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Chris McKee wraps up Joe Highsmith's improbable win at the Cognizant Classic, from cutline to champion. McKee also discussed Gary Woodland's emotional acceptance speech of the PGA Tour's Courage Award as well as discussing Aussie Ryan Peake who spent five years in prison and then won the New Zealand Open this week. 

PJ & Bill are back with another jam packed show, recapping the New Zealand Open and the first episode of the PSA documentary "The Big 3". The University of Pennsylvania's head squash coach Gilly Lane, fresh off winning a second consecutive CSA National Championship, also joins the show to discus the Quakers title run!  Download and share!

Paul Coll admits fulfilling a dream by winning the New Zealand Open squash title in front of a record crowd in Christchurch. The 32-year-old says the tournament exceeded expectations. A 2-time British Open Champion as well as a Commonwealth Games Champion, Coll is currently ranked number 4 in the world. He told Mike Hosking the tournament was a really good week for everyone involved, especially him, but he knows that those who travelled from abroad to compete had a good time. He says he was trying to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the competition, but he also played the best squash he has all season. “I'm looking forward to pushing off for the rest of the season – excited to keep playing.” Coll now travels to Brisbane to compete in the Australian Open, which is a gold ranking event. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greymouth's Paul Coll has opened his New Zealand Open title defence with a dominant 3-nil victory over Japanese number 1 Ryunosuke Tsukue in Christchurch.

Another fun pod today. We start with the huge win of Ryan Peake in the New Zealand Open, without being dismissive of the past, it is a wonderful redemption story and Mark says a great example of what second chances can do. Mark and Nick both want to get Ryan on the pod when he is back in Australia.However, Mark is not a fan of the NZ Open being a Pro-Am calling it 'garbage'. Nick understands why it is and proposes a compromise approach, Mark then offers an alternate compromise.Jake Knapp's 59 at PGA National needs to be analysed by Mark Allen's patented 'Talk Birdie To Me 59 Analyser'. Which he does. Nick discusses Jakes plug shot out of the water.Joe Highsmith. What is with that hat, and what about that putting? Discussions are had, and laughs are had. Both are ridiculous.And why does Mark Allen call Ricky Pointing a 'disgrace' ? Trouble in paradise.We discuss Luke Clanton getting his card and his Dad's beautiful reaction, which gives Nick an idea about Q-School mini's...he reckons riveting viewing. Speaking of riveting viewing, for the wrong reasons. Mark plays the famous video of Joe Daly at Q-School in 2000. Brutal.We play a video of Jeff Guan's driving, looking pretty sharp. A tough road for him, but we wish him all the best.Marks Top 5 today is a cracker. The Top 5 ridiculous putting actions on tour that he has seen. It is very funny. Has he missed any? Let us know.Couple of stunning reno's in Sydney: Royal Sydney, and NSW Golf Club, we look at some pics of both and discuss.Lots of results to run through in the PING Global results, in what has been a big week for lefties. Unsurprisingly, Nick is pleased with that. And we run through some feedback, Mark gets a whack from Wolfpack member Don, and Mark gives tour pro David Micheluzzi a whack (again!). This could end in court. Lucky we've got our lawyer Dennis Denuto on retainer.And a great masterclass from Nick, inspired by Jake Knapp, on how to play plugged lies.We do the show from Titleist and FootJoy HQ, thanks to our great partners:Titleist, the #1 ball in golf;FootJoy, the #1 shoe and glove in golf;The watchMynumbers app, play smarter and use your data. Download from the App Store or Google Play;PING will help you play your best. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;Golf Clearance Outlet, visit them online here to find your nearest store, they're all over the country;Betr, the fastest and easiest betting app in Australia.Southern Golf Club - now with their brand new Simulator Room including Trackman.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see us on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mike and Will talk about the week that was around the globe in golf including the Cognizant Classic in Florida and The New Zealand Open plus many more. We give you the low down on this weeks events at the Arnold Palmer, Puerto Rico as well as many more. We run through the opening odds, who we like as well as what we think it will take to win.

