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Four TGL matches across two days makes for a great Wednesday episode! Andy and Brendan went live on YouTube following NYGC's blowout victory over Jupiter Links on Tuesday night to discuss the bevy of content coming from the SoFi Dome. Brendan is immediately furious with his beloved team's performance, wondering about timeout management, roster construction, and if Jup Links can ever contend while building around Tiger Woods. Andy unveils his first-ever SGS TGL Power Rankings, leading to an entire segment of disagreement regarding where he put his Ballfrogs. The two recap Monday's P-Day marathon, which was "very fun" and a success story for the league in its first season. Unfortunately, that momentum did not carry over into Tuesday night, but PJ is excited that his NYGC team is in the win column thanks to help from the Mets. The ESPN broadcasts are critiqued and the technology is questioned, but Andy and Brendan both agree that TGL found something good on Monday. In non-screen golf, the field for the Mexico Open is deemed "too good" to play In/Out/Alternate, so hammers are thrown on some fire picks ahead of a week at a bomber's paradise. The Magical Kenya Open is awarded Event of the Week thanks to a field full of notables such as "The DVD Player!" Finally, Patty Tavatanakit is defending her title in Thailand on the LPGA Tour this week. In news, Sun Day Red finds its first non-Tiger athlete and Charlie Woods gets a special exemption.

In this episode, Scott bids farewell to Sean, recaps his recent trip Down Under, and reviews some of the latest global highlights. Among them are thrilling victories such as Patty Tavatanakit and Jake Knapp's remarkable 27-under win at the Grant Thornton Invitational, Shaun Norris's triumphant victory on home soil at the Alfred Dunhill Championship in South Africa, and Elvis Smylie's maiden DP World Tour title at the BMW Australian PGA Championship, marking the start of the 2025 Race to Dubai in style. Finally, Scott shares his thoughts on the future of the TGL—will this innovative league captivate audiences and redefine the game of golf?Check out the recap here from the recent round in Australia.Tune in for all the highlights and actionable insights to help you Own Your SSWING! Follow our Social Media for all the best moments from the show:Pivot The Path Instagram - click here!SSWING YouTube - click here!SSWING Website - click here! SSWING Instagram - click here!Join the SSWING Newsletter - click here!Your Weekly Drive: The Friday Fix for Golf Movement & Mastery

Soly makes a triumphant return to the weekend pod along with DJ and Neil as Jake Knapp and Patty Tavatanakit win the Grant Thornton while tour cards are handed out at PGA and LPGA Q-School and LIV's promotion event. We also offer some season-long Mea Culpas and offer an extended E-9 about PIF - PGA Tour deal rumors, Scottie's PGA Tour POY award win and upcoming documentary, TGL's ESPN broadcasting crew, our worst golf shots of 2024 and Neil's self-defense in the face of allegations of slow play at the Long Island Mid-Am. If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining The Nest: No Laying Up's community of avid golfers. Nest members help us maintain our light commercial interruptions (3 minutes of ads per 90 minutes of content) and receive access to exclusive content, discounts in the pro shop, and an annual member gift. It's a $90 annual membership, and you can sign up or learn more at nolayingup.com/join Support Our Partners: Titleist ServPro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Carrie Forsyth retired last year after a tremendous 24-year run as head coach of the UCLA Women's Golf Team, where she won 2 national championships and 5 Pac12 championships, and coached many players who are stars today on the LPGA (including Alison Lee, Lilia Vu and Patty Tavatanakit, among others). We talk with Carrie about how she got her start in golf, her junior career in Southern California, making the UCLA team as a walk-on, her decision to go the coaching route, and her Hall of Fame coaching career at UCLA. We discuss the keys to her success at UCLA, what she looked for in her players, her day-to-day role as UCLA coach and how that evolved over time, her thoughts on the seismic changes in college sports (including NIL deals and the collapse of the Pac 12), and her views on the overall state of the women's game today.

