Podcast appearances and mentions of Peter Kostis

On this very special bonus episode of Next on the Tee, I'm excited to welcome golf instruction and broadcasting legend Peter Kostis. A trusted voice in the game, Peter spent decades delivering expert swing analysis and commentary for USA Network and CBS Sports while coaching countless Tour players and amateurs. He shares how a casual round with his cousin sparked his love for golf and how his passion for learning the swing evolved into teaching players at every level. Peter reflects on his time with Golf Digest Golf Schools, his journey from a young instructor in Maine to one of golf's most sought-after teachers, and how broadcasting allowed him to teach millions of amateur golfers in real time. He also shares memorable rounds with presidents, athletes, and celebrities, along with the joy of helping others improve their game. We also dive into the PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf saga, whether a true merger is possible, and the increasing divide between the "haves and have-nots" on Tour. Peter weighs in on whether former commissioner Deane Beman could have prevented today's split. Plus, he opens up about his abrupt departure from CBS Sports and his favorite memories from Augusta National.

INTRO (00:00): Kathleen opens the show drinking a Bar Harbor Blueberry Ale from Atlantic Brewing. She reviews her weekend in Portland Maine, golfing with her friend Peter Kostis, going on a seal-watching cruise, and eating as much lobster as possible. COURT NEWS (15:38): Kathleen shares news that Stevie Nicks attended Taylor Swift's final Dublin show, Jelly Roll announced new 2024 tour dates, and Snoop Dogg releases his own line of Sketchers shoes. TASTING MENU (3:10): Kathleen samples Wilbur's of Maine Chocolate Covered Blueberries, Allagash Beer Brittle, and Surf Sweets Gummy Bears. UPDATES (22:30): Kathleen shares updates on the status of the rare white buffalo calf recently born in Yellowstone, Baby Reindeer's Martha accused of stalking a politician in the 80's, and Pablo Escobar's abandoned hippos continue to wreak havoc in Colombia.“HOLY SHIT THEY FOUND IT”(45:40): Kathleen is amazed to read about the discovery of the lost continent of Argoland off the coast of Australia, and another alien monolith has appeared in Colorado. FRONT PAGE PUB NEWS (51:42): Kathleen shares articles on Walgreens closure of 8,700 stores, ESPN's 2024 Pat Tillman Award recipient is controversial, the Vatican bans tattoos and body piercings for St. Peter's Basilica workers, a new 7'3” Chinese basketball player is dominating the international game, vacationers are turning away from VRBO, a 104-year-old lobster fisherwoman shares the secret of her longevity, Seattle Mariners' fans experience “Hot Dogs From Heaven,” and a wife is accused of spiking her husband's Mountain Dew with Roundup. WHAT WE'RE WATCHING: Kathleen recommends watching “A Very Royal Crisis: Countdown To Abdication” on Amazon Prime.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Golfer's Secret Weapon: Stem Cells for Miraculous Recoveries | Ep 174 | Great Canadian Sports Show Golfer's Secret Weapon: Stem Cells for Miraculous Recoveries | Ep 174 | Great Canadian Sports Show In this video, Joe Tilly is at the Vidanta Golf Course in beautiful Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico, the site of the Mexican Open PGA Tour event. The focus is on the second part of a series about handling wear and tear on the bodies of golfers and athletes. Joe interviews Steve Anderson, the founder of Renue Medical Center in Mexico, where they discuss miraculous recoveries through stem cell therapy and exosome treatments. Steve shares his journey into the medical side of healthcare, driven by a personal experience with a degenerative disease. The conversation touches on the regulatory challenges in the US and Canada, the effectiveness of allogenic cells, and examples of athletes, including golfers like Fred Funk, Peter Kostis, and John Huston, benefiting from Renue's treatments. Steve emphasizes the personalized and comprehensive approach at Renue, addressing various health issues and promoting overall well-being. The video concludes with a recommendation to explore regenerative therapies at Renue Medical Center in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Renue Medical Center Elevate Your Quality of Life https://www.renue.healthcare#regenerativemedicine #stemcelltherapy #exosometherapy #athletehealth #golferhealth #sportsmedicine #painmanagement #injuryrecovery #wellness #health #fredfunk #peterkostis #johnhuston #reneumedicalcenter #steveanderson #mexicanstemcells #puertovallarta #vidanta #mexicanenopen #pgatour #wearandtear #futureofmedicine #medicaltourism #holistichealth #antiaging #biohacking #healthtips #medicalinterview #athletesuccess #golfswing #stemcellresearch #greatcanadiansportsshow #joetilley #medicaltourism #medicaltechnology