This Monday episode quickly gets into the Sunday finish at the Cognizant Classic, where Jake Knapp melted on the back nine and Joe Highsmith shot a 64 to secure his first PGA Tour win. Andy takes no pride in a successful double-down on Knapp not winning after Thursday's 59 and wonders how he keeps getting himself in these situations with his takes. Highsmith and his caddie, Joe LaCava Jr., get props from Brendan and Andy for back-to-back 64s on the weekend, earning the win after making the cut on the number. Brendan shares some on-the-ground reports from a listener about the "worst edition" of the PGA National event yet. The two also touch on performances from Russell Henley, Doug Ghim, and Michael Kim, among others. Most importantly, Andy is thrilled that world No. 92, Luke Clanton, finally secured his PGA Tour card! From there, the two discuss a rain-shortened South African Open, where a runner-up finish secured Laurie Canter's place in the top 50 of the OWGR. Brendan openly wonders if the PGA Tour will let the former Cleek take his rightful place in the field at The Players. Lydia Ko won the HSBC Championship in dominant fashion for her 23rd career win. Andy's interest in biker gangs was rewarded at the New Zealand Open, where former biker gang member Ryan Peake won the event and a spot in The Open Championship this summer. Some news from the weekend is discussed, including the all-important TGL playoff push happening Monday and Tuesday. Nick Dunlap has signed a one-day deal with the Atlanta Drive, but Andy is wondering if their organization is laying down to keep the Ballfrogs out of the playoffs. The two discuss the Seminole Pro-Member field and a possible Tiger Woods appearance at TPC Sawgrass next week. To end the episode, Andy, Brendan, and PJ come up with some ideas for a PGA Tour Scouting Combine to celebrate the NFL Combine in Indianapolis coming to a close. Who's your pick to beat Sepp Straka in an Oklahoma drill?

The New Zealand Open in Queenstown was won by a former West Australian bikie gang member, Ryan Peake, who finished one shot clear of his closest rivals. Meanwhile New Zealand's Lydia Ko was breaking new ground in Singapore by winning the HSBC Women's World Championship for the first time. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Leiataualesa Susana Lei'ataua

Ireland Needs a Pro Tour for our young and aspiring professionals to get some competitive reps under their belts and see how they stack up against other & older pros. We've seen the growth of the Rose Ladies Series in the UK, so why haven't the likes of Rory, Shane, Padraig, Paul, Gmac or Darren put their name to something similar in Ireland? We outline how simple we think this could be and how it could benefit the future of Irish pro golf.We also catch up to talk Jake Knapp, the Cognizant Classic, Ryan Peake winning the New Zealand Open and his incredible story as well as plenty more!You can still join our Fantasy DP World Tour League below, Jonny is in 13th position and Michael is 17th but both have high hopes to climb the league table quickly.Join us - https://fantasy.dpworldtour.com/leagues/15507/tableUse this code: QMOKP12LThanks for listening and supporting The Bogey Men. Make sure to subscribe to our youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@BogeyMenPodListen to our Podcast!Apple Pods - https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-bogey-men/id1510331480Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7vKtYZke5QsfXghpKpTd0I?si=fGy4ozVUSC6WHPy4crqyfQIf you have any thoughts or comments let us know and leave a review.Get in touch with us on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bogeymenpod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/BogeyPod

The New Zealand Open tournament also doubled as a pro-am, mixing teams of professionals, hunting the Open trophy, with amateur golfers like sporting stars, businessmen, or Hollywood actors. Michael Peña, an American actor known for films such as Ant Man, The Martian, Shooter, and Crash competed at this year's open. Peña spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Ryan Peake went from being a member of a bikie gang to now winning the New Zealand Open.He chatted to Lehmo and Sam about how he was supported to arrive at this point. 

