Podcasts about Smylie Kaufman

We got a ball game! The Internationals rally on Saturday afternoon and bring some serious momentum into Sunday singles, and we bring in Shane Bacon to go through what each captain "should" do for their singles pairings, and then react to the actual pairings. We also bring in Smylie Kaufman to debrief the day, preview tomorrow's action, and a ton more.

Gary Williams sat down with Smylie Kaufman... a winner on the PGA Tour who not too long ago was in the final group on Sunday at The Masters. They talked about where he started to struggle with his game, his recent work in golf media and much more.

In hour three of After Further Review, Matt is joined by Smylie Kaufman to preview The Open Championship. We preview LSU's LB room for 2022 in segment two. Matt reacts to Nick Saban's comments about conference realignment. Otter Locks and What We Learned wrap the show.

Smylie Kaufman joins the show tonight to recap his experience on the ground at Southern Hills this week as Mito Pereira races out to a three shot lead, Rory and JT fade, Tiger w/d's, and a lot more. We also talk Zalatoris, picks for tomorrow, course setup, and a lot more.

Another LSU Tiger on the pod gets JP torqued, Natural Ice athlete Smylie Kaufman sits down with JP and JJ for a great listen on Fore The People.

The man the myth the legend Smylie Kaufman is back and he gives us his update of his swing changes and more! You dont want to miss this episode!

The boys are back for another great episode! Still recovering from their Nashville trip, the Guys talk about the US Women's Open, Patrick Cantlay taking down Collin Morikawa at The Memorial, their favorite foods and restaurants, Smylie Kaufman winning 20 majors, Brooks V Bryson, and some new tales from the cart barnMake sure to email us at contactguysthatgolfpod@gmail.com with any comments, topics, or questions for the show!Connect with us:Follow us on InstagramFollow us on TwitterLike us on FacebookThanks for listening!

Pretty interesting episode today. We talk Tiger, Concessions, and Smylie's return. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/golfballing/support

Travis & Joe are joined by trickshot artist and good friend Ryan Rustand (@coach_rusty) in this week's episode. They recap an epic first week back on Tour at the Charles Schwab Challenge, breakdown Smylie Kaufman's big win at his club championship and hear Joe out on how important pastels are to golf outfits while playing in South Carolina. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week I’m excited to be joined by Francie Kaufman. Francie is the blogger behind Fairway Finds, the VP of Community Outreach for the PGA Tour Wives Association, and is also married to Smylie Kaufman from the PGA Tour. Francie and I talk about growing up in Birmingham, marrying Smylie, and tackling the PGA Tour life travel schedule. If you’ve wanted to learn more about her passions behind Fairway Finds, what the PGA Tour Wives Association does to give back and her goal to get a golden retriever (which recently happened!) then this episode is for you.  Let’s get started!

One of the Top 50 Golf Instructors in the country, Tony Ruggiero, is our guest this week. Tony is not only a terrific teacher but is also a swing coach to PGA Tour players Lucas Glover and Smylie Kaufman, among others. Would you benefit from a lesson from Tony? Of course, but you can also benefit from some advice gtom Tony and he has it in abndance on this episode if Those Weekend Golf Guys. Also, bonus content from 2016. Jeff Smith gives a quicj fix on hot to hit the ball straighter and longer off the Tee.

One of the Top 50 Golf Instructors in the country, Tony Ruggiero, is our guest this week. Tony is not only a terrific teacher but is also a swing coach to PGA Tour players Lucas Glover and Smylie Kaufman, among others. Would you benefit from a lesson from Tony? Of course, but you can also benefit from some advice gtom Tony and he has it in abndance on this episode if Those Weekend Golf Guys. Also, bonus content from 2016. Jeff Smith gives a quicj fix on hot to hit the ball straighter and longer off the Tee.

This week's guest is at the top of his field in the game of golf. Eric Eshleman is very well well known as a teaching professional for PGA Tour players such as Graeme McDowell, Patton Kizzire, Smylie Kaufman, and Paul Dunne. Even former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, an avid golfer, turns to Eshleman for all of her golf swing needs. But earlier this year, Eshleman, the director of golf at the Country Club of Birmingham, received an award that solidified him at the top. He was named the recipient of the 2019 PGA Golf Professional of the Year Award. This award is the highest annual honor given to a PGA of America Professional.

