Podcast appearances and mentions of Paula Creamer

What makes a great coach? According to Kevin Craggs, it comes down to three powerful E's - Educate, Empower, and Explore. In this episode, Kevin shares his insights on building a strong coaching culture over time, helping people move from being interested to involved to invested in their growth. Drawing from decades of experience coaching world-class athletes and leaders, Kevin introduces the CARE model - Clarity, Action, Resilience, and Excellence - four essential elements that every person needs to succeed. From growing hope in others to understanding what it truly means to care, Kevin's wisdom extends beyond the golf course into parenting, leadership, and life. He also shares insights from his new book, Be Where Your Feet Are, a guide to staying present and achieving daily excellence. About Kevin Craggs - Director of Golf at IMG Academy Kevin Craggs is a globally renowned PGA Professional with nearly four decades of coaching experience. He has coached and mentored major championship winners, Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup players, and some of the world's top business leaders and royalty. His unique motivational style and technical expertise have made him one of the most sought-after coaches in golf. Kevin's career highlights include coaching legends like two-time major winner Sandy Lyle and Colin Montgomerie, who has won a record eight European Tour Order of Merit titles, as well as major winners Catriona Matthew and Paula Creamer. With over 50,000 hours of coaching across all major tours worldwide, Kevin has earned recognition as one of Golf Monthly's Top 25 Coaches. He also cherished memorable moments learning from and being mentored by the legendary Seve Ballesteros. Kevin's passion lies in helping others excel. Leveraging his high-performance golf coaching techniques, he has successfully transitioned into leadership coaching for leaders and executives. Kevin's practical courses provide strategies for success in both business and life, changing behaviors through a proven coaching system. Kevin is also the founder of Daily Xcellence, a platform dedicated to transforming coaches, trainers, and leaders through reflective learning and self-discovery. Daily Xcellence offers comprehensive coaching systems, personalized development programs, and international certification. Enjoy this interactive book—it's fun to read, easy to grasp, and simple to put into action. Use it to develop daily excellence habits and behaviors. Connect with Kevin: Website: https://dailyxcellence.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kevincraggs69/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kevin.craggs.35

We are just two days away from the stands being filled in Spain for the Solheim Cup! Eamon and Damon are joined by Cara Banks and Paige Mackenzie to discuss their first impressions of the course and more. Padraig Harrington, 2021 Ryder Cup Captain, catches up with the boys as he looks ahead to next week. Paula Creamer, seven-time U.S. Solheim cup team member shares past stories and gives insight into team USA! 2023 U.S Open Champion & first time U.S. Ryder Cup team member, Wyndham Clark joins the show to talk about veteran advice on team USA. Padraig Harrington – 10:20 Paula Creamer – 24:12 Ryan fox – 33:21 Wyndham Clark – 43:45 Notah Begay – 1:03:30

We have a very special bonus midweek episode as Randy speaks with Jane Park. Jane left the LPGA Tour in 2021 after her ten month old daughter, Grace, experienced a series of seizures which left her with permanent brain damage. This week Jane will return to the tour along with Paula Creamer at the Dow Great Lakes Invitational - the LPGA's team event - in Midland, Michigan. In addition to enjoying a proper send-off for her competitive career, Jane hopes to bring awareness and raise financial support for families of children who experience epileptic seizures. (You can follow Jane's week on Instagram @TheJanePark. If you'd like to contribute to the foundations mentioned, please visit: Epilepsy Foundation and Golf4Her Foundation) Jane walks us through her family's experiences through the last two years, her goals for the upcoming tournament, her favorite current players to watch on the LPGA Tour and a ton more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Another show packed with great interviews! Jim Furyk was named captain of Team USA for the 2024 Presidents Cup today, so he sat down with Damon & Eamon to chat about his hopes for the event, and what he learned from his captaincy in the 2018 Ryder Cup. Jim is just the tip of the iceberg as USGA CEO Mike Whan, and past U.S. Women's Open champions Michelle Wie West and Paula Creamer stop by to preview the event as it heads to one of golf's most storied courses: Pebble Beach Golf Links. Could it be the last time we see Michelle Wie West tee it up in a professional event? Hear what she had to say on the matter. Not to get ahead of ourselves, the Hanwa LifePlus International Crown is this week at TPC Harding Park! LPGA stars Minjee Lee and Atthaya Thitikul are set to represent Australia and Thailand, respectively, in the revitalized team competition. Our crew speaks to both of them on what they expect from the week, and why they think their teams have what it takes to nab the top spot at week's end. Jim Furyk (2:37) Mike Whan (14:24) Michelle Wie West (35:51) Atthaya Thitikul (47:28) Paula Creamer (53:05) Minjee Lee (1:02:00)

August 31, 2022 ~ The Veteran LPGA Golfer tells Paul she is looking forward to playing in the Dana Open this week.

