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This Week on Next on the Tee, I'm joined by three incredible guests. In Part 1, I start with one of the game's all-time great instructors—Tom Patri. Not only is Tom a phenomenal teacher, he's also a fantastic player. Tom is sharpening his game for the Senior Florida Open, happening April 22–24 at Aberdeen Golf & Country Club in Boynton Beach, Florida. You'll hear how he dominated the course during his practice round for the qualifier, plus his thoughts on Rory McIlroy's win at The Players, J.J. Spaun's valiant effort and willingness to face the media after falling short, perhaps something Collin Morikawa could take a lesson from. Next up is a longtime friend from our Thursday Night Tailgate football show, former NFL defensive back Vencie Glenn. Vencie played for the Patriots, Chargers, Saints, Vikings, and Giants—and he's just as popular in golf circles as he was on the football field. I share one of my favorite stories about walking Augusta National with him and how he introduced me to Phil Knight and Tiger's mom. The golf world knows and loves this guy, and for good reason. We chat about former NFL players who excel at golf, and how Vencie honed his skills to become a ball hawk in the league, racking up 35 career interceptions. Please come back for Part 2 of this week's show featuring the Next on the Tee debut of another Top Instructor in our game, Taylor Crosby. Taylor is a disciple of Jim McLean and is now teaching at The Kingdom at Reynold Lake Oconee. He's fantastic! You're going to really enjoy his stories plus the playing lessons he shared. Thank you for pressing play on this week's show. I appreciate you!

Episode #240 Matt Soule, Wim Hof Breathing And Cold Therapy Hello Health Heroes!  This week I interviewed Matt Soule, who is Wim Hof's Top Instructor and an amazing human being. Matt educates us on the profound fundamentals of optimal health and gives us simple impactful strategies in the areas of breath, fasting, relationships (do not overlook this one for longevity!) and cold therapy. You will also learn about Matt's amazing retreats he hosts around the world to break free of the mundane and launch yourself into a new life in one weekend! I am definitely going to one of those myself… so excited!!! Enjoy the show! Love & Light Coach Tim  p.s. Please like & subscribe to my show for more great inspiration and education so that you can become your own doctor and learn to self heal! p.p.s. To contact Matt go to: https://www.mattsoule.com/ Tim's Favorite, HIGHEST QUALITY Health Product Recommendations: Best Detox & Nutrition Supplements: https://www.chemicalfreebody.com/  Best Hydrogen Machine: Tim's personal unit - CLICK HERE Best Infrared Saunas & Healing Lamps: Tim's personal unit - Save $100 CLICK HERE Water Purification/Restructuring System: Book FREE Consult CLICK HERE Best Home Air Purification Unit : Tim's personal unit CLICK HERE Best Non Toxic Home Building Materials: CLICK HERE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mastering the Game: Insights from Top Instructor Dave Bove   In this episode of the Accelerate Golf podcast, I sit down with Dave Bove, Director of Instruction at Tashua Knolls Golf Course and one of Golf Digest's best young teachers in America. Dave shares his unique approach to golf instruction, combining classic techniques with modern technology to help golfers at every level improve their game.   We dive into his teaching philosophy, rooted in The Golfing Machine methodology, and how he tailors lessons for juniors, adults, beginners, and elite players alike. Whether you're looking to lower your handicap, become a PGA professional, or simply sharpen your skills, Dave offers actionable advice you won't want to miss.   If you're serious about improving your game or breaking into the golf industry, this episode is packed with expert insights to help you get there. Tune in for a masterclass in golf instruction and player development!   Get in touch with Dave: https://davebovegolf.com Presented by: QSchool Sports https://qschoolsports.com Music: Intro and outro by Infraction Music – “Silent Night.” Previous Episodes: https://accelerategolf.com/podcast/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-accelerate-golf-podcast/id1723899077 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2lF07BOS0y7fIxoxoSxEAk Hashtags: #pgatour #pgaprofessional #golf #ncaa #junior #college #sponsorship #liv #professionalgolf Tags: @Straight Shot to College Golf, @College Golf Alumni, @College Bound Golf, @CollegeReviews

In Part 1 of Episode 34 I'm joined by Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV show Rob Strano and PGA Tour Legend Bruce Devlin. Rob Strano shares his reaction to the US Open and why the 5th and 15th holes were pivotal to the outcome. I also get his thoughts on LIV's growing leverage in the merger discussions, and why even after winning 6 times so far this season, Scottie Scheffler's accomplishments aren't touted enough. Think about what it would be like if Tiger was winning at this rate. Bruce Devlin won 8 times on the PGA Tour and had 5 Top 10s in the US Open. Bruce also shares his insights on this year's tournament plus we go back to his Top 10 in the 1982 US Open after the media had written him off. We also look ahead to The Open at Royal Troon in July and look back at his win in the 1960 Australian Open as an Amateur.

