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The limited routes to be able to play on LIV have been much-discussed, but is the PGA Tour headed in a similar direction? In this episode, Greg, Mark, and Lou discuss changes to the PGA Tour qualifying. How should qualification through the Korn Ferry Tour, the DP World Tour, and Q-School be weighted? Where to find us: Mark Crossfield's weekly newsletter: https://www.crossfieldgolf.com/subscribe Mark Crossfield on Twitter: https://twitter.com/4golfonline Mark Crossfield on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/4golfonline Lou Stagner's weekly newsletter: https://newsletter.loustagnergolf.com/subscribe Lou Stagner on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouStagner Greg Chalmers on Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregChalmersPGA The Hack It Out Golf Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/HackItOutGolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He's on the scene in New Orleans at the Sugar Bowl covering the Dawgs & Rebs, and Tiger Woods turned 50 yesterday. It's a busy new year for our buddy Mark Schlabach. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's a lot going on at Target Field. Steve Thomson asks Bobby Nightengale what the late-season movements have meant for the offseason. An NBA MVP will miss some time with an injury. Plus, should the PGA Tour punish Brooks Koepka if/when he decides to return to the organization?

This week on Next on the Tee, I welcome three outstanding guests for an episode filled with elite instruction, thoughtful perspective, and great storytelling. Leading things off is the show's Resident Director of Instruction, Tom Patri, who recently received one of the highest honors in the game — being named a Golf Magazine Top 100 Alumni Instructor. Tom reflects on what that recognition means and his journey through the game. From there we dive into Tom's candid and passionate take on comments from new PGA Tour Commissioner Brian Rolapp and Tiger Woods regarding proposed changes to the Tour, including fewer tournaments, smaller fields, and scheduling adjustments to avoid competing with the NFL. Tom also shares insights on some of the top golf courses around his old stomping ground, New York City, several of which were named among Golf Digest's 25 most beautiful courses in the country. Next, making his Next on the Tee debut, is Stan Moore, one of Florida's top instructors and a highly respected short game and putting coach. Stan walks us through his approach to putting, including stance, stroke length, and key fundamentals that help golfers become more consistent on the greens. He also shares feedback he's received from students that reinforces why his methods are so effective. In Part 2 of this week's show, I'm joined by longtime friend John Inman, former PGA Tour professional and head coach at UNC. John reflects on winning a National Championship there in 1984, shares thoughts on Carolina football and the Bill Belichick experiment, and discusses how NIL has transformed college athletics into a minor league system. We also revisit John's victory at the 1993 Buick Southern Open, his brother Joe's win at the 1976 Kemper Open, and the constant ups and downs that make golf both maddening and magical. It's an episode packed with insight, honesty, and plenty of moments every golfer can relate to — so settle in and enjoy another great week on Next on the Tee, where golf legends live and your game gets better.

The final Smylie Show of 2025 is here — and there's a LOT to unpack. Smylie Kaufman and Charlie Hulme break down the biggest golf storylines of the year, starting with the shocking news that Brooks Koepka is leaving LIV Golf, what that means for the league, and how it impacts players like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm moving forward. We dive into: What Brooks' exit really means Whether Bryson could eventually leave LIV How the PGA Tour might handle players returning The future of LIV Golf as a product And the ripple effects across professional golf Then, we close out the year with a fun 2025 Year-in-Review game, debating the biggest moments in golf — from Rory McIlroy's grand slam, to the Internet Invitational, to some hilarious TGL bloopers involving Tiger Woods. A mix of serious golf analysis, hot takes, and classic Smylie–Charlie banter to close out the year.

Adam Hawk and Ryan Engle reunite before the end of the year to talk about Engle's debut on YouTube golf, respective highlights from Christmas, and what they'll remember most about 2025. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour 4, Spadoni and Shasky discuss what the point of having Kuminga even suit up is at this point and Tiger Woods turns 50 today what does Tiger represent in sports today?

Michael Kim joins George Harper Jr. on the Life on Tour podcast, presented by Buffalo Trace, for an in-depth conversation about his journey across professional golf. From moving to the U.S. from Korea to setting records in college and breaking into life on both the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour, Michael shares the struggles, setbacks, and breakthroughs that have defined his career.He opens up about stretches of poor form, swing changes, and the lessons that separate good players from great. Plus, he reflects on his win in France this year, memorable moments on and off the course, and the experiences that have shaped his approach to the game.Please drink responsibly, for further health information visit drinkaware.co.uk. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jamie is joined by Rob Lee to look back at the biggest stories and talking points from the world of golf in 2025 on our end of year review on the Sky Sports Golf Podcast.They discuss Rory McIlroy's incredible win at The Masters, Europe's triumph in the Ryder Cup at Bethpage and they hand out some prestigious awards!Plus, there's an extended chat with PGA Tour and TGL star, Billy Horschel.Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Golf Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-golf-podcastYou can listen to the Sky Sports Golf Podcast on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play Sky Sports Golf Podcast".Watch every episode of the Sky Sports Golf Podcast on YouTube here: Sky Sports Golf Podcast on YouTubeFor all the latest golf news, head to skysports.com/golfFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