Ben, Jay, and Peter Kostis discuss various topics related to golf broadcasting, coaching, and the state of the game. They touch on the importance of experience and wisdom in golf, the role of coaches as analysts, the decline in quality of golf broadcasts, and the need for more engaging and knowledgeable commentators. They also discuss the Live Golf League and its impact on the golf industry, as well as the potential for two competing tours to create more excitement and engagement among fans. The conversation between Peter Kostis, Ben - Golf Lover UK, and PGC revolves around the state of golf broadcasting and the need for improvement. They discuss the lack of personalities and rivalries in professional golf, the need for a more engaging and entertaining television product, and the potential changes that could be made to enhance the viewer experience. They also touch on the importance of investing in the product, both in terms of the players and the television broadcast. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for innovation and improvement in golf broadcasting.TakeawaysExperience and wisdom are crucial in golf, and coaches make excellent analysts due to their wide-ranging perspective and understanding of the game.The quality of golf broadcasts has declined, with too many voices and a lack of personality and perspective. The focus should be on engaging and entertaining viewers while providing valuable insights.The LIV Golf League and the potential for two competing tours could bring excitement and engagement back to the game, allowing fans to choose their preferred tour and creating a more competitive environment.The golf industry needs to address the issues of undervalued players and low revenue shares, and find ways to maximize income for players throughout their careers.The future of golf broadcasting and the industry as a whole requires innovation, accountability, and a focus on creating a more engaging and enjoyable experience for fans. There is a lack of personalities and rivalries in professional golf, which hinders viewer engagement.The current golf broadcasting format needs improvement to make it more entertaining and engaging for viewers.Investing in the product, including the players and the television broadcast, is crucial for the growth and success of golf.Highlight packages and fewer announcers could make golf broadcasts more appealing and informative.Match play events and team competitions could add excitement and create more interest in golf.The focus should be on creating an entertaining and high-quality product that attracts viewers.Golf Lovers United Fanzone!Fan of the show? Get involved even more by visiting our fanzone, with a range of membership and support options to bring you even closer to the action and to give you chance to have your say on the show!Vist the fanzone now: https://www.glugc.com/support--Thanks to our current GLU Brand Ambassadors:LIV Golf Forecasting - https://www.twitter.com/LIVGolf54Red Harrington - https://www.twitter.com/RedHarrington44Kevin Dignan - https://www.twitter.com/VivaLa54Andy Moore - https://www.twitter.com/AndyFreelance1Padmini Krishnan - https://www.twitter.com/YoungPadawan051Charles Barnes - https://www.teetimes.pubThanks to our current GLU Golf Lovers:Lisa Lamagna - https://www.twitter.com/LisaLamagna--If you like the show, remember to tell your golf-loving friends that they can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and at https://www.glugc.com....

Ann visits with former PGA Tour player and CBS Golf Commentator Gary McCord on his storied career, broadcasting golf; why he got kicked off Masters coverage and many other stories he shares on his new podcast with Peter Kostis called 'Off Your Rocker.' Ann talks with the legendary Bernhard Langer about the secret to his longevity and winning ways.

Peter Kostis -- LIV/PGA Drama heating up!

Ann visits with former PGA Tour pro and former CBS golf commentator Gary McCord, now co-host with Peter Kostis of 'Off their Rockers,' on You Tube, and he shares stories of his days at CBS, how he got hired, what led to his exit from Masters coverage in 1994, his opinions on the PGA Tour tournament changes with elevated events and increased prize money and on LIV Golf.

Ann recaps The Masters, talks the RBC Heritage and the LPGA Lotte Championship and connects with Gary McCord, former PGA Tour player and former CBS golf commentator who now hosts 'Off Their Rockers' with Peter Kostis. Gary shares fun stories about his career at CBS and his opinion on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Ann connects with Gary McCord, former PGA Tour player and former CBS golf commentator who now hosts 'Off Their Rockers' with Peter Kostis. Gary shares fun stories about his career at CBS and his opinion on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network Podcast Ep 366 - Gary McCord & Peter Kostis Together Again - Masters Special The Masters is truly a tradition unlike any other and on this special edition of the FGN Pod, we've got a dynamic duo unlike any other - Gary McCord and Peter Kostis - as they prepare for a special "ManningCast" type live stream event during Saturday's 3rd round of the Masters. You'll hear some great Masters memories, thoughts on the hot topics in golf, moments of McCord in hot water, and much more in this fun conversation. More info: Scottsdale, AZ Two legends in golf broadcasting, Peter Kostis and Gary McCord, The Kostis & McCord YouTube Channel announces its first-ever Masters Watch Party Livestream event on Moving Day, Round 3 of the Masters Tournament. The event will feature the renowned golf announcers, Peter Kostis and Gary McCord, who are back to provide their unfiltered commentary on the Masters Tournament, on April 8th, 2023. The event will be hosted on the Kostis & McCord YouTube Channel, YouTube.com/KostisMcCord and is free for all to join. Viewers are encouraged to turn down the sound on their TV and turn up the volume to hear the duo's entertaining and insightful commentary on the tournament and all things golf! Viewers will also have the opportunity to ask Peter and Gary questions during the livestream and win great prizes and swag. The event promises to be a fun and interactive experience for all who join. In addition to the Masters Watch Party Livestream, the Kostis & McCord YouTube Channel has four video podcast episodes featuring interviews, tips, and stories about the golf world. Viewers can subscribe to the channel at youtube.com/@KostisMcCord or visit KostisMcCord.com. Don't miss out on the Masters Watch Party Livestream event on the Kostis & McCord YouTube Channel on April 8th, 2023 from 5pm to 7pm Eastern. Join the duo for an entertaining and informative commentary on the Masters Tournament, and experience the tournament like never before.  

