Podcasts about Slow play

Alex, Steve and CP recap Scottie Scheffler's preposterous eight-stroke victory at the Byron Nelson and give some love to runner-up Erik van Rooyen, who had some interesting comments on the PGA Tour's Signature Event model. Plus, an interview with DP World Tour pro Robin Tiger Williams and a proper course preview for Philly Cricket Club, host of this week's Truist Championship.

The boys discuss Alejandro Tosti's pace-of-pay antics in the final group with Min Woo Lee and tip their caps to Gary Woodland and Michael Kim, who had huge Sundays in Houston. Plus, an interview with Saints O-lineman Cesar Ruiz.

Kevin Haime on opening his golf centre tomorrow, and setting up the Players Championship

Ed, Rob, and Jeremy took some time from Friday's BBMS to discuss Gunnar Henderson's 'injury' suffered during Thursday's game and what the O's should do next. Brandon Hyde said the injury wasn't concerning, but even then, should the Orioles take their time bringing him back?

Former San Francisco Giants reliever and current analyst Javy Lopez joins Willard and Dibs to preview the Giants 2025 season.

Ben is coming back to earth following the Birds' Super Bowl victory while Gianni mourns his losing under bet. A discussion of Tiger Woods' Genesis Invitational withdrawal leads into a larger talk about TW's 2025 (and beyond) prospects, expectations, and more. Analyzing week one after the LPGA's slow play announcement and the Collin Morikawa-Lucas Glover back-and-forth as well.

Episode Description: As the story of LIV and PGA continues to unfold, we discuss the latest. In this episode of Golf and Politics, we break down President Trump and his potential role in bringing LIV and the PGA Tour together. Plus, we discuss Tiger Woods' involvement, the challenges of growing the game, and how golf can evolve to better engage fans. From pace-of-play issues to tournament innovations, we cover what needs to change for golf's next era. Key Topics: Trump's role in the LIV-PGA merger talks Tiger Woods' impact on the future of professional golf The need for innovation in tournament formats and fan experience How professional golf can modernize for a new generation of fans

Andy is joined by 2008 Masters winner and CBS analyst Trevor Immelman for a wide-ranging conversation about the PGA Tour's first events of 2025. Andy and Trevor discuss a standout performance from Rory McIlroy at Pebble Beach, Xander Schauffele's injury, and Scottie Scheffler's return to play. They then get into the pace-of-play issues on the PGA Tour and the best ways to penalize those violating the Tour's policy. Trevor also discusses his thoughts on the proposed rollback and how it could benefit players at both the professional and amateur levels. Finally, the two briefly preview this week's Genesis Invitational at Torrey Pines South.

The Peoples Open, Slow Play, LIV low viewership

With Gianni's transatlantic travels behind him, the guys get together to take a backward glance at the PGA Show and the plight of an Irishman in Orlando. Charley Hoffman's open letter and Rory's response are also discussed as well as the LPGA's slow play reckoning. Super Bowl picks, too.

3x PGA Tour winner and 12-time PGA Tour Champions winner Jerry Kelly joins to discuss what it was like to compete against Tiger Woods in his prime. We also break down current topics like slow play, TGL & Signature events on the PGA Tour and whether they are good or bad for the game.

Fresh off back-to-back top 20s in California, Andrew Novak joins us to talk about everything from fixing slow play to his run-ins with Golf Gambling Twitter to his NFL podcast. Plus, the boys recap Rory McIlroy's impressive win and look ahead to the WM Phoenix Open, where one golf fan has promised to streak to pay off a Fantasy Football bet.

The biggest drawback from the game of golf can be how long it takes to play. Even if you play at your local course, on a busy day it can take around 5 hours to complete. As for those who are professionals, there have been documented rounds pushing well over 5.5 hours. For the new, less focused, fan base, that is simply too much to handle. It is causing the powers-that-be on the PGA Tour to try and implement aspects of the game which can help speed up the game. But is there an actual fix for both pros and amateurs alike? That is what host Jeff Hartman talks about on the latest Fairways & Dreams podcast, a part of the Golfer Gang Network of podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 2025 season begins. Talor Gooch joins. Reaction to TGL. Addressing slow play. Greg Norman's exit from LIV Golf.