In terms of sports stories, it really doesn't get much better than this. Ryan Peake has won the 104th New Zealand Open by a stroke, finishing at 23 under par after a thriller down the stretch. Newstalk ZB's Andrew Alderson was at Millbrook and said: “In one of the tournament's most captivating denouements, the Australian sank a three-metre putt under the lens of a buzzing amphitheatre as rain fell for the first time across the four days on the last hole”. Ryan Peake joins the show. LISTEN ABOVE. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

156 professionals and 156 amateurs are competing on the two courses at Millbrook Resort. The professional golfers will compete for the New Zealand Open title whilst simultaneously a pairing of one professional and one amateur will play a best-ball format for the New Zealand Open Pro-Am Championship. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

Riccardo is joined by David Bieleski for a weekly update on all things happening in the world of golf. Including reviewing the DPWT Magical Kenya Open, PGA Mexico Open and looking ahead to the PGA Cognizant Classic, DPWT South African Open, and the New Zealand Open. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The New Zealand Open has joined the qualification pathway for The Open Championship in Northern Ireland in July. This gives amateurs and professional golfers a chance to win at Millbrook Resort and then be on the tee competing for the famous Claret Jug. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

Sixteen-year-old Alexis Owen from Dunedin has upset the defending champion and an Olympian to claim the New Zealand Open men's surfing title at Stent Road beach in Taranaki on Sunday. Owen spoke to Alexa Cook.

On today's episode, Dr Shane Reti has lost his health portfolio in a major cabinet reshuffle by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Simeon Brown will take over as Health Minister, Israel says three hostages - who have been held by Hamas in Gaza for 15 months - have been released back into Israeli territory hours after a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas began, 2025 will be the last time Jim Beam Homegrown is held in Wellington, with the event set to move cities next year, and sixteen-year-old Alexis Owen from Dunedin has upset the defending champion and an Olympian to claim the New Zealand Open men's surfing title at Stent Road beach in Taranaki on Sunday.

PGA Tour Champions season victor Steven Alker has his sights set on winning the New Zealand Open next year. Alker, who recently took home the Charles Schwab Cup on the Champions tour last month, is determined to emerge victorious in next year's upcoming event. He joined Piney to discuss. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast for 8 December 2024, Herald sports reporter Michael Burgess recapped Auckland FC's 'incredible' victory over the Wellington Phoenix. Kiwi cricket great Sir Richard Hadlee was among 11 Hall of Fame inductees for significant contributions to the sport. And Steve Alker told Piney his plan to win the New Zealand Open next year. Get the Weekend Sport with Jason Pine Full Show Podcast every Saturday and Sunday afternoon on iHeartRadio, or wherever you get your podcasts. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sydney Professional Golfer, Daniel Gale joined Peter Psaltis on 4BC Wide World of Sports to chat about his sensational rise in the golf world ahead of the New Zealand Open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The long awaited return of Anthony Kim will create a lot of buzz around LIV Golf this week as they tee off in Jeddah while the PGA Tour plays in Florida, the LPGA continues their Asian swing at the HSBC Women's World Championship of Golf. Meanwhile, the Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia combines with the Asian and Japanese Tours for the 103rd New Zealand Open and the DP World Tour is in South Africa for the SDC Championship.Music by www.Audionautix.com 

Will is back to talk all things PGA Tour this week as we break down everything you need to know for the Congnizant Classic in Palm Beach Florida.   We also give you the run down on this weeks New Zealand Open as well as run through all of the results from last weeks PGA Tour event in Mexico, The Athena in Melbourne and the DPWT in Kenya.   We play Mike vs The Mug and give you the run down on everything you need to know about the new competition we have launched in Teepster! Lots of prizes and free to enter!  