Kostis and McCord are back with a new podcast! Peter joins the show today to preview the Masters and get you set for their Watch Party coming up on Saturday!

Hour 3 // 4.5 -- Peter Kostis joins the show -- The guys break down some logistics for the Hardwood and Balls Classic

As a precaution, this Friday episode was recorded just before the Illinois NCAA tournament game. Andy and Brendan jump into the early tourney action delivering as always, and wonder what the hell LIV is doing scheduling its event opposite that. They also lament the peripheral and buried Phil Mickelson not really having a stage, or a relevant one, to offer comment on the ball rollback. Someone who does have a stage is Justin Thomas, and they go through his “rant” in Tampa about the selfish USGA, anti-athlete rollback, and the potential for them “doing their own thing.” Peter Kostis's insane solution to have exploding drivers is also reviewed. A hearty SGS Golf Advice closes it out, with listener notes on a club championship scoring disaster, a miserable customer golf experience, and balancing expectations to play well and steady on an expensive/great course. 

Hank Haney responds to a direct message when asked if the battle between the PGA TOUR & LIV Golf is turning people away. Hank touches on how biased the OWGR system is and also shares a message from Peter Kostis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 as we wrap up a Tuesday on OverDrive with Bryan Hayes, Dave Poulin & Jonas Siegel as the guys are joined by longtime golf commentator Peter Kostis to chat about Cam Smith's Open title and the growth of the LIV Tour. As well another edition of Confirm or Deny brought to you by Don Valley North Lexus and our best bets brought to you by FanDuel!

Former Golf Commentator Peter Kostis joined OverDrive to chat about his thoughts on the growing list of players and media personalities joining the LIV Tour, Cameron Smith's triumph at St. Andrews, the future of the professional golf landscape and Tiger Woods' future.

For a generation of golf watchers, he was the voice of CBS broadcasts, breaking down swings courtesy of the Konica Minolta BizHub Swing Vision camera between bringing insightful on course analysis. But there is much more to the Peter Kostis story than his TV work, from his own playing background to his coaching work with Tour players, like Paul Casey. Find out all this and more in this engrossing chat between Kostis and long-time friend, John Huggan. 

In this episode, Golf Analyst Peter Kostis and Travis Fulton talk on various hot golf topics including the currently status of the Saudi golf league, Joaquín Niemann's win, Konica Minalta Swing Vision, and more!

Tug discusses the sneaky greatest sports weekend of the year. He recaps the NFL Conference Championship games, discusses the disappointment of USA v. Canada in soccer, breaks down Rafael Nadal's greatness in Australia, and rehashes the fun of a Saturday night finish on the PGA Tour at Torrey Pines. Tug highlights three pivotal moments of the weekend and how they changed the fortune of teams and players in the process. As the great golf announcer Peter Kostis says: "under stress, the first thing to go is the ability to make smart decisions". Twitter: @TugCoker Instagram: @TugCoker

Longtime PGA Tour Commentator Peter Kostis joined OverDrive earlier today ahead of next week's Ryder Cup from Whistling Straits. He touched on the chances the US have to win, how to best utilize Bryson DeChambeau & the job that US Captain Steve Stricker has in front of him.

He's back! Peter Kostis joins the pod for a wide-ranging discussion on the changes in the modern game including the economics on tour, equipment, course architecture, broadcast coverage and much more!

The longtime swing coach and CBS analyst dissect the changing world of golf on television—changes many would say are for the worse.

In this edition of the Forward Press Podcast, Golfweek's David Dusek chats with golf instructor and analyst, Peter Kostis, about Hideki Matsuyama's historic victory at Augusta National, the incredible performance by Will Zalatoris in his Masters debut, what Xander Schauffele needs to take away from this weekend, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Longtime PGA Tour Commentator & Golf Instructor Peter Kostis joined the OverDrive guys earlier today and got into Patrick Reed's abuse of the rules of golf over the years. As well Peter touches on life inside the ropes at golf tournaments and brings up a tough collapse for Greg Normal at the 1996 Masters Tournament.

Longtime PGA Tour Commentator & Golf Instructor Peter Kostis joined the OverDrive guys earlier today and got into Patrick Reed's abuse of the rules of golf over the years. As well Peter touches on life inside the ropes at golf tournaments and brings up a tough collapse for Greg Normal at the 1996 Masters Tournament.

Hello Fellow Golfists, Happy New Year 2021!  This episode is a bit of a brainstorming episode.  I spoke about Sir Nick Faldo at the 13th hole on sunday at the 1996 Masters, Peter Kostis, Greg Norman, CBS Golf, Ken Venturi, Frank Chirkinian, Erik Anders Lang and his Adventures in Golf YouTube videos, The Open VS The British Open, and the most amazing shot that I ever hit at my home course.  Also please go to Amazon and buy the book  "Heaven's Nice, Been There Twice".  This book was written by my golf coach, PGA Master Professional, Tim Hovancsek.  Also check out my Episode 22  podcast where I interviewed Mr. Hovancsek.    Thank you so much for listening to The Knackered Golfist Podcast.   