On this episode of the Pull Hook Golf podcast, hosts Matt Cook & Bobby Brown, have on special guest Lance Bennett who is currently caddying for Davis Riley on the PGA Tour. You'll learn how Lance started his caddying career by being thrown in the fire on the PGA Tour with Brad Elder. He'll take us through what it was like caddying on the LPGA Tour for Paula Creamer, Lorena Ochoa and Julie Inkster. Then we discuss his tenure with Matt Kuchar and his current player Davis Riley. Find out why Lance believes Davis Riley is a special talent ready to breakthrough on the PGA Tour. Lastly, what's Lance's take of LIV Golf.To learn more information about Pull Hook Golf go to www.pullhookgolf.com or on Instagram @pullhookgolf See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dave Giancola and Mike Trostel talk with 2010 U.S. Women's Open champion Paula Creamer about how gymnast Kerri Strug and Arnold Palmer helped inspire her to victory at Oakmont and what she's been up to during quarantine.Originally aired in May 2020

Korn Ferry: Huntsville Championship (Huntsville, AL) - Champion: Paul Barjon (1 KFT Victory) - Wins with eagle on 3rd hole of a 3 man playoff LPGA: HSBC Women’s World Championship (Singapore) - Champion: Hyo Joo Kim - Final round 64 to win - Hannah Green bogey/bogey finish - Paula Creamer gets special expedition to US Open in back yard - Olympic Club, - Missed 10th exemption from wrist surgery European Tour: Tenerife Open (Spain) - Champion: Dean Burmester - Bogey Free 62 to get the W - 2nd Euro Tour Win PGA Tour: Valspar Championship - Champion: Sam Burns - 1st win for the young American - Holds off Keegan Bradley for Victory Champions Tour: Insperity Invitational - Champion: Mike Weir (Utah Guy) - 1st Champions Tour Victory - Taking advantage of Par 5s on back 9 - Joh Daly rinses one on 18 - Rain shortened tournament to 36 holes, -10 wins - Weir WITB Driver: TaylorMade SIM (10.5 degrees) Shaft: KBS TD 60g Category 5 3-wood: TaylorMade SIM2 (15 degrees) 5-wood: TaylorMade SIM2 (19 degree Shaft: Fujikura Speeder 757 Evolution VI Hybrid: TaylorMade M6 (22 degrees) Shaft: KBS Graphite Hybrid Irons: TaylorMade P790 (5-9 iron) Shafts: KBS Wedges: Titleist Vokey (46, 50, 54, 60 degrees) Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue Putter: Scotty Cameron Circle T Newport Ball: Titleist 2021 Pro V1 Rickie Fowler Special Exemption into the PGA Championship Omar Uresti, wins PGA club professionals championship, PGA Champ exemption

In this edition of Forward Press, Golfweek's David Dusek chats with Beth Ann Nichols about the upcoming 2020 U.S. Women's Open this week in Houston, how the media would perceive Michelle Wie and Paula Creamer if they hadn't won their respective U.S. Women's Open, Lexi Thompson's incredible U.S. Women's Open active streak, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we travel to Braselton, Georgia the home of the American Junior Golf Association. The American Junior Golf Association or AJGA for short, is considered by many leaders in the golf industry to be the premier junior golf association in the world. With alumni such as Jordan Spieth, Tiger Woods, Paula Creamer, Stacy Lewis, and the list goes on, who could disagree? The AJGA is a great organization and what I absolutely love about them is their stellar internship program. This is an opportunity to work with some of the best and brightest in the golf industry while traveling the country putting on junior golf tournaments. You know we love the chance to mix sport and travel and most likely you do too. The AJGA internship is by far one of the best opportunities we have come across for young professionals in sport. It provides a fantastic growth experience with real world responsibility and ownership of tasks that directly lead to the success of their events. Learn more about the American Junior Golf Association as we talk with two outstanding females in the sport industry, Lauren Shelly, the Director of Training and Development, and Blair Sumner the Director of Recruiting. Their passion for not only developing young golfers but also young sport professionals is evident during this episode so tune in to hear useful tips that could just lead you to your next gig in the industry.

Michael Breed welcomed 10-time LPGA Tour winner and major champion Paula Creamer to his show “A New Breed of Golf,” which airs on PGA Tour Radio on SiriusXM.

This week on the Heart of Sports we feature some women in sports with a recap of our past interviews with Paula Creamer, Carli Lloyd, Sam Mewis & Pratima Sherpa.

Dans l’épisode de rodage du podcast toujours sans nom, je joue une game de golf au PS3 contre Paula Creamer sur un fond de musique électronique. Je jase un peu des épisodes à venir, du projet de mon "podcast" en général, de ma visite récente à la SAQ et je fais jouer quelques tounes de Massive Attack. Le premier de tout.

This week our guest LPGA great Paula Creamer chats with us about this weekend’s ShopRite LPGA Classic, The Solheim Cup, her comeback from injury and paying it forward with her support for youth golf through The First Tee and the military. We will also talked about Bryan Colangelo's resignation and what is next for the #Sixers. Then in our High Hopes: Phillies Minor League Rundown we recapped the week in the Philadelphia Phillies organization and had an interview with AA Reading Fightin Phils Outfield Darick Hall.

It's Bank of Hope Founders Cup week and we're on location! The roundtable opens with talk about the first domestic event of the year and the birdie-fest that is likely coming. We also discuss Anna Nordqvist defending and Michelle Wie trying to go back-to-back. Also, Tiger Woods and Paula Creamer come up! Our big interview is with the legend Laura Davies! We talked about everything from getting started in 1985, her U.S. Open win in 1987, her plan B if golf wasn't in the cards and a whole lot more! Plus, Emma Talley joins this week to play "Go for it or Lay up" with topics including her friend Justin Thomas and playing with the kangaroos in Australia.