Today on the show we are joined by 50% of Hamish and Andy from Australia, before Andy comes to NZ to play in the New Zealand Open.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel and Louis are joined by NZ Open tournament director Michael Glading as there is less than 100 days left until the New Zealand Open is underway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey Guys, welcome back to the Hole In One Golf Podcast, I'm your host Jack Bull. It was a huge honour to be joined on this episode by Australian Tour Professional and recent New Zealand Open winner Brendan Jones! Brendan was a hugely popular winner in Queenstown and had a lot of support there, he's always been a great supporter of the New Zealand Open and the Australasian Tours! Brendan reflects on the win and tells me how he prepared in Queenstown, after carding a sensational 62 on Saturday. Brendan shares some great insights into his game and tells me the one piece of advice which changed his career. Brendan had a very successful amateur career, winning the Australian Amateur, before representing  Australia at the Eisenhower trophy, where they placed 2nd. Brendan then turned professional and got off to an absolute flier, holing in one in his very first professional tournament! Brendan has played most of his Golf on the Japan tour and is widely regarded as the most successful overseas player there ever, clocking an incredible 15 wins in Japan and earning over 1 Billion Yen in prize money! We also talk about the potential prosect of LIV golf coming to New Zealand and Brendan shares more on his plans for the year ahead. Many thanks for such an interesting and insightful chat Brendan! Links: Golf: Australian veteran Brendan Jones claims long-awaited New Zealand Open title in Queenstown - NZ Herald Canberra golfer Brendan Jones gets Queenstown thrills before New Zealand Open (smh.com.au) Turning Japanese - Australian Golf Digest Photo courtesy of NZ Open, RNZ & photosport Reach out: Facebook @holeinonegolfpodcast Instagram @holeinonegolfpodcast   #golfpodcast #brendanjonesgolf #podcast #golfnz #golfaustralia #nzopen #japangolf #japangolftour #asiantour

Australian golfer Christopher Wood fired a course record 10 under par 61 to take a four shot lead after the opening of the New Zealand Open in Arrowtown.

Australian Christopher Wood hit a course record 10 under par 61 to grab a four shot lead after the opening round of the New Zealand Open in Arrowtown

Australian Christopher Wood was pleasantly surprised by his form as he fired a course record 10 under par 61 to grab a four shot lead after the opening round of the New Zealand Open.

Local golf is under the spotlight this week with the PGA Tour of Australasia/Asian Tour/Japan Golf Tour coming together for the 102nd New Zealand Open which takes pride of place in the preview roster.There's also the designated Arnold Palmer Invitational, and opposite field Puerto Rico Open on the PGA Tour, as well as the boldly named HSBC Women's World Championship. Music by www.Audionautix.com

In this episode, Andrew is joined by the recent New Zealand Open champion Victoria Monaghan. Victoria (10:33) calls into the show to discuss winning the New Zealand Open and qualifying for the 2023 WDF World Championships, her background in darts, grappling with gender identity issues, starting her transition two years ago, facing backlash from the NZ dart community, being a trailblazer and much more. There's also a review of the action at the Australian Darts Open, a discussion about providing updates from events, a recap of the action in Belgium and Andrew answers listener questions. Enjoy!

The year 2002 began strangely for Tiger Woods, with a terrorist threat made against him and others at the 2002 New Zealand Open, which Woods played as a gesture to former caddie Steve Williams. The event ran smoothly, though, and three months later Woods was victorious at a 'Tiger-proofed' Augusta National. Williams also takes listeners through the changes to Augusta and how it affected the way he caddied for Woods during his 2002 Masters win.

The New Zealand Open has been chopped into the rough, with the golf tournament organisers having to pull pin under the red light. Tournament chairman John Hart talks to Lisa Owen. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6294709777001

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The New Zealand Open has been confirmed for 2022 with a twist! The top three finishers gain a place in the field for the British major. Michael Glading, tournamnet director of the New Zealand open joins the show to discuss this further.