Vern and Claude discuss the PGA's plans to speed up the game, Vern helps Claude to get through preseason frustration and Claude shares some numbers that show golf is in an extremely healthy place and growing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vern and Claude discuss the PGA's plans to speed up the game, Vern helps Claude to get through preseason frustration and Claude shares some numbers that show golf is in an extremely healthy place and growing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

0:00: Lav gets a little too risky by the Pacific02:30: The PGA Tour is about to release its fan-survey findings. Here's what we know.17:00: The fine line of adding entertainment elements and not undermining competition22:00: Scottie Scheffler is back from injury. What can we expect?26:00: With career goals outlined, can Rory McIlroy still get up for regular events?32:00: If you can't get up for this event, at this course, you don't love golf

LIV golf signs Rick Sheils to help them reach a wider audience while Justin Thomas encourages his fellow PGA Tour members to show more of themselves to help atract a newer crowd.  What a strange ere we liv in!!  Also, slow play again rears its ugly head...

Blake Griffin joins the pod for the first time to give an update on retired life ahead of his latest big golf tournament. The former NBA All-Star talks about nights out with Charles Barkley, playing golf with Wayne Gretzky, and his all-time favorite dunk. Plus, the guys discuss the raging Torrey Pines debate, Dottie Pepper's amazing slow-play rant, and give out their AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am picks.

On this edition of Golf Today, Jordan Cornette and Eamon Lynch recap the past week in golf that was headlined by Harris English capturing the Farmers Insurance Open. The two are joined early for a roundtable discussion with Rex Hoggard and George Savaricas to talk about the pace of play issue on the PGA Tour and possible solutions moving forward. The discussion continues with TGL talk and reaction to the first couple weeks of competition. After that, Beth Ann Nichols hops on to talk about a wide variety of topics around the LPGA. Jordan and Eamon then welcome in former soccer player and commentator Taylor Twellman ahead of his appearance in the LPGA Pro-Am this week. The guests continue with Justin Parsons, caddy of Harris English, to talk about the latest win and recap an exhilarating final round victory. Jordan and Eamon then pivot to Dan Roberts, Editor in Chief of Front Office Sports, discussing the impact of Tiger's 25th anniversary of his 2000 season and the lasting impact Woods had on the business side of golf. Finally, Managing Director of Player Relations and Development for the USGA, Heather Daly-Donofrio, joins to wrap up the show and discuss the brand new U.S. National Developmental Program. GT Roundtable: 9:16 Beth Ann Nichols: 29:32 Taylor Twellman: 38:20 Justin Parsons: 46:08 Dan Roberts: 58:30 Heather Daly-Donofrio: 1:07:35

A Saturday finish at the Farmers Open allowed for a Sunday morning recording, so Andy and Brendan went live on YouTube to recap Harris English's fifth PGA Tour win. English gets his flowers as a worthy champion and true professional, shooting a 73 with 12 straight pars to secure a win. Most of the Torrey chatter is about slow pace-of-play yet again, as even Dottie Pepper called out the long Saturday rounds on the broadcast. In other notables, Luke Clanton finished t15, gaining another point in the PGA Tour U standings, and two of this gambling podcast's picks for the week finished in the top 15 as well. Andy and Brendan then check in on the Game Within a Game for the DP World Tour's event in the UAE, where Big Shot Bob Karlsson was the only one to make the cut of the three options. In news, Andy and Brendan discuss more quotes from PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague about "hitting the pause button" on the proposed rollback. In an interview with Golf Digest, Sprague reiterated that the PGA of America would not be in support of the rollback and expressed a desire for golf leadership to gather "all around the table," as if that hasn't happened before. Sponsor exemptions were announced for the AT&T Pebble Beach this week and, as expected, Jordan Spieth is on the list. He's joined by Gary Woodland, Keith Mitchell, and Rickie Fowler, which leads to a short look at Rickie's current status in the game. Finally, Andy, Brendan, and PJ look ahead to their trip to Florida for the debut of the Ballfrogs against Kevin Kisner and Jupiter Links on Monday night.