Billy and Tux recap last weeks performance and give their picks for The 2019 Houston Open. Plus a little extra Smylie Kaufman talk.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This Friday episode begins with a brief check-in on the early leaderboard in Vegas. Brendan and Andy discuss Nick Taylor’s start and how it fits in with his elite Mariokart skills. Then they hit on Phil Mickelson chasing a Presidents Cup spot. Smylie Kaufman’s ugly opening round prompts empathy and also a discussion on professions where you might have to work through it in full view of the public. In news, they hit on Brooks Koepka roundly dismissing the POY vote and comparing it to LeBron not winning the MVP every year, Bio Kim not appealing his 3-year ban, and the new Euro Tour schedule heavy on TBD. Brendan then tackles a research assignment on Michael Hopper and Rod Pampling, revealing tidbits about a player who learned the game hitting 3-woods out of the sand in Vanuatu and another who won an event thanks to a clerical error at PGA Tour HQ. Flashback Friday takes us back to the debut of the ProV1 at this event in Vegas and some astonishing USGA quotes in response to the immediate distance gains.

It’s a big week on the Shotgun Start as the PGA Tour swings down to Mississippi for the Sanderson Farms Championship, aka the Peacock Classic. Brendan and Andy review some of the, uh, well-traveled names in the field, which leads to a lengthy digression on the Stadler father-son duo and a scary inside detail about the state of Smylie Kaufman. Then they get to discussing Akshay Bhatia and if his debut is a sign of a teenage takeover or if this is a risky test case. Over on the Euro Tour, they highlight the new GPS system being put in use to track slow play at Wentworth. The U.S. Mid Am earns event of the week and also prompts Andy to portray the bracket as a clear case of good vs. evil, as well as lay out his official stance on who should and should not be eligible for reinstated amateur status. They wrap with some amusing if not frustrating quotes from Bubba Watson on the stressful and onerous driver testing now in effect on the PGA Tour.

From up and coming superstar to injured and fighting to keep his card, CPG checks in with Smylie Kaufman to discuss injury, a close call at The Masters, #SB2K and much more. 

Plow Boy's take on Ovechkin has ruffled feathers, he dares listeners to bash him baby, Audio Fun from Mike Francesa, do the players enjoy Sunday Night Baseball, Plow Boy's snacks are carefully planned throughout the day, fantasy baseball banter, discussing if Wade LeBlanc will perform for Plowsy, why was Justin Thomas there for Rickie Fowler's marriage proposal, Smylie Kaufman seems cool, do PGA golfers have their U.S. Open outfits laid out already, Plow Boy is like a 60 year-old man now, talking about Jet Skis, should the Oliver Luck hire make people take the XFL more seriously, Todd Simon from Omaha Steaks joins the program.

Topics include: My Media Credential update, Jason Day wins Wells Fargo, Tiger + other storylines from Charlotte, Justin Thomas assists in a Proposal, Rory's comments on The Masters vs the rest of golf, Smylie Kaufman's struggles, Bubba Watson on golf with Trump, Canadian Open moving in 2019? Preview & Breakdown of The Players Championship --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rj-mccullough0/support

This week we dive into three stories from GOLF Magazine with the three writers, Alan Shipnuck, Michael Bamberger and Ryan Asselta. We learn about the eccentric Tour coach Tony Ruggiero, how a golf club in Erie, PA handled a brutal winter, and the many layers behind that classic Matt Kuchar smile. Shipnuck takes us to the range with a struggling Smylie Kaufman, Bamberger takes us through a blizzard in Pennsylvania and Asselta takes us to life lessons with the father of two, Kuchar.

On this week's Beer a Hole the boys recap the RBC Heritage, discuss Jordan Spieth's drunken antics at Smylie Kaufman's wedding and pick their foursomes for best potential groomsmen on the PGA Tour. Subscribe and Rate! Instagram: @Beerahole_1

Kevin Prise and Matt Cochran visit with LSU alum Ben Taylor, who previews the dance floor at college teammate Smylie Kaufman’s wedding, discusses the must-see stops on a visit to London, revisits making the winning putt for LSU at the 2015 NCAA Championships and more.

Andy and KJ go over the star-studded field for the Match play this week as the Masters quickly approaches!!!  They go over Rory all of a sudden not liking alcohol, the latest in haircut news, Smylie Kaufman's rough run, and of course bets for this week.  They go over Tigers Tale From the Courtesy Tent, Bubba's bad round, and the latest in women's golf, and what the hell is an "Irish Golf Shot"? Join Draftkings and use the promo code GBG for your free entry into the Masters $100,000 tournament in a couple weeks!!! Bookmaker.eu Fantastic site, great golf bets, same day payouts.   Individual Round Bets This Week On: TheSportsBettingGuys.com Go to Draftkings.com and use the promo code GBG for your free entry into the Masters contest!!!

