Podcasts about olympic course

This week on the American Downhiller Podcast we turn our attention to Cortina - the Women's Favorite Course and interview the Stifel US Ski Team's newest speed star – Lauren Macuga! “Cougs” is coming off a career-best 10th place in the Super-G in Altenmarkt and sets her sights on the 2026 Olympic Course this week in Italy.Cougs is part of the US Women's speed team which is re-building and has been having some good results lately with Keely Cashman, Tricia Mangan along with the return of Jacky Wiles and Alice Merryweather.We talk to Lauren about her development as a speed skier from an “average” junior to her first Downhill race to her 10th place in the Altenmarkt World Cup. She shares with us her thoughts on training GS to help her speed as well as her start routine.Other topics covered;- How to stay focused with the course is gnarly- How a focus on GS is helping her speed evolve- Why it's OK to train speed with your clothes on sometimes- How she learns new courses- What she learned about herself from her injuries- Advice for junior racers on feeding off the success of Teammates- Who she watches on video- And advice for young ski racers who may be strugglingThanks to Ski Racing Media for Sponsoring our American Downhiller Podcast and please listen on Apple or Spotify or watch it on the ELITEAM Youtube channel!

Matt Adams is joined live by Mexican Olympian and LPGA Tour winner Gaby Lopez plus Golf Channel's Kay Cockerill checks in from Tokyo to take us through the Olympic golf course. A full weekend recap of the Evian Championship, Senior Open Championship and 3M Open. Hear from Minjee Lee, Cam Champ and more.

Sean Kato went wire-to-wire in winning last year's Washington Men's Amateur and returns this year to defend his title in the 100th Washington Men's Amateur, to be held July 6-8 on the Olympic Course at Gold Mountain GC in Bremerton, Wash.  Sean is entering his fourth year on the men's golf team at Oregon State University, but because of a shoulder injury and the 2020 season canceled due to COVID-19, he still has two years of eligibility remaining. Prior to enrolling at Oregon State, Sean won the 2017 Washington State Junior Championship, and led his Redmond High School squad to the 2017 4A State Championship. He was selected for Team Washington in the Junior America's Cup for three years, leading the team to the title in 2016.  He qualified for and played in the 2021 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball, held in May at Chambers Bay and The Home Course. Because his partner, Oregon State teammate Jackson Lake, withdrew to compete with the OSU team in the NCAA Championship (Kato was not eligible because of lost time due to a shoulder injury), Sean had the unusual experience of having to play solo in the Four-Ball. 

This week we talk US Women's Open with one who played in it, LPGA Pro, Brittany Altomare.  Ron Green Jr. talks The Olympic Course curse, WTH happened at The Memorial with John Rahm, and the new Premier League.  Then, we talk about a new concept in local golf entertainment, X Golf South Charlotte with GM Andrew Horne. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gil Hanse is one of the most prolific architects working in golf today. His original work can be seen everywhere from The Olympic Course in Rio to the wild Streamsong Black, while his restoration work has touched many of the United States’ most prestigious clubs (from Winged Foot to Los Angeles Country Club). Hanse joined the TGJ Podcast to discuss his complete renovation of Pinehurst No. 4 and a variety of other topics.

Gil Hanse is one of the most prolific architects working in golf today. His original work can be seen everywhere from The Olympic Course in Rio to the wild Streamsong Black, while his restoration work has touched many of the United States' most prestigious clubs (from Winged Foot to Los Angeles Country Club). Hanse joined the TGJ Podcast to discuss his complete renovation of Pinehurst No. 4 and a variety of other topics.

Golf course architect Gil Hanse joins the podcast for a two-part podcast. In part one he discusses his career to date, golden age architecture, the Olympic Course in Rio and much more.

World renowned course architect Gil Hanse joins the show to talk everything golf course architecture. From designing the Olympic Course in Rio and Castle Stuart in Scotland to restoring American classics like Winged Foot and Merion, Gil details what it's like to be one of the most sought after architects in the world. Does he hate trees? Does he ever trick himself when playing his own courses? Frankie Borrelli also becomes a permanent fixture in From The Gallery, talking about the burden of having the best eyes in the group and debating the best small things country clubs do that make you happy. Thank you to our Sponsors: Omaha Steaks - for only $49.99, you can get my Family Gift Pack when you go to OmahaSteaks.com and enter my code FORE in the search bar – That's 75% off! New Barstool App - Make sure you're staying up to date with everything Barstool. You don't want to miss the latest in-office grudge or must see video. Get everyone's hot take by going to the app store and downloading the NEW, UPDATED Barstool app today! 

A look ahead to London 2012 with a selection of Olympic stories from across BBC local, national and World Service Radio. In this edition, British professional basketball player Luol Deng gives his thoughts on taking part in London 2012 and the British team's prospects of getting on to the podium and we hear from sprint kayaker Rachel Cawthorn as she trains on the River Thames at the Olympic Course at Dorney Lake. BMX cyclist Shanaze Reade, who was favourite to win Gold at the Beijing Games but ended up crashing at the final turn, talks about how she's using that experience in her preparation for the London Olympics and she also gives her views on the new Team GB kit. Plus there's interviews with Olympic hopeful Joseph Hylton who is currently training hard to achieve his goal of a place on Team GB in the 110m hurdles and the fastest 200m breast stroke swimmer in the world at the moment, Andrew Willis, who has already secured his place.

Fast and furious flying fizzes are making their way around the new Olympic Course starting at Starboards Yacht Club

Some really great sailing today from the Sunday morning Regatta. Join the fun with your hosts MarkTwain White and Aislin Keynes as they as they cover the Olympic Course. This is just a sample of the many shows available at SLCN. Visit http://slcn.tv for lots more info.

They don't call them flying fizzes for nothing. Watch today's regatta to see just how fast these skippers can sail the Fizz on the long Olympic Course