Podcasts about Symetra Tour

In this episode I was joined by Swedish LET title winner Lisa Pettersson as we found out about her preparation just before last week's first LET event in Rabat, Morocco. A lot of things have changed for Lisa having recently got married to her long term partner and recalls the unfortunate story of her now husband getting involved in a slight skiing accident causing a fractured elbow that required surgery just a couple of days before the wedding, thankfully everything worked out!  Lisa is from Stockholm, Sweden currently residing in Solna just outside of Stockholm and won Most Outstanding Female Scholar Athlete at East Carolina University. Lisa turned Professional in 2018 and while admittedly struggling she managed to win Swedish Matchplay on Nordic Tour and would play on Symetra Tour now Epson Tour in 2019 and discusses States life. In 2020 I Civid year Lisa in Arizona would win on Cactus Tour Arizona & finished 2nd behind the legend Anna Nordqvist not long after. At Final Stage LET Q School in 2021 Lisa would finish 2nd to gain LET status for 2022 and would hold the clubhouse lead at Skaftö Open before narrowly missing out to Linn Grant. 2023 would be much better with a T6th at Aramco Team Series - Hong Kong before winning her home open in Helsingborg in June defeating Ana Pelaez Trivino by a shot to win her maiden title. At Dromoland in Ireland Lisa would get into a playoff at Irish Women's Open with Smilla Tarning Soenderby & Anne Van Dam before losing out to eventual winner Smilla Tarning Søenderby who had produce a worldie of a round to win.  A nice episode was had with Lisa and I hope you enjoy!   As always I ask if you could download, listen, rate and review via Podbean, Apple Podcasts & Spotify. Thanks for the continued support!

On Episode 23 of Betting The Limit, Drew is joined by Ashlan Ramsey, a professional golfer from Milledgeville, Georgia. Ramsey began playing golf at a young age and quickly rose through the ranks of the amateur circuit. She had a standout collegiate career at Clemson University, where she was a four-time All-American and won numerous tournaments. Ramsey turned professional in 2017 and has since competed on various tours, including the Symetra Tour and the LPGA Tour. Known for her skillful play and dedication to the game, Ramsey has garnered attention for her promising talent and determination on the course. Off the course, Ashlan oversees Memberships for The Post, a private membership network connecting leaders Built By Sport.

About Leona Maguire Leona entered the professional game in 2018 off the back of a record-breaking collegiate career with Duke University. The proud Irishwoman has been a serial winner ever since she took up the sport in Co. Cavan but it was her decision to move to America, inspired by her life-long ambition to play on the LPGA Tour, that catapulted Leona into the big leagues. As an amateur, she was nothing short of sensational. A three-time Curtis Cup player with GB&I, Leona is a two-time Olympian representing Ireland in the 2016 Rio Olympics and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. In 2017 she captured the Ladies British Amateur Championship title, becoming serial winner on the collegiate circuit. Maguire sat atop of the world amateur golf ranking for an incredible 135 weeks during her amateur career. Unsurprisingly, it didn't take this born winner long to claim her maiden ‘W' on the professional scene with Leona getting over the line, not once, but twice in her first full season at the Symetra Tour's 2019 Windsor Golf Classic and the Symetra Classic. That blistering form meant she comfortably qualified for LPGA Tour promotion for 2020. Leona became the first Irish woman to represent the winning Team Europe in the 2021 Solheim Cup. Leona was a crucial player becoming the greatest Solheim Cup rookie when she went unbeaten. In February 2022 Leona followed this feat up by winning her debut title on the LPGA at the Drive On Championship and in doing so became the first Irish Women to win on the LPGA in history. Not stopping there, Leona recorded her second LPGA victory in June 2023 winning the Meijer LPGA Classic shooting a final day 64 to win by two strokes. In September 2023 Leona continued her memorable season as she proved to be a crucial part of Team Europe as they successfully retained the Solheim Cup in Spain with Leona delivering 3 points to the European side. About Mark McDonnell Mark has worked in the sports industry for over 20 years initially starting out working in the football world before moving across into the golf industry when he was 24 years old.  Mark has since worked for two of the leading brands in golf, Srixon and TaylorMade adidas Golf. The latter in which he was employed as one of the youngest account managers in their history, winning account manager of the year in only his second year with the brand.  Mark has a vast amount of experience in working with high profile clients, lifestyle management and works with many large corporate companies on a daily basis heading up both the Modest Golf and Modest Sport's Marketing business.  Mark also founded the Horan and Rose biannual charity event which to date has raised over £4 million for charities across the world and oversaw the ISPS World Invitational, the only event in the northern hemisphere to offer equal pay to both the male and female participants. This is the 16th episode with guests Leona Maguire, LPGA Professional golfer and Mark McDonnell, Co-founder of Modest! Golf Management, in the Davy podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly'. This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. If you like what you hear, please like, share and subscribe.

