience, her clients are able to develop personalized systems to get more done in less time while clearing the “brain clutter” that blocks their success.Patty is known for creating efficiency with work space, email, time, and attention. Through her work, Patty guides her clients to reconnect with what's most important and go from saying things like “I am completely overwhelmed at work and never see my family” to “I'm finally in control of my days, I love my work again and I never miss my kids games or plays.”Patty is a Certified Professional Organizer and Productivity Coach. She is the co-author of the Amazon Best-Seller A Woman's Way: Empowering Female Financial Advisors to Authentically Lead and Flourish in a Man's World and author of But I Might Need It Someday and The Power of Simplicity as well as co-author of Success Simplified with the late Stephen Covey. Patty was the Founding President of the National Association of Professional Organizers – Pittsburgh chapter and Past President of The National Speakers Association – Pittsburgh chapter. Patty was named Women's Business Network's Woman of the Year, one of Pennsylvania's Best 50 Women in Business and a Pittsburgh Fastracker.As a nationally sought-after speaker, Patty is passionate, dynamic, and engaging. She is best known for her sense of humor, high energy, real-life success stories, and practical, useful information. Her edutainment style is a crowd-pleaser, often having her return time and time again.She has personally improved the productivity and organization of thousands of lives through her written words, coaching and speaking.As a kid, Patty would alphabetize her Halloween candy from Almond Joy to Zagnut in shoe boxes. This carried her on to successfully running a professional organizing firm for 15 years and now Productivity Uncorked. Before that, she was a teaching golf professional in the LPGA.Fast paced all her life, Patty loved anything that was on wheels…skateboards, her Big Wheel, roller skates, roller blades, scooters, bicycles, unicycles, motorcycles, mini-bikes, you name it. Today, you'll find Patty outdoors on her riding mower, fishing in her kayak, cross country skiing, reading or taking in some fresh air on a long walk.Learn More: http://www.productivityuncorked.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-patty-kreamer-owner-of-productivity-uncorked-coach-for-financial-advisors

As a productivity coach for financial advisors, Patty works with her clients to gain control of their life and time. She helps them to create the vision of what they want their life to look like and then make that vision a reality. Through her expertise and experience, her clients are able to develop personalized systems to get more done in less time while clearing the “brain clutter” that blocks their success.Patty is known for creating efficiency with work space, email, time, and attention. Through her work, Patty guides her clients to reconnect with what's most important and go from saying things like “I am completely overwhelmed at work and never see my family” to “I'm finally in control of my days, I love my work again and I never miss my kids games or plays.”Patty is a Certified Professional Organizer and Productivity Coach. She is the co-author of the Amazon Best-Seller A Woman's Way: Empowering Female Financial Advisors to Authentically Lead and Flourish in a Man's World and author of But I Might Need It Someday and The Power of Simplicity as well as co-author of Success Simplified with the late Stephen Covey. Patty was the Founding President of the National Association of Professional Organizers – Pittsburgh chapter and Past President of The National Speakers Association – Pittsburgh chapter. Patty was named Women's Business Network's Woman of the Year, one of Pennsylvania's Best 50 Women in Business and a Pittsburgh Fastracker.As a nationally sought-after speaker, Patty is passionate, dynamic, and engaging. She is best known for her sense of humor, high energy, real-life success stories, and practical, useful information. Her edutainment style is a crowd-pleaser, often having her return time and time again.She has personally improved the productivity and organization of thousands of lives through her written words, coaching and speaking.As a kid, Patty would alphabetize her Halloween candy from Almond Joy to Zagnut in shoe boxes. This carried her on to successfully running a professional organizing firm for 15 years and now Productivity Uncorked. Before that, she was a teaching golf professional in the LPGA.Fast paced all her life, Patty loved anything that was on wheels…skateboards, her Big Wheel, roller skates, roller blades, scooters, bicycles, unicycles, motorcycles, mini-bikes, you name it. Today, you'll find Patty outdoors on her riding mower, fishing in her kayak, cross country skiing, reading or taking in some fresh air on a long walk.Learn More: http://www.productivityuncorked.com/Influential Influencers with Mike Saundershttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/interview-with-patty-kreamer-owner-of-productivity-uncorked-coach-for-financial-advisors

Heath and Vinnie try their best to solve world hunger. The guys recap the the Bermuda Championship. They talk about making the marshal happy. The guys go over the rules of golf and why they don't make sense. How does the PGA make the game equal. 

This week, Ellie Skoog from putting with Ellie swings by to talk about her journey and all things putting.  We talk about her journey through college golf and her recent decision to turn professional.  Logan gives a little advice as she preps for Q-School in Spain.  Timing is perfect, as the PGA TOUR announced it plans to limit “green reading” guides in yardage books.   Ellie has her picks for the upcoming Tour events, and Sinead increases her lead.  Be sure to follow Ellie - @puttingwithellie across all social media, and puttingwithellie.comPlease share, rate and review. Also check us out at atpsports.nethttps://linktr.ee/atpsports

Golfweek's Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols) is back to discuss what's on the line as the 2021 LPGA season comes to a conclusion later this month. Jin Young Ko and Nelly Korda are locked in a battle for Player of the Year, Hall of Fame points are on the line, and somebody in the top 60 is going to walk away with $1.5 million dollars at the CME Tour Championship. Beyond that, we get into whose seasons can be classified as 'Encouraging' vs 'Disappointing', touch on the Q-Series, Symetra grads, and a lot more. Enjoy!

Golf Legend, 10-time major champion and 8-time player of the year Annika Sörenstam joined Will Lowery and Doug Smith to discuss the state of the women's game, how she would fare against today's stars, passion for the culinary arts, and much more!

Most would crumble under pressure playing in four LPGA majors as just a freshman in college, but Danielle Kang is a different breed. In this episode, Hally chats with one of the best players in the world about her committed, but arms-length relationship with the golf. Competitiveness, mental health, Wayne Gretzky, Las Vegas clubs, and slow play are just some of the topics that arise in Hally and Kang's honest discussion.

“At a few points over the last couple years, I thought about putting the clubs away and going to law school, but my mom convinced me otherwise.” - Lilia VuWelcome back to the Fore the Ladies podcast! On this week's Ladies of Golf, we spoke with Lilia Vu, who finished 1st on the Race for the Card money list to earn her LPGA card for 2022. Lilia won 3 times and posted 8 top-5 finishes on the Symetra Tour in 2021. She was named Symetra Tour Player of the Year and will return to the LPGA for the first time since 2019. Lilia has had quite the golf journey and now places a beautiful emphasis on mindfulness into her game and life which I found incredibly interesting. I hope you enjoy this Ladies of Golf conversation, which is brought to you by the USGA.

This Wednesday episode is a quick whip through the schedule for the week, starting with the Zozo Championship on the PGA Tour. Andy laments the no-cut status and the notion that the PGA Tour is sending its worst kind of product to a market that every player should play in during the season. During this discussion, the new Australia event for pros and amateurs is praised, while a larger concern about that historic golf market being somewhat left behind on the greatest pro stages is raised. Also, is Rickie the player with the most to gain from these sleepy fall events, or is it “European Rickie”? The first leg of the Schwab Cup is noted, with defending champ Phil Mickelson in the field. Some “notables” from both KFT and LPGA q-schools are discussed as well, including Dr. Jack's boy. They close with news on one college player signing with an agency for NIL matters before a technical issue forces an abrupt ending.