On America’s birthday Feherty does girl-talk at home with 10-time LPGA winner Paula Creamer. The Pink Panther talks about South Korean dominance of women’s golf and her passion for Solheim Cup competition.

GolfDigest.com deputy editor Ryan Herrington interviews Paula Creamer on the eve of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship to talk about the state of women's golf, all the young players winning this year on the LPGA Tour and what she's doing to return to the winner's circle. Paula also talks about the part of her weekly off-course routine that she just can't live without (hint: It's rather girlie).

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is on sale for $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Host Holly G is in the studio on the eve of the Barclays, the first event of the 2015 FedEx Cup playoffs.  Jeff Babineau, Golfweek, calls in to talk about Davis Love III's big win, at 51, at the Wyndham Championship while on the other side of the age spectrum, Lydia Ko winning in Canada Holly and Jeff talk about the golfers who play well at this time of the year like Billy Horschel did last year and how you can make a lot of money. People from all over the globe competing for the 125 PGA Tour cards Martin Kaymer lost his PGA Tour by not playing a required 15 events splitting time between the European Tour and PGA Tour. Jeff said that Kaymer is out of the playoffs this year but win a major championship Kaymer will be alright moving forward. Jeff mentions that Robert Streb got a huge jump on this season by playing the early events in the fall start of the 2014-2015 Tour start.  Already Rory McIlroy has committed to play in the early events of the upcoming 2015-2016 season. Holly asks Jeff his thoughts on the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs are there true favorites or will someone come out of the pack like last year?   Holly says that someone with a hot short game might come out on top at Plainfield Country Club in New Jersey this week with the greens being the way they are set up for The Barclays. Jeff said that he likes the rotation for the playoffs among courses and Plainfield is such a great old course.  Matt Kuchar is Jeff's pick to win The Barclays this week.  Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in and starts things off talking about the U.S. Amateur Champion Bryson DeChambeaux who also won the NCAA individual men's title this year. Steve talks about Bryson's idiosyncrasies with his golf equipment.  Holly and Steve also cover the LPGA and Lydia Ko's win and Stacey Lewis' who Steve seems a little snake bitten lately not being able to close out the tournaments. Lewis is playing at the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic where the field is a little thin. The 2015 Solheim Cup is in September and Paula Creamer and Brittany Lang were named as the captain's picks by Juli Inkster. He thinks Creamer was picked for experienced and thinks the Americans team looks really well statistically.  Last time the Europeans had the better numbers and ended up upsetting the USA on their home soil. Jeff Shain, Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette in Hilton Head, S.C., call in from beautiful South Carolina to talk about Davis Love III's win and the upcoming FedEx Cup playoffs. The third oldest, longest stretch of time between first and last wins.  His first win was in 1987.  Tiger turns 40 in December. He still moves the needle in the ratings and the Wyndham printed an extra 47,000 tickets after Tiger announced he was playing Wyndham. Tiger did a little analysis of Davis' putting during the week and Davis gave Tiger the feel of Sedgefield Country Club that seemed to help Tiger out this past weekend. Jeff wonders if Tiger had added one more start back in May might he have picked up enough points for him to make the playoffs? Holly mentions the putting hiccups Tiger has lately and the 11th hole when the wheels came off the cart for him with a triple bogey. Three of Dustin Johnson's three wins have been 54-hole wins and Jeff talks about DJ avoiding the clunker back 9 on the final rounds. Jeff mentions that four of the past five winners at the FedEx Cup have come off the pace and those who controlled their own destiny haven't been able to play well at East Lake to win it all. Jordan Spieth has the highest point total that there has ever been going into the FedEx Cup playoffs this year. Jeff Shain likes Spieth and DJ at the top of the leader board again, whereas Robert Streb might be a long shot as well as David Lingmerth. Mike Jamison, Examiner.com and ING, calls in to talk to Holly about the PGA Expo in Las Vegas, that just ended. Cobra has recently introduced their new King Cobra driver. There was a demo day but it's mainly an apparel and fashion show. Tour Edge came out with a new limited edition hybrid with a slip stream sole. Chase 54 introduced a new line of apparel. One cool training aids was the Golf Chute by Chute Trainer that helps with the hip turns and adds distance off the tee using wind resistance in training. Mike said that a unique aspect is that the USA company employs physically challenged in the factory.  Next week is the World Amateur Championship in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The world Am is open to all golfers - 17 years old and above - with a certified USGA handicap or foreign equivalent. Features six competitive divisions.