I'm sitting down with Hannah Gregg and Fredrik Lindblom, co-founders of Short Game Gains. Listen in as they talk about their suite of golf practice aid products, with a deep dive into their Signature Steel Putting Mirror.   Fred explains why he believes that any golfer worth their salt treats their game like a business, while Hannah shares how her educational background in journalism combined with her social media brand served her career in professional golf later on.   Hannah also gives an inside look into the high-pressure world of golf tournaments beginning with her experience at the Epson Tour Q-School. She and Fred share their strategies for dealing with the intense stress every aspiring pro golfer has to navigate consistently, highlighting the importance of routines, meditation, rest, having a coach, and being willing to overhaul your swing strategy.   About Hannah Gregg: Hannah is a co-founder of Short Game Gains. She turned pro in 2019 and went to Q-School. Hannah earned conditional status on the Symetra Tour and played several events on the Women's All Pro Tour as well. In 2019 Hannah started to notice the difficulty and expense of getting various practice aids and wanted to find a brand that allowed golfers to get all of the tools they needed in one place–like a Golf Toolbox. And the idea of Short Game Gains was born. Hannah continues to manage the United States side of SGG and play professional golf full time.   Get in Touch with our Guests: Hannah Gregg: Instagram | Short Game Gains Fredrik Lindblom: Instagram   For more information on our 2024 retreats and tournaments, please visit: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: First T Crew [Behind the Scenes of Women's Golf]   Get in touch! Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis YouTube: @tori.totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com   Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

Cuarto triunfo de la balear en el European Tour Nuria Iturrioz ha encadenado su cuarta victoria en el Ladies European Tour. Profesional desde 2015, su primer triunfo tuvo lugar al año siguiente en la Lalla Meryem Cup, torneo que acabó de nuevo en sus manos en 2019. Esa misma temporada, la mallorquina se impuso también en el Omega Dubai Moonlight Classic. Sus currículo profesional incluye asimismo los títulos en el Zimmer Bimet Championship de 2019 integrado en el Symetra Tour y la prueba del Santander Golf Tour celebrado este año en Cádiz.

Welcome to Season 10 of the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy & Ted welcome two special guests: Jenny Coleman, winner of the 2023 Epson's IOA Golf Classic + Heather Lin, LPGA/Epson Tour Player. More on Jenny & Heather: Jenny,is from Rolling Hills Estate, California. One victory and 10 top-10 performances in four-year University of Colorado career. Holds or shares 28 program records including most events (47) and rounds played (139). 16 career top-10s on the Symetra Tour, 34 with a score under par. Currently an LPGA/Epson Tour player with a win at the Epson Tour's IOA Golf Classic in Longwood, FL. Heather born in Taiwan, and a former member of the University of Oregon women's golf team. Some UO stats: Her senior year she was No. 16 in the national Golfstat individual rankings, and No. 90 in the World Amateur Golf Rankings. No. 7 all-time at Oregon with 267 career birdies, 22 just away from No. 6. Tied for No. 5 in UO single-season history with 96 birdies in 2021-22, four away from No. 4. Currenty she is serving her Rookie year on the Epson Tour with her best best finish T4 at the Florida's Natural Charity Classic. Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

On this week's episode of the "TeeBox Chatter Golf Podcast" my Co-Host Doug Lauder and I discuss several topics. Leading off we discuss some equipment that came in for testing. Tanto Golf divot repair tools. Made in the USA and these divot repair tools are worth every penny. Doug love the MINI and I love the bigger RP2 divot repair tool. While we're at it, fix your ball marks and why is it that golfers don't fix ball marks? Breakthrough Golf Technology. The Stability Tour Fire putter shaft that I received has made a huge difference in my first two rounds with it. Shout out to the Tour Edge Golf Exotics Wingman 01 putter... That we both play. The PGA Championship. Justin Thomas wins with a huge assist from his caddie Jim "Bones" Mackay. Mito Pereira's decision was it the right play on 18? Mito made a lot of fans with his play and demeanour at Southern Hills. Rory, major underachiever? He stormed off without a post-round interview, what gives? The PGA Championship playoff and Will Zalatoris a major contender. By the way, Southern Hills was a fantastic venue and this was by far the best PGA Championship that I viewed. Single digit under par scoring. It felt like a major. Southern Hills' Superintendent was a star along with the venue itself. Is it the end of the Tiger era? Will he win another Major? Canadians in the U.S. Open. Grace Kim a rookie on the Epson Tour claims her first professional victory at the IOA Classic where it was "AussieMania". A heated debate. Doug says Symetra Tour and I say Epson Tour. It's Epson. Bank of Hope LPGA Match Play is this week on the LPGA Tour. We talk about eliminations and a second heated debate about "double knockout". Do you enjoy watching Match Play? We talk golf balls as Doug is in a frantic search for the right ball. We talk about the Wilson Staff DUO Professional and a little story about OnCore Golf. Doug recaps the NCAA Men's Golf Regionals.