In Part 2 of Episode 32, I'm joined by Courtney Weber, a Level 3 TPI Certified Instructor, and Cree Morris, former San Diego State QB now a top QB Coach. Courtney Weber is a Level 3 Titleist Performance Institute and Golf Digest certified Trainer. I had the privilege of being introduced to her by Top Instructor and my gumba Rob Strano at this year's PGA Merchandise Show. Courtney shares exercises aimed at enhancing power and explosiveness in our golf swings. She delves into Advanced Dissociation Exercises, their benefits for overall fitness, and the optimal balance between cardio, weight training, and explosive movements. Cree Morris, a standout QB at Orange Glen High School in San Diego with his jersey recently retired, began his college career alongside Marshall Faulk at San Diego State. He recounts these experiences and offers insights into QB fundamentals, advice for NFL rookie QBs, and what made Dan Marino exceptional. We conclude with Cree discussing cherished moments on the golf course with his son and their favorite spots in San Diego.

In Part 2 of Episode 21, I catch up with 2003 PGA Champion Shaun Micheel and Top 10 Instructor Martin Chuck. I have been saying for years that Shaun Micheel is the most underrated and under-appreciated player in PGA Tour History. Most remember his incredible win at the 2003 PGA Championship, hitting one of the greatest approach shots in major golf history. He came to that 72nd hole with a 1-stroke lead over Chad Campbell. He then hit his 7-iron approach shot to 3 inches from the cup. What people don't remember is that he nearly doubled down at the 2006 PGA, finishing 2nd to Tiger. He also finished runner-up at the 2006 World Match Play Championship after defeating Tiger in the first round 4 & 3. During his PGA Tour career he had 20 Top 10 finishes and 57 Top 25s. You'll hear him share his experiences playing in the 2004 Masters. His practice round with Jack and playing in the group behind Arnold Palmer during Arnie's final Masters appearance that year. Plus, playing in the group with Seve during his final Open appearance. Martin Chuck is ranked #7 in Golf Digest's Top Instructor rankings. He has recently teamed with Chris McGinley, formerly of Titleist and the guy who discovered Bob Vokey years ago, and Performance Golf to promote a set of wedges that are simply fantastic. We talk about the technology that Chris put into these wedges that will help us hit better shots from tight lies, divots, rough, and green-side bunkers. Plus the spin these full-face wedges put on the ball so we can get our chips closer to the hole. I love the feel of these wedges.

What's it like to join forces with a family member and run a business? Enter cousins Austin and Nate Cheviron, owners of Cheviron Coaching. In a world where most people wouldn't work with family, they came together around one powerful idea: that the hardest of goals become attainable if we push ourselves enough to reach them.   It takes a lot to reach a high level of success but with the right determination, goals and motivation, it can be done.   In this episode, co-owners, cousins and mountain climbing partners Austin and Nate Cheviron join me to talk about how Cheviron Coaching came to be, what they did to reach immense success in their business and how to get to the summit of your goals.   We also talk about what it's like to grow up in a family of real estate professionals and they share their experience climbing a mountain as beginners.   You've got to get your life and business working together if you want to be successful. -Austin Cheviron   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode    -Dream it then do it What holds us back from doing the things we dream about? Is it fear, or something else?   -Partner with people Why should we partner with people and help them on their journey?   -Compensation drives behavior Is it true that compensation drives behavior and the amount of effort we put behind our work?   Guest Bio   A true example of “the results speak for themselves”, Austin Cheviron delivers nearly a lifetime of experience and success in the real estate industry.  He is now dedicated to coaching and training real estate agents on the very tools and systems he used to process over 1,000 transactions in less than a 10-year period while home every night at 5:00 pm for dinner with the family.   As a trainer and coach, Austin has been recognized as eXp University's Top Instructor of the Year and has received many accolades, certifications, and acknowledgements for his ability to impact others. Through Speaking Engagements, LIVE Training Programs,1-on-1 Coaching Sessions, and Online Courses, Austin continues to impact thousands of agents showing them how to double their money and double their time off.   Austin is Lead Trainer for Cheviron Coaching and Team Leader of The Cheviron Group at eXp Realty. Austin truly lives out Cheviron Coaching's mission of helping and showing realtors how to live a better life.   On a personal note, Austin is happily married and has two beautiful children.   Nate Cheviron partners with real estate Team Leaders and Business Owners helping them start, build, and improve their business.   Nate specializes in leadership, team development, and organizational growth.   Passionate about growth & impact, Nate has a unique background that allows him to best help those who want to lead others at a higher level. Through Speaking Engagements, LIVE Training Programs, 1-on-1 Coaching Sessions, and Online Courses, Nate focuses his time on helping and showing others how to build and lead high-performing teams. Nate is a Business & Leadership Coach at Cheviron Coaching and Team Leader of The Cheviron Group at eXp Realty.  Nate also owns and leads a handful of other successful companies.   On a personal note, Nate is happily married to his beautiful wife of many years and is the proud father to five amazing children!   Visit https://www.chevironcoaching.com/  Follow Cheviron Coaching on Instagram @chevironcoaching Find Cheviron Coaching on LinkedIn @Cheviron Coaching Find Cheviron Coaching on Facebook @Cheviron Coaching 