Part II of our holiday medley featuring (again) Peter Kostis, Keith Mitchell, Stephen Curry, Paul McGinley, Paul Azinger, Hal Sutton, Joel Dahmen, Wright Thompson, Brad Faxon, Cameron McCormick, Jim Furyk, Collin Morikawa, Rocco Mediate, and Jason Bohn.

Part I of our 2020 highlights is live, with stories from Peter Kostis, Paul McGinley, Justin Thomas, Joe Buck, Rob Collins, Webb Simpson, Patrick Cantlay, Joseph Bramlett, Sophia Popov, Jason Bohn, Mike Lorenzo-Vera iHarry Higgs, Gil Hanse, Matty Kelly, Chris Kirk, Stuart Appleby, Brad Faxon, and Lanny Wadkins. Thanks everyone for the support this past year and in many others. Part II to follow shortly.

In this edition of Forward Press, Golfweek's David Dusek chats with former golf analyst, Peter Kostis, about how much Bryson DeChambeau's game will influence other pros and amateur golfers, how course setups set the stage for what players can and can't do, a way-too-early look ahead to the 2020 Masters, and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Longtime network announcer and swing instructor Peter Kostis discusses the phenomenon of Bryson DeChambeau and how Augusta National might play for a Masters in November.

Our man is back! Peter Kostis joins to talk a bit more about golf on TV, why streaming happens and what those days are like for announcers, and the next deal. He also details some stories from his time at Augusta, including a great Greg Norman story. We also pick his brain on his teaching, what Bryson is currently doing, technology, Formula 1, and a great Tiger story near the end. Thanks again to Peter for the time.

This week Lawrence Donegan and John Huggan are joined by Peter Kostis, leading swing coach and one of the most famous voices in modern television coverage of the PGA Tour. We talked to Peter about returning to his beginnings in the game, his career with the CBS network in the US and returning to his roots.

Peter has dedicated his adult life to the PGA Tour, and its teachings.

Peter has dedicated his adult life to the PGA Tour, and its teachings.

Legendary swing instructor and golf broadcaster Peter Kostis talks golf's return, whether it should, how it will look on TV and more.  Plus Wells Fargo Championship's 2019 Champ Max Homa and Tournament Director Gary Sobba

What a guest we have for you! Peter Kostis joins the show to discuss everything going on in the world of golf and otherwise. They discuss the Coronavirus and how the world is handling everything. Peter gives his thoughts on the future of Golf Majors including if he thinks the US Open will happen? He gives some incredible stories from the set of Tin Cup. Lastly, Peter discusses his friendship with Maury Povich, the entire Patrick Reed fiasco and his thoughts on the viability of the new Premier Golf League. Enjoy and don't forget... Always tee it up, From The Back Tees https://www.fromthebacktees.com

Golf’s ultimate voice of reason shares his thoughts on everything, from his messy departure at CBS to how to hit a quality fairway-bunker shot.

The Stinger, the #1 podcast in golf, recaps Patrick Reed's victory in the WGC-Mexico tournament and Viktor Hovland's exciting first win in the Puerto Rico Open. Mark and Chuck also discuss Peter Kostis's no-holds-barred interview on the No Laying Up podcast, plus they preview the upcoming Honda Classic. And oh yeah, we get to trash the Premier Golf League some more because their CEO Andy Gardiner made some stupid comments about Rory McIlroy.

The always popular and insightful Mike Clayton joins Episode 20 of the show to discuss Steph Kyriacou's remarkable victory at Bonville, the Peter Kostis revelations on the No Laying Up podcast, the Golf Premier League and plenty more as well. Links mentioned on this episode: The Golf Society (https://www.thegolfsociety.com.au)where Good Good Listeners get an extra 30% off all current sale prices. Click the link and grab a bargain while they last! The No Laying Up podcast (https://player.fm/series/no-laying-up-golf-podcast/nlu-podcast-episode-282-peter-kostis)with Peter Kostis

Matty and Caddie just can't quit Patrick Reed. They talk about his win at the WGC Mexico and debate whether Peter Kostis should've spoken up on the broadcast when he saw Reed improve his lie. Plus, Caddie breaks down the squirrel invasion taking place in his backyard. Later, Bob Menery joins the pod in to talk about his rise to prominence through his fake sports calls on Instagram (34:47).

On this episode myself and Jackson sit down to share some of our favorite cart barn stories. Definitely the best job for a golfer in the summer. As well as OSU Cowboy Viktor Hovlands first PGA Tour win, Peter Kostis laying into Patrick Reed and some other golfing info from the past week.Follow us @thisisoklahomagolf for more Oklahoma Golf news. Cheers, Mike & Jackson

Things heated up this past weekend in Mexico and Puerto Rico, Patrick Reed back on top at the WGC. A Puerto Rico victory for Viktor Hovland. Also in this episode we break down the No laying podcast interview with Peter Kostis. Mr. Kostis gave super insight on some events and issues we've brought up in past shows. 94ft putts a dinner for Champs and much more.. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Urban Golf Academy comes to Springdale Golf LIVE. Founder and President, Kate Tempesta joins Keith this week. Her vanguard program teaches junior golfers between the ages of 3-8. It's a brilliant, holistic approach she has developed. Tune in and take notes audience, she's a super smart player development leader in golf. Tower Talk is pretty spicy due the comments from Brooks Koepka and Peter Kostis this past week. Pop-culture golf news with a little fire! 

