Podcast appearances and mentions of ollie schniederjans

Professional golf came through this week for fans, giving us everything we want: a great course, great players and challenging conditions. Rory McIlroy got his PGA Tour season kicked off in dramatic fashion with a 3 stroke victory at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. McIlroy took angles we haven't seen before at Pebble Beach with a display of power that course has not often seen. He also showed a more conservative approach game he patterned after Scottie Scheffler on his way to victory. Are big things in store for Rory McIlroy in 2025? Scottie Scheffler and Jordan Spieth came off injuries and were back in action. Scottie shook off the rust quickly, while Jordan Spieth really struggled in his 2025 debut. Speaking of comebacks, Ollie Schniederjans coming back from double hip replacement surgery in 2022, bested Bryson DeChambeau and Jaquin Niemann on the Asian Tour. LIV Golf kicks off their season this week in Saudi Arabia as they are under the lights for the opening of the season. It is a huge year for LIV with PIF negotiations and some of its largest stars on the last year of their contracts. Subscribe and follow the Break80 Podcast on Apple, Spotify and YouTube for weekly golf content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Andy and Brendan went live on YouTube late Sunday night to recap Rory McIlroy's win at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, his 27th career victory on the PGA Tour. They dive into what was a quality weekend of golf on the PGA Tour, providing a much-needed boost to the product after a sleepy start to the season. The two unpack Rory's dominating performance driving the ball, including the ridiculous line he took on the 14th hole which lead him to an eagle on Sunday to practically seal his win. Andy and Brendan also compliment the CBS broadcast, which elevated the event even more than its "signature" status. They discuss what turned out to be a packed European Ryder Cup leaderboard, with strong performances from Shane Lowry, Justin Rose, and Sepp Straka. TGL superstar Tom Kim was also a factor, finishing in a tie for seventh after being put on the clock for slow play (again). In addition to Rory, Scottie Scheffler also made his first start of 2025, finishing in a tie for ninth. After wrapping up with more discussion about why venues matter on the PGA Tour, Andy and Brendan turn their attention to perhaps their favorite venue, DLF. Ollie Schniederjans won for the first time in nine years, blowing out a LIV-heavy field in India. Andy shares some intel from someone who's played DLF about the course and why Bryson was perhaps not the biggest fan of the greens there. A Lim Kim won the LPGA's Tournament of Champions, which ended right in the coverage gap for Pebble Beach, outlasting a late charge by Nelly Korda on Sunday. In golf news from the weekend, Brendan shares a letter written by Charley Hoffman that was shared with PGA Tour members on Sunday night. Hoffman is suggesting that top players need to show their support for the Tour by playing in more events, despite taking time off to play overseas or in TGL matches on Mondays and Tuesday nights. To wrap this episode up, Andy, Brendan, and PJ react to the Luka Doncic trade in an NBA-focused Sports Minute.

 Welcome once again to Flaghunters ! Today, we are graced with none other than Bradley Hughes himself !     Bradley was born in Melbourne, Australia and turned pro in 1988. He has played on the PGA Tour of Australasia, the PGA Tour, Nationwide Tour, Japan Golf Tour and the European Tour. He won 7 times as a professional, notably the Austrailian Masters twice and in the 1993 Australian Masters, he hit every green in regulation in the final round to shoot 7-under par to catch  Australian legend Peter Senior. Bradly also played in the first Presidents Cup and was paired with World #1 at the time, Nick Price. In other words, the man can play...     Hughes quit playing competetive golf in 2008 and now teaches primarily at Holly Tree CC in Greenville, South Carolina. Through his teachings, he has helped Brendon Todd revitalize his career and also coaches Brandt Snedeker, Harold Varner, Cameron Percy, Greg Chalmers, Ben Martin, Robert Allenby and Ollie Schniederjans.   Bradly has created 2 websites, www.bradleyhugesgolf.com and www.bradleyhughesgolf-members.com. Both contain a well-spring of information. I would HIGHLY encourage anyone to visit the Members  site and sign up because the info that Brad provides is hard-fought and battle- tested through the crucible of Pro Golf.   I am very proud of this conversation and I am sure that Bradley's wisdom will undoubtedly help anyone, as it has me, to play better golf. Cheers                                                                                J.P.

Memorial Park, host of this week’s Vivint Houston Open, is a new venue to golf DFS players and bettors, so we called in one of the sharpest experts in the industry, Matthew Wiley of the Golflandia podcast (12:16). Wiley explains why he can’t quit betting Tony Finau as he makes the case for Finau earning his second PGA Tour title this week. Wiley and the Be Right boys, after coming close with Doc Redman and Ollie Schniederjans last week, give their DFS plays for this week, and Wiley teases some of his early Masters picks for next week.