The December 29 edition of Y's Guys closes out the year with a comprehensive look back at one of the most remarkable years in BYU sports history. Dave and Blaine recap BYU Football's 12–2 season, capped by a 25–21 Pop-Tarts Bowl victory over Georgia Tech, where Bear Bachmeier earned MVP honors and finished a historic freshman campaign. The show also tackles major offseason developments, including Jay Hill's departure and what's next for Kalani Sitake's staff, while celebrating a season that featured wins over 12 Power Four opponents and BYU's most victories since 2001.BYU Basketball headlines the winter surge. The Cougars sit 12–1, fresh off a 109–81 rout of Eastern Washington and preparing for Big 12 play. The spotlight shines brightest on AJ Dybantsa, whose dominance makes history yet again as he becomes the first three-time Re-Lyte Athlete of the Week honoree. His triple-double, record-setting efficiency, and national accolades place him firmly among the most impactful players in college basketball — and one of the defining figures of BYU sports in 2025.A centerpiece of the episode is the Y's Guys Top 10 BYU Sports Stories of 2025, a countdown that spans every corner of Cougar Nation: BYU's first Big 12 Championship Game appearance, soccer's first Big 12 title, Jane Hedengren's historic cross-country season, Kalani Sitake turning down Penn State and signing an extension, AJ Dybantsa's debut, and Bear Bachmeier's record-breaking freshman year. The segment captures the scope of a year that elevated BYU's national profile across multiple sports.The show also features former Cougar and PGA Tour golfer Patrick Fishburn, joining live from Arizona as he prepares for the upcoming PGA season. Fishburn reflects on family life, the grind of professional golf, lessons from his mission, and BYU's momentum heading into 2026. Campus Notes, Cougars in the NFL, future predictions, and a powerful Jimmy Carter Inspirational Quote of the Week round out a fitting year-end episode — one that celebrates excellence, resilience, and a rising standard for BYU Athletics.#BYUSports #GoCougs #Ysguys #BYUFootball #BYUBasketball #Big12 #CougarNation #TopStories #AJDybantsa #BearBachmeier #BYU #LDS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Basketball - NBA: This week's games.Football - NCAA: Bowl update. Michigan hire.Football - NFL: This week's games heading into the final week of the regular season.Quick Highlights: NCAAM - no losses! Golf. Skiing.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is your garage a "gadget graveyard" filled with training aids that promised the world but delivered nothing?In this episode of the Imagen Golf Podcast, host Daniel Guest sits down with Jim Hackenberg, the PGA Professional and inventor behind one of the most iconic and effective training aids in golf history: The Orange Whip.Jim takes us on a journey from inside the ropes of the PGA Tour—where he caddied for legends and observed the effortless rhythm of the world's best ball strikers—to his garage, where he developed a tool to teach that same feeling to amateurs. Daniel and Jim discuss why hundreds of Tour Pros carry the Orange Whip (without being paid to do so) and how you can use it to instantly verify your swing path, fix your tempo, and eliminate the dreaded "chicken wing."In this episode, you'll learn:The "Gadget Graveyard": Why most training aids fail and why the Orange Whip has stayed relevant for over a decade.Rhythm vs. Mechanics: How to stop "hitting at" the ball and start swinging through it like an athlete.The Design Logic: Why the Orange Whip has no clubface (and how that turns off your analytical brain).The Ultimate Warm-Up: How to get loose, engage your core, and sync your tempo in under 5 minutes before your tee time.Practical Drills: Jim walks us through the "Torso Twist" and "Hover Drill" to get you swinging on plane immediately.Whether you are a scratch golfer or a high handicapper, this conversation will help you stop guessing and start feeling the correct motion.Connect with Jim Hackenberg:Website: OrangeWhipGolf.comInstagram: @OrangeWhipGolfConnect with Daniel Guest:Website: ImagenGolf.comBook a Lesson: Start playing golf as you've always imagined!Social: Follow us for daily tips and drills.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a 5-star review and share it with a golf buddy who needs to find their rhythm!

Andy and Brendan's Christmas wish for a "Home Alone" episode to finish out 2025 has come true! The Boys take over the feed for this final look back at the year in professional golf as Joseph and PJ recap the 3M Open and Wyndham Championship. Before getting to what was perhaps the most important tournament of the season, The Boys first discuss TGL's Season 2 debut on Sunday. Billy Horschel took down NYGC again, continuing to be the bane of the entire city's existence according to the broadcast. Billy was joined by Chris Gotterup and Corey Conners on the Atlanta Drive as last-minute replacement players for the suddenly-injured Patrick Cantlay and Lucas Glover. Despite only having one (1) of the team's four (4) players active, Atlanta still managed to clean up against Cameron Young, Matt Fitzpatrick, and Xander Schauffele. Joseph and PJ discuss some standout new holes designed by Augie Pizá and share some excitement for this Friday's Ballfrogs match. There's also been a bit of major golf news since we've been away - Talor Gooch is now the captain of Smash GC! Joseph reads from a new LIV article detailing Gooch's approach to his newfound captaincy and the fallout from Brooks Koepka leaving the league with one year remaining on his contract. The Boys try to game out where this leaves Brooks to play in 2026 and PJ wonders if an easy route back to the PGA Tour for Koepka is coming soon. Bryson DeChambeau is also posturing for a new contract, telling Flushing It that some things need to change for the now-72 hole tour in 2026. After cleaning up the LIV hot stove, The Boys resume the Year in Review with a brief stop at TPC Sod Farms for the 3M Open. Scottie, Bryson, and many more golf stars were in attendance at the "Happy Gilmore 2" premiere this week, but no star shined as bright as Kurt Kityama at an Arnold Palmer design. The Kitty Kat held off challengers like Matt Wallace and Jake Knapp to secure his second PGA Tour win, setting the stage for the 1,000th unique winner in Tour history at the Wyndham. The majority of this episode is, naturally, spent remembering a superstar's win at an iconic Donald Ross venue in North Carolina. Cameron Young ran away with the tournament, beating Mac Meissner by six shots to finally win his first PGA Tour event. Joseph and PJ share the best highlights from the crowning of Mr. 1,000, properly giving this American Ryder Cup hero his flowers despite the best efforts of Andy and Brendan to prevent this from happening. The Boys end the show with a new segment called "Receipts Corner," calling out some who believed this day - or Cameron Young's ensuing end-of-season success - would never come. Andy and Brendan will return in 2026 for another year of covering the amusing, inane, and irreverent moments from professional golf.