A loopy Friday episode begins with a celebration of democracy and the voting process that will put Lee Westwood on the PGA Tour Live feed all day Friday in Mexico. This is interrupted by a rant on every day now having a theme, strategies for handling overenthusiastic co-workers, and a plea to keep track of the times UPS is quickly cropped out of the Westwood feed. On actual golf, we discuss the beauty of Rory’s round and his chase for every golf “slam” known to man, as well as a conspiracy theory about his hat as to why he didn’t play the Olympics. In Puerto Rico, we touch on the Jay McLuen problem and the PR Open Curse that strikes each winner before jumping into a flashback Friday on one of the players down there this week, Ryo Ishikawa. The trip down memory lane focuses on the comparisons to Rory early in last decade and the mania that followed Ryo in his nascent days on Tour. In news, we discuss Peter Kostis lighting the world on fire and Rory coming out against the PGL and the odd rush to pronounce his albeit admirable stance as the death of the concept. A completely rambling final segment then also hits Acushnet’s statement on the distance report, rampant corruption and conflicts in golf media, Scottie Scheffler, and bald Casey Urlacher’s illegal gambling ring with his friends “Sweaters” and “Uncle Mick.”

Welcome back to another episode of the Enjoy The Walk Podcast. We take some time today to get into the latest news in the world of golf. An electric interview from the No Laying Up Podcast with Peter Kostis has us wondering, once a cheater always a cheater? Who else do we think is cheating on the Tour? Is cheating a serious problem on tour. WHAT HAPPENED TO GOLF BEING A GAME OF INTEGRITY AND HONESTY!? We also dive into the PGL (Premier Golf League) This can't be a real thing, can it? What's the proposed format? Who's fronting the money? Where are you Vince McMann? And we hold Dante & Isaiah to the fire. 3 straight weeks of them picking guys who end up missing the cut, including a surprising MC after Dante's pick of Justin Thomas last week at The Genesis. He can't possibly put the hex on the #1 player in the world, can he? All this and more in this episode! Thank you for watching and as always, Enjoy The Walk! Follow us on Instagram at our updated handle @enjoythewalkpod (https://www.instagram.com/enjoythewalkpod/) as well as @enjoythewalkpod on Twitter (https://twitter.com/enjoythewalkpod) and find all of our new merch at https://www.enjoythewalk.store/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoythewalk/support

Brooks Koepka and Peter Kostis both talk about Patrick Reed and his cheating allegations. Brooks was on SiriusXM and Kostis on No Laying Up don't hold back their feelings on cheating. Kostis also has some PGA Tour beef, saying that they don't care about the television broadcast.

Joe Molloy, Peter Lawrie and Fionn Davenport reflect on Adam Scott's win at Riviera. They also react to an explosive Peter Kostis interview.

Top golf experience and instructional content (1:00 - 20:38). The brilliance of Peter Kostis and Gary McCord (20:44 - 31:44). Head to head bets and favorites to win the WGC-Mexico Championship (34:52 - 58:25). Email the podcast HankHaneyGolf@outlook.com, call the podcast: 833 - 426 - 5763, EXT 801, and tweet the podcast @HankHaney on Twitter. Send a down-the-line video of your swing to golfschools@hankhaney.com and tell us your big miss. We'll diagnose and respond within 24 hours and it's absolutely free! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Peter Kostis joins to discuss his recent departure from CBS, how it went down, what needs to change about golf on television, and why things are the way that they are. He talks about the reasonings he was let go, who was in charge of that, what goes into a television broadcast, and so much more. He also discusses the Patrick Reed situation, other instances he's seen, teaching Kevin Costner, and several other stories. Thanks a ton to Peter for the time.

The NBA and Turner Sports have expanded their arrangement with Twitter. It means more games and coverage will be made available on the social media platform. Also, former CBS golf analyst Peter Kostis, dismissed by the network last year, sent out a couple of Tweets critical of the PGA. Plus, the SEC seems closer to a deal with ESPN. All that more sports media news and commentary with host Dan Lovallo.

This Best of Show includes Peter Kostis, Shawnee Harlee, Tim Boyle and Stuart Ramsay.

The Stinger, the #1 podcast in golf, recaps the exciting wins by Tiger Woods at the Zozo Championship and Rory McIlroy at the WGC-HSBC. Mark and Chuck discuss Ernie Els' captain's picks for the President's Cup World team, plus they preview Tiger's upcoming captain's picks for the US team. We also cover the controversial firings of Gary McCord and Peter Kostis by CBS, and recap Nelly Korda's win at the LPGA Swinging Skirts tournament.