On this episode I'm joined by PGA Professional & Director of Golf at Alpine Country Club John Mascari, 2019 Champions Tour Player of the Year Scott McCarron, 2-time winner on Tour and now Top Instructor Rick Fehr, plus 2008 Minnesota Teacher of the Year and 2022/2023 Top Instructor in South Dakota Todd Kolb. John Mascari weighs in on the state of professional golf and where he thinks it'll be 5-10 years down the road. We hear the best pieces of advice he's been given in his business and golf careers and if the golf ball rollback is much to do about nothing. Scott McCarron shares his thoughts on golf becoming more of a worldwide game and if Rory was right in saying we could see a Premier League like structure. He also shared his thoughts on what it will be like when Tiger comes to play out on the Champions Tour, and we looked back on his first PGA Tour victory and how Johnny Miller's comments on the practice range fueled him to turn a 1 shot lead over Tom Watson into a 5 stroke victory. We finish off hearing about a great property he recently bought down in the Bahamas in Jack's Bay Club which features courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods. Rick Fehr won twice out on the PGA Tour. He is also one of the most decorated amateur players in the last 40 years. He helped BYU win a national championship and he was low Amateur in the 1984 Masters and US Open. Rick teaches in the Seattle area. We focused our conversation on the mental side of the game. We talked about how to get into a flow state or "the zone". He shared tips for how to figure out which tips on the internet are good and which ones may be leading us down the wrong path. Rick was annually one of the best putters on Tour and provided some drills to help us make more putts. Todd Kolb rounds out the show. He's one of the Top Instructors in the north-central part of the country. He has written a wonderful book titled, The Bad Lie, Why Traditional Golf Instruction is Failing You and What To Do Instead. We delve into why that's the case and what his Vertical Line Swing System is. We get tips for how to hit a high, soft flop shot, how to gain more distance off the tee for those of us north of 50, and how to get your hips to turn versus sway in your downswing.

My guest today is Dan Gilbert , a monster guitarist and top instructor at Hollywood's Musicians Institute. What is special about this episode for me is that Dan was my private teacher when I attended M.I. (then known as "GIT") in the early 90's. One of the original graduates of the early days of the program at the school, Dan worked alongside legends such as Howard Roberts and Tommy Tedesco and has taught thousands of students in his 45 year career at the school. In this episode Dan shares stories of studying with Pat Martino, how visualization techniques work when learning new material, his record "Before the Sunrise" and much more!Click here for Dan's record "Before the Sunrise"Click here for a video of Dan talking about learning techniques on the guitar.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-riff-raff-with-shane-theriot/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Chicago-based trial lawyer Jeffrey Kroll is no stranger to risk.  On the road to some of his biggest verdicts, including a 2017 verdict for $148 million, Jeff has turned down big money to cast his lot with the jury.  Join Ben and Rahul for their conversation with Jeff, in which he discusses some of the core beliefs and strategies that inform his highly successful approach to trying cases to juries.  Listeners will come away with many insightful tips that will benefit their own trial practices. About Jeffrey KrollWebsite: Chicago Personal Injury Attorneys | Kaveny + Kroll Jeffrey J. Kroll is a founding partner at Kaveny + Kroll, a Chicago firm focused primarily on plaintiffs' tort litigation.  Jeff has been representing victims of negligence for over three decades and has taken cases to verdict throughout the country in the areas of trucking accidents, products liability, premises liability, medical malpractice and transportation negligence.   In 2017, Jeff was a major part of the trial team that won a record-breaking $148 million verdict on behalf of a dancer paralyzed by a collapsed shelter at O'Hare International Airport.  This is the highest compensatory damage award to an individual plaintiff in Illinois history.  Jeff regularly handles complex damage cases and has received multimillion dollar verdicts and settlements. Jeff obtained a $15.2 million verdict on behalf of a man who was seriously injured when he was struck and run over by a forklift at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago.  He obtained a $5.25 million dollar verdict in the first U.S. bike share death.   During his career, he has obtained verdicts or negotiated settlements on over 80 occasions where the results have exceeded $1 million, including six cases which have exceeded $10 million.  Jeff has obtained more than $430 million in verdicts and settlements throughout his career.  Jeff is also active in national bar associations where he routinely speaks and writes on several trial topics as part of his commitment to maintaining quality and professionalism in the legal community. He has been asked to lecture on over 160 occasions and has published over 139 articles for lawyers. Based on his substantial contributions to continuing legal education, the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education recognized Jeff with IICLE's 2015 Addis E. Hull award.  In 2008, that same group awarded Jeff the Top Instructor in CLE courses.   Jeff is also a highly sought-after legal commentator, making frequent local and national media appearances to provide in-depth legal insight and analysis of current events.  He has been interviewed in countless television segments, podcasts, and publications.   