It was a privilege to be joined by Kiwi Golf star Amelia Garvey! Amelia turned pro this year, following a stellar amateur career which saw her win the Muriwai Open on the Charles Tour, the New Zealand Strokeplay Title and she was also runner up at the British Amateur, as well as being a top player on the University of Sothern California Golf team. Amelia turned professional just before her second US Open and she also teamed up with former New Zealand Open and PGA Tour winner Grant Waite as her new coach. Amelia has certainly surrounded herself with a great team. We discuss one of Tiger Woods' greatest shots https://www.pgatour.com/long-form/2020/05/26/tiger-woods-best-shot-all-time-2000-rbc-canadian-open-bunker-iron.html Amelia also shares some amazing insights from playing with major winners Patty Tavatanakit and Lydia Ko. Amelia plays out of the Kaipoi Golf Club in New Zealand and was originally born in Manchester, England, but sees herself as Kiwi through and through! Amelia is a naturally talented sportsperson and could have chosen to play football professionally but decided to focus on Golf, a decision which is really starting to pay off! Amelia also provides an update on Tour School and her playing status and schedule for next year and we even have time to talk football and Manchester United! Go strong Amelia, you'll continue to absolutely smash it! #golfpodcast #nzgolf #ameliagarvey Links: https://nzgolfmagazine.co.nz/amelia-garvey-turns-professional/ https://nzgolfmagazine.co.nz/kiwi-amelia-garvey-secures-augusta-national-place/ https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/golf/114823355/rising-new-zealand-golf-talent-amelia-garvey-defends-struggling-lydia-ko https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/golf-kiwi-amelia-garvey-set-for-first-career-major-at-womens-us-open-next-month/TINUD22HMNGSG5H5OO53B56ORI/ https://www.newsroom.co.nz/lockerroom/golfer-garvey-out-to-do-ko-proud https://www.golf.co.nz/news-detail?newsarticleid=24112&tags=NZ%20Players https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/shes-coming-home-young-kiwi-golf-pro-ecstatic-to-win-place-in-miq/FYG34X7MYGEUSLGYPJQ6QYG4BU/ https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/i-feel-hopeless-young-kiwi-golfer-trapped-in-the-us-calls-miq-a-cruel-game/DCZ6MQXG2CCQGB234EXCIAN7MY/ https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/women-in-sport/300432434/i-want-to-do-her-proud-amelia-garvey-hopes-to-impress-lydia-ko https://nzgolfmagazine.co.nz/amelia-garvey-set-for-lpga-qualifying-assault/?amp https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/golf/88937563/kiwi-grant-waite-confirmed-for-nz-open-25-years-after-he-won-the-annual-event https://www.lpga.com/news/2020/2020-life-changing-move-for-tavatanakit Photo Credit @ameliagarvey

Also today the PM's new message about opening the rest of our international borders. An urgent investigation underway after COVID spreads in a Sydney quarantine hotel. And the new campaign to stop a reality show about Byron Bay influencers.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A stronger contender for a medal in the pool at the Tokyo Olympics is proving he should head into the Games in career-best form.Lewis Clareburt set his second New Zealand Open record of the week yesterday while meeting the Olympic qualification time in the 200m Individual Medley.Clareburt beat the previous record (1:59.24) by 1.35 seconds, finishing in 1:57.89 seconds. The previous record was held by Bradlee Ashby in 2017 at the FINA World Championships.He also took out the men's 100m freestyle in a time of (49.04 seconds) after breaking the NZ Open record previously in the meet in the first leg of the 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (48.96).Last week Clareburt also broke the 400 IM NZ record by more than two seconds faster than the time he swam to claim bronze at the 2019 FINA World Championships. ⁠The time would have earned fourth at the last Olympic final.In other events, backstroke swimmer Andrew Jeffcoat broke a New Zealand Open Record in the 50m backstroke heats. He swam 25.06 seconds, beating the 12-year-old record previously held by Daniel Bell (25.24). Jeffcoat was just 0.02 of a second off breaking the record again in the finals when he swam 25.07.Nikita Howarth laid down another marker with her fastest time in the 100m breaststroke since the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games, clocking 1:33.26 seconds to move to the top of this year's world rankings (SB7) and breaking a new NZ SB7 record.While she could not quite back that up in the evening, the time was Nikita's third qualification standard for the Tokyo Paralympic Games.The Women's multiclass 100m freestyle saw further Tokyo qualifying standards also for Sophie Pascoe (S9), claiming gold in 1:03.86 seconds, to bring her qualifying events to six.In the Men's multiclass 100m freestyle, Cameron Leslie (S4) from Whangarei Swimming club made it five qualified events for Tokyo 2020, winning in a time of 1:25.39 seconds.