Jack Berry, renowned sports writer talks about fellow Michigan Golf Hall of Fame member Glenn Johnson who passed away recently and was an important mentor and friend of Emily’s, as he was to many. Mahalo for listening to the talk story or reading the story and nice tribute to Glenn that Jack wrote and I have included below. GLENN By Jack Berry The PGA Tour had Doug Sanders. The European Tour has Ian Poulter. The LPGA has Paula Creamer. But for all out color and pizzazz, we had Glenn Johnson of Grosse Ile. Johnson arrived in Charlevoix for the Michigan Amateur in a Cadillac top down convertible packed with clothing changes for three double round days of match play. That was confidence and that was Glenn Johnson. “I had fun with the clothes. I hated to play (after a morning round) without cleaning up,” Johnson said. “One time a guy asked me why I was always changing colors, why I didn’t wear black or white. I went out that afternoon in red, white, blue, black, everything. He was 2 down after the first two holes. “I liked match play. I enjoyed the psychology, watching the opponent. I had more fun without saying anything,” Johnson said. “I’d look at their grip and they’d be thinking ‘Is something wrong with my grip?’” There was no one like him in Michigan golf and he passed away to the green course in the sky on Dec. 11 at the age of 92. The later years were difficult but there were so many good times, so many matches won and memories like the Michigan sectional qualifying held at Birmingham Country Club for the 1972 United States Open at Pebble Beach. Chuck Thorpe, the confident young brother of the PGA Tour’s Jim Thorpe, and Johnson were tied after regulation. Thorpe, a brash smasher, figured to win on the first hole. A par five. Thorpe didn’t use a tee. He’d stomp his heel into the ground and place the ball on top of the upturned turf. But he only made par and so did Johnson. The second hole was a short par four with the green short of the river, unlike today’s position. It was driveable but Thorpe didn’t drive it, made bogey and Johnson won with a par and was off to Pebble Beach. Johnson played the Monday and Tuesday practice rounds before “immense crowds.” He’d called Arnold Palmer and asked to play with him. Johnson knew Palmer since he played in the prestigious Grosse Ile Invitational in Arnie’s amateur days. After the two Palmer rounds Johnson hooked up with defending Open champion Lee Trevino on Wednesday, his third round with two of golf’s superstars on one of the most famous courses in the world. That was Glenn. Johnson didn’t play golf until after service in World War II as a pilot, teaching men how to fly the B-24 Liberator bomber, and then college at Michigan State. He won nine letters in sports at Grosse Ile High School, had three years in at Michigan State before the military service and returned to play quarterback his senior year. He played against Miami in the Orange Bowl stadium, played against Santa Clara on the West Coast and said that rules permitted only one substitute per quarter so “If you were first string, you played about 50 minutes every game.” Johnson’s father was a captain in Ford’s lake freighter fleet and the family settled on Grosse Ile in 1927. Glenn naturally took to the water and sailed the Port Huron to Mackinac race and was first mate on a winner. He was a lifelong fisherman with a boat docked by his house. He finally connected with golf “because the practice tee was 200 yards from my house” and said he worked hard at it. His short game was especially sharp. “I didn’t hit it that far but I knew where to hit it” and match play was his game. Johnson won five Michigan Amateur championships, second only to six by Chuck Kocsis. When the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame was established, Kocsis was in the first threesome with World Golf Hall of Famer Walter Hagen and Oakland Hills professional Al Watrous. Johnson was in the second threesome with two-time Masters champion Horton Smith and PGA champion Walter Burkemo. Four legendary professionals and two superb amateurs formed the first six members of the Hall of Fame. When Johnson came to golf, he came full force. He played in 43 Michigan Amateurs, at one point won 23 straight matches, qualified to play in 17 United States Golf Association championships, was low amateur in the 1981 Open at Oakland Hills, and won 15 Grosse Ile club championships. As a senior he helped form the Society of Seniors, an organization of the best senior amateurs in the country. He won the Eastern Seniors five times and a North and South Senior. He looked out for young players at Grosse Ile, and Emily Gail, a top junior, said “Glenn was a huge factor in my being encouraged to be a good female athlete. He was a great mentor and friend. I called him a couple weeks ago as I would do a couple times a year to tell him how much I appreciated his encouragement. He helped me learn how to love hitting balls and practice which I still do.” And because Johnson also was a skier, two of Michigan’s best holiday golf tournaments were established. “I skied at Boyne Mountain and became friends with (owner) Everett Kircher. He had a golf course and Labor Day weekend was deadsville. I told him he had all those empty beds and he should start a two man tournament.” Kircher took the advice, made Johnson co-chairman and the Kircher Cup is nearly four decades old with a full field every year. Then Johnson, assisted by the late Bucky Brower, real estate salesman and something of the unofficial mayor of Boyne Country, talked Kircher into starting a tournament in another “deadsville” period, Memorial Day weekend. Now it’s the Nike State Pro-Am. Besides his golf, skiing, boating, and interest in the Red Wings – he had seats right behind the goal in the Olympia Stadium days, Johnson was an accomplished artist. One of his favorite subjects was clowns and one of his paintings is in the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame collections of members’ memorabilia. Grosse Ile members and friends of Johnson celebrated his 90th birthday at the club and unveiled an exhibition of his many trophies, medals and awards received over the years. There’s a full length painting of Johnson with trousers as colorful as a tropical garden. “I’ve had a fantastic run,” Johnson said when he was a guest of honor at the 100th Michigan Amateur in 2011 at the Heather course, his favorite, at Boyne Highlands. Fittingly, he was wearing a sweater of many colors.

Erin Foley brings on Chicago native/stand up comic Renee Gauthier to talk Chicago Blackhawks, Stan Mikita, Cubs v Sox fans, the Tampa Bay Bucs new uniforms, NFL's attempt to ban the N word, Nascar's Janet Guthrie, DWTS athletes revealed and golfer Paula Creamer's 75 foot putt for victory!