What an incredible Masters tournament, right?! Last week, just as the year's first major was kicking off, the Tossing Clubs team had amazing opportunity to speak with Gabriella (Gabby) Then, a professional golfer on the Ladies European Tour. Gabby, a graduate of the USC golf team and professional golfer for a number of years on the Symetra Tour (now Epson), recently qualified for the Ladies European Tour after winning Q-School at the La Manga Club in Spain. Then's golf journey started as early as age 12 when she qualified for the U.S. Women's Amateur and then competed in her first U.S. Women's Open at age 14. We chatted about the ups and downs of a pro golf career, why she quit golf and then made a comeback, and touch on the interesting world of fundraising in golf. We had a blast getting to know Gabby! Help support Gabby's journey here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-gabby-fund-2022-golf-season?utm_source=customer&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=p_cf+share-flow-1

In this episode I am joined by Epson Tour member, Gabby Lemieux. She talks about the big Epson Tour announcement (formerly known as Symetra Tour), tour life, winning her high school State Championship by 26 shots, playing versus practicing on the range and putting green, her relationship with Notah Begay III, having her husband caddie, and a lot more! Thank you for listening, and please like, share, and subscribe! Gabby Lemieux: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabby_lemieux/?hl=en Twitte: https://twitter.com/gabby_lemieux?lang=en Ben Harpring: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/benharpringmedia/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/benharpring --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-harpring/support

Success was all that Gabriella Then knew as a junior player.  She was a member of the winning Junior Solheim Cup team, she won numerous AJGA events, and she was recruited to USC when she was 14 years of age.  After a successful career at the University of Southern California, Gabby (as her friends know her), turned professional, playing for 2 seasons on the Epson Tour (formerly the Symetra Tour).  But when she recorded a bogey on her 72nd hole, at the LPGA's Stage-1, of Q-School, she missed advancing to the next stage.    Confronted with the emotional turmoil of having seen her dream evaporate, Gabby walked away from the sport in 2019.   She even took another job outside of golf -- such was her disappointment and desire to consider a life outside of professional golf.   Then came Covid, and she had no choice but to stay away from the sport as golf courses closed, and contemporary life came to a halt.  By 2021, Gabby was reassessing her life, her choices, and of course, golf.    It was then that she rediscovered her passion and love for the sport and with it, the resolve to commit to professional golf.  She "went all-in", nearly draining all of her savings to fund a year of tournament golf on the minor tours.    She lived life knowing that she had put everything on the line -- her emotional and mental efforts, her ambitions, and her money.  In this Episode, Gabby Then chats with us about her darkest days in professional golf and how she eventually found her way back to the sport and how life's lessons prepared her to better deal with adversity.  Her 2021 season culminated with her winning the Ladies European Tour's Q-School and an automatic "card" for the 2022 Season.

(Season 2: Episode 17) Grow the Grind scored big on this one... a 2-for-1 special on LPGA stars. With 38 cuts made, 4 top-10 finishes on tour, a winner on the Symetra Tour, graduate from the University of Virginia where she was a WGCA All-American and an All-ACC player…. Elizabeth Szokol. Alongside Elizabeth, one of her best friends on tour and in life, winner of the 2019 LPGA Volunteers of America Classic in her rookie season, and the runner up in the 2020 Ladies Scottish Open, a 3-time WGCA All-American at the University of Alabama, 2017 SEC Player of the year, winner of the WGCA Freshman of the Year, and a two-time Texas state golf individual champion… Cheyenne Knight. Its been a long minute since Alli & Jason Wiertel recorded this POD with Cheyenne and Elizabeth... but this episode is worth the wait!

The Farmers Insurance Open starts today, which means the season begins for two-time major champion Dustin Johnson! Shane and Damon discuss what the PGA TOUR legend needs to do to return to dominance. Paige Mackenzie stops in as well to discuss the numbers we need to know ahead of the Gainbridge LPGA tomorrow. The PGA Show rolls on in Orlando, FL as well! Matt Adams is joined by PGA Teacher and Coach of the year John Mulligan to discuss what the award means to him AND what it's like to coach golf superstars Patrick Cantlay and Nelly Korda. Jamie Mulligan (31:22)

In the latest edition of the Lost Fore Words podcast, Meghan MacLaren who splits her time on both the LET and Symetra Tours, joined us to talk about her career. We talked about Meghan's early introduction to the game, her decision to move to Florida for college and how that may not have been as straight forward of a decision as it seems, and a lot more as she continues her pursuit of establishing herself on the LPGA Tour and reaching the pinnacle of the World Rankings.  Meghan also gave a huge insight into the challenges women face in the game of golf, the financial struggles and the weight of every decision made to advance in her career, and the difficulties those outside of the game may not understand.  This was a really open interview on where she thinks the Women's game is, where it can and hopes it will go and the immediate improvements we could make in order to close the gap between the Men and Women's game.  We thank Meghan for her time, and wish her all the very best on both the LET and Symetra Tour's in 2022 and beyond. 