Brendan Flynn is the founder of “The Putting Institute” and a PGA TOUR and LPGA Putting Specialist and Coach. The Putting Institute has the largest stable of elite competitors in the USA and Brendan joins #OntheMark to share some putting tips and nuggets to help you become a better putter. Brendan shares, and elaborate on the following 6 Aspects to Better Putting: Navigating misinformation and finding the "real” truth Ceasing the disrespect for putting and putting practice Why every golf instructor cannot teach advanced putting How proper methods unlock an entirely new dimension of success Checkpoints for consistency Building and galvanizing putting skills, and The art and mastery of putting. As he takes you on an informational odyssey to better putting Brendan addresses: (1) The Putting stance and Mirror Work, (2) Putting Fundamentals, (3) Body Stability, (4) Putter Styles for Certain Stroke Patterns, (5) Green-reading, (6) Managing Expectations, and the (7) Emotions of Putting. This podcast is also available as a vodcast where you can watch Brendan demonstrate certain elements. Search and subscribe to Mark Immelman on YouTube to watch.

Hello everyone and welcome to the golf guru show where I break down high performers in the teaching and coaching business. Merry Christmas everyone and thank you all for supporting the show, I am grateful for all that have come along with me on this journey. My guest on this episode needs no introduction as its former tour player Jay Delsing. Jay is a PGA Tour veteran, Life Member of the PGA Tour and PGA of America, and host of the nationally syndicated radio show “Golf With Jay Delsing,” airing in 50 markets across the U.S. A two-time All-American and UCLA economics graduate, Jay played professional golf for more than 25 years before moving into broadcasting. His new memoir, “You Wouldn't Believe Me If I Told You: An Unforgettable Memoir of Golf, Grit, and a Blue-Collar Kid on the PGA Tour,” is a lively and heartfelt behind-the-ropes look at the PGA Tour, offering lessons in grit, integrity, and leadership.Jay has played in over 700 PGA Tour events over his careeer. In this conversation we discuss his outstanding career in golf, his transition into radio and Jay shares some great stories about some of the people that he has played with and have met along the way including some amazing life lessons that golf has taught him as well as discussing his new book where you can find on Amazon or his website JayDelsinggolf.com Go get it as it's a fantastic read. So let's get to this wide ranging conversation with the great Jay Delsing. Enjoy! Outro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

0:00: Tiger Woods is turning 50. Where did the time go?02:30: What it's been like to cover one of the biggest stars on the planet07:00: How Tiger's arrival in 1996 differed from the stars of the present15:00: The most interesting Tiger era to cover25:00: After the 2019 Masters, what still seemed possible?37:00: Why Tiger Woods still matters, all these years later Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Tiger Woods was great at many things, but one thing that really set him apart was his course management. Plus, a surprising stat about his recovery shots and a special guest. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Retrouvez notre dans notre dernier numéro de l'année un retour sur les meilleurs moments de cette saison 2025 : la victoire de Rory McIlroy au Masters 2025, Adrien Saddier qui monte sur le PGA Tour, Oihan Guillamoundeguy qui évoluera sur le DPWorld Tour l'an prochain et la saison de dingue de Nastasia Nadaud.Louis Cohen-Boyer sera avec nous pour en débattre.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Martijn heeft als quizmaster 40 vragen gemaakt over het afgelopen seizoen. PGA Tour, Liv, DP World tour en eigen golf Paul, Peter en Rogier zitten achter een rode knop en strijden om de punten.

Nuevo episodio de la Bola Provisional de Ten Golf. Último capítulo del año con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Nos despedimos por todo lo alto. Con una importante batería de noticias y rumores más o menos contrastados que tienen que ver con Brooks Koepka, su posible regreso al PGA Tour, el Open de España, más cambios que se están estudiando en LIV Golf (además de los 72 hoyos) para 2026, la renovación de Bryson DeChambeau...Además, celebramos el último programa de 2025 con dos 'locos' españoles que se han lanzado a la fabricación de la primera bola de golf cien por cien español. Descubrimos sus secretos y apuntamos algunos nombres para futuros modelos. No tienen desperdicio. Entrevista con Ignacio Areitio e Íñigo Arnáez.Con la colaboración de AndBank Banca Privada.

Nuevo episodio de la Bola Provisional de Ten Golf. Último capítulo del año con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez. Nos despedimos por todo lo alto. Con una importante batería de noticias y rumores más o menos contrastados que tienen que ver con Brooks Koepka, su posible regreso al PGA Tour, el Open de España, más cambios que se están estudiando en LIV Golf (además de los 72 hoyos) para 2026, la renovación de Bryson DeChambeau... Además, celebramos el último programa de 2025 con dos 'locos' españoles que se han lanzado a la fabricación de la primera bola de golf cien por cien español. Descubrimos sus secretos y apuntamos algunos nombres para futuros modelos. No tienen desperdicio. Entrevista con Ignacio Areitio e Íñigo Arnáez. Con la colaboración de AndBank Banca Privada.