This week I am joined by Mike McGee former Mount Union All-Conference baseball player, Jerry McGee's son, and Managing Director of the Annika brand and her husband, Jeff Smith Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor and Golf Digest's Top Instructor in the state of Indiana, and Evan Schiller PGA Professional and renowned golf course Photographer. Mike McGee is from East Palestine, Ohio. He is the son of 4-time winner on Tour and Western Pennsylvania PGA Section Hall of Famer Jerry McGee. He is also the Managing Director of the Annika brand and Annika Sorenstam's husband. Mike was also an All-Conference baseball player at the University of Mount Union over in Alliance, Ohio. He shares stories about growing up in the small town of East Palestine, Ohio in the early 80s. Mike speaks of a simpler time of backyard games and never locking your door. Mike reflects back on the Annika Fore East Palestine campaign that helped that community recover from the tragic train derailment and chemical spill that resulted last year. We also hear about his father's career including playing in the 1977 Ryder Cup, multiple appearances in The Masters, and what it was like for Mike to induct his father into the Western Pennsylvania PGA Section Hall of Fame last fall. Mike is a huge Steelers fan so he weighs in on this weekend's playoff matchup against Buffalo. Jeff Smith has been named a Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor each of the last four years. Golf Digest has named him the best Teacher in the state of Indiana. Jeff also Co-Hosts a wonderful podcast alongside John Ashton called Those Weekend Golf Guys. We start out by hearing how his wife Kathy is one who got him started playing golf. Kathy played college golf at Indiana University, where they both went to school. Jeff shares the story of what it was like for him when he got the call that he was named a Top 100 Instructor by Golf Magazine. He says something that will stick with me forever, “You can do a lot of good in this world if you can teach someone to play golf.” We get into his winter seasonal jobs down at Bonita Bay Club outside of Naples, Florida and summering at Eagle Springs Golf Club in Wolcott, Colorado. We also get a couple of playing lessons for how to transition to playing on Bermuda grass if you're going to Florida this winter and why we should consider leaving our 3-wood in the garage and replacing it with a 5-wood. Evan Schiller is quite possibly THE best golf course photographer of all-time. If you think that may be hyperbole, please check out his work online at www.evanschillerphotography.com. Evan and I start out talking about his 2024 calendar and how he went about deciding which courses to include. He talks about his use of drone videos and what it was like shooting the 7th hole at Pebble Beach plus the range of clubs people have used on that very short Par 3 depending on whether the wind was up. We transition to some of the incredible courses he's photographed overseas including Old Head in Ireland plus which courses remain on is bucket list.