In this episode of The Stick and Hack Show, Mike and Adam talk to Thomas Malchow of Trainfuly.com and discuss the fitness of golf and how to train to play better. This advice is not for the "fit" crowd but designed for most golfers on how to prepare the body to avoid injuries and have the best swing possible. Plus we talk about the CBS broadcasting change and how losing Peter Kostis and Gary Mccord is bad for golf coverage and the casual fan. Enjoy the most sophisticated golf show in the free world!

Episode 76 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features two guests: First up is Sports Business Daily media writer John Ourand. He is followed by Tim Burke, who worked at Deadspin for seven years as a video editor, writer and editor. He now runs Burke Communications, a media consulting group.  In this podcast, Ourand discusses World Series viewership and where the health of MLB is regarding those metrics; why Ourand thinks MLB and Fox should be pleased with postseason numbers; why baseball’s local ratings remain so strong; Deadspin writers quitting the site en masse last week; CBS’s decision to get rid of Gary McCord and Peter Kostis; the calculus behind DAZN starting the Canelo Alvarez-Sergey Kovalev fight at 1:18 a.m. Eastern Time after waiting for a UFC card to end; a discussion on whether Inside The NBA should be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame, and much more.  Burke offers his view on how Deadspin writers ended up in the untenable position they found themselves in; why private equity firms such as Great Hill are interested in media ownership; why Deadspin was able to resonate in the marketplace; Deadspin’s abilty to offer unique content in a crowded marketplace; whether his personal decision to leave in 2018 was because he saw this as a potential outcome; whether he sees any parallels between G/O Media’s stick to sports edict and ESPN management wanting staffers to avoid ‘pure politics’; why, in his opinion, Deadspin was important historically; whether any form of Deadspin at G/O Media can continue; the services he provides at Burke Communications; working as a media consultant in 2019, and more.    You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more. 

Joined by Geoff Shackelford, Senior Writer Golfweek and Golf Channel contributor. Tiger Woods vs. Sam Snead (1:00 - 19:50). Gary McCord and Peter Kostis out at CBS (20:05 - 36:15). What could gambling do to the PGA TOUR? (36:30 - 56:22) Send a down-the-line video of your swing to golfschools@hankhaney.com and tell us your big miss. We'll diagnose and respond within 24 hours and it's absolutely free! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Hawk & Rude recap Tiger Woods’ record-tying 82nd PGA Tour triumph and examine CBS’ decision to part ways with Gary McCord and Peter Kostis.

The weekend is over but Tiger is a winner again, completing a dominant four rounds at the Tour’s first ever event in Japan. Before getting to Tiger’s chase for records that may or may not matter, the Browns and Bears get their lashings and Andy confides he might have set a record himself this weekend: time spent at The Woods Jupiter. Then the Zozo is given the treatment: the badass trophy, what they liked most about Tiger’s showing, what it means for 2020, and the staying power of this newcomer event. The fan-less Saturday and the Live Under Par 150-yard par-4 are also discussed. In news, they hit on CBS ousting Peter Kostis and Gary McCord and revel in Kostis’ sign off statement that he was heading to UPS for his courier needs. News also hits on Brooksy’s (and Jena’s) Halloween costume and the PGA Tour confirming there will be on-site gambling next year.

In this edition of Forward Press, Golfweek's David Dusek chats with Peter Kostis to discuss highlights from his diverse career, what he thinks of the young players on the PGA Tour, is there a distance problem in golf, and much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CBS on course commentator and world class golf instructor Peter Kostis joins JT on GATG to talk about the Big Show. Scott White CEO of Hogan golf joins JT to talk about all of the new exciting things happening with Hogan golf, their business model and what Scott would do if he was in charge of the world of golf for one week.