On today's special 1st XI of Interviews episode of The Agenda, ACC Head G Lane goes back to an interview they had with Great NZer Ryan Fox...Foxy talks about how epic it was having the All Whites cheering him on at the Canadian Open and if he still gets those Happy Gilmore novelty cheques on the PGA Tour. He then chats about the first time he took his mates to the Masters, how there are now dicks on tour and the new level of respect he's got amongst his peers since his two wins.Finally, G Lane puts Ryan through the infamous ‘22 in 2’ questions! Did you know that we've launched a new Facebook Group called 'The Caravan' JOIN HERE! Brought to you by Export Ultra! Follow The ACC on Instagram or Facebook or TikTok Subscribe to The Agenda Podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! iHeartRadio Apple Spotify YouTube THANKS MATE! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, we break down our favorite way to play fantasy golf -- One and Done! We go over the basic rules and strategy of playing One and Done, and then go through the entire PGA Tour schedule and make sample selections for each PGA Tour event for a One and Done entry.Link to join our One and Done contest:https://fgc.shgn.com/c/ggf8n0 Link to the Editable Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bGPiyXt4D06N6XEdoPz2AcbOZuhsFXGJpu0oTa7bQaM/edit?usp=sharing Link to sign up for Splash Sports to play other One and Done contests: https://app.splashsports.com/sign-up?referralCode=YL9ABQ

Welcome to this week's edition of Next on the Tee — where golf legends live and your game gets better. I truly appreciate you being here and pressing play. I'm really excited to share this episode with you because it features two wonderful friends—one who has been very dear to me for years and another new friend who I hope will be joining me many times going forward. Leading things off is Matthew Laurance, a longtime favorite of this show and someone I've been blessed to call a close friend. Many of you know Matthew from his iconic role as Sal Amatto, the fictional bass player in Eddie & the Cruisers—easily one of my all-time favorite movies. What started as a social media connection grew into appearances on Thursday Night Tailgate, and those conversations eventually turned into a genuine friendship. This time around, Matthew shares his thoughts on the direction the PGA Tour appears to be heading, which feels like a sharp turn away from the long-standing focus on “growing the game.” We also dive into why Seve became his all-time favorite player, his lingering disappointment from the 1986 Masters, and revisit stories from Eddie & the Cruisers—including what it's like for him when On the Dark Side comes on the radio while he's driving. In Segment 2, I'm thrilled to welcome Steve Strano for his Next on the Tee debut. Steve is the son of my gumba Rob Strano, so you know right away he's going to be a great guest. Steve is an entrepreneur who is helping to resurrect a legendary and nearly forgotten brand of putters. That brand is Otey Putters, which helped legends like Jimmy Demaret, Dr. Cary Middlecoff, Jackie Burke Jr., and Doug Ford win five Masters between 1947 and 1957. Steve's passion for Otey is contagious, and during our conversation, he had me completely fired up about these beautifully handcrafted putters, still made in their original factory in Selma, Alabama, by Otey Crisman III, the son of former PGA Tour pro Otey Crisman. You're going to love Steve's energy, his respect for the history of the brand, and the care that goes into every putter. Be sure to check them out at OteyThree.com. Thanks again for being here and for pressing play on this week's show. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed bringing it to you.

In this episode of the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast, Mike Granato and Shaun Webb break down the most common golf swing tips and rank them in the 2025 Golf Instruction Tier List — from Top Notch to Needs to Be BANNED.This is one of the most brutally honest and entertaining breakdowns of swing advice on the internet.We cover polarizing topics like:Is "Lag" really that important?Why "Swing Your Swing" is misused by amateur golfersThe Arm Swing Illusion every player needs to understandThe truth about "Release Patterns"Why “Feel Ain't Real” might be your worst mantra

Brooks Koepka and LIV Golf announced today that he will not being playing on their tour in 2026. It raises a lot of questions about Koepka's future and if he will get back on the PGA Tour in 2027. We take a deep dive into which golfers in history would be the best to drink a beer with and then an even deeper dive into historic figures and people we would want to drink a beer with. A true segment of chaos on the pod. At year end, we discuss our highlights from the year, best courses we played and things we need to work on for 2026. Subscribe to the Break80 Podcast on Apple & Spotify for weekly golf content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textMerry Christma-Kwanza-Kah! In this special holiday "spectacular," Matt, Dan, and Jeremy are joined by Joe (briefly!) and a surprise appearance by Greenley to talk through the latest chaos in the world of professional golf and some major personal news. The guys dive deep into the massive rumors surrounding Brooks Koepka potentially leaving LIV Golf, the financial hurdles of a $100 million sign-on bonus, and what it could mean for the PGA Tour. They also discuss the recent retirements of Mito Pereira and Henrik Stenson, questioning if the "generational wealth" of LIV is losing its luster compared to playing in front of real crowds. On a more personal note, Matt reveals the results of his MRI: it turns out he's been playing with a "massive" Baker's cyst and a knee that is officially "bone-to-bone." He shares the plan for a full knee replacement and his goal to be back on the course in under three months—hopefully with a "Japanese forged" bionic knee. Also in this episode:New Gear Talk: Early impressions of the Callaway Quantum and TaylorMade Qi10 drivers. The Heartland Tournament: What we know (and don't know) about the Landmand qualifying lottery and representing your state. Holiday Wishlists: From new rangefinders to "non-poor people" Vanquish shafts. New York Christmas: Matt's upcoming trip to the Big Apple and the search for the best bagel (shoutout to Pop-Up Bagel and Russ & Daughters). Happy Holidays from the Chasing Daylight crew! We'll see you in 2026Connect with the Show:Website: ChasingDaylightPodcast.com Grips: Use code daylight15 at Garson Golf for 15% offSupport: If you enjoyed the show, please hit the "+" or "Follow" button on Apple Podcasts and leave us a thumbs up on YouTube! Support the showSpecial thank goes out to our show sponsors:

A top star is defecting from golf's most controversial tour. Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh reports.