This week I'm joined by Champions Tour Pro and member of the University of Texas Hall of Honor Bob Estes, Pittsburgh native and now Director of Golf at the Golf Club of Houston Adam Lockwood, Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show Rob Strano, and Champions Tour Pro and 1987 US Amateur Champion Billy Mayfair. This week I got all four guys to weigh in on the rollback of the golf ball. It is certainly the hot topic around the game and will have reverberations for years to come. In addition to that: Bob Estes talks about his Texas Longhorns run at the National Championship in college football. We also talk about this season on the Champions Tour, the great history of men's golf at Texas, and the complicated formula for players to qualify to play on the Champions Tour. Adam Lockwood is from just outside of my hometown of Pittsburgh. He had a very successful high school golf career at Apollo-Ridge which launched him to attend PennWest California and enter their Professional Golf Management program. We get into that, the internships he did around the New York City area, and now being the Director of Golf at the Golf Club of Houston, the former site of the Houston Open. Rob Strano is one of the Top Instructors in our game plus the Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show which you can check out on Amazon Fire, Roku TV, Blab TV, and Rob's YouTube Channel. He shares his thoughts on the rumors of the day including an interesting idea for what could happen if Jon Rahm defects to LIV and Rory moves to England. We also get a playing from his Time To Build segment and a pointer on Don't Be That Guy. Billy Mayfair and his wife Tami are two outstanding people. I got to spend some time with them on the practice tee prior to the Mitsubishi Electric Classic in Atlanta. Billy went out and had his best tournament of the year that week, which I'm totally taking credit for. Along with that, Billy shares memories from his win at the 1987 US Amateur Championship, the pressure of being an Arizona State grad standing on the 16th tee at the Waste Management Open knowing the fans can't wait to boo or cheer you. We also learn one of the best parts of playing in the Greater Milwaukee Open which had nothing to do with the golf and what it feels like to have how much money you earned publicized every week.

On this episode, I'm joined by Top Instructors Tom Patri and Shane LeBaron plus former 5-time winner on Tour and Golf Channel Analyst Jim Gallagher Jr., and the Founder & CEO of LOHLA Sport Lisa O'Hurley. A theme this week is looking back at The Open and the tremendous performance of Brian Harman. I also get reaction to the cheating scandal on the Canadian Tour. You'll also hear: Tom Patri shares his thoughts on Justin Thomas' struggles, about a tremendous Par 3 course in Palm Beach, Florida, and a lesson on how to fix your swing if you suffer from early extension. Jim Gallagher Jr. shares his experiences playing in The Open including the practice round he played at St. Andrews with Jack Nicklaus. He also shares his thoughts on Brandel Chamblee's comment about Rory McIlroy not having as much runway in front of him as he did when he won his last major. I start with Lisa O'Hurley going back to her high school and college golf days at Baylor. We hear about her roles at The Golf Channel when it got started back in 1995, her friendship with Mr. Palmer and Annika Sorenstam, what inspired her to start LOHLA Sport, and being married to John O'Hurley of Seinfeld J. Peterman fame. Shane LeBaron has been recognized as a Top Instructor in his former summer and winter homes of Illinois and Arizona. He's now the first-ever Director of Instruction at Cherry Hills in Colorado. Cherry Hills is the site of this year's US Amateur Championship plus several previous majors including Arnold Palmer's come-from-behind win at the 1960 US Open. Shane also gives us tips for dealing with tournament pressure and why we can make a 5-footer for par but struggle to make it for birdie.

Travis and world-class instructor Brian Manzella discuss the changes in Viktor Hovland's short game, the swing devices that Rory McIlroy is using recently and the impact on his move, Scottie Scheffler's putting, and more.  

Rick Fehr shares his thoughts and lessons for how to deal with tournament golf pressure. We talk about his stories from being low amateur in the 1984 Masters and US Open. What it was like for him to be a part of the victorious 1983 Walker Cup team, his win at the 1986 BC Open, and the short list of things all great ball strikers do.

Rob Strano takes on the course at The Players Championship. Rob hosted a camp for deaf players on the grounds that week. We also get a taste of the Veterans Appreciation Event and what TV doesn't do justice to regarding the course. Rob also shares his thoughts on the idea of rolling back the golf ball plus helps us hit better pitch shots from 40-60 yards off the green.

In this episode, I'm joined by Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show Rob Strano, 1983 PGA Champion and 2x Players Champion Hal Sutton, and 21-time winner between the PGA Tour & Champions Tour, John Cook. Rob Strano takes on the course at The Players Championship. Rob hosted a camp for deaf players on the grounds that week. We also get a taste of the Veterans Appreciation Event and what TV doesn't do justice to regarding the course. Rob also shares his thoughts on the rollback of the golf ball and helps us hit better pitch shots from 40-60 yards off the green. Hal Sutton takes us back to his 2 wins at The Players Championship in 1983 by 1 shot over Bob Eastwood and in 2000 by 1 stroke over Tiger. Hal shares his thoughts on rolling back the ball and whether we're in the midst of a new Big 3 with Scheffler, Rahm, and Rori. John Cook starts off by talking about the influence Tom Weiskopf had on his life and career. We hear his thoughts on rolling the ball back plus memories from his wins at the 1983 Canadian Open over Johnny Miller and Jack Nicklaus, and setting the PGA Tour record for low 54-hole total at the 1996 FedEx St. Jude Classic.