02:00: Harris English claims Tour win No. 5 at Torrey Pines06:00: Is Torrey a stout test or a bore?10:00: Pace of play continues to dominate Tour events/broadcasts15:00: What to make of Farmers' Saturday finish, weak field, spot on the schedule22:00: Ludvig Aberg, two amateurs turn heads at Torrey -- for different reasons27:00: Scottie and Spieth return at Pebble33:00: The debut of "Love It or Lav It?"!41:00: Quick hits: St. Andrews return, Tiger/Rory TGL, PGA is anti-rollback47:00: Listener questions

0:00: A mea culpa/explanation for no Sunday pod03:30: What can be done -- finally -- about slow play on Tour11:00: Justin Thomas calls on Tour players to help the TV product23:00: Report: Genesis Invitational to be played at Torrey Pines29:00: Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffele injury concerns continue34:00: Rex is taking on Johnson Wagner in a chipping contest

Massive episode of Talk Birdie To Me today, in fact our longest episode so far. Could be because Mark consistently derailed the pod, but it could be that there was lots of stuff to talk about. Truth is probably somewhere in the middle.Nick has come in worked up over slow play after watching the Desert Classic in California and the Dubai Desert Classic at the weekend. Mark agrees and is amazed when Nick tells him the durations of some of the rounds. Nick gives his view again that stroke penalties should be introduced. Mark has three things he'd like to see happen that he feels will address slow play instantly. Nick's big beef is that the players are allowed to get away with it and the time limits are not being policed.In the Desert Classic, William Mouw shot 13 on a par 5, Nick saw it, Mark didn't - but it was what happened on the next hole that Nick found even more amusing.Mark mentions a major award Australia's OCM have won in the US for their work on the Medinah course near Chicago. Mark tells a story about him and Mike Clayton playing with a young kid from Queensland called Adam Scott at Cranbourne, and after seeing his first hole thinking he was rubbish.....but Adam then went on to blow them both away. Mark talks about how Adam was 'using the force' with his putting.We discuss Brandel Chamblee's tweet this week criticising LIV. Nick raises Rory McIlroy's chat with young Tom McKibbin about going to LIV or not.Top 5 from Mark is on the most disastrous holes ever. Plenty of feedback, including feedback from a tour pro giving one of our illustrious hosts a whack around the choppers. Very funny.PING Global with Nick is nearly derailed by Mark who has discovered AI this week and has been creating 'songs'. Unfortunately, he plays a few, and decides he wants to finish the pod by playing one in full - feel free to turn off when you get to that part.Nick's masterclass is inspired by William Mouw, video on socials.We're coming from Titleist and Footjoy HQ, and we're here thanks to our great partners:The watchMynumbers app, play smarter and use your data. Download from the App Store or Google Play;PING will help you play your best. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;Golf Clearance Outlet, visit them online here to find your nearest store, they're all over the country;Betr, the fastest and easiest betting app in Australia.Southern Golf Club - now with their brand new Simulator Room including Trackman.And of course Titleist and Footjoy!Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see us on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sepp Straka won a shootout in Palm Springs to take home the American Express Championship title. The tournament as always was a low scoring affair as many players got to -20 and Straka ended up hanging on for the victory. We talk about how to toughen up this tournament and a larger issue - slow play. The final group played in 5 hours and 40 minutes. Slow play has become inexcusable and needs to be addressed by the PGA Tour immediately. Tim has been all over the country golfing and in this episode he will give his travel tips to make your golf trip as smooth as possible. You will even be able to learn from some of our mistakes on this one. Subscribe to the Break80 Podcast on Apple, Spotify and YouTube for weekly golf content. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Send us a textWhat if golfing under the stars could transform Las Vegas into a night-time golfer's paradise? This episode of the Chasing Daylight podcast explores that exciting possibility, along with the intriguing dynamics at play between PGA and LIV tour players. We kick things off by discussing the Crypto.com showdown at Shadow Creek and the surprising departure of the PGA Tour from Las Vegas after a 42-year tradition. Amidst the sports buzz in Vegas, we also share a lighthearted take on the Raiders' rocky season and celebrate the Vegas Golden Knights' winning streak, hinting at the exciting potential of a future NBA team joining the city's vibrant sports scene.Our conversation takes an interesting turn as we recount the unique broadcast format of a recent golf tournament that left viewers scratching their heads. Rory McIlroy's and Scottie Scheffler's standout performances are front and center, while the evolving rivalry between Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka adds another layer of intrigue. We dive into the charm of Shadow Creek, the untapped potential of night golf, and how this could enhance the Las Vegas golf scene. Plus, we touch on the missed opportunities for courses like Angel Park to capitalize on this novel idea and the allure of playing iconic courses under the moonlight.Finally, we tackle the age-old problem of slow play on the golf course with humor and a touch of frustration. From hilarious stories of grumpy marshals to creative suggestions like a “golfer's license” for proper etiquette, we explore solutions to keep the game moving. We wrap up on a festive note, sharing warm holiday wishes and a few laughs over the infamous “Potty Putter” gift. As we sign off, we thank our listeners for their support, leaving them with a light-hearted reminder to embrace kindness and consider the thoughtfulness behind every gift this holiday season.The Top 100 in 10 Golf PodcastThe story of a quest to play the Top 100 Golf courses in the UK & Ireland in just 10 yearsListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyThe Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Get 25% off elite poker courses & tools during the biggest sale of the year right now! Click here to shop now! You might be tempted to slow play the next time you have a monster hand, but that could be a huge mistake! Mike Brady and Gary Blackwood discuss how carefully choosing when to take your foot off the gas is the best strategy to ensure maximum profitability. Don't play another hand until you've listened to this episode! Audio version available on all major podcast platforms. View the episode transcription here. 00:00 Welcome to the Upswing Poker Level-Up 01:04 Preflop Slow Playing Strategies 03:59 Distinguishing Slow Playing from Pot Control 06:23 Avoiding Slow Playing Strong Hands in Position 07:49 Slow Playing from the Big Blind: Specific Scenarios 09:50 Fast Playing Monsters Out of Position 12:14 Adjusting to Opponent Bet Sizes When Slow Playing 14:06 Slow Playing in Three-Bet Pots: In Position vs. Out of Position 17:25 Trapping as the Preflop Aggressor 19:01 Adapting Strategies for Low Stakes and Passive Players 21:02 Black Friday Sale Reminder Welcome to another poker strategy podcast episode, where hosts Mike Brady and Scottish poker pro Gary Blackwood break down everything you need to know about slow playing. If you've ever wondered when to trap your opponents with monster hands—or when to avoid it altogether—this is the episode for you. Dive into advanced poker strategies starting with preflop slow playing, such as why you should sometimes call a four-bet with pocket aces or kings to maximize value. The discussion also covers the delicate balance between slow playing and pot control, helping you recognize when playing passively protects your stack and when it costs you money. This poker strategy podcast also examines the risks and rewards of slow playing on different board textures. Gary and Mike explain why betting three streets with strong hands is often the best move, but also reveal rare exceptions—like checking back top set on ace-high boards in single-raised pots. As the episode progresses, you'll uncover key tactics for fast playing out of position, the importance of reacting to opponent bet sizes, and how to adjust your strategies for three-bet pots. The duo even shares practical advice for adapting these solver-approved techniques to real-world games, including low-stakes live poker. Whether you're a beginner learning to recognize profitable traps or an experienced player refining your edge, this podcast delivers actionable insights on every aspect of slow playing. From appreciating your opponent's range to identifying key moments for aggression, you'll leave this episode with a stronger grasp of the nuances that separate amateurs from pros. Plus, don't miss the Black Friday sale at Upswing Poker, where you can get 25% off courses and tools designed by the game's top players. Level up your poker IQ today and join us as we explore the art—and science—of slow playing in this exciting episode!