Mike Whan is the current CEO of the USGA. Prior to joining the USGA, Whan served as the commissioner of the LPGA from January 2010 until June of 2021. Under his leadership, the LPGA experienced unprecedented growth, with significant increases in the number of tournaments, purses and television coverage. He also oversaw the expansion of the LPGA to include both the Symetra Tour and Ladies European Tour, as well as a nearly 50 percent increase in membership of LPGA Professionals. In this episode, Mike discusses his short-term and long-term goals for the USGA, why he left the LPGA as commissioner, and what he most looks forward to in 2022.

(Season 2: Episode 16) LPGA Star Annie Park joins Grow the Grind, live from the Cognizant Founders Cup at Mountain Ridge Country Club. Annie is the winner of the 2018 ShopRite Classic, a 2019 Solheim Cup member for team USA, winner of the 2013 NCAA individual championship while playing for USC, a 3-time Symetra Tour winner, and perhaps the nicest player on tour since 2016! Alli and Jason Wiertel sat down a few months ago with Annie during the Founders Cup pro-am. Her smile, laugh, and character shine throughout this episode, just like they do for her each and every day. Annie is a true pro who reached the top of the game with grit, persistence, and hard work. She has a seasoned perspective on the journey to become great, but she has never sacrificed herself along the way. It was obvious throughout this POD who Annie is as a person. She is more than a golfer on her grind to win on the LPGA tour. She is a light and an example for anyone aspiring to make it in the game of golf and in life.

Maya Reddy was a girl with a fairway dream in 2016. A three-time NCAA All-American was set step on an opening tee in the Symetra Tour. She ran into was a brick wall of prejudice on the links. A South Asian, queer woman in a sport that seems to have no space for either identity. Her piece of mind demanding walking away from the game, but not from the greater fight for inclusion Fast forward to now. Reddy is on track to graduate from the University of Pennsylvania with a law degree this coming spring, but even in this arena, she still in the game. With the continuing controversy surrounding Penn swimmer Lia Thomas raging, she rallied a group of law student to speak out against the cacophony of voice that have tried to demean this kid, to affirm her right by NCAA rule to take her mark and swim. This week Karleigh Webb sits down with Reddy to talk about a fighting through, fighting back, missing the game she loved...and why the Star Wars prequels were actually really good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After a glittering career at USC and in her Rookie year of professional golf, Annie Park graduated to the LPGA looking to build on her success.    She won  4 - times in her freshman year, including the NCAA Div I Individual Championship while leading her USC Trojans to the NCAA National Title,.  In her first year as a professional, she won 3-times on the Symetra Tour, earning Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year all while finishing the year as the top player.  That's when adversity struck -- Annie was eventually diagnosed with a form of thyroid cancer, leading to the removal of her thyroid gland and a lifelong regimen of medication.  If that wasn't enough to contend with, then, it was a persistent and nagging back injury that nearly sidelined her career before it even really started. With her characteristic understatement, stoicism, and grace,  Annie Park shares her story on how she went from NCAA Division 1 star to nearly quitting golf entirely.   A timely intervention from her sister and another friend helped her reassess her life on the course and off.  Faced with having lost her card on tour, Annie had to "Monday qualify" for LPGA events, eventually resulting in her first LPGA win (2018 ShopRite LPGA Classic) and representing her country at the Solheim Cup (2019 Gleneagles).  Join us in this episode as we explore Annie's career in golf and the lifelong lessons that she has drawn from the sport.     

With Tiger back on the prowl and noted golf aficionado Stephen Curry approaching the NBA all-time record for three pointers, Damon and Rich discuss some of Tiger's records and other golf milestones that may never be broken. Symetra Tour pro Brynn Walker joins the show to discuss her career and role in Golf Channel's ongoing reporting about the challenges of making a living in golf's minor leagues. Lastly, golf architect week continues with a visit from Rob Collins, a young course designer who's turning heads early in his career. Brynn Walker: 16:59 Rob Collins: 32:27

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy's off this week, so I have the honor of speaking with special guest: Mike Nichols, Chief Business Officer - Symetra Tour as he wraps-up another successful season on tour, and looks forward to 2022. More on Mike: Mike Nichols has been the Chief Business Officer of the LPGA Symetra Tour since July 2012. Prior to that, he served as the VP of Tournament Business Affairs at the LPGA, as well as the Championship Director of the 2005 US Senior Open. Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

How it took her two years to fall in love with the game after she was introduced by her father, why Karrie Webb is her inspiration, her plans to target the top ten on the Symetra Tour and win an LPGA card, how hard she's working to add a couple of metres to her drive, and more.