Today Jordan and George breakdown Rory McIlroy's recent stance on his loyalty to the PGA TOUR. Ahead of this weekend's Chevron Championship, Golf Channel contributor Amy Rogers speaks with LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan. As Nelly Korda looks to win her 5th straight tournament, George, and Jordan breakdown her recent dominance. Ahead of this weekend's RBC Championship, last year's winner Matt Fitzpatrick speaks with Todd Lewis. Patty Tavatanakit sits down with Jordan and George. Later, NYPD Officer Vincenzo Rallo speaks about the impact he looks to make through golf. Nelly Korda 16:50 Lydia Ko 37:57 Patty Tavatanakit 43:06 NYPD Officer Vincenzo Rallo 50:10

Top FORE of the week: 1. Patty Tavatanakit wins the Honda LPGA Thailand tournament2. Talor Gooch says if Rory McIlroy wins The Masters, it will have an Asterisk 3. Thoughts on The Match featuring Rory McIlroy, Max Homa, Lexi Thompson & Rose Zhang4. LPGA partners with Creative Agency Hana Kuma to elevate 8 LPGA players' social media content creation and brand developmentThis weeks' Golf History with B lesson was all about Louise Suggs. Club Twirls with the Girls is hosted by Blakely (@blakelygolfs) and Sonja (@sonjadanger) Follow us on instagram @clubtwirlswiththegirls and sound off in the comments about, well, anything! Be sure to follow us on Instagram! http://www.instagram.com/clubtwirlswiththegirlsHosts: Sonja and Blakely Muse:Adam Scott

Matt Adams is joined by Major Champion Brittany Lincicome as we preview the Solheim Cup and PGA Tour Player Justin Lower. who is at this week's Cognizant Classic. We also break down the latest Anthony Kim swing video and hear from Daniel Berger and Patty Tavatanakit as a crowded week of golf gets underway.

Matt Adams with a full recap of all of this past weekend's golf. Jake Knapp shines in Mexico, Patty Tavatanakit goes back to back, LIV Golfer wins in Asia and much more. Rumors are swirling that Anthony Kim will make his return to professional golf this week on the LIV Tour and the BBC's Iain Carter stops by to help us unpack all the latest news surrounding the future of golf through the words of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.

As the LPGA Tour's spring Asian swing kicks off in Thailand this week our LPGA pod crew of Randy, Cody and Jordan break down the Tournament of Champions and the Drive On, won by Lydia Ko and Nelly Korda, respectively. Then it's on to LET and the Saudi Ladies International (23:20) where Patty Tavatanakit won with a seven under final round 65 and offered some candid and honest thoughts on her recent struggles in her post-round interview. We then look ahead to the weekend in Thailand and some of the notable names in the field (40:30) as well as a look ahead to the latest iteration of The Match involving Lexi Thompson and Rose Zhang. Then, Jordan helps us get up to speed on the latest from the women's amateur golf scene before we close with a look at some of the notable rookies on the LPGA Tour this year (54:20) and some assorted news and notes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Top FORE of the week: 1. Hideki Matsuyama wins the Genesis Open at Riviera 2. Tiger Woods pulls out of the Genisis Open because of the in-and-out flu3. Will Zalatoris finished tied for 2nd at the Genisis after losing a family member on Thursday4. Patty Tavatanakit wins the 2024 Aramco Saudi Ladies International Our first Golf History with B lesson was all about Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Club Twirls with the Girls is hosted by Blakely (@blakelygolfs) and Sonja (@sonjadanger) Follow us on instagram @clubtwirlswiththegirls and sound off in the comments about, well, anything! Be sure to follow us on Instagram! http://www.instagram.com/clubtwirlswiththegirlsHosts: Sonja and Blakely Muse:Adam Scott

Wyndham Clark secured his first PGA TOUR win on Sunday at the Wells Fargo Championship. Damon & Eamon welcome in SIRIUS XM PGA TOUR Radio Host Taylor Zarzour to recap the weekend and look ahead to the upcoming PGA Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, NY. With 2023's next major just around the corner, Golf Today caught up with 1977 PGA Championship winner Lanny Wadkins. Lanny relives the 1995 Ryder Cup, which he captained for Team USA, and Damon & Eamon take a deep dive into Team Europe's qualification. Over on the LPGA Tour, it was victory for Team Thailand in the Hanwha LIFEPLUS International Crown. This was the first win for Team Thailand, which was made up of 2022 Rolex Rookie of the Year, Atthaya Thitikul alongside Patty Tavatanakit, Ariya Jutanugarn, and Moriya Jutanugarn. Taylor Zarzour (16:05) Lanny Wadkins (24:57) Michael Keiser (38:00) Matt Cahill (55:24)