NOTE: Users can add The Golf Insiders podcast to their iPhone as an app now. 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 and Rich B are in the studio as the LPGA gears up for the 3rd major of the season. Holly talks about the record setting opportunities for Inbee Park who has already won the first two LPGA majors of the season. Park has 5 wins so far this season and is ranked as the #1 golfer on the LPGA. The AT&T National is also on tap as well as the U.S. Senior Open Championship in Pittsburgh, PA.  Ken Duke won the Travelers Championship using Aldila's new graphite Tour Irons featuring RIP Technology and Aldila's new Tour Green shafts in his fairway woods.  Holly also mentioned that the Space Coast Pro Golf Tour (SCPGT)  presented by Edwin Watts will return in October.  Every tournament winner is guaranteed a $5,000 1st place check. Rich B pleads with all golfers to make sure that they spend the few dollars to buy a bag tag and attach it to their golf bag to help easily identify clubs on the course or at the pro shop. Thousands of dollars on equipment is definitely worth identifying them with a tag! Global Golf Post's Steve Eubanks calls in to talk about the upcoming U.S. Women's Open and Inbee Park's quest for history. Steve feels that she is the best putter on Tour and that is the reason she's #1. He feels that Park will win the U.S. Open and another major down the road. Holly asks about the Americans in the draw. Stacey Lewis, Christie Kerr and Paula Creamer. Where's Yani Tseng? Holly and Steve also talk about the U.S. chances in the upcoming Solheim Cup. Steve also talks about the wonderful story of Ken Duke's win at the Travelers Championship.  Holly also talks about the Space Coast Pro Golf Tour (SCPGT) presented by Edwin Watts will have 39 events. Association with Mike Bender. New owners Brian Schindler and Jeffery Bernstein. Dr. Bob Winters, Mental Conditioning Coach, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about golf. Dr. Bob says you have to ask yourself "Am I playing to play great ... or am I playing not to mess up? Unfortunately players sabotage their talent sometimes. The key is to balance everything. Dr. Bob says you have to have this core belief ... "If it is to be it has to begin and end with me."   Dr Bob says as players we become obsessed with making a certain score. You have to stay in the moment and focus on the shot that is in front of you. Golfers can check out his Golf Profile, which is cutting-edge web-based technology. World renowned Golf Psychologist Dr. Robert Winters of the David Leadbetter Academy interprets your profile scores and goes one-on-one with you as your personal coach through customized video analysis explaining your scores and offering his personal tips to help you develop more confidence and reach your full potential. Jeff Shain, PGATour.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich B about the past weekend's PGA Tour as well as what's ahead. Bubba Watson grumbling with his caddie. Jeff feels that since Bubba has won a major he has put pressure on himself. Bubba's caddie convinced him to use a 9-iron and Bubba didn't want to do it and it didn't work out. Bubba let him know it. 

Holly G and Rich B are in the studio talking the Florida Swing, sponsored by Barber Pole Golf.  Holly and Rich get right into Tiger's win at the WGC Cadillac at Doral. Jeff Shain, PGA Tour.com, calls in to talk about the upcoming tournament in Tampa at the Copperhead Course. Jeff talks about the Copperhead's snake pit being the 4th toughest holes to close on last year. The trio talk about Luke Donald's finish at Doral. Donald was last year's winner at Innisbrook for the Tampa Bay Championship. Jeff talks about the LPGA Tour and the upcoming RR Donnelly Founder's Cup. Natalie Gulbis has been sidelined with Malaria after the LPGA swing through Asia.  Paula Creamer was a part of a 5-car accident there but is getting better. Tavistock Cup teams were named Tuesday. Rosters are similar to last year, but with Isleworth lost a few members including Tiger Woods who now is on Team Albany. Two more teams are joining the Cup for a total of 6.  Oak Tree and Primland. Charles Howell III is anchoring the Oak Tree National team along with Rickie Fowler, Bob Tway and Scott Verplank. Team Primland is represented by Fred Couples, Bill Haas, Jay Haas and Webb Simpson. Florida Golf Central is celebrating its 14th anniversary of Florida Golf Central, the Florida swing, the rebirth of Errol Estate Golf & Country Club, and the launch of the Lee Westwood Golf School in Orlando with drinks and appetizers. Tuesday, March 19 from 5-8 p.m. at Errol Estate Golf and CC 355 Errol Parkway, Apopka. Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in and talks with Holly and Rich about Tiger's win. Todd feels that Tiger is playing the best golf he's played in the past five years. Todd also talks about Sean Foley, Tiger's swing coach, and how well Tiger is doing now after all the criticism they both took after leaving Hank Haney. Tiger has 76 PGA Tour wins with four different swings.  Hunter Mahan and Justin Rose also work with Foley. Rich B's tip: If you want to start a new golfer out in the game start at the hole and work backward to the driver. Start with a short putt and then chipping and so on. Sean Foley endorses PSP Golf's The Little One. "I never look at it for a win for me because I don't hit any shots, or put in the practice rounds, I look at my self as coach," Sean Foley. He feels that Tiger is the Greatest Player of All times at the age of 37. Foley feels that his key to helping his "students" succeed is giving them access to their abilities. Sean feels that in 2013 we can measure now what we use to guess about with the technology that is out there. i.e. 3D analyzers, launch monitors and radar tracking devices, etc.