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This interview is with Jon Yarbrough. Jon has been a PGATour Caddie for 21 years. He's caddied for Hunter Mahan, Gary Woodland, Scott Stallings, and currently carries for Smylie Kaufman. Jon gives us some insight in to life on Tour as a looper, statistics, and a few good Caddie stories from 21 years of content. Thank you for taking the time to listen to the Tour Junkies Podcast. David & Pat strive to bring the best research, analysis & humor to keep your listening enjoyable…not just informative. You can support the Podcast further by doing a few things to spread the word & improve the quality of the show.      - Be sure & “Download” this episode rather than simply stream. The guys get more credit for downloads.      - Go to iTunes & leave an honest review of the show. This improves the iTunes ranking & allows more people to discover the show.      - Follow the Tour Junkies on social media like Twitter ( @Tour_Junkies ), Instagram (@Tour_Junkies ), & FaceBook (Tour Junkies).      - Go to www.TourJunkies.net & check out the fresh content, learn about the guys & buy stuff from the TJ SHOP (Please…Pretty Please).  As always, thank you for making the Tour Junkies your trusted source for all things PGATour & Fantasy Golf. May your screens be green!

Smylie Kaufamn joins Ross and Dillon to talk about his favorite hole, the Masters crowd, mashing tee shots, and PGA pro John Peterson.

Live from Sawgrass, Riggs and Trent recap their round at the famous course, talk to Smylie Kaufman about rule changes, The Masters, and Spring Break, and build the perfect golfer. Plus, Riggs' anonymous source looks to bounce back with some hot picks.

Smylie Kaufman joins the No Laying Up podcast for the first time to talk about Smylie’s Army, tour life, and more. This is a bit of a shorter episode, but I’m pumped to finally get... The post NLU Podcast, Episode 64: Smylie Kaufman appeared first on No Laying Up.

Smylie Kaufman's coach and recently awarded Top 100 Golf Teacher Tony Ruggiero joins the podcast to discuss his work with the 25-year-old Tour winner. The conversation begins with a flash back to the 2016 Masters, where Kaufman played his way into the final pairing on Sunday, but faltered in his final 18 holes. Ruggiero believes that all great players need an experience "by fire" like Kaufman had that day. He shares stories about that Masters and more.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  In the first segment of this week's hour of intelligent golf talk, Holly G, Host and Producer of The Golf Insiders, along with Will Perry, Social Media Expert, EVVUS, kick off the show talking about the Chicago Cubs vs the Cleveland Indians Game 7 where history will be made one way or the other. Holly and Will discuss Hideki Matsuyama's win at the WGC- HSBC Champions event by seven strokes. Matsuyama finished second in the event prior to the WGC. The duo talk about another young talent who notched his first win on Tour, Cody Gribble won the Sanderson Farms Championship by four strokes.  A quick look around the Tours, Shanshan Feng won in Malaysia on the LPGA Tour. Feng is a student at the Orlando area Gary Gilchrist Academy where Will Perry used to work. Juli Inkster won on the Legends Tour and Tom Pernice Jr won the first of the final 3 Champions Tour events of the season for the Charles Schwab Cup title.  In the second segment, Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk with Holly and Will. Bob is a long time Cubs fan. Holly asks Bob about Hideki Matsuyama's win and how he has played lately. When Hideki Matsuyama can putt well, he is a force to be reckoned with. He won the Asian Amateur twice. Holly and Bob talked about Hideki taking a backseat to Jordan Spieth and the others who have dominated over the past few years.  Will asks Bob which Major event fits Hideki's game? He is a long hitter off the tee. Bob says that Hideki can win the Open Championship or any of the majors if he could get his putting dialed in. Bob talks about how tough it is coming from Japan and trying to learn the language in the U.S. as well as adapt here is a very tough task for anyone.  Holly asks Bob about Tiger's official announcement that he will play in the Hero World Challenge. Also the two discuss Tiger's chipping issues and whether there is any truth to the rumors.  Bob talks about how so much clamor over Tiger was made officially announced that he was going to play. Everyone expected him to after he said that he would. Tiger still has four more weeks to get ready for the tourney. Bob said that it was a shame that Tiger couldn't play at the Safeway and get all the media attention surrounding his return out of the way.  Bob said to expect a lot out of Tiger's game when he first comes back. It would be silly to expect it. It is going to take some time for him to get comfortable inside the ropes again. In the third segment of this week's show Terrie Purdum, Southern Golf Central Magazine's publisher, calls in from the Villages to talk about the latest issue that is a tribute to Arnold Palmer. Terrie and Turf Life have a booth at all the local tournaments like The PNC Father and Son Tournament and the CME Title Holders in Naples. Stop by the booth and pick up bottles of free sunscreen.  Terrie also talks about youth golf sensation Bella Dovhey from Oviedo, Fla, whose interview with The King is published in this month's commemorative issue of Southern Golf Central Magazine (pages 10-11). Bella is also an incredible young golfer who has won 3 Jr World Championships and many other tournaments in U.S. Kids Golf. In the final segment of this week's show Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, calls in to help wrap up another hour of intelligent golf talk. Holly asks Todd about Cody Gribble's win on the PGA Tour. Gribble is from Texas and played alongside Jordan Spieth when they won the National Championship. Todd is amazed of how ready that the players who come out of college today and are ready to play so well on the Tours. Will asks Todd about some other young players who may play well this week at the Shriners. Todd says to watch for Grason Murray, who won his first event on the Web.com Tour in September.  Todd talks about Tiger Woods. Unlike any other player, every swing if not every step Tiger Woods makes will be shown on the Golf Channel and he is the only player in the world like that. So when he pulled out of the Safeway Open, Todd says that Tiger wasn't close to being to his level of play that he wanted to be. Todd said that the starts Tiger wanted to have this fall at the safeway, in Turkey and at the Heroes World Challenge were more to prepare him for 2017. Will and Holly both pick Ryan Moore to win this week's Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and Will's backup pick is Scott Piercy, Holly's second pick is Smylie Kaufman. 