Phil Mickelson has requested a release to play in the LIV Golf Invitational Series. Damon and Eamon react to the breaking news and dive into the events that have led to this point. Jon Rahm lost his World Number 1 ranking on March 27th and has missed a few cuts recently. The guys discuss whether Rahm has underperformed and how to define a successful season on the PGA Tour. The Mexico Open becomes an official event on the PGA Tour for the first time this week. Last year Alvaro Ortiz won the title when it was a PGA Tour Latinoamérica event -- now he's defending against some of the best players in the world. He joins the show to talk about his game and the special event. PATTY TAVATANAKIT: 28:00 ALVARO ORTIZ: 47:42

After 50 years, the final playing of The Chevron Championship at Mission Hills Country Club gets underway. Amy Rogers joins the show to talk about the bittersweet goodbye and the special traditions that meant so much to the players. Defending champion, Patty Tavatanakit, stops by to discuss her rise from UCLA, to major champion, to rookie off the year and her plans to go back-to-back this week at The Chevron Championship. Also, Damon and Eamon dive into the Augusta National Women's Amateur tournament to give you interviews, analysis and insight into year three of this special event. The Valero Texas Open also starts this week. Damon and Eamon check in on the players who are looking to find form and momentum heading into the Masters. Speaking of The Masters…Tiger Woods is reportedly playing a practice round. But will he try to play in the actual tournament? The guys discuss. Mollie Marcoux Samaan (19:07) Patty Tavatanakit (51:14) Emilia Migliaccio (1:06:40)

It was a great week for the podcast as Ryan had the winner of WGC Matchplay in Scottie Scheffler at 16/1 that win in Austin takes Scheffler to the summit of World Golf becoming the new World Number 1 Golfer after winning 3 of his past 5 events on PGA Tour. Jamie had Kevin Kisner finish Runner up at 66/1 along with another T2nd in Dominican Republic with 40/1 Alex Smalley at Corales Puntacana where Chad Ramey gained his maiden PGA Tour title. On the DP World Tour in Qatar it was victory for the Scots as the supremely talented Scot Ewen Ferguson battled back bravely from the heartache of Kenya to win his first professional title at Qatar Masters winning at -7 in a brutal contest at the weekend in Doha. This week it is the first major of the year as the Ladies of the LPGA & LET Tours flock to Mission Hills Golf Club in Rancho Mirage, California for Chevron Championship formerly known as ANA Inspiration. Patty Tavatanakit was the winner last year at -18. Measuring just over 6,800 yards Mission Hills is an iconic venue in the Women's game with world's best such as Jin Young Ko, Inbee Park, Lexi Thompson and Annika Sorenstam all lifting this Major Championship. Craig & Ryan go through how we feel the first major will play out and we both have a consensus value pick at 20/1. On the PGA Tour we stay in Texas this week as we head to San Antonio for Valero Texas Open the last stop on Tour before The Masters next week! 7,464 yard Par 72 Greg Norman designed TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) takes Centre stage as Jordan Spieth returns to defend his dramatic title win last year. This event throws up surprises so don't be surprised to see a triple figure winner win this week. Be sure to follow us on Twitter @ChasingPars_Pod, @ThomsonGolf94, @GolfTipster5 & @Js_GolfingTips. We would appreciate if you gave listen this week. Enjoy!

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

Hard to have a better year than Patty Tavatanakit or Hideki Matsuyama! They each won their first major championship and Tavatanakit was voted LPGA Rookie of The Year. Shane and Damon discuss Matsuyama's career year and also welcome Tavatanakit onto the show to relive her incredible season. And if you could get a souvenir from any pro golfer, past or present, who would it be and why? Our hosts discuss that and more!

Amy is on-site at The Olympic Club for this week's U.S. Women's Open! Amy & Adam hear from many notable contenders this week including Jessica Korda, Nelly Korda, Michelle Wie West, Patty Tavatanakit, and Inbee Park. Plus Amy gives us her on-the-ground perspective from San Francisco.