We are back to break down the week of golf, including the Bermuda Championship where Brian Gay took home his 5th PGA Tour title in a playoff against Wyndham Clark. We also discuss: The rest of the leaderboard, including, Doc Redman, Ollie Schniederjans, and Denny McCarthy The crazy wind conditions and cutline drama in Craig's Good, Bad, and Ugly featuring Fred Funk, Kristoffer Ventura, and Justin Suh The All-Canadian edition of Adam's Three stars, with great finishes from Roger Sloan, Michael Gligic, and David Hearn Our Stock Up (Denny McCarthy, Brian Gay) and Stock Down (Henrik Stenson, Doc Redman) and PGA Tour Radio vs PGA Tour Live The best of the Halloween with Mike Weir, Tiger Woods and Harry Higgs Darren Clarke winning his first PGA Tour Champions Event   Finally, we have our first tease of Augusta the November Masters, discussing the current lines for the favourites, and what we think of their chances. We also mention our favourite early sleepers and bets that are catching our eye. Music by Wool on Wolves

In the latest episode of the Drive The Green Golf Podcast, we tune up the Waste Management Phoenix Open by chatting with PGA Tour Young Gun Ollie Schniederjans. That and more. Farmers Insurance Open Recap (0:00 – 17:35) Rosie’s club rust is officially off Rahm can’t finish the hot start Tiger wears pink In The […] The post Episode 48 – OLLIE SCHNIEDERJANS appeared first on Drive The Green Golf.

*Making his second appearance on the podcast, Ollie Schniederjans joins to talk about his career progression, how he hits his patented stinger shot, who has the best traj on tour, what he’s learned, and what... The post NLU Podcast, Episode 180: Ollie Schniederjans appeared first on No Laying Up.

Golf Digest's Alex Myers and Joel Beall review Patton Kizzire's win in Mexico, the controversial finish at the Schwab Cup and their fantasy best bets at the final official fall tournament, the RSM Classic at Sea Island. Could this week find another player—Ollie Schniederjans perhaps?—grab his first PGA Tour title? Our guys break it down.

Riggs and Trent sit down with Ollie Schniederjans, introduce Shotgun Mulligans, talk about pros they like and dislike, and deem a tournament the #StoolieOpen.

With a tour card locked up for 2017, and the Web.com Tour Finals ahead, I caught up with Ollie Schniederjans to talk about his experience so far on the PGA Tour, the Web.com Tour, sponsor... The post NLU Podcast, Episode 51: Ollie Schniederjans appeared first on No Laying Up.

John Swantek visits with Wesley Bryan and Ollie Schniederjans, two of the winners on the Web.com Tour this year who are headed to the PGA TOUR next season.

Former No. 1 amateur player in the world Ollie Schniederjans broke through this past Sunday with a massive victory on the Web.com Tour. Not only did the win secure his PGA TOUR card for the 2017-'18 season, but it boosted him up to No. 3 on the Web.com Tour Money List. We spoke to the 23-year-old about how he celebrated, the clutch birdie he made on the second playoff hole, and the new driver that's changed his game. Subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/callaway-podcasts/id686017329?mt=2 Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=100953&refid=stpr Follow us on TuneIn: http://tun.in/ph88L

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game (FM 96.9) Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G kicks off the hour recapping Emiliano Grillo's win at the Frys.com Open, which was his first PGA Tour event and the first event after winning the Web.com Tour Championship.  Brendan Sweeney, Director of Golf Media and Player Relations at French Lick Resort, Ind., and die hard Cubs fan and resident of Orlando calls in to talk about the Chicago Cubs last chance to stay afloat and make it to the World Series. Brendan recounts how a story about how French Lick, the Cubs and a St. James Cathedral in Orlando are intertwined. St James Cathedral flew the W flag at the school was on the front page of Oct. 21, 2015 Wall Street Journal. Holly talks with former PGA Caddie and ESPN.com Senior Writer Michael Collins about his how he made it to ESPN. Michael didn't follow the traditional steps to work in the media business for ESPN. Holly asks Michael about his days caddying on the Tour. Michael tells the story about Jordan Spieth's caddy Michael Greller, a former 3rd grade teacher, and how he and Spieth got together. Collins interviewed Michael Greller and his story behind the route to Spieth's bag and the relationship between the two men. Bernhard Lager won the San Antonio Championship for his 25th victory and tightened the lead between Langer, Jeff Maggert and Colin Montgomery. Jeff Shain, The Island Packet, Prime Sports Network, calls in to talk to Holly G about the class of 2011 that includes the Frys.com winner Emiliano Grillo, 2015 FedEx Cup champion Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Ollie Schniederjans. Holly asks Jeff about who is the breakout player of this year. Jeff said that someone we need to keep your eyes on Patton Kizzire who finished second on the Web.com Tour. Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel calls in to wrap up the hour of intelligent golf talk. Holly asks Todd about what he took away from watching the Presidents Cup in South Korea. Lewis commented that it is nice to see golf from a different country's perspective and see how the game continues to grow globally.  Holly asks Todd talks about Tiger's press conference and the update on Tiger's plans to take it easier and not rush himself back to the Tour this time around. Todd feels Tiger's approach after his second back surgery is a great plan. Todd tells listeners that Tiger seems to be a fallen star in the eyes of the fans/public. Fans seem sympathetic toward Tiger and have forgotten his past misgivings and they are rooting for him to make a comeback. Holly and Todd talk about Tiger possibly coming back and challenging the new foursome in golf: Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, Rickie Fowler and Jason Day. Todd recently had a chance to talk with Henrik Stenson about his upcoming schedule between the European Tour and the PGA Tour and how he might shift some appearances to make sure he is in great shape heading into the major championships this season. Todd feels that Stenson may win a Major championship and will definitely finish in the top 10 and a couple of the majors this year.