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GolfWRX Editor-in-Chief, Ben Alberstadt, and Managing Editor, Gianni Magliocco, are back for episode 2 of Not Another Golf Show. Gianni gives us a window into the mind of a deranged Joe Burrow fan before the talk turns to Charley Hull's slow play solution and the blight of the professional game in general. Tom Brady's pick of a PGA Tour pro for received is discussed too. What's up at GolfWRX HQ and Three-Putt of (NFL) Picks round out the show again.

In recent days, the Tour announced policy changes on a topic that is often the source of complaint: slow play. But the changes they announced were certainly not what many hoped: indeed, they seem to be more tolerant of slow play than before. What's the purpose of these changes? Why are Tour players so slow? And how might the changes affect the viewing experience for golf fans? Greg, Lou, and mark tackle these questions in today's episode. For the best price on the HackMotion sensor, use code GOLFSALE at www.hackmotion.com. 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

In this episode of Golf and Politics, host Matt Parker chats with Heber Eastman, a golf industry innovator, about his groundbreaking idea to make golf more accessible by designing courses that can be played in three-hole increments. Eastman explains how this format could accommodate players with limited time, encourage new golfers to join the sport, and even retrofit existing courses for more flexibility. The conversation delves into the challenges of slow play, the importance of pace management, and how technology like booking apps and GPS systems can improve the golfing experience. Eastman also highlights the beauty of public golf in Utah, the role of creative course design, and how shorter formats can compete with non-traditional experiences like TopGolf and simulators. The discussion underscores how innovative approaches can help modernize the game, expand its reach, and preserve the community spirit that makes golf so unique. Takeaways The 3-Hole Golf Format Makes the Game More Accessible: Heber Eastman's innovative concept allows golfers to book and play in three-hole increments, catering to those with limited time or new to the sport. Shorter Rounds Can Attract New Players: By breaking the traditional 18-hole format, this approach makes golf less intimidating for beginners and more appealing for casual players. Public Golf in Utah Is Thriving: Utah boasts affordable, high-quality public courses, making it an ideal location for golfers of all skill levels and budgets. Technology is Key to Improving the Golfing Experience: Tools like booking apps and GPS systems can streamline tee times, improve pace of play, and enhance overall player satisfaction. Retrofitting Existing Courses is a Real Opportunity: Existing golf courses can be reimagined to accommodate shorter formats, making them more flexible for modern players without requiring full redesigns. Shorter Golf Formats Compete with TopGolf and Simulators: By offering real golf in smaller timeframes, the 3-hole model bridges the gap between traditional golf and non-traditional experiences like TopGolf. Slow Play is a Key Issue in Golf Today: Proper course management, such as pacing tee times and employing course marshals, is essential to maintaining an enjoyable pace of play. Get the full video version: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYJlYfWps6ip7PQvHzniDfw  Listen to the audio version: https://link.chtbl.com/CtYwP8fV  Join the email list to be notified about the latest episodes: https://golfandpolitics.com

Ever wondered what it takes to close a deal so big it redefines your entire sales org? Tom White from Klaviyo joins us to break down how he landed a whale that was 4x larger than anything his segment had seen before. From leveraging his wine industry experience to maintaining the illusion of nonchalance, Tom shares the strategic moves that propelled him to 700% quota attainment. Learn why sometimes the best move is to do nothing, how to build a winning internal coalition, and why equal business stature matters more than you think. Whether you're a seasoned AE or just starting out, this episode is packed with actionable insights to level up your sales game.A MEDDICC partnership; www.meddicc.com