April 23, 1962. Find out why that date set Duke Butler on the path that led him to being involved in the business operations of the PGA Tour for 40 years. A member of the Texas Golf Hall of Fame, Duke ran the Houston Open for 14 years. Hear great stories from Duke about Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, and what he has to say about the future of the Ryder Cup and PGA Tour.  Right now, on "Musings on Golf."

Steve Wheatcroft played professional golf for 19 years, almost all of those on the Korn Ferry and PGA Tour. In this episode we get into the experiences he had, the fallout of retiring, and the journey since.  Topics discussed: The Silence After Professional Sports Identity Beyond the Game The Balance of Passion and Profession Learning to Practice Effectively The Journey of Becoming a Golfer Self-Perception and Mental Challenges Lessons Learned and Advice for Others The Humor in Golf: A Lighthearted Approach The Feeling of Not Belonging: A Personal Journey Aspirations and Realities: The Golfing Dream The Pressure of Early Success: A Cautionary Tale The Long-Term View: Sustainability in Golf Careers Identity Beyond Golf: Finding Self-Worth Reflections on the Book: Cocktails and Range Balls The Identity Crisis After Golf Struggles with Alcoholism and Depression The Journey to Recovery Finding Purpose Through Storytelling Transitioning from Professional Golf The Mulligan Foundation: A New Hope Writing for Change: The Power of a Story ----- Steve Wheatcroft's links: Book: Cocktails and Range Balls: One's Too Many, Ten's Not Enough The Mulligan Foundation -----

26-year-old PGA Tour player Ryan Gerard shares what went into his decision to make a last minute 10K mile journey to try and qualify for his 1st Masters. He was successful as he made a 2nd place finish at a EP World Tournament in East Africa at the Mauritius Open on December 21. Ryan also shares what it means to finally be in the Masters, his favorite memories watching it in the past, and what he's looking forward to about Masters week.

Barbara Emener Karasek is the CEO and Co-Owner of Paradise Advertising & Marketing, Inc., an award-winning full-service agency specializing in tourism, hospitality, and lifestyle brands. With a global marketing career spanning leadership roles at organizations such as SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Inc. & Entertainment, PGA TOUR, NASCAR, and the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee, Barbara brings deep expertise in brand strategy, partnership negotiation, and consumer engagement. She's also co-founder of AiOpti Media LLC, a data and analytics firm that leverages AI to improve media targeting and performance. A Furman University and University of South Florida alumna, Barbara has been recognized among HSMAI's Top 25 Extraordinary Minds in Sales, Marketing, Revenue Optimization and Distribution for her impact in hospitality and marketing.

It's time to sprint through the finish line... kinda. Andy, Brendan!, Kevin Van Valkenburg, and PJ return for what may be the final installment of 2025's Year in Review, spanning from the Travelers Championship through Scottie Scheffler's win at The Open. Before the five-event recap begins, Andy is given ample time to celebrate a Victory Sunday (and Monday!) following the biggest Bears win in years on Saturday night. He talks plenty of smack about a Packers team that the Bears may see again in a playoff game very soon and anoints Caleb Williams as the best quarterback in the NFC North. Fear not, as there is a Nico Echavarria Minute to even things out later in this episode! Part 9 of The 2025 Year in Review begins with KVV handling the Travelers Championship, which was a triumphant week for his man Keegan Bradley and yet another collapse by Tommy Fleetwood. Brian Rolapp also burst on the scene with the official news of his hire as the PGA Tour's new CEO. Brendan picks things up at the Rocket Classic where podcast favorite Aldrich Potgieter won a never-ending playoff at a bomber's paradise in Detroit. LIV Dallas also ended in a playoff, won by Patrick Reed, but Bryson DeChambeau managed to be the star of the show anyway at his hometown event. The John Deere Classic featured another playoff at the end, but PJ instead focuses on a group of "olds" complaining about equity stakes in PGA Tour Enterprises as the biggest news of the week. Patrick Roy's son, Kevin, also provided what may be this podcast's Tweet of the Year! Andy then slips in a "Nico Minute" while discussing Chris Gotterup's breakout win at the Scottish Open. He also shares some enlightening quotes from Scottie Scheffler on links golf and Rory McIlroy's public detonation of PGA Frisco. The Open Championship is a team effort, with KVV handling the pre-tournament days of "Nihilist Scottie" and yet another newsworthy caddie-player breakup. Andy researches Thursday and Friday in Portrush, reminding folks of some early leaders like Jacob Skov Olesen and other Storylines Nobody's Talking About from that week. Remember when Matthew Jordan defeated par? Finally, Brendan brings us home as he walks through Scottie Scheffler's coronation and an emotional weekend for Rory McIlroy in his home country. That'll do it for Andy and Brendan on the feed in 2025, but "The Boys" have been tasked with giving Mr. 1,000 his just due after the powers that be decided to end their 2025 Year in Review at Royal Portrush.