Holly G and Rich B are in the studio talking all things golf. They kick off the show talking about the Tour Championship with Bob Harig, ESPN.com. A lot of different possibilities, except for the top 5 in the standings. If McIlroy, Tiger, Watney, Mickelson or Snedeker wins, then they would win the FedEx Cup. Holly G and Bob talk about how all of the members of the Ryder Cup team are at the Tour Championship.  Bob makes the point that players who are competing in the Ryder Cup tee off on Friday with the same pressure as you would have if you were in a final Sunday. If you are in a Sunday final, you played well enough on the first three days to get into the final. For the Ryder Cup, you start off with that pressure. The three talk about the Tiger vs. Rory rivalry and if Tiger feels any intimidation. Bob likes Phil to win the FedEx Cup. He feels that Phil is playing really well right now and has played well in Atlanta. Holly and Rich are joined by Marty Perlmutter, President of the Leaderboard of Miami, to talk about an upcoming charity golf tournament to benefit the Greater Orlando Children's Miracle Network. The 10th Annual McLane Foodservice Golf Tournament will be Sept 29 at Falcon's Fire. Register at www.mclanecharitygolftournament.net or show up at 7:30 a.m. for an 8:30 tee off. $150 per person. The golf tournament annually raises money for the Children's Miracle Network and the Arnold Palmer Hospital in Orlando. The scramble golf tournament will include a skills challenge for all players, a live auction, helicopter ball drop and a couple of unique on-course games. Jeff Shain, Orlando Sentinel, calls in from East Lake to talk to the Golf Insiders about the course in Atlanta and the transformation of the area. Jeff also talks about the potential possibilities for any of the 30 participants. Jeff also talks to Holly about the Women's Open Championship and how well Paula Creamer and Jiyai Shin have played the past couple weeks. Shin won and Creamer finished 3rd. The two had played the week before in a 9 hole playoff that Shin won on Monday. Todd Lewis calls in to wrap up the show. Holly and Todd talk about the Freddy Couples being selected to the Hall of Fame and Steve Stricker named 2012 Payne Stewart Award recipient at East Lake. Todd likes Luke Donald.

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio. PGA Show wrap up.  Holly shares her playing experience with Mary Bryan at Errol Golf and Country Club. The Golf Insiders won an Outstanding Achievement at ING Interview with Paula Creamer at PGA Show will air next week on the Golf Insiders. Holly and Rich talk about the finish at the Farmers Insurance.  Brandt Snedeker wins in a playoff. Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in to talk about the Farmers Insurance and his conversation with Kyle Stanley who lost after leading by 7 shots.  Todd thinks it was hard for Stanley to play with a large lead thinking what could happen if he lost the lead. All-American at Clemson and on the Walker Cup team. Todd feels that this loss much like McIlroy's in the past will make him a stronger player eventually. Todd Lewis shares his thoughts about Tiger's performance and his attitude or control of his temper at the event. Tiger needs to work on his temper and controlled competitiveness.  The team also talks about Robert Rock's performance and his apparel. Rock doesn't wear a hat or visor but may be not wearing one because of his “great” hair. Might need to rethink his endorsement deal and wear a hat or visor for endorsement opportunity. Todd looks ahead for some of the interesting story lines in 2012.  Tiger, Phil and Jason Day will all unfold each week on The Golf Channel. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, just back from the Abu Dhabi. Even though the climate can be tough, there are lush green golf courses there in the United Arab Emirates.  Tiger received an appearance fee to be there as did several other players. Bob speculates as to whether we as golf fans should ever expect Tiger to get back to the Tiger he was several years ago, especially due to his age. Next up is the Waste Management Open on the PGA Tour and the Qatar Masters and then the Dubai tournament.  Bob Harig shares his thoughts on Phil's play coming into a tournament in his own “backyard.” Jeff Shain, Orlando Sentinel, calls in to wrap up the show.  Lexi Thompson makes her start on the LPGA Tour year.  She is playing at the Gold Coast Tournament upcoming and then the Women's Australian Open.  Jeff shares the composure of Lexi and the great support team, i.e. her parents.  Think that it also helps that her two brothers are competitive golfers. One on the Nationwide and the other brother in college. Jeff talks with Holly G and Rich about Meg Mallon being named the next Solheim Cup captain. He feels that Meg is at an advantage since she knows the area and the course well.