Rob Strano shares his insights on the Presidents Cup and the performances of Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Max Homa, and Tom Kim. I also got his thoughts on the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, playing in drastically different weather conditions from one round to the next, plus a tip for strategizing our rounds.

This week on The KORE Women Podcast, Dr. Summer Watson welcomes Tashina King, who has over 10 years of experience supporting and coaching women from all over the world. Tashina understands the demands of being a woman and is internationally recognized as a top instructor, entrepreneur since 2008, has toured over thirteen countries as a coach and professional dancer while being married, having a three-year-old son, and a newborn. Through her tours and coaching practice, she has coached over 8,000 individuals throughout the world on self-worth, confidence, and taking ownership of their life. You can follow Tashina King on LinkedIn, on Facebook at empowered2gresatness, on Instagram at: TransformwithTashina, and her website at: empowered2greatness.com. Additionally, you can find the link in the copy to Tashina's FREE OFFER, which is her Break the Perfectionist Mindset Kit: (https://www.empowered2greatness.com/perfectionistkit) Thank you for taking the time to listen to the KORE Women podcast and being a part of the KORE Women experience. You can listen to The KORE Women podcast on your favorite podcast directory - Pandora, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, YouTube, Spotify, Stitcher, Podbean, JioSaavn, Amazon and at: www.KOREWomen.com/podcast. Please leave your comments and reviews about the podcast and check out KORE Women on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. You can also learn more about your host, Dr. Summer Watson and KORE Women at: www.korewomen.com

Rob Strano shares his thoughts on this year's Open Championship, the media's fixation on Tiger Woods, the strategy mindset shift players need to make when playing links golf, and what's coming up on his TV show The Golf Kingdom.

Talking Open Championship with Rob Strano, & Mark Wiebe, plus a big announcement about what's going on at The McLemore with Course Co-Designers Bill Bergin & Rees Jones, plus McLemore CEO Duane Horton. Rob Strano shares his thoughts on this year's Open Championship, the media's fixation on Tiger Woods, the strategy mindset shift players need to make when playing links golf, and what's coming up on his TV show The Golf Kingdom. Mark Wiebe won the 2013 Senior Open Championship. We get his perspective on what it's like to play in an Open Championship, who he likes at this year's tournament, what strategy changes players need to make to be successful playing links golf, and what his reaction would have been if Greg Norman had shown up in the '80s with an offer for him to go play on the LIV Tour. Bill Bergin, Rees Jones, and Duane Horton from The McLemore join me in the final segment. We hear the exciting announcement that a second 18-hole course is being developed on the property. It will be called The Outpost and the course will contain 5 holes along the edge of Lookout Mountain providing incredible vistas. We also hear about Bill Bergin's experience playing in the 1984 Open Championship at St. Andrews when he shot 66 in the 3rd round, which was the low round of the tournament. Rees Jones shares his thoughts on the new course at McLemore and how perfectly the land is suited to easily layout a new course. We also hear about his experience playing at St. Andrews. Duane Horton not only shares the announcement about the new course, he also talks about several other exciting pieces of news including a new hotel and other non-golf activities they have available for companies, families, and couples who are looking for a great getaway destination.

Dr. rer. nat. Dipl-Psych. Matthias Wittfoth promovierte, nach seinem Studium in Bremen und Heidelberg, am Max-Planck-Institut in Leipzig. 20 Jahre lang war er als Neurowissenschaftler tätig, forschte und publizierte international zu den Themen Kognition, Emotion, Musik und Sprache. Vor 7 Jahren startete er den Podcast “Atemcode”, ist Top-Instructor der Wim Hof Methode und gilt als Atemexperte. Nach wie vor ist er in einigen Forschungsprojekten unter anderem zur Untersuchung der Klopftherapie involviert, ist Autor und Speaker und praktiziert außderdem als Psychotherapeut.Was du aus dieser Folge mitnimmst:·       Was ist die Wim Hof Methode?·       Wie wirkt die Methode und welche Studien gibt es dazu?·       Welche Veränderungen können durch die Methode hervorgerufen werden?·       Was sind die persönlichen Erfahrungen von Matthias mit der Wim Hof Methode?·       Gibt es Unterschiede zwischen der Mund- und Nasenatmung?·       Welche verschiedenen Atemmuster gibt es?·       Wie hängt die Atmung mit Emotionen zusammen?·       Wie kann man mit der Wim Hof Methode beginnen?·       Was ist die Klopftherapie?·       Welche Wirkungen hat die Klopftherapie und was konnten Studien zeigen? Erfahre mehr über Matthias Wittfoth und seine Arbeit: Seine Homepage:matthiaswittfoth.de Bei Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/matthiaswittfoth/ Sein Podcast „Atemcode“:https://atemcode.matthiaswittfoth.de/ --------------------------------------------------------------------Die Folge hat dir Lust auf mehr gegeben? Dann abonniere unseren Youtube Kanal oder Podcast auf Spotify oder iTunes, um keine Folge mehr zu verpassen.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFg1XNY1KVcb1WQWbcKCmOQ/featuredhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3cb6oX8P5mCRogDS4NxRx5?si=0d49ad7a52c948aahttps://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1554729756 Du willst selbst mit dem Meditieren beginnen? Mindfulife bietet wissenschaftlich fundierte wöchentliche Online-Meditationsessions an – schau‘ gerne vorbei bei unserem Online Meditationsstudio vorbei:  https://www.mindfulife.de/online-meditation-studio/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindfulife.de/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindfulife.de/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mindfulife/