Before the action begins at The Olympic Club, we're joined by two of the competitors in the field at the 2021 US Women's Open. First up, we'll hear from ANA Inspiration champ Patty Tavatanakit on what the last few years have been like as she began her professional career and the next steps after her first win in a major. The second half of the pod (36:15) is a visit with New Zealand's Amelia Garvey as the former USC Trojan prepares to compete in her first major as a professional.

It's U.S. Women's Open Week and the 76th Edition of the Championship is hosted by the Olympic Club in San Francisco  This historic venue has hosted several memorable USGA championships over the years, including the 1955 US Open, where Ben Hogan lost in a playoff to an unsung player - Jack Fleck.   The ultimate irony for Mr. Hogan was Jack Fleck was one of the very first players on the PGA to play with the newly developed "Ben Hogan Signature series Golf Clubs".   The venue was also host to the 1966 US Open, where the new King of Golf, Arnold Palmer, lost in a playoff to Billy Casper, despite having a 6-stroke lead going into the Final Round.  Palmer's inability to close the event led to a Monday 18-hole playoff, and the unofficial decline of Palmer as the King of the hill. This year marks the very first time that the Women's Championship will be hosted at this historic club and like its Men's counterparts, promises to be equally exciting as the best players in Women's Golf tackle the famed course.  Small, elevated and undulating greens with its sloping and cambered fairways and traditional "US Open rough" will challenge the shotmaking abilities of these talented pro's.  Our special guest, Aimee Cho, is probably best known for her incredibly popular YouTube golf instruction channel -- Golf with Aimee, where she provides simple, fun and effective lessons and tips.   Aimee Cho is also a former professional player on  the LPGA's Symetra Tour joins us to review and analyze this year's championship.  Fresh off of her appearance on CBS LA as a guest analyst for the PGA Championship at the Ocean Course (Kiawah), Aimee is eager to talk about the most challenging event in women's golf and to share her special perspective on how the Lake Course at Olympic will play for the women.We review favourites like Inbee Park, Brooke Henderson, Lydia Ko, Nelly Korda and Patty Tavatanakit  among a handful of other contenders.  So listen in or download the episode today.

In today's episode Randy catches up with Golfweek's Beth Ann Nichols (@GolfweekNichols on twitter) to chat about the 2021 LPGA season thus far. Beth Ann was recently named the first-ever female president of the Golf Writers Association of America. She talks about that position and what her role and responsibilities include. They then discuss everything from Lydia Ko's reemergence to the ultra-impressive breakthrough victory of Patty Tavatanakit at the ANA Inspiration. And so much more. Enjoy!

Host Ryan Barath shares his conversation with Sam Bettinardi of Bettinardi Golf that covered everything from the manufacturing process, working with tour players, and their Major win on the LPGA Tour by Patty Tavatanakit at the ANA Inspiration.

Amy & Adam recap a wild week at The ANA Inspiration - including Amy's viral interview with Shanshan Feng, Lydia Ko's sizzling 62, and Patty Tavatanakit's breakthrough win. Plus they talk about the return of the LPGA Tour at the LOTTE Championship and Emilia Migliaccio joins Amy & Adam to chat about her runner-up finish at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

On our first of two episodes this week during the 2021 Masters, we kick things off by recapping the last week of golf action including Jordan Spieth's return to success with winning the Valero Texas Open, Tsubasa Kajitani defeating Emilia Migliaccio in a playoff to win the second Augusta National Women's Amateur as well as Patty Tavatanakit holding off Lydia Ko to win the ANA Inspiration.To close things out we welcome in Payton, co-founder of Birdie Bundle, to talk about the grind behind becoming one of the biggest and best golf subscription box companies including what goes into picking what brands to include, what goes into curating boxes to fit customers styles and much more! Follow Birdie Bundle on Instagram @TheBirdieBundle and sign up for your subscription today at BirdieBundle.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=Y6XV98Q4LEYKE)

The Stinger, golf's #1 podcast, gives you the ULTIMATE Masters Tournament Preview. Mark and Chuck discuss some of the biggest names in the tournament, including Jordan Speith, Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlory, Brooks Koepka, Collin Morikawa and Jon Rahm. We give our predictions for the tournament winner plus we'll talk about some of our favorite prop bets for the week.  We also recap Patty Tavatanakit's dominant win at the ANA Inspiration (1:38:00) and Spieth's exciting victory at the Valero Texas Open.