A detailed breakdown of what is slow play, how to catch out and administer penalties as well as some tournament policy discussions from one of the most decorated judges in yugioh. Patreon is only $1 granting discord access and Patreon question submissions! http://www.discord.gg/NdRYpQPymw https://www.patreon.com/HeartoftheCast

We love a bonus pod, particularly in weeks when we have lots of feedback or questions from the 'Talk Birdie To Me' Wolfpack, too much to fit into the normal pod, so we smash out a bonus pod! Fun!Today's a ripper with a few voicemails.We have a voicemail from Peter who has an idea about allowing more holes to be played as Par 3 holes, leading to a chat about tees.Voicemail from Steve, and an email from Hugh, both asking about Minjee Lee's form and if it has anything to do with moving to Callaway. Mark talks about how he managed the process of changing clubs to ensure it was not any more difficult than it already was.An email from Paul asking about coaches teaching techniques to golfers that slow down play, and we discuss the importance of reading greens. Nick tells us was the best green reader he ever saw.And a voicemail from Jack in Camperdown, Victoria, asking about rule changes, specifically bunker play at his course. A great pod, that takes a turn for the worse when we discuss Snot Blocks, which Nick has never heard of, and Mark and Dan attempt (badly) to explain what they are.A big thanks to our wonderful Talk Birdie partners:PING, they'll help you play your best, like the have for Nick O'Hern. See your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;The new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store or Google Play;The Golf Clearance Outlet, join GCO Live for great member benefits and comps. They're in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.And Southern Golf Club - Home of the Australian Master of the Amateurs in January 2026, entry is free!Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2:30pm Hour 2 - Chris and Steve take your calls on what you think on the Bills roster construction.

In this episode of Beyond Net Worth, hosts Ben and Kallan chat with Brady Slack, the founder of High Country Finance and Stat Commissions. Brady shares his journey from an accounting student to a successful entrepreneur, highlighting the challenges and lessons learned along the way. Brady discusses his transition from traditional accounting to starting his own firm, High Country Finance, and later co-founding a software company, Stat Commissions. He emphasizes the importance of building strong teams, creating effective compensation structures, and delegating tasks to achieve success. Brady also shares his experiences with mentors and mastermind groups, offering advice on how to identify valuable resources and avoid scams. Additionally, he provides insights into tax strategies for high-income earners and emphasizes the importance of viewing accounting as an investment rather than a cost. Key Takeaways: Embrace Uncertainty: Entrepreneurship is filled with uncertainty, and it's crucial to be comfortable with not having all the answers. Build Strong Teams: Surround yourself with talented individuals who complement your skills and can help you achieve your goals. Create Effective Compensation Structures: Retain top talent by offering competitive compensation packages and benefits. Delegate and Focus: Delegate tasks that are not your strengths and focus on areas where you can provide the most value. View Accounting as an Investment: High-income earners should view accounting services as an investment that can save them money in the long run. Partner with the Right People: Choose partners who share your vision and values, and who bring complementary skills to the table. Slow Play and Do Your Research: Take your time when evaluating coaches, mentors, and mastermind groups to ensure they are legitimate and can deliver results. Prioritize and Balance: Balance your professional goals with your personal life, especially as your family grows. Focus on Growth: Continuously seek opportunities for growth and development, both personally and professionally.

In this one, the guys consider credit card fraud, try to solve the slow play problem, and congratulate Ryan on finding a new foursome. To support 65 Roses in Nanton, please visit: https://cysticfibrosis.crowdchange.ca/76444 Or @tyleryoubetcha on instagram, Thank you

It's a true Monday episode thanks to the PGA Tour's refusal to move up Sunday tee times with storms forecasted, arriving, and then pushing the Heritage finish to Monday morning. They begin there, fresh off watching Scottie Scheffler move his way around a windy Harbour Town for a fourth win in five starts. They marvel at the achievement while also pondering which one of his peers may be feeling the most anxious about this run and the appearance of it not ending anytime soon. They also discuss some deluded Wyndham Clark comments on TV ratings and the mismanagement of the Monday finish. Then it's over to the dominant LPGA player of the moment, Nelly Korda, who won her fifth straight start and second career major. They ponder whether this makes the Chevron a “true” major and what has been most impressive about the run, including overcoming a six-hour round alongside Brooke Henderson. They ask which run might be more impressive, a debate not really worth having. Then it's on to the happy development in the DR, where Billy Horschel won the white shirt-jacket. They delight in this, and also check in on the results of the sponsor's exemptions for Puntacana. Lastly, they close with the 15-year-old Miles Russell making the cut and finishing T20 on the KFT.