On episode #20 of The XIX Podcast, host Charlie Zamora interviews Tom Morton. Born in Sacramento, Tom has been around golf at Haggin Oaks since the age of 5. Tom’s golf career was fostered through the Haggin Oaks Junior Golf Programs and through his father and five-time national PGA award winner, Ken Morton, Sr. Tom has played tournament golf since the Little Linker program at age 7, leading him to the Junior Golf Association of Northern California Tour and American Junior Golf Association events. His scholastic achievements and golf game enabled Tom to receive a golf scholarship to the University of California at Santa Barbara, where he played competitively for 4 years. Tom’s golf career highlights include: 1992 Northern California High School Champion 1992 Member of Junior America Cup Team—Northern California Two—time selection U.S. collegiate team-Pacific Rim World Collegiate Championship in Japan All-Big West Conference Selection for UCSB (Spring 1997) Assistant Golf Coach, UCSB (Fall 1997) Attended multiple Coaching & Training Programs featuring: Peter Kostis, Hank Haney, Butch Harmon, Gary Wiren, Dave Pelz, Jim Flick, Stan Utley, Fred Shoemaker, Dave Stockton, Pia Nilsson, Lynn Marriot, Michael Breed, Randy Smith, Suzy Whaley, Billy Harmon and many other Top 100 Teachers in the United States Member 1999 & 2000 NCPGA Assistant/Apprentice Cup Team 2002 NCPGA Apprentice Championship Winner Named 2002 NCPGA Apprentice/Assistant of the Year NCPGA Education Committee Member (1998—Present) NCPGA Junior Golf Chairman (2000-2005) NCPGA Player & Teacher Development Forum Chairman (1997-Present) PGA General Manager—Bing Maloney GC (2001-2005) The First Tee of Greater Sacramento Board Member (2004-Present) Named 2006 NCPGA Horton Smith Award Winner Named a 2006, 2007 & 2008 US Kids Top 50 Junior Golf Instructor in the World 2008 Named one of “Sacramento’s 25 Most Influential in Area Golf” 2008 Northern California PGA Junior Golf Leader of the Year Named 2008 NCPGA Junior Golf Leader Award Winner (National PGA Finalist) Named a 2009 “Recognized The First Tee Coach” Named a 2009 Master Kids Coach by US Kids Golf 2012 Northern California PGA Junior Golf Leader of the Year 2012 Northern California PGA Player Development of the Year National PGA Player Development Committee (2013—Present) 2013 GRAA Top 50 Growth of the Game Teaching Professional 2014 Completed PGA Certification in Player Development NCPGA Teacher Committee Member (2014 – Present) 2014 National PGA Youth Development Award 2014 Northern California PGA Player Development Award 2015 Swoosh Elite Advisory Staff – Golf Professional of the Year As the PGA Director of Player Development for Morton Golf & The First Tee of Greater Sacramento, Tom designs and coaches many programs. His philosophy is that the game has two types of motions, finesse and power swings, but the main goal is to always…HAVE FUN! He believes that each individual has their own golf blueprint based on current beliefs and body function and his job is to improve the blueprint for maximum success and enjoyment. FEATURING: Host: Charlie Zamora Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charliezamora_/ Guest: Tom Morton Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tmortongolf/ FOLLOW: XIX - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playxix/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PLAYXIX/ - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5oQZdpXjXz7kR8hqp4OlZQ - Itunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/xix-h…d1447577461?mt=2 SHOP NOW: www.playxix.com

Longtime CBS analyst and coach Peter Kostis shares stories about his pivotal role in the classic movie "Tin Cup," a softer side of Tiger Woods viewers don't see, and the unexpected way he got into broadcasting. Plus, Alex Myers, Sam Weinman, and Ryan Herrington discuss Adam Long's stunning win over Phil Mickelson and give their Tiger predictions for 2019.

How Charlie Got into Television Many don’t realize (myself included) how great a player that Charlie was in his early days. He’s still competing occasionally on PGA Tour Champions as well. After Q-School one year, he ran into his good friend Gary McCord who told him he should get into television: “You’re an idiot, you’re perfect for television” Funny story, but sounds like it worked… Moving Back to Myrtle Beach So, Charlie’s ending his time at Golf Channel after more than 10 years. He’ll be moving his family back north, closer to where he grew up in South Carolina. He’ll still do some occasional work with Golf Channel, but mostly some freelance broadcasting. He’s also taking on a new gig with Golf Tourism Solutions in Myrtle Beach to help reinvigorate that area as a leading golf destination. He’s got some great things to say about Myrtle as a group golf destination…awesome for families, wide variety of golf, beaches, restaurants, live music…and apparently there are some good biscuits up there! Welcoming Kelly Tilghman to South Carolina’s Golf Hall of Fame Charlie tells some cool stories about growing up with Kelly in South Carolina and the long odds of the two of them making it in the golf broadcasting business. He’ll be attending the South Carolina Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in just a few days where Kelly and Charles Warren will be honored. Charlie also makes it clear that he beat her to it, as he was inducted into SC’s Hall a few years back. Friends in the Business: Feherty, Ian Baker Finch, Bill Macatee, Peter Kostis & Coach Lou Holz Charlies shares a number of stories about his good friends and mentors in the television and golf business. Although he’ll be stepping down with is move out of state, Charlie serves our local North Florida PGA Section as its Vice President. He shares some insight how he was able to convince his longtime friend Lou Holz to join us as a guest presenter at our most recent annual meeting. Normally, Coach Holz would charge substantial fees for an hourlong presentation, but Charlie was able to make it happen by calling in a favor and perhaps trading off some Titleist AP3 irons and a custom Notre Dame wedge. Just a fun chat with one of the best…hope you enjoy the podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-essentials/message

Tony opens the show by talking about the World Cup and Germany failing to make it to the knockout round, and also about Wayne Rooney signing with DC United. Washington Post movie critic Ann Hornaday calls in to preview "Ant-Man and the Wasp", "Sicario : Day of the Soldado", "Damsel", and also to talk about some movies coming out later in the summer to keep an eye on. Nigel gives the news, and during "Old Guy Radio", golf analyst Peter Kostis sits in to talk about the Tiger Tournament. Lastly, they close out the show by opening up the Mailbag. Songs Words for Hands "Draw Blood" ; Ghoul School "Dog Song"