Welcome to the Golf Days Australia Podcast proudly brought to you by Cobra Puma Golf, Dint Putters, Sessions Set and The Net Return Australia. This weeks Live Chat we caught up with Aussie pro from Victoria, Matt Griffin. Matt has amassed 7 Professional wins across 4 tours since turning pro in 2008. He has two order of merit's to his name and he has also won in a playoff against our very own resident pro, Terry Pilkadaris. He has competed in the Open at Royal Birkdale, Scotland. His win's include the 2014 VIC Open, the 2014 KPGA Championship and the 2016 New Zealand Open, just to name a few. So sit back, relax, Enjoy Golf and this weeks instalment of the GDA Live Chats.

Welcome to the Golf Days Australia Podcast - proudly brought to you by Cobra Puma Golf, Dint Putters, Sessions Set & Net Return Australia. On this weeks live chat we catch up with Aussie legend, Jake Higginbottom. Nate and Double Par got to talk with Jake about his junior years, his Amateur career and turning pro just after winning the New Zealand Open. So sit back, relax, Enjoy Golf & this weeks Live Chat interview on the Golf Days Australia Podcast.

European Tour rookie Zach Murray joins us for a fantastic chat around an interrupted first year, his WA Open win with his dad on the bag and winning the 100th New Zealand Open. Zach is very open and honest about his battle with anxiety. This is a great one to tune into.

Martin Devlin chats to Geoff Ogilvy, the Australian golfer who most famously won the 2006 US Open. He's returning to New Zealand for the 101st New Zealand Open in Queenstown next week. 

Erik and the boys debrief on missing the cut at the 100th New Zealand Open and what they learned from the experience. Instead of a tee time on Saturday, Choppy the local helicopter pilot takes them on a ride of a lifetime before the pod. Keep up with Stuart Kerr, @stuartlkerr, and Colt Knedler, @coltknedler, on Instagram, as we voyage to new regions and continue to discover new facets of the game we all love. Hit the subscribe button for a check in episode every Monday and an interview with a special guest every Thursday. Rate and review the podcast on iTunes and Apple Podcasts. Learn more about Blue Chew. Visit bluechew.com and get your first shipment FREE when you use discount code ERIK -- Just pay $5 for shipping. Precision Pro is offering TWENTY DOLLARS OFF the N-X-7 series rangefinder. Go to precisionprogolf.com and use coupon code ERIK for TWENTY DOLLARS OFF. Learn more about Garrett Leight Eyewear. @garrettleight on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Learn more about Adidas Golf shoes. @adidasgolf on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Subscribe to Erik's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/eriklang12 Follow Erik on Instagram @erikanderslang Twitter @erikanderslang and Facebook @erikanderslangofficial Watch Adventures in Golf on youtube.com/skratchtv Send a message on Erik's website https://www.erikanderslang.com/hit-us-up or direct message Erik on Instagram with your questions. Erik can give you advice on the podcast --- golf, relationships, or anything on your mind! Learn more about Erik's upcoming documentary Be the Ball at betheballmovie.com Colton Janz /// Producer Social: @coltonjanz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The RNZ Sport team discusses golf with the New Zealand Open celebrating centenary. The tournament features one of New Zealand's two major winners as well as the best from Australasia and Japan. Are New Zealand golfers still contenders?

The RNZ Sport team discusses golf with the New Zealand Open celebrating centenary. The tournament features one of New Zealand's two major winners as well as the best from Australasia and Japan. Are New Zealand golfers still contenders?