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G, Host and Producer of The Golf Insiders, along with Will Perry, Social Media Expert, EVVUS, are in the studio. In the final segment of this week's show Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, calls in to help wrap up another hour of intelligent golf talk. Holly asks Todd about Cody Gribble's win on the PGA Tour. Gribble is from Texas and played alongside Jordan Spieth when they won the National Championship. Todd is amazed of how ready that the players who come out of college today and are ready to play so well on the Tours. Will asks Todd about some other young players who may play well this week at the Shriners. Todd says to watch for Grason Murray, who won his first event on the Web.com Tour in September.  Todd talks about Tiger Woods. Unlike any other player, every swing if not every step Tiger Woods makes will be shown on the Golf Channel and he is the only player in the world like that. So when he pulled out of the Safeway Open, Todd says that Tiger wasn't close to being to his level of play that he wanted to be. Todd said that the starts Tiger wanted to have this fall at the safeway, in Turkey and at the Heroes World Challenge were more to prepare him for 2017. Will and Holly both pick Ryan Moore to win this week's Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and Will's backup pick is Scott Piercy, Holly's pick is Smylie Kaufman.

Tony Ruggeiro is a vastly experienced and well-respected golf instructor.  He has worked with a number of the game's best players including PGA TOUR Rookie, Smylie Kaufman and College Standout (and now TOUR Professional) Robby Shelton.  Tony brings his knowledge and experience to the podcast and talks about the fundamentals of the game and how you can apply them to get the most out of your game.  The fundamentals Tony and Mark cover are: Grip, stance, posture, ball position, alignment and aiming, rhythm and timing.  Then, as an added bonus, Tony and Mark debunk a few golf swing "myths".

Peter Sanders of ShotbyShot.com joins Bryan and Tyler to talk about how he created what eventually become known as the Strokes Gained statistic. They also discuss the work he does with Tour Pros Zach Johnson and Smylie Kaufman, his start as a young golfer, and what he's learned through the years about how stats can help golfers of any level. If you enjoyed the podcast, will you leave a review? SUBSCRIBE on iTunes or Android to have new episodes sent to your device as soon as they become available. Show Notes: Shot by Shot History of Strokes Gained Every Shot Counts Peter Sanders’ article about avoiding disasters Join us on the Internet: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram  

In this week's show we'll dive into this years wild Masters Tournament. Jordan Spieth breaks a record of seven (7) straight days as leader of the Masters only to collapse on the Back 9 on Sunday.  We'll talk about Smylie Kaufman's journey into the final pairing on Sunday. Bernhard Langer, at 59 years old, placed in the second to last group. Finally, we'll look at Masters Champion Danny Willett. Who is he? Where did he come from? We'll look at how quickly he rose in the World Rankings even before the Masters began. In our second segment we'll talk a little NBA Playoffs and look at Golden State's quest to break the Chicago Bulls record of 73 regular season wins. We'll wrap up tonight's show talking about the hapless Atlanta Braves. 