Brian Jacobs has been named one of the Top Instructors in the state of New York. He shares his perspective on the LIV Tour and who he likes this week at the US Open. We hear about his recent 2 day school with Jason Day's former Instructor Colin Swatton. We also get a couple of playing lessons for how to square up our clubface at impact and how to get up and down from a greenside bunker.

Top Instructor, Kevin Roman joins me in this segment of the show. Kevin shares his memories from playing in the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. He talks about being paired with Matt Kuchar and Louie Oosthuizen in the first two rounds. We also hear about the practice round he played with Louie and Rory McIlroy and how far Louie outdrove Rory. We get some great chipping tips including set-up, ball position, and club selection. Plus, how much his new Srixon ZX irons and Cleveland Golf wedges have improved his game including hitting 2 flagsticks on his approach shots during the qualifying round for the US Senior Open.

This week I'm joined by Top Golf Course Designer Bill Bergin and 2014 Georgia PGA Teacher of the Year Kevin Roman. Bill Bergin updated us on what's going on with several of his course design and course restoration projects like The McLemore, Waterfall, and Oaks Country Club, which is down the street from this week's PGA Championship at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bill gives me advice on how to play McLemore since my buddies and I are headed there this week for our annual golf trip. It's an award-winning design and the 18th hole has been named one of the Top 10 Finishing Holes in all of golf. We also hear about his experience playing in the 1984 Open Championship when he finished 14th and his 3rd round 66 was tied for the best round of the championship. Top Instructor, Kevin Roman shares his memories from playing in the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. he talks about being paired with Matt Kuchar and Louie Oosthuizen. We also hear about the practice round he played with Louie and Rory McIlroy and how far Louie outdrove Rory. We get some great chipping tips including set-up, ball position, and club selection. Plus, how much his new Srixon ZX irons and Cleveland Golf wedges have improved his play including hitting 2 flagsticks on his approach shots during his qualifying round for the US Senior Open.

This week I'm joined by Top Golf Course Designer Bill Bergin and 2014 Georgia PGA Teacher of the Year Kevin Roman. Bill Bergin updates us on what's going on with several of his course design and restoration projects like The McLemore, Waterfall, and Oaks Country Club, which is down the street from this week's PGA Championship at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Bill gives me advice on how to play McLemore since my buddies and I are headed back there this week for our annual golf trip. McLemore is an award-winning design and the 18th hole has been named one of the Top 10 Finishing Holes in all of golf. We also hear about his experience playing in the 1984 Open Championship at St. Andrews when he finished 14th and his 3rd round 66 was tied for the best round of the tournament. Top Instructor, Kevin Roman shares his memories from playing in the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. he talks about being paired with Matt Kuchar and Louie Oosthuizen. We also hear about the practice round he played with Louie and Rory McIlroy and how far Louie outdrove Rory. We get some great chipping tips including set-up, ball position, and club selection. Plus, how much his new Srixon ZX irons and Cleveland Golf wedges have improved his play including hitting 2 flagsticks on his approach shots during his qualifying round for the US Senior Open.

Rob Strano led off by sharing memories of his mentor, 1968 Masters Champion Bob Goalby. We also talked about the transition from persimmon woods and balata golf balls to metal woods and 3 piece golf balls, Rob's thoughts on the Phil Mickelson/Saudi League issue, plus Rob shares a tip from his KISS segment, Keep It Simple Strano.