It's Friday! And the one before Masters week at that, which has both Andy and Brendan feeling a bit of anxiety or regret about some corners they've staked out relative to that major championship. They ramble around on that and the news that Rory McIlroy saw Butch Harmon, JT has split up with Bones, and another “global superstar” is looking for a mental coach. At Valero, they discuss Rory looking burly, Spieth's quotes about his scores not reflecting his quality of play, and the crowd in Charley Hoffman t-shirts. At the Augusta National Women's Amateur, they discuss the slow play penalty that knocked a former champion to the wrong side of the cut line and if that example will be made the next week with the men's pros. There's also news of a scoring kerfuffle. The back half of the podcast covers a bevy of quotes coming from LIV, beginning with some refreshing clarity and honesty from Anthony Kim about where he's been, his struggles, not knowing who won any majors since he's been gone, and how forgiving equipment now is compared to when he left. They also discuss Bryson's urgent plea that the game must be brought back together and Phil's similar quotes on disruption.

If you let it, slow play can ruin a great day on the golf course. Steve advises on having the right frame of mind to help you deal with slow play! If you're looking to improve your golf swing more conveniently, let Steve give you a virtual golf lesson. Email sgoforth@pga.com or DM Steve on IG @goforthgolf or on Facebook @goforthgolfinstruction. Steve will explain the very simple process and give you instructions to video your swing using your cell phone. Text the video to Steve, and he will analyze your swing using the OnForm app and VoiceOver simple instructions on what you need to do to correct your swing flaws. Take advantage of this convenient method and start your journey to a better swing and lower scores! Thank you to Pure on Main for sponsoring this podcast! Live a healthier life by achieving whole-body wellness the all-natural way with the help of Pure On Main! Visit their website at www.pureonmain.com and start feeling better and living a healthier life!   www.crosscreekgolfclubsc.com www.goforthgolfinstruction.com www.taylormadegolf.com

Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield recap another weekend of wild action on the DGPT, this week in Austin. They also talk with Niklas Anttila after he became the first Finnish player to win in MPO on the DGPT. Plus: the state of MPO after the first month of the season.0:00 Open at Austin Recap21:45 Niklas Anttila Interview29:10 Team Discmania & Europeans34:40 Weather Delays, Slow Play & More47:20 State of MPO after a Month

This past week Anthony Kim made his long awaited return, Adrian Meronk in penalised for slow play on LIV and we ask if golf should introduce a golden ball... Also, we continue our new feature - The Talk Golf Scotland Helpline. Thanks as always to our amazing supporters Breadalbane Finance!!

Get in on the biggest sale of the year on UpswingPoker: https://upswingpoker.com/advanced-poker-training/ Playing your strong hands aggressively is usually the best way to maximize profit in poker. Generally speaking, fast playing equals more money, but you are about to discover three situations where you'll actually make more money by slow-playing with Pocket Aces in both tournaments and cash games from Level-Up Host Mike Brady and poker pro Gary Blackwood. Video Version | Episode TranscriptionSubscribe to Upswing Poker on YouTube for Video Versions of These Episodes

Off Course is back this week with a fantastic show and this is episode 179. Hosted by Dan Edwards, each Friday he gives you a deep look into the world of golf and equipment in a way unlike any other podcast has done before. Today, Chris Much, AssCap of Team THP in the Grandaddy of […] The post Off Course – Slow Play Stereotypes and More appeared first on The Hackers Paradise.