Coach and broadcaster Peter Kostis discusses the evolution of golf coaching

It's time to pick and preview the final major of the 2017 season. First, Kyle Porter and Chip Patterson discuss the course changes (2:30), dueling narratives around Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth at Quail Hollow (5:30) then give their official picks for winner, top-10 lock, sleeper and bold predictions (11:45). Then, CBS Sports' Peter Kostis joins Kyle live from Quail Hollow to preview the tournament (23:30). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Casey might have the most infectious laugh on the PGA Tour, and just a few moments into this discussion with Alan Shipnuck, he shows it off. Casey and Shipnuck sat down at the Players Championship this week to discuss cars, cycling, his Ryder Cup status, how he views his career and much more. Topics: The Tour's FedEx sponsorship extension -- 2:10 Cars -- 4:15 Cycling -- 7:13 Stipulations of his Nike contract -- 12:10 Golfer injuries -- 13:30 His relationship with Peter Kostis -- 16:00 How he perceives his career -- 19:25 The Ryder Cup -- 26:35 The European Tour -- 31:50 His best Walker Cup memory -- 39:05

Noted golf teacher and announcer for CBS Sports, Peter Kostis, brings his wealth of knowledge and experience to the podcast.  He talks of work he has done with Mark Calcavecchia, Steve Elkington and Paul Casey and illustrates things you can learn from them.  He also shares anecdotal lessons from Ben Hogan and other greats. Kostis further talks about golf DNA, understanding ball-flight, the difference between "Feel and Real" and developing control of the clubface.  He also talks about how you can straighten out your hook or your slice shots.

On a very special show this week, Barry had the pleasure of talking to Peter Kostis on the Sunday morning of The Open Championship. Peter is well known for his fantastic commentary on The PGA Tour for CBS, where we also get to hear his expert analysis of golf swings using the Konica Minolta BizHub SwingVision camera. Peter spoke to us about The Open, tips and advice for amateurs on various aspects of their games, changes to the game of golf, broadcasting and technology and a look forward to The Ryder Cup. Barry and James also give their thoughts on one of the most phenomenal Open Championships and Majors' history with Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson going toe to toe for 36 holes over the weekend, with the powerful and scintillating Stenson emerging victorious at the end of a mesmerising battle at Royal Troon. We'll be back next week with Steve Bamford of Golf Betting System to preview the final Major of the year, The PGA Championship from Baltusrol.

Gary Dennis McCord (born May 23, 1948) is an American professional golfer, commentator, author, and actor. McCord was born in San Gabriel, California and raised in southern California. He was a two-time Division II All-American at UC Riverside. He won the NCAA Division II individual championship in 1970 and turned professional in 1971. McCord's best two finishes on the PGA Tour were at the Greater Milwaukee Open, placing second in both 1975 and 1977. During his years on the PGA Tour, he had nearly two dozen top-10 finishes. At age 37 in 1986, McCord joined CBS Sports as a golf analyst, a capacity in which he still serves. He is noted for his outspokenness, a trait that has seen him barred from the CBS commentary team for The Masters. During the network's coverage of the 1995 Masters, he remarked that the 17th green was so fast that it seemed to be "bikini-waxed", and that "body bags" were located behind that green for players who missed their approach shots. Augusta National Golf Club, which organizes The Masters, used its influence with CBS to have him removed from The Masters commentary team. While McCord has continued to cover virtually all other golf events aired by CBS, he has yet to return to Augusta with the network. Aside from his CBS commentary duties, McCord also plays on the Champions Tour. After turning 50 in May 1998, he won his first event at the Toshiba Senior Classic in March 1999, and also won that year's Ingersoll-Rand Senior Tour Championship. Back in 1991, he won the Gateway Open on the Ben Hogan Tour, the second-tier tour in the U.S., now called the Nationwide Tour. McCord has also written two books, Just a Range Ball in a Box of Titleists and Golf for Dummies. In 1996, he appeared as himself in the Kevin Costner movie Tin Cup. He and Peter Kostis are partners in the Kostis/McCord Learning Center in Scottsdale, Arizona. He is also a co-announcer on the EA Sports' Tiger Woods PGA Tour series along with David Feherty. McCord credits golf pro Brad Britton for teaching him the ins and outs of the golf swing and especially the mental game.[citation needed] McCord lives with his wife, Diane, in Paradise Valley, Arizona and Edwards, Colorado. THE TOUR STRIKER - Finally! A simple training club that intuitively promotes the essentials of Tour quality club head to ball impact! One percent of golfers strike golf balls correctly. The Tour Striker and Tour Striker Pro training clubs will intuitively help you understand leverage and how to apply the club head to the golf ball in the same manner as the best players in the world. You will gain command of the elusive skills required to compress a golf ball. Best of all, this is not a temporary solution! Allow the creative golfer inside you to enjoy the game once and for all. You can learn how to have world-class impact conditions and strike golf balls purely, accurately and with great control. Visit  www.tourstrikershop.com and use the promo code "GTR" for FREE shipping on the Tour Striker!  Click Here for more information on the GTR Shag Bag Membership - online golf instruction, great prizes and more! Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.com Inn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.com Avila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.com Slickstix - www.slickstix.com Adams Golf - www.adamsgolf.com For 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.