Heading into Masters Week, Jordan Spieth finally ended his nearly 4 year win drought in his home state at the Valero Texas Open. LPGA Tour rookie Patty Tavatanakit took down the tour's first major of the season at the ANA Inspiration with Lydia Ko making a charge on Sunday, and Stephan Jaeger punches his ticket back to the PGA Tour after his win at the Emerald Coast Classic. Finally, we rant on Manitoba's current public health orders that bans all liquor consumption on golf courses.

It's finally here, the greatest week in golf and we talk all things Augusta National and the Masters Tournament including a special edition Masters quiz. First, we discuss our golf after the first full week back on the golf course and how our handicaps have adapted to the new World Handicap System. We take a look at the weeks industry news including an update on Tiger before looking back at an unbelievable week of golf at both the Ana Inspiration and Valero Texas Open, which saw the rise of a star in Patty Tavatanakit and the return to the winners circle for Jordan Spieth. We give our Birdie Bogey Bust for the week and continue on the Ryder Cup segment, this time looking at the 1967 Ryder Cup and some more controversy surround Jack Nicklaus. Enjoy Masters week and this episode of the Bogey Boys Podcast!!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bogey-boys-golf-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We kick off this week's podcast focusing on Patty Tavatanakit winning the first major of the 2021 season (and her maiden title) at the ANA Inspiration, going wire-to-wire.  In the Amateur game, Tsubasa Kajitana from Japan came out victorious at the second Augusta National Women's Amateur in a playoff against Emilia Migliaccio. The main focus of the show is naturally on The Masters, even more so after Jordan Spieth’s win…

In this extended episode, the guys recap Jordan Spieth's win at the Valero Texas Open, Patty Tavatanakit's win at the ANA Inspiration, look ahead to the greatest week in golf at The Masters, create their own Champions Dinner Masters menu, look back at a classic Masters win and more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ourtwosomeisfull/message

Ben and Kent talk about Patty Tavatanakit's victory at the ANA Inspiration, sit in awe at the core values she shared that drove her to victory, her distance and greens in regulation over the week, Lydia Ko's tournament record 62 and how many years her 16 under would've won the tournament. They reflect on the awesome golf played, then discuss some Tokyo Races, primarily focusing on England and Thailand. They talk about the U.S. Solheim Cup, and Ally Ewing creating some separation. They wrap up talking the quality of play this week from the top five players in the world, and analyze Kent's bets of the week. What an enjoyable week of golf at the first major of the year.

For this Ladies of Golf episode we welcomed a freaking rock star. Yes, really. Elizabeth Nelson is a singer-songwriter for the DC-based garage punk band The Paranoid Style. She is a regular contributor to The Ringer, Oxford American, Pitchfork and The Golfer's Journal. We talked about her love of the sport and its characters, her writing style and how music has a place in golf. Before we get into the interview, Abby recaps the busy weekend for women's golf, including Tsubasa Kajitani's victory at the Augusta National Women's Amateur and Patty Tavatanakit's wire-to-wire win at the ANA Inspiration. Lydia Ko made a huge run during the final round, posting a 62 to tie the 18-hole scoring record at the ANA. Meanwhile, Patty delivered a flawless final round to become the first rookie to win the ANA Inspiration since Juli Inkster in 1984. She put on a clinic AND delivered fireworks, people.

Lunes de Masters de Augusta. Empieza una de las semanas grandes del golf mundial. Arrancamos motores y realizamos el primer acercamiento al Augusta National. Analizamos lo que nos podemos encontrar allí esta semana, favoritos, cómo llegan Sergio García y Jon Rahm, la última hora y todos los puntos calientes que nos aguardan esta semana. Viajamos de Augusta a la Costa del Sol. De paraíso a paraíso para hacer una radiografía de cómo está la Costa del Golf, el mejor destino turístico de Europa para jugar al golf. Nos lo cuenta Lynn Mitchell, directora de desarrollo y negocio de Turismo Costa del Sol. Por último, analizamos todo lo que nos deja el ANA Inspiration. ¿La victoria de Patty Tavatanakit es una sorpresa o tendencia? Profundizamos en el debate con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez y le metemos el bisturí a las actuaciones de Azahara Muñoz y Carlota Ciganda.