PGA Tour veteran Jay Delsing is a nationally syndicated host of Golf with Jay Delsing, a member of the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, and author of You Wouldn't Believe Me If I Told You: An Unforgettable Memoir of Golf, Grit, and a Blue-Collar Kid on the PGA Tour. From a modest, sports-obsessed upbringing in St. Louis to earning his PGA Tour card and building a hospitality business around pro-ams, Jay brings rare behind-the-scenes stories and practical wisdom on relationships, mindset, and money.​ On this episode we talk about: How a blue-collar kid from St. Louis earned a scholarship to UCLA and eventually a PGA Tour card Why caddying as a teenager became Jay's masterclass in soft skills, networking, and dealing with high achievers Wild stories from the course with Sean Connery, George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Arnold Palmer, and Jack Nicklaus How Jay turned pro-am rounds into a multi-decade hospitality and entertainment business using simple follow-up tactics The mindset, gratitude practices, and “soft skills” he believes will separate winners in the next generation of business Top 3 Takeaways Deep competence in anything (golf, guitar, business, whatever) combined with soft skills and respect will open doors you can't predict. Small, “old school” touches like handwritten notes, genuine gratitude, and being great at the bottom rung of the ladder still massively differentiate you. You get more of whatever you focus on—shifting from excuses and victimhood to ownership and opportunity is a non‑negotiable money and life skill. Notable Quotes “You get what you think the most about.” “Write handwritten notes to people. Nobody does that now—and that's exactly why it works.” “You don't have to be good at golf, just don't be an ass. People do business with people they enjoy being around.” Connect with Jay Delsing: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jay-delsing-83142914​ Twitter/X: https://x.com/JayDelsing​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaydelsinggolf​ Other: https://jaydelsinggolf.com​ ✖️✖️✖️✖️

One of golf's former rising stars shockingly calls it a career at 30. Plus, the Kuchars dominate the PNC Father-Son, Lee Trevino's all-time interview and Rory McIlroy changes course on YouTube Golf. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

After Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters by 12 strokes, he shocked many by changing his swing. Why change the swing that just lapped the field in a major? Tiger knew he could win with his best, but he still wanted to compete when he didn't have it. Sam Weinman and Drew Powell dig in deeper on Tiger's swing change and why it worked. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

This installment of The 2025 Year in Review does NOT contain any unforeseen interruptions but DOES start with a good, old-fashioned Football Minute! Andy is on the road but joins Brendan and PJ for a quick segment regarding a possible Bears move to Gary, Indiana. Andy cannot believe that Kevin Warren would sit awake in his bed and send this open letter on the week of the biggest game in years. The three also share some thoughts on the first-ever "Golf Channel Games" and find that the format might be the best "alt-golf" viewer experience yet. Unfortunately for the broadcast and its advertisers, no one was suckered into wagering on the event. Andy departs for his own mega-podcast session with Tom Doak, leaving Brendan and PJ to carry the baton for this look back at May and June. PJ begins with the Charles Schwab Challenge, a week where the olds took over both Colonial (on the PGA Tour) and Congressional Country Club (on the Senior Tour). He recaps his drive to DC to take in the Senior PGA in-person and provides plenty of Don Rea content for those wanting more from Part 7. Brendan then heads to "Jack's Place," now a proper noun on big letter hats, for the Memorial presented by Workday. Ben Griffin couldn't go back-to-back starts with a win as he was chased down by - who else? - Scottie Scheffler. Rickie Fowler also used his sponsor exemption for good, qualifying for The Open with a top-ten finish! Joseph LaMagna then joins the recording as PJ shares Cameron Young's triumph at U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying and his ensuing close call at the Canadian Open. The Canadian Open also featured the pro debut of Luke Clanton, who was being treated like Cooper Flagg by the PGA Tour ahead of this momentous occasion. Finally, Brendan, PJ, and Joseph recap the third men's major of the year, the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club. They discuss the first-ever episodes of Lunch With The Boys, so much "Championship Rain," and J.J. Spaun's movies of choice, among other amusements from the week. Monday's episode will be a mega-recording as we attempt to finish the Open Championship ahead of Christmas!

GS#460 October 28, 2014 Sports Psychiatrist Dr. Michael T. Lardon returns to discuss his latest book Mastering Golf's Mental Game - Your Ultimate Guide to Better On-Course Performance and Lower Scores - In this helpful book, Dr. Lardon shows us how to organize our thoughts and use them for maximum performance. Not just an associate clinical professor of medicine at UC San Diego, Michael was a world ranked table tennis player. So he understands how the mental game can bring us down. But he also knows how to get into the zone and stay focused on what works. Since this is two episodes combined from our Members Only period, in part 2 Dr. Lardon discusses his work with PGA Tour players including how he developed a close relationship with Phil Mickleson.This episode is brought to you by Warby Parker with over 300+ locations to help you find your next pair of glasses. You can also head over to warbypaker.com/golfsmarter right now to try on any pair  virtually!This episode is sponsored by Indeed. Please visit indeed.com/GOLFSMARTER and get a $75 SPONSORED JOB CREDIT. Terms and conditions apply.This episode is sponsored by HIMS. Start  your free online visit today HIMS.com/golfsmarter and received personalized ED treatment options. If you have a question about whether or not Fred is using any of the methods, equipment or apps we've discussed, or if you'd like to share a comment about what you've heard in this or any other episode, please write because Fred will get back to you. Either write to golfsmarterpodcast@gmail.com or click on the Hey Fred button, at golfsmarter.com