Caddy For A Cure, Inc., the professional golf opportunity of a lifetime to go inside the ropes and caddy for a day, is offering another LPGA opportunity for THREE of the biggest superstars in women’s golf, Natalie Gulbis, Paula Creamer, and Brittany Lincicome. The caddie opportunities will be on Thursday, August 18th during the Kraft Pro-Am round preceding competition at the SAFEWAY CLASSIC presented by Coca Cola. The tournament is being played at the Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains, Oregon just outside of Portland. Caddy For A Cure offers PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour caddy opportunities through its website ( www.caddyforacure.com ) and linked auctions. 100% of auction proceeds are donated to charity. For the SAFEWAY CLASSIC, funds will be directed to the LPGA Foundation in support of the USGA-Girls Golf program, the Safeway Foundation, each player’s charity of choice and the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. "We are thrilled to participate again with this unique program that directly supports the charitable mission of the LPGA tournaments," states Gail Graham, retired LPGA professional and president of the LPGA Tournament Owners Association. "We are always looking for ways to get closer to our fans and this is a perfect and unique way to accomplish that, particularly with players as popular as Natalie, Paula and Brittany. This tournament is always exciting, so it’s a great venue for participating with Caddy For A Cure." Russ Holden, Caddy For A Cure founder and veteran PGA TOUR caddie added, "It is such an honor to be offering these opportunities with three of the biggest names in women’s golf. We launched our program with the LPGA last year and had a great experience. All three of these players are not only known for their stellar play throughout their careers, but are also three of the biggest fan favorites in all of golf." He continued, "Also great about these opportunities is that they are being coordinated with one of the tournament’s presenting media partners, Alpha Broadcasting, who owns 6 radio properties in Portland and a statewide network reaching 18 markets outside of Portland. Alpha Broadcasting is promoting these exciting opportunities through their station Sportsradio AM 750, The Game ( www.750thegame.com ). They will also be doing a live broadcast on the John Canzano Show during the practice round." He concluded, "We always look forward to providing our caddie participants with experiences they will never forget, and these opportunities with Natalie, Paula and Brittany at the SAFEWAY CLASSIC will be just that. It’s a great way for fans to make a difference in the lives of many people who really need it through the great game of golf." To bid on these exciting opportunities, go to www.caddy4natalie.com, www.caddy4brit.com, www.caddy4paula.com, www.caddyforacure.com or call 954-341-4600. Also, please visit our sponsors Boo Weekley Apparel at www.booweekley.ca, Sharpie pens at www.sharpie.com, VedaloHD Sunglasses at www.vedalohd.com and JetBlue Challenge at www.jetbluechallenge.com www.caddy4natalie.com, www.caddy4paula.com, and www.caddy4brit.com Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Avila Village Inn , Golfland Warehouse . Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos iPhone and Android Apps and more!

Kent Brown is a golf professional whose career and interest in the game spans more than fifty years.  His first coach and teacher was his father, who cut down a wooden-shafted five iron, for Kent, when he was only six.  His love and passion for the game came almost immediately.  Today he is often kidded by his friends as being one-dimensional.  It is however, his total commitment to his sport, and his life-long desire to improve, and help others to improve, that has set him apart as one of the top teachers in the country.  Even though Kent spends most of his time at junior golf tournaments, and teaching juniors, and adults alike; he has never stopped being a student of the game himself.  Kent feels privileged to have had opportunities for personal interaction with many industry leaders, top instructors, and PGA Tour professionals—most notably, Ben Hogan.  He currently serves on the Southern California PGA Advisory Committee. Kent played on his high school golf team before playing on scholarship at Cal State Long Beach, where he was  team captain and number-one player in his junior and senior years. After instructing golf in the US Army, Kent turned professional, and joined the mini-tour ranks.  He played competitive tournament golf for almost three years before accepting a position with the Ben Hogan Company in Ft Worth, Texas. It was there at the Ben Hogan Company, Kent continued his learning from the master. During his fifteen years with the Hogan Company, Kent became acquainted with tour player, and prominent golf instructor, Mac Ogrady.  It was under Mac’s watchful eye that Kent developed as a professional’s professional.  It was two years later, when long time friend, Dr. Tim Somerville, and Kent founded the now, world famous, Professional Golfers Career College, with campuses in Temecula, California, Orlando, Florida, and Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.  He served as Executive Director of the college for fifteen years, where he also taught Psychology of Golf, gave his students individual golf lessons, and taught them how to teach the game to others. After selling his interest in PGCC in 2005, Kent accepted a position with the International Junior Golf Tour as the West Coast Director.  In this role, he continues to teach and motivate the next generation of young players.   IJGT Quick FactsMission Statement: The mission of the International Junior Golf Tour is to provide exceptional junior golfers with the opportunity to develop and showcase their competitive skills while setting high standards to preserve the traditions and integrity of the game.First National Tournament Conducted: 1995National Headquarters: The IJGT National Headquarters is located on Hilton Head Island, South CarolinaTour Success: A few of the touring professionals that have competed on the IJGT Tour include; ·         Hunter Mahan, ·         Paula Creamer, ·         Morgan Pressel, ·         Rickie FowlerAmateur Success: 2009 Walker Cup Team, Morgan Hoffmann and Rickie FowlerMailing List: 5,408 plus an additional 1,600 from the Mexican Junior Golf FederationRegistered College Coaches: 300Staff: 7 full-time, 6 internsDemographic: Junior golfers range in age from 10 to 19 years old•       44 states and 32 countriesJunior Membership: Approximately 2,000 members annually (89% male / 11% female)Average No. of events played per member: 4.5Season: September – May, International events in June and July•       Summer 2010: 10 events currently being planned in AsiaNumber of Tournaments: 62 open / 5 InvitationalAverage Field Size: 84 players2009/2010 Course Highlights: TPC Sawgrass, Harbour Town, Kiawah Island, Greenbrier ResortAvila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.comInn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.comAvila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.comGolfland Warehouse - www.golflandwarehouse.comSlickstix - www.slickstix.comFor more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy. 