Madi Frerking - Houston Based Tour Pro In this episode, Jamie catches up with Madi Frerking post-coaching to record an episode of The Mental Mastery Golf Podcast. We learn a little about Madi's journey and trying to break into the main tour from the Symetra Tour. Madi discusses the time she set the Twitter world alight when at a qualifying event she carried her own bag and the chatter and noise this simple action created positively and negatively. Plus a whole load more. Great to have a young talented and extremely dedicated golf pro giving a real account of life on tour. You can follow Madi at  houstom_golfgirl: MADI FRERKING INSTA   THE MENTAL MASTERY CLUBHOUSE   Visit our new Mental Mastery Clubhouse   THE MENTAL MASTERY CLUBHOUSE IS NOW LIVE. Check out the clubhouse now at The Mental Mastery Clubhouse Site  

Welcome back to the Fore the Ladies podcast! I just returned from an amazing trip to Streamsong Resort, where we had 35 ladies for a weekend of awesome golf, good food and great times. I had such a blast seeing old friends and welcoming new ladies to the crew, and I can't wait for our next golf getaway. Make sure you're signed up for our newsletter to get the latest on our trips and events! For our next Ladies of Golf episode, we welcomed 2021 Symetra Tour grads and besties Casey Danielson and Fati Cano. They finished Nos. 2 and 3 on the Race for the Card Money List to earn their LPGA Tour cards for next season. I loved getting to hear about their friendship, their different journeys to professional golf and misconceptions about being on tour. Casey and Fati's energy is contagious, making this such a fun conversation, which is brought to you by the USGA and hope y'all enjoy it!

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern This week Cindy & Ted welcome their latest tour player Rachel Rohanna, Symetra Tour Graduate & 2022 LPGA Tour Member+ No B.S. Zone - 5 Ways to Improve Your Golf Short Game. More on Rachel: Rachel started playing golf at the age of seven years old. She enjoys hunting, tractor pulls, working out and softball. Symetra Tour Victories (2 wins), 2017 Symetra Tour Championship & 2015 Guardian Retirement Championship at Sara Bay. Her 2021 season in a Nutshell:19 events played, 17 cuts made, total earnings for the season were $75,608. She also recorded four top-10 results, including season best runner-up results at the Danielle Downey Credit Union Classic and Twin Bridges Championship. Ultimately, she finished tenth on the Race for the Card money list to earn LPGA Tour membership for the 2022 season. Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy's off again this week, so I welcome another Symetra Tour Graduate, Amanda Doherty, as she prepares to head to the LPGA in 2022. More on Amanda: Amanda, is a native of Atlanta, Georgia. 2018 All-ACC selection for Florida State University. Captured medalist honors at the 2020 IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate Invitational. Competed at the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur (ANWA) in April 2019. Ended collegiate career with the fourth-lowest scoring average in Seminoles history (73.08). 2021 in a Nutshell: 19 events, 15 cuts made, $90,921. Recorded eight top-10 finishes including a runner-up result at the IOA Golf Classic. Finished seventh on the Race for the Card money list to earn LPGA Tour membership for the 2022 season Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

As part of our continuing series focusing on golf around the world, and women's professional golf in particular, this episode looks at the Emergence of Thailand as a rising golf powerhouse.   Joining us in this episode are special guests, Pajaree Anannarukarn and Pinyada Kuvanun. They chat with us about their year in golf, some of the challenges and accomplishments of this past year, and they discuss their experiences in growing up in Thailand learning to play golf and how their individual paths to the world of professional golf. Pajaree currently plays on the LPGA, the world's premier tour for women's golf.  She is a recent winner of the 2021 ISPS Handa Invitational event - a mixed event with men and women competing on the same course at the same time.  The event is hosted by Niall Horan, of One Direction (boy's band) in his native Northern Ireland.   At the time of recording Pajaree is ranked No. 71 in the Rolex World Rankings. Pinyada is a recent graduate from the University of Toledo with a degree in International Business.  Competing in Division 1 of the NCAA, Pinyada led her team to the MAC Conference Championships, where she had a personal best of 3rd place.  She also won twice at the collegiate level and finished 3rd at the Lady Buckeyes Invitational.  She currently competes on the Thai LPGA and competed recently at Stage 2 of Q-School, earning privileges for the Symetra Tour in 2022.

We're back with another Ladies of Golf episode, and this time we're welcoming TWO guests! It's a two for one special with recent Symetra Tour graduates Amanda Doherty and Morgan Metraux. Both Amanda and Morgane are former Florida State players and we naturally started the episode with them sharing stories from their time on the team. In 2021, Amanda was the Symetra Tour Rookie of the Year while Morgan won her first Symetra Tour win after coming back from a major shoulder injury. These two are so kind and were so easygoing. I hope you enjoy the conversation, brought to you by the United States Golf Assocation.