With the holiday this week in the USA and the early finish in Detroit, Andy and Brendan jump on the horn for this Sunday edition. They are overjoyed with Rickie Fowler's playoff win at the 3-1-3 Classic, where he birdied the last and then did it again in extras against Collin Morikawa and Adam Hadwin. They discuss the absolute hot streak that the PGA Tour is on this year, even at the events that are supposed to stink. Andy has some props for Rickie vs. Just A Guy and a Ryder Cup prognosis. That transitions to another rough week for JT, who is on the playoffs bubble and mired with the “SB2K” bug. Outside of Detroit, they discuss the lack of pop over on LIV but praise their slow play enforcement. There's also a backboarding mess on the Euro Tour and record-breaking dominant win for another anchorman at the U.S. Senior Open. 

Garrett and Brendan start this Tuesday show with a discussion of Talor Gooch's ongoing battle with the USGA over an exemption-category change that may keep him out of the 2023 U.S. Open (4:18). They touch on the various sides of the conflict, from the potential rationales for the USGA's position to the behavior of Gooch, Phil Mickelson, and other LIV players during the conflict. Garrett and Brendan also address whether the USGA could have avoided this fight—or at least prevented it from staying in the news for weeks. For the second segment, Garrett brings on Shane Ryan (@ShaneRyanHere) to discuss his recent on-the-ground reporting on how the PGA Tour enforces its pace-of-play standards (32:48). Read Shane's article for Golf Digest HERE. Finally, Brendan returns to talk with Garrett about the storylines they're tracking this week in golf (1:04:13).

John kicks things off by explaining why the PGA needs to crack down on Patrick Cantlay's brutally slow pace of play immediately, and why Rory McIlroy's RBC no-show was a terrible look after his ugly Masters showing, and why he's pulling for surging NorCal Korn Ferry pro Spencer Levin. Then, he locks in the best bets for this weekend's Zurich Classic with Action Network's Jason Sobel down in Augusta, and answers listener GoLow mailbag questions! #volume #herd Follow John on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest. Check out Gametime - the fastest growing ticketing app in the US, and the official ticketing app of 3 & Out and GoLow -  for tickets to all of your favorite NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAA teams. Get concert and comedy show tickets, too. Go to Gametime now to create an account, download the Gametime app and use code JOHN for $20 off your first purchase.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John kicks things off by explaining why the PGA needs to crack down on Patrick Cantlay's brutally slow pace of play immediately, and why Rory McIlroy's RBC no-show was a terrible look after his ugly Masters showing, and why he's pulling for surging NorCal Korn Ferry pro Spencer Levin. Then, he locks in the best bets for this weekend's Zurich Classic with Action Network's Jason Sobel down in Augusta, and answers listener GoLow mailbag questions! #volume #herd Follow John on Twitter, Instagram and YouTube for the latest. Check out Gametime - the fastest growing ticketing app in the US, and the official ticketing app of 3 & Out and GoLow -  for tickets to all of your favorite NFL, NBA, NHL, NCAA teams. Get concert and comedy show tickets, too. Go to Gametime now to create an account, download the Gametime app and use code JOHN for $20 off your first purchase.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Monday episode is a wander, with little on that electric Jordan Spieth and Matt Fitzpatrick finish at the RBC Heritage until the midpoint of the episode. Andy and Brendan begin with some thoughts on the NBA playoffs and Sacramento Kings bandwagoning vs. Northwestern bandwagoning. There's also some chatter about a designated event coming the week after a major and whether that needs correcting. There's some discussion on a truly insane tweet from a PGA Tour pro, Jon Rahm's performance in the CBS booth, and other miscellany. Then they get to the Spieth-Fitz drama, and who impressed or disappointed more. Patrick Cantlay's week of being roasted for slow play is also reviewed, with some half-hearted (or corrupted) defenses. Grace Kim's win on the LPGA and Spencer Levin's win on the KFT are also discussed, before news hits on some players getting in a couple pops at Rory for skipping another designated event and a LIV player complaining about not enough events.