Welcome to the Fore Golfers Network/Michigan Golf Live Podcast Ep 508 - Golf's 2026 Future: Golf's 2026 Future: Our Crystal Ball and Wish List Before you close the books on 2025 and dive into the New Year, join Michigan Golf Live Host Bill Hobson for a peek into his crystal ball and personal wish list as we look ahead to the 2026 world of golf. We start with the annual spectacle that is the PGA Merchandise Show — a place where "game-changing" innovations are unveiled every January. Which new tech will actually help golfers play better, and which will simply be shinier versions of what we already own? Hope springs eternal. Attention then turns to the PGA Tour and the impact of its new Commissioner, especially as Michigan golf fans anxiously wait to see whether the Rocket Classic can secure a long-term future. After losing the Buick Open years ago, the stakes feel especially high. On the women's side, we applaud the LPGA for smart scheduling moves that give Michigan back-to-back weeks of elite tournament golf — a rare and welcome win for fans and players alike. On a personal level, the conversation shifts toward smarter golf goals in 2026: better preparation, improved course management, and chasing birdies instead of simply avoiding disasters. We also explore the rise of electric push carts, the uncertain future of the Ally Challenge, and whether golf's post-pandemic boom can continue. From AI-driven course maintenance and drone-delivered hot dogs to rising Topgolf prices and the growing influence of value-driven boutique brands, this episode blends insight, skepticism, and humor — all while asking the most important question of all: will this finally be the year a great round finishes the same way it starts? ---------------- Subscribe to the FGN Podcast Watch FGN videos on YouTube Check out our other sports pod: Church Pew Sports TEXT or CALL (989) 272-2383 to share your thoughts, comments, suggestions, and questions      

Scottie Scheffler Player of the Year | Rory McIlroy Snub | Landman Season 2 | Die Hard ChristmasOn the show we chat through Scottie Scheffler winning another Player of the Year award. This comes as a bit of a shock this year given the years that Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy had on the course. We chat through the Player of the Year award. We also chat through is Die Hard a Christmas movie. And of course we get into Landman Season 2. How is the season developing as we are now several episodes in. We need more Billy Bob Thornton bar scenes and rants. Apparel for the show provided by turtleson. Be sure to check them out online for the new season lineup at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://turtleson.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠/⁠⁠⁠⁠ Thanks to Fantasy National Golf Club for providing the stat engine for the show. They can be found at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.fantasynational.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Neat Glass. Be sure to check out The Neat Glass online at ⁠⁠⁠⁠theneatglass.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ or on Instagram @theneatglass for an improved experience and use discount code: bb10 to receive your Birdies & Bourbon discount. Thank you for taking the time listen to the Birdies & Bourbon Show for all things PGA Tour, golf, gear, bourbon and mixology. Dan & Cal aim to bring you entertaining and informative episodes weekly. Please help spread the word on the podcast and tell a friend about the show. You can also help by leaving an 5-Star iTunes review. We love to hear the feedback and support! Cheers. Follow on Twitter & Instagram (@birdies_bourbon)

In this episode of Golf & Politics, Matt sits down with Stephen Carney, a former professional golfer who competed on PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour Latin America, before stepping away from the game and rebuilding his life off the course. Stephen opens up about: Starting golf later than most elite players — and catching up fast Junior golf, college golf at the University of Tulsa, and the grind of mini-tours The brutal economics of professional golf The mental toll of Q-School, Monday qualifiers, and razor-thin margins Why great players don't always “make it” — and what actually separates those who do Walking away from pro golf, becoming a CPA, and regaining amateur status The controversy around former pros playing elite amateur events Mindset, pressure, meritocracy, and life after chasing the dream We also hit a fast-paced Shotgun 9 to close it out — covering politics, taxes, clutch shots, Oklahoma golf courses, and dream foursomes. This is an honest, unfiltered conversation about ambition, sacrifice, failure, and redefining success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textReal talk for real golfers. In this episode of the Chasing Daylight Podcast, Matt, Joe, and the gang celebrate a major milestone—hitting 800 subscribers on YouTube—and dive deep into the current state of the golf world, both on and off the course. Inside This Episode:The Vegas Scene: We discuss the massive revenue coming out of Allegiant Stadium ($281 million and counting!) and what the future holds for local golf as Bears Best undergoes a total private remodel and rumors swirl around the closing of Desert Pines. Golf Trip Memories: The crew looks back at epic trips to Bandon Dunes, Sweetens Cove, and the "unbeatable" journey through Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama. The Landmand Announcement: We speculate on the mysterious upcoming "Special Announcement" involving Landman and some of the PGA Tour's biggest names like Scheffler and McIlroy. The Wild World of Whatnot: Joe shares a candid look at the "Whatnot" seller-buyer dynamic, the psychological side of bidding, and why some sellers are getting it all wrong. The New https://www.google.com/search?q=ChasingDaylight.com: Matt walks us through the massive website overhaul, including a full database of past guests, host "What's In The Bag" (WITB) sections, and searchable transcripts. Shout out to our sponsors and partners:Garsen Golf: Check out their innovative grips and use code Daylight15 for 15% off. Gretsch Academy. CDP listeners can save 50% on their first booking using the code "CDP"Join the Conversation: Want to join our after-show, Chasing Darkness? Subscribe to our premium service or reach out via the new contact page on our website to get the link for our private post-show hangouts. Support the showSpecial thank goes out to our show sponsors:

Welcome to the Athletic Motion Golf Podcast with Mike Granato and Shaun Webb — and today, we're diving DEEP into the world of golf speed training with none other than Fast Eddie Fernandes, 3X World Long Drive Champion and creator of the revolutionary HIITS Golf driver system.In this power-packed episode, Eddie reveals why most speed training is DEAD WRONG — and how hitting actual golf balls with variable weighting (instead of just air) is the key to gaining real, sustainable clubhead speed without blowing out your joints.We break down the science of anticipatory contraction, why your body braces for impact when hitting a ball (but NOT when swinging at air), and how Eddie's training helped him hit 220+ ball speed at age 47 — dominating the long drive circuit.

Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Keith Mitchell, Keegan Bradley and Shane Lowry joined the final 5 Clubs on Golf Channel program for 2025. All of the guests discussed the Golf Channel Games. McIlroy recapped his year including the Masters and what his priorities are ahead. Bradley touched on his feelings for the Ryder Cup and the aftermath and the hole it has left in his soul. Lowry touched on his Ryder Cup memories including the pressure he felt on the 18th hole as the lead was slipping away. Mitchell talked about his appreciation for the world of broadcast as he prepared for his role in the Golf Channel Games and talked about the world's top two players. And Scheffler touched on his improved putting, the back 9 at the PGA and how the condensed PGA TOUR schedule will have to be navigated. We also announced a new event in collaboration with Landmand Golf Club called the Heartbeat and showcased our dogs of the week.

Joe DeCamara chats with Jeff Kiddie, the Head Golf Pro of Aronimink Golf Club, to look ahead to next spring's PGA Championship. Kiddie and the staff at Aronimink are getting set to host the greatest golfers in the world, and he shares with Joe what to expect and look forward to in a few months.

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Smylie Kaufman and Charlie Hulme open the show by breaking down the latest shifts in professional golf — from Tiger Woods' role on the Future Competition Committee to the PGA Tour's potential move toward a more condensed schedule. Smylie is later joined by Golf Channel's Steve Sands for a wide-ranging conversation on the Golf Channel Games, covering golf in the modern media era, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler's legacy moments, LIV Golf's long-term impact, and what fans and broadcasters want from the future of the game. Don't forget to like, comment, & subscribe! Thanks for tuning in ⛳️ 00:00 – Welcome to The Smylie Show 01:10 – Winter golf, travel & working through swing changes 04:05 – Tiger Woods & the Future Competition Committee 08:00 – Condensed schedules, TV windows & golf's business reality 12:05 – Player pathways, relegation & tour structure concerns 16:15 – What golf can learn from college football's evolution 19:25 – LIV Golf leverage, contracts & returning players 23:50 – What happens to Korn Ferry & development tours? 28:10 – Is scarcity good for golf or risky? 33:45 – Smylie sets up the Golf Channel Games 34:30 – Steve Sands joins the show 36:10 – Inside the Optum Golf Channel Games format 38:45 – Rory vs. Scottie & Ryder Cup subplots 42:00 – Competitive fire, entertainment & miked-up stars 45:40 – Scottie Scheffler, Tiger Woods & handling the media 49:30 – Which players handle media pressure best? 54:15 – Is a 20–25 event PGA Tour season realistic? #golf #golfmedia #golfchannel #smylieshow #smyliekaufman #pgatour #livgolf #golfhighlights #grantthornton #scottiescheffler #rorymcilroy

Despite the almost four-hour runtime of Part 5, the show must go on as the self-imposed Christmas deadline inches closer and closer. Andy and Brendan are once again joined by PJ and KVV to chat through a set of four events following Rory's win at the Masters. Before the Year in Review gets back underway, the four recap this week's biggest news: Alejandro Tosti's performance at PGA Tour Q-School. Everyone is giddy to have Tosti back for another season on the big tour and they commend him for fighting through Q-School for a second time. Andy, Brendan, and Kevin also discuss some late-breaking golf news regarding the National Links Trust and the Trump administration's plan to renovate the three public golf courses in Washington D.C. The Year in Review resumes with a look back at the RBC Heritage and the immediate wake of one of the greatest wins in golf history. PJ runs through a week's worth of Rory reactions before unveiling the important stuff, such as Grant Horvat's Barracuda exemption (unused) and Wesley Bryan's PGA Tour suspension (still seemingly ongoing). Justin Thomas returned to the winner's circle in Hilton Head, getting over the finish line for the first time since the 2022 PGA Championship. Andy is next up with the Zurich Classic, where Rory McIlroy made his return to golf in a team event alongside Shane Lowry. Andy rediscovers the backboarding that occurred at a disastrous Chevron Championship and the power outage that led to the golf world being exposed to a Champions Tour Sunday on national TV. He also shares that one of the great technological achievements of our time happened this week! Brendan has the honor of recapping PGA Tour history, as Scottie Scheffler burned down TPC Craig T. Nelson Ranch and tied the all-time scoring record in a runaway win. All that may be great, but Brendan is most excited about the children in attendance chanting while a bulldozer wrecked the practice green ahead of Lanny's renovation. KVV comes in to close things out again, handling the first-ever Truist Championship. His findings lead the group down a rabbit-hole of past HSBC photo shoots, complete with a flying Henrik Stenson and Yao Ming. The 2025 Year in Review returns on Wednesday with the long-awaited Rise of Rea.

Professional golfer and Ryder Cup winner Tommy Fleetwood joins Rog to relive his first PGA tour victory, digs into the raucous Ryder Cup, his love of Everton Football Club, and shares the golf tips he gave Pep Guardiola and the lesson Pep gave back that sharpened his process. Plus, Tommy receives a special cameo question from Everton and England's No.1 Jordan Pickford.This podcast episode is presented by Verizon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.