Round 1 of the New Zealand Open. Stu and Colt co-host a live podcast with Erik as he plays and attempts to survive the first round of the Open with Kiwi partner Luke Toomey and competitor Peter Fowler. Please let us know if you enjoyed and want more “live” episodes from the course! Be sure to see more about what Luke Toomey is up to on Instagram @luketooms Hit the subscribe button for a check in episode every Monday and an interview with a special guest every Thursday. Rate and review the podcast on iTunes and Apple Podcasts. Precision Pro is offering TWENTY DOLLARS OFF the N-X-7 series rangefinder. Go to precisionprogolf.com and use coupon code ERIK for TWENTY DOLLARS OFF. Learn more about Adidas Golf shoes. @adidasgolf on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Subscribe to Erik's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/eriklang12 Follow Erik on Instagram @erikanderslang Twitter @erikanderslang and Facebook @erikanderslangofficial Watch Adventures in Golf on youtube.com/skratchtv Send a message on Erik's website https://www.erikanderslang.com/hit-us-up or direct message Erik on Instagram with your questions. Erik can give you advice on the podcast --- golf, relationships, or anything on your mind! Learn more about Erik's upcoming documentary Be the Ball at betheballmovie.com Colton Janz /// Producer Social: @coltonjanz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Extra Time this week... retiring Black Caps skipper Brendon McCullum reflects on his career as he becomes the first player in history to play 100 consecutive Test matches since debuting, world golf No.1 Lydia Ko returns to defend her New Zealand Open title, shot putter Jacko Gill looks set to compete at the Rio Olympics, some more administrative problems in football - this time it's the Wellington Phoenix hit by poor paperwork, Wellington tennis player Finn Tearney prepares to make his Davis Cup debut,. and Richard Ussher on the Coast to Coast's longevity and popularity as another edition of the gruelling multi-sport event gets underway.

On Extra Time this week... retiring Black Caps skipper Brendon McCullum reflects on his career as he becomes the first player in history to play 100 consecutive Test matches since debuting, world golf No.1 Lydia Ko returns to defend her New Zealand Open title, shot putter Jacko Gill looks set to compete at the Rio Olympics, some more administrative problems in football - this time it's the Wellington Phoenix hit by poor paperwork, Wellington tennis player Finn Tearney prepares to make his Davis Cup debut,. and Richard Ussher on the Coast to Coast's longevity and popularity as another edition of the gruelling multi-sport event gets underway.

In Extra Time this week…we talk to Mahe Drysdale about the affect his coach's spat with Rowing New Zealand is having on his Olympic title defence, we hear from the injury ravaged New Zealand sevens squad as they look to regroup and arrest their poor run of results, the golf world number one Lydia Ko confirms she's coming home for the New Zealand Open, we discuss the Black Sticks women's loss in the World Hockey League final with coach Mark Hager and we talk to the Wellington Phoenix veteran Ben Sigmund who's decided to hang up his boots after 8 seasons with the A-League side.

In Extra Time this week…we talk to Mahe Drysdale about the affect his coach's spat with Rowing New Zealand is having on his Olympic title defence, we hear from the injury ravaged New Zealand sevens squad as they look to regroup and arrest their poor run of results, the golf world number one Lydia Ko confirms she's coming home for the New Zealand Open, we discuss the Black Sticks women's loss in the World Hockey League final with coach Mark Hager and we talk to the Wellington Phoenix veteran Ben Sigmund who's decided to hang up his boots after 8 seasons with the A-League side.

In the programme this week - golfer Mark Brown admits the New Zealand Open lacks X-factor - Brown and rookie Ryan Fox discuss the mediocre field at Clearwater… former coach Steve Rixon on what's wrong with the Black Caps after their fifth straight test loss... he left the Warriors, now Tony Iro talks about his new job in rugby league... the Phoenix and All Whites star Jeremy Brockie's enjoying an extended away trip… and national tennis number one Marina Erakovic is back on the courts and preparing for Auckland's ASB Classic.

In the programme this week - golfer Mark Brown admits the New Zealand Open lacks X-factor - Brown and rookie Ryan Fox discuss the mediocre field at Clearwater… former coach Steve Rixon on what's wrong with the Black Caps after their fifth straight test loss... he left the Warriors, now Tony Iro talks about his new job in rugby league... the Phoenix and All Whites star Jeremy Brockie's enjoying an extended away trip… and national tennis number one Marina Erakovic is back on the courts and preparing for Auckland's ASB Classic.