“At a few points over the last couple years, I thought about putting the clubs away and going to law school, but my mom convinced me otherwise.” - Lilia VuWelcome back to the Fore the Ladies podcast! On this week's Ladies of Golf, we spoke with Lilia Vu, who finished 1st on the Race for the Card money list to earn her LPGA card for 2022. Lilia won 3 times and posted 8 top-5 finishes on the Symetra Tour in 2021. She was named Symetra Tour Player of the Year and will return to the LPGA for the first time since 2019. Lilia has had quite the golf journey and now places a beautiful emphasis on mindfulness into her game and life which I found incredibly interesting. I hope you enjoy this Ladies of Golf conversation, which is brought to you by the USGA.

Fall golf is winding down in Canada but the sport rolls on around the world. The includes the PGA TOUR where Sungjae Im recently won at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and did so with the help of a Canadian caddy. That looper, veteran Billy Spencer, joins us on TeeTalk this week for a wide-ranging discussion. We cover off how he got into caddying, firing players and making transitions to others, the joys and downsides of being a pro caddy, being part of The Olympics, and even some discussion about his beloved Maple Leafs and Toronto Blue Jays. He's a popular guy on Tour and you'll find out why after giving this a listen. In the Week That Was we talk Symetra Tour, the latest exploits of Rickie Fowler, the CJ Cup (is it joining the line-up of world's worst golf trophies?), and a new golf tournament being backed by Geoff Ogilvy in Australia. The Mail Bag has us answering questions about giving golf tips to your father-in-law, PXG golf equipment, and the complications of being a spectator at the 150th Open Championship in St Andrews. If you hit a lot of thin golf shots with your irons with a lack of power, you may also want to catch the Tip of The Week. Instagram: Flagstick (https://www.instagram.com/flagstickgolf/) Scott (https://www.instagram.com/scotmac1970/) Stefan (https://www.instagram.com/steedorf/) Twitter: Flagstick (https://twitter.com/Flagstick) Scott (https://twitter.com/ScotMacGolf) Stefan (https://twitter.com/Steedorf) Facebook: @Flagstick (https://www.facebook.com/Flagstick/)

Welcome back to the Fore the Ladies podcast! Today we have Sophia Schubert as our next Ladies of Golf feature. Sophia is one of this year's Symetra Tour graduates and will be a rookie on the LPGA Tour for the 2022 season. The Symetra Tour acts a feeder tour for the LPGA, a minor league if you will, and the top 10 players on the Race for the Card money list have earned LPGA cards for next season. Sophia was number four on that list after notching her first victory on the Symetra Tour and nine top 10 finishes in the 2021 season. Sophia also had an incredible amateur career, winning the 2017 U.S. Amateur and college tournaments while competing for Auburn and Texas. We talk about the power of letting yourself just play and enjoying the game. Enjoy getting to know Sophia and keep an eye on her next season on the LPGA Tour.

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesday 9:00 AM Eastern This week Cindy & Ted welcome back Symetra Tour Graduate & 2022 LPGA Tour Member, Fatima Fernandez Cano. Plus, Julieta Stack,LPGA Teaching Professional and Baltimore Golf Academy's Director of Instruction at Pine Ridge Golf Course. More on Fatima & Julieta: Fatima is a native of Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Four-time All-Sun Belt First Team selection for Troy University. Eight-time medalist including 2014 Sun Belt Conference Championship. 2014 Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year for the Trojans. Sun Belt Conference Women's Golfer of the Year and set Troy single-season scoring average record (72.79) in 2016. In 2020 she won the IOA Championship. Julieta is a nationally-known LPGA Teaching Professional and Baltimore Golf Academy's Director of Instruction at Pine Ridge Golf Course. Julieta has been teaching locally at Pine Ridge since 2006. She is a decorated and beloved teaching professional in Maryland and has been recognized nationally as one of the top teaching professionals in the country, amongst her peers. Join LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on these platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

Abby and Justin reunite for the first time since the Solheim Cup to talk about the bookend wins from Jin Young Ko and everything in between. They recap the Cambia Portland Classic (won by Jin Young Ko), Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G (Nasa Hataoka), ShopRite LPGA Classic presented by Acer (Celine Boutier) and Cognizant Founders Cup (Jin Young Ko). They finish with the news of the Symetra Tour graduates, Rose Zhang's hot start in college, the Asian Swing and new Chevron Championship. If you've made it this far, we always appreciate a rating and review!