Congratulations to Danny Willett, the 2016 Masters Champion! Bob Bubka, Alex Miceli and special guest, Brian Keogh of the Irish Golf Desk, wrap up the 2016 Masters with their unique analysis. Jordan Spieth on the Back Nine on Sunday. Rory McIlroy, Jason Day and Paul Casey in their words. The timeless play of 58 year old Bernhard Langer, Masters rookie Smylie Kaufman andy young Matthew Fitzpatrick. It's all up for discussion in The Grill Room

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game (FM 96.9) Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is in the studio with special guest Brendan Sweeney, Director of Golf Media and Player Relations at French Lick Resort, Ind. Holly and Brendan recap the week in golf including Smylie Kaufman's win at the Shriners Hospital for Children Open in Las Vegas, his first PGA Tour victory. He finished ahead of a portion of the field but his 61 was good enough to hold off the eight players who finished tied for second place. With the win he earns a spot at the Masters in 2016. Jeff Shain, The Island Packet, Prime Sports Network, calls in from South Carolina to talk to Holly and Brendan. Holly asks Jeff about Smylie Kaufman's win. Jeff said Smylie started the day seven shots back before finishing with a 61. Kevin Na finished second again for seven runner up finishes, five have come in the last 20 months. He has also finished third several times in that time frame. Jeff said that Na has become one of the best scramblers and it was odd to see him chunk a shot that kept him out of the winner's circle. Smylie's best friend Patton Kizzire was one of the players who finished second and passed the time with Smylie while other players finished their final round. Jeff talks about Patton's residence at the Sea Island area with other veteran players. Holly asks Jeff about Rickie Fowler's T-25th place finish when he had been playing so well. Jeff is wondering if Rickie's game is built more for the tougher courses and not a birdie fest venue like the Shriners turned out to be. Jeff and Holly discuss the upcoming Tour events including the CIMB Class where players are competing for $1.26 million in Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia. Jeff pointed out that players could actually make a fortnight of it if they also competed in the WGC-HSBC Champions event. If a player chose to do both they wouldn't have to fly all that way for one event. Holly talks to Jeff about the LPGA Tour where Lydia Ko notched her 10th victory over. She already has 10 wins and is only 18-years-old. She finished the tournament with a 9-shot lead over the field. The trio talk about how LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan has really helped move the LPGA in the right direction. The final event of the season for the LPGA is fast approaching, the CME Tour Group Championship is in Naples, Florida Nov. 19-22 and Ko is the defending champion. Terrie Purdum, Southern Golf Central Magazine, which is proudly celebrating 16 years, calls in to talk with Holly G and Brendan about the latest issue of the magazine and the upcoming charity events that the magazine is featuring including the Golf for Hope Tournament (Helping Other People Eat) in January. The fabulous Bella Collina in Montverde, Fla., is featured in the latest issue on line pages 38-39.  Holly welcomes Tony Austin to the show to talk about the recent rules of golf changes. Austin is the Director of Programs for Core Golf Education of at Core Golf Academy and also has his own radio show,Core Golf Radio, Saturday mornings at 9 a.m. on  ESPN radio. Tony and Holly talk about the the USGA and R&A's recent release of the 2016 edition of the Rules of Golf.   Withdrawal of Rule on Ball Moving After Address Limited Exception to Disqualification Penalty for Submission of Incorrect Score Card Modification of Penalty for a Single Impermissible Use of Artificial Devices or Equipment Prohibition on Anchoring the Club While Making a Stroke Holly also asks Tony about some of the rules violation that he sees golfers commit. Provisional Ball -- The provisional ball is designed to help speed up the game. It doesn't apply if the ball went into the hazard. You have to find out if it did go in the water. If you do not and you play a provisional ball you will be penalized. Another rule is the use of the marker, to mark the ball so the player may lift and clean it. One thing he said that golfer's don't always realize is that after they have marked the ball, lifted it and cleaned it, once the ball is placed back on the green it is back in play even if the marker is still behind it.

Smylie Kaufman becomes the second 20-something in this new PGA Tour season to win, and it makes us wonder what skills these young guys possess that prior generations didn't that lets them win so young and so often. Then, on the heels of Ian Poulter's catharsis about the nature of pro golf, we wonder if the grind of the game won't lead to shorter careers in the future.