In this episode of Next on the Tee, I'm talking Masters with Tour Legend John Cook, Top Instructor and the Host of The Golf Kingdom TV show Rob Strano, and the Host of The ProShow Keith Stewart. Rob Strano led off by sharing memories of his mentor, 1968 Masters Champion Bob Goalby. We also talked about the transition from persimmon woods and balata golf balls to metal woods and 3 piece golf balls, Rob's thoughts on the Phil Mickelson/Saudi League issue, plus Rob shares a tip from his KISS segment, Keep It Simple Strano. John Cook shared memories from when he first started out on Tour in the late 70s when celebrities often hosted Tour events like Bing Crosby, Glen Campbell, Jackie Gleason, and Sammy Davis Jr. We hear about his playing partner in the Crosby, James Garner. John then shares stories from his first Masters appearance when he was the reigning US Amateur Champion. He talks about when his invitation arrived in the mail, his first drive up Magnolia Lane, and what it was like staying in the Crow's Nest. We also hear about his near-victory in the 1990 Las Vegas Invitational when his shot from 95 yards flew into the cup and then bounced out taking him from birdie to bogey to lose. Keith Stewart was a bundle of energy and excitement. We talk about his new newsletter and site, ReadTheLine.com, where his analysis and picks for tournament winners on the PGA & LPGA Tours have been spot on. If you're not signed up for that, you just don't want to win extra money. Keith also talks about the years he spent around Tiger Woods at Isleworth, his favorite Masters memories, Jennifer Kupcho's big win at the Chevron Championship, and being named PGA Professional of the Year by the New Jersey section.

In this episode of Next on the Tee, I'm talking Masters with Tour Legend John Cook, Top Instructor and the Host of The Golf Kingdom TV show Rob Strano, and the Host of The ProShow Keith Stewart. Rob Strano led off by sharing memories of his mentor, 1968 Masters Champion Bob Goalby. We also talked about the transition from persimmon woods and balata golf balls to metal woods and 3 piece golf balls, Rob's thoughts on the Phil Mickelson/Saudi League issue, plus Rob shares a tip from his KISS segment, Keep It Simple Strano. John Cook shared memories from when he first started out on Tour in the late 70s when celebrities often hosted Tour events like Bing Crosby, Glen Campbell, Jackie Gleason, and Sammy Davis Jr. We hear about his playing partner in the Crosby, James Garner. John then shares stories from his first Masters appearance when he was the reigning US Amateur Champion. He talks about when his invitation arrived in the mail, his first drive up Magnolia Lane, and what it was like staying in the Crow's Nest. We also hear about his near-victory in the 1990 Las Vegas Invitational when his shot from 95 yards flew into the cup and then bounced out taking him from birdie to bogey to lose. Keith Stewart was a bundle of energy and excitement. We talk about his new newsletter and site, ReadTheLine.com, where his analysis and picks for tournament winners on the PGA & LPGA Tours have been spot on. If you're not signed up for that, you just don't want to win extra money. Keith also talks about the years he spent around Tiger Woods at Isleworth, his favorite Masters memories, Jennifer Kupcho's big win at the Chevron Championship, and being named PGA Professional of the Year by the New Jersey section.

Tour Legends Hal Sutton, Billy Mayfair, & Olin Browne & Top Instructor Tom Patri join me... We look back at The Players Championship with 3 guys who've played in it several times including Hal Sutton who won it twice and Tom Patri whose been the venue several times. Tom Patri talks about being with Fred Couples during Fred's Players Championship win in 1984. Plus his thoughts on the situation with Phil, if Phil has paid too high a price for the actions he took, Tiger's induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame, and how we can do a better job of lag putting. Billy Mayfair talks about his college career at Arizona State and their rich golf history. We also hear about his win at the 1987 US Amateur, his 2nd place finish at the 2019 US Senior Open, his win at the 1998 Nissan Open and being the only player to ever beat Tiger Woods in a playoff,  how his driving distance is longer now than when he played on the PGA Tour, his battle with testicular cancer, and his recent diagnosis of being on the autism spectrum. Hal Sutton talks about his recent conversation with Tom Watson on his Hal's podcast, Be The Right Club Today (available on Hal's YouTube Channel). He shares the common interest that he and Tom share away from the golf course and what would likely have been the greatest victory in golf history when Tom nearly won the 2009 Open Championship at 59 years old. Hal shares his insights on The Players Championship and Pete Dye's design. We hear about his first Players Championship win in 1983 and why he struggled playing Augusta National. Olin Browne looks ahead a bit to life after playing the Champions Tour which could include doing more work as an on-course Analyst. We hear about his struggles