Daniela Iacobelli has won 3 times on the Symetra Tour, has graduated to the LPGA, lost her status and is now back on the Symetra Tour. More importantly, she has one of the most fun and interesting personalities in golf. Some have called her the female John Daly - a smoker, drinker, gambler and storyteller, Daniela shares some hilarious stories of life of Tour. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I am joined by Laura Hoskin, professional golfer on the road to the LPGA tour. Laura has played on multiple tours in countries such as China, Korea, New Zealand and Australia but has now just earned status on the Symetra Tour for 2022. In this episode we also talk about the progress of women's golf in New Zealand and what needs to be done to increase the amount of young women joining the sport.Want to stay in touch? We'd love to hear from you: https://linktr.ee/BeyondTheCourseWant to help support this channel? https://supporter.acast.com/beyond-the-courseBig thanks to our sponsors Galvin Green and Sontronics!#professionalgolfer #golftours #symetratour #womensgolf #golflife #womeningolf #femalegolfer #progolfer #competitivegolfer #golfaddict #golflifestyle #golferslife #golfgirl #golfer #newpodcast #pga #lpga #europeantour #golfexpert #golf #sportpodcast #golfpodcast #golfvideos #sportstories #golfing #podcast #podcasts #podcastlife #podcasting #podcastinglife #golflife #podcasters #golfers #golfaddict #podcastseries #sport #beyondthecourse #galvingreen #sontronics #laurahoskinSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/beyond-the-course. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Maia sits down with Symetra Tour athletic trainer, Alex Herzlin. We discuss what his role entails and the challenges he faces. Listeners get an inside look at how the medical staff on the tour works and what they do for the players. Don't forget to check out snipergolfballs.com and use code Birdiecast for 15% off your order. And go to Chippogolf.com and use code Birdiecast for 15% off your order Halftime sponsor: @juniorgolflive Guests: @dralex_and_evilbetty Hosts: @maschechter @lesliecloots Recording date: August 11, 2021 in South Bend, IN --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/birdiecast/support

This week we take a breather from the professional golf schedule and sit down with Alex Swayne, a senior at Clemson University. Alex recently competed in the US Women's Open at Olympic Club, including playing a practice round with Lexi Thompson and she shares some stories and reactions from that week. Prior to her time at Clemson, Alex was the top ranked junior in Ohio by the AJGA and 14th overall in 2018 according to Golfweek.She also recently competed as an amateur in the Symetra Tour event in Cincinnati and she opens up about that experience. But ultimately what really resonated with us over the course of the interview was her sense of self belief that she and her coach have been working on. If you've been struggling with your own game, hearing Alex talk about herself using positive reinforcement is a reminder to all of us about how our emotions and energy can affect our play. Be more like Alex!

Featuring Casey Danelson, fresh from her second victory on the Symetra Tour, Jordan Niebrugge, discussing the Korn Ferry Tour, and Steve Stricker, talking his performance at the John Deere Classic.

This week I had the pleasure of speaking to Rob & Lizzy Prior. Rob & Lizzy (The Prior's), are both professional golfers, brother and sister, both forging their own career within golf. Rob is here in the UK playing on the EuroPro Tour, looking to move up to the European Tour and Lizzy is over in America playing on the Symetra Tour making her way on to the LPGA.

This week we get a special guest star appearance from Rachel Lunn who has big news from the golf world this weekend. Then we talk about the incredibly long and drawn out playoff on the PGA Tour, including a proposal from Todd on how they should do playoffs in the future that leaves the guys scratching their heads.We also use the KPMG to discuss tempo and swing speeds of our favorite LPGA stars before Todd breaks down his day at the Symetra Tour event in Cincinnati.Finally we take a few minutes to discuss money games at your local club and why we shy away from them before jumping into some NBA talk and stories of our kids.

On the next part of the Professional Route series we spoke to LPGA Tour player Gemma Dryburgh. Gemma talks to us about starting golf in Scotland at the age of 4 before going on to represent her county and her country and making an appearance in the Curtis Cup. Gemma took a different route to one we are used to hearing as she travelled over to America to attend the last two years of High School before staying on to College for four years as a Golf Scholar.We also hear about the transition to the Professional ranks and how Gemma managed her Rookie year on both the Ladies European Tour and Symetra Tour before cementing her place on the LPGA Tour. Another great pod we hope you all enjoy!!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bogey-boys-golf-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Brian and Todd use Naomi Osaka's withdrawal from the French Open to discuss the media's role in mental health of athletes, how governing bodies of the sport should work with athletes on this, and wonder in this digital age if mass interview/press conferences are even necessary anymore.After that, Todd takes us through "The Match 2" in his on-going saga to take down Dave. He starts it off going shot by shot but I promise he fast forwards through his round. And Brian keeps us in suspense in recapping the opening two man best ball match at his club with his partner against the reigning champions.Finally, two well-deserved shout outs to Emily and Megan close out the pod.

On the next part of our Professional Route series we speak to Ladies European Tour player Amy Boulden. Amy talks to us about growing up playing competitively with her sisters in the Welsh national setup and playing Junior Solheim Cup and Junior Ryder Cup before turning Professional. As a professional, Amy talks about the transition and what lessons have been learned over her years on the Tour, including travelling over to America to play on the Symetra Tour and then losing her LET playing rights. We hear about the comeback, which included her first LET victory in 2020 and what the plans are for the future.As always, a very insightful golf journey with a few laughs along the way.We hope you enjoy!!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bogey-boys-golf-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kent chats with 2018 Symetra Tour POY Ruixin Liu about her six months away from the game of golf to heal a Sesamoid bone injury and what has led her to win four of her last ten starts on the Symetra Tour. That included one week of practice before winning the first event of the 2021 season! She talks about going to a Zoo theme park, how she enjoyed her most extended amount of time in China since turning professional, the difficulty of coordinating flying back home during the 2020 season, and her nightmarish car trouble upon returning to the states.