During Mike's Course - Mike and Billy discuss some very common phone calls that actually occur everyday at golf courses around the world.  1st-Interview Tiss Dahan,Senior Director of Global Appareladidas Golf PhilosophyGolfers are athletes.adidas Golf makes equipment that drives athletes to performa at the highest levelWe design our equipment to maximize the body’s golf potential.We engineer our equipment with the most innovative technology in the sport.We push our equipment in the very same way athletes push their bodies.We don’t make shoes, shirts or jackets you wear.WE MAKE EQUIPMENT for your bodyIt has been 60 years since Adolf Dassler first put three stripes on a pair of athletic shoes, creating one of the most recognizable athletic brands in the world. The German sportswear company he founded, adidas (an amalgam of his nickname, "Adi," and the first three letters of his last name), marked the 60th anniversary with a special collection of golf apparel, as worn by Sergio Garcia in the U.S. Open this past June 2009.adidas’s exuberant branding reflects the sea change in golf fashion, from classicism to athleticism. Until recent years, golf has shied away from graphic displays on clothing, rooted as the sport is in genteel, country club tradition.adidas has long been torn about using their well-known trademark in an overt way on golf clothing. For many years when the company did put the three-stripe logo on golf shirts, it was only in a tone-on-tone color scheme—blue embroidery on a blue shirt, for instance. It was there but not there.Currently, the company is expanding its branding of other apparel, emphasizing the guiding philosophy of its founder Dassler, who equipped Jesse Owens with his track spikes for the 1936 Olympics. The idea has always been the development of specific performance clothing for each sport —to help athletes do their best. "We believe golf is a sport," said Tiss Dahan, senior director of global apparel for Adidas Golf. "The products we build always respect golf."With adidas technology like ClimaCool, ClimaProof and ClimaLite, all designed to maximize comfort while highlighting your style, you can enjoy the feel of a great day at the course even when you're stuck having a casual day at the office. Men, women and juniors can enjoy Comfort, Style, Technology and Athleticism which are all now blended in the adidas brand and look.Currently featuring the adidas brand on Tour: Sergio Garcia, Kenny Perry, Justin Rose, Dustin Johnson and Jason Day. And, on the LPGA Tour look for Paula Creamer and Natalie Gulbis.www.adidasgolf.comClick here for information on Golf-A-Palooza 2009 with Mike and Billy!Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.comInn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.comAvila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.comGolfland Warehouse - www.golflandwarehouse.comSlickstix - www.slickstix.comFor more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy. 

 Mission StatementGolfer Girl Magazine will help to grow the community of female golfers by providing a magazine that is informative, educational, interesting, and wholesome. The content will be inspirational to help girls find inspiration from success of others and educational to learn about golf's history and famous women golfers. The Hooton sisters -Libby 17 years old -Courtney 15 years old and Chloe Belle 12 years, old began- playing golf in 1999 and have been avid players since they started. They love the game and all of its challenges.Every summer, they live and breathe golf and particularly enjoy the wonderful community of friends that they have developed. They love to read about the game, the players, and most of all, the fashions. Unfortunately, there are no known publications that are tailored to the junior audience.Twenty-five percent of all golfers are women. However, through 2003, only 13 percent to 16 percent of junior golfers were girls source: National Golf Foundation . This is an audience that had been underserved by the traditional golf marketers. Until now.Beginning in 2002, younger girl golfers began to have a big impact on the golfing market. Perhaps the biggest movement began when a young Hawaiian resident, Michelle Wie, began playing competitively in adult tournaments at the age of 12. Many have estimated that Wie will have the biggest influence on women s golf ever seen. However, there are also a number of other very young golfers making their mark on professional golf. In 2005, Paula Creamer was the second-highest ranked woman golfer by the time she was 18. Morgan Pressel just missed winning the 2005 women s U.S. Open while still a junior in high school. Many ofthe LPGA tour s top players are in their early twenties.Learn more at www.golfergirlmagazine.comMike & Billy also play GTR "Fore Play" golf trivia where the winner receives a $500 golf package courtesy of the Avila La Fonda Hotel, Inn at Avila Beach, Avila Beach Golf Resort and Blacklake Golf Resorts located in beautiful Avila Beach, California. Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.comInn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.comAvila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.comGolfland Warehouse - www.golflandwarehouse.comSlickstix - www.slickstix.comFor more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy. 

Tonight on AJAM117: it was our annual Oscar special. Now the very first Oscar special that we had was the highest rated show that we have ever done. So it stands to reason that we at least attempt to have one of these every year. However, this time around we did not talk about the Oscars as much in the Oscar special so it is pretty much becoming like all the rest of our special shows. Anyway, tonight we did mention Paula Creamer winning the Fields open this past weekend. Her first win of the very young year. American Idol has reached the actual interesting part of the competition in my opinion. The part where we actually get to do the judging. We hit on this topic a little bit. As for the rest? I don't need to tell you about it. I was there. If you want to know about it be there. Or go listen to this podcast. That is about as close as you can get. For all you spammers out there our email is ajamshow@gmail.com. Good night folks. We gotta go.