Elizabeth Schultz is currently playing on the Symetra Tour over in America, which is the Road 2 LPGA (similar to the LET Access Tour in the UK). We talk about how a family friend got her into the game and then how she qualified for the 2013 Women's US Open after only 3 years of picking up a club!

(S3, EP 10) Maya Reddy, founder of Queer Asian Social Club (QASC), joins me for this episode as part of the Season 3 theme, "Where Do We Stand?" Maya. a queer South Asian professional golfer, founded QASC to promote intersectional LGBTQ+ Asian identities and experiences. It is a social media space, podcast, and merchandise line celebrating Asian queer / trans identities. She shares her experience creating QASC with her team, and more recently, using their platform to call attention to anti-Asian racism in the wake of Covid-19, and building solidarity to fight against colorism and anti-Black racism. She is currently in law school, and been focusing her attention on LGBTQ issues in athletics. Check this episode out for more! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special thanks to my sponsor, Lawrence and Argyle, a Viet-American owned merchandise line representing immigrant empowerment. Get yourself a pin, hoodie or t-shirt and show off your immigrant pride. Visit them at www.lawrenceandargyle.com or on Instagram @lawrenceandargyle or on their Facebook page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bio: Maya Reddy is a queer South Asian former professional golfer, LGBTQ+ athlete activist, Athlete Ally ambassador, founder of the Queer Asian Social Club, and a Toll Public Interest Scholar in the University of Pennsylvania Law School class of 2022. She was a three-time NCAA All-American and gained status on the Symetra Tour before having to take a step back from the sport due to its exclusive culture and the many harmful experiences she endured, as a result of that culture. Maya focused her pain in fighting for and becoming an advocate for LGBTQ-inclusive policies in sports and decided to pursue a law degree to strengthen her work in inclusive policy formation, advocacy, and litigation defending trans and queer athletes. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/banhmichronicles/support

On this episode, Darin, Tim, and John recap Brooks Koepka’s wire-to-wire win at the PGA Championship and continue to look ahead to the Symetra Tour’s Four Winds Invitational at Blackthorn and the U.S. Senior Open at the Warren Golf Course at Notre Dame.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Rekaya Gibson chats with Helyne Joseph, Founder/CEO of Empowerment Through Golf, an organization dedicated to uplifting communities through golf, math & science, and service initiatives. Ms. Joseph discusses her organization and upcoming event, the Caribbean Hurricane Relief Scramble Golf Tournament, to benefit Antigua & Barbuda Red Cross and the victims of Hurricane Irma. Empowerment Through Golf Website - www.empowermentthroughgolf.org Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WeAreETG/ Caribbean Hurricane Relief Scramble Golf Tournament Tuesday, June 5, 2018 Riverwalk Golf Club 1150 Fashion Valley Rd San Diego, California Registration – https://bit.ly/2HQmDpo Helyne Joseph Biography Born in Antigua, Helyne Joseph spent her formative years in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. Upon graduation as Materials Science Engineer, she moved to California, San Diego and is currently working within the Biotech industry. The Caribbean native founded Empowerment Through Golf that provides exposure to women of diverse backgrounds to life-elevating opportunities in the fields of STEAM and golf. Having reached professional status in 2016 with Symetra Tour – known as the Road to the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) – Helyne utilizes golf as platform to raise awareness on Human Rights issues. Podcast Sponsored by Cuisine Noir Magazine www.cuisinenoirmag.com Join Us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/BlackGirlsTalkSports/ Support Us on Patreon http://www.patreon.com/blackgirlstalksports

I met Stephanie Gibri while I was in Bermuda playing in the #WorldPar3. We became quick friends, went spelunking and played through gale force winds. In the end, I knew she had to come on this show! Not only is Stephanie a good golfer, she is dedicated to growing the game. She plays on the Cactus Tour, plays in LPGA Monday qualifiers and has played on the Symetra Tour. On this episode of the #WednesdayMatchPlay, you will learn more about what she is working on, her time in Bermuda and what the future holds for this young athlete. This is going to be fun! This episode of the #WednesdayMatchPlay is presented by Eat Sleep Golf.

On tonight's episode of the #WednesdayMatchPlay we meet Bret Lasky. Bret works for the Symetra Tour and travels the country watching some of the best young golfers make their way on the road to the LPGA. On this episode of the #WednesdayMatchPlay we will learn more about the Symetra Tour, Bret's role, what are some of the perks of working for such a fun tour and who some of his favorite tour players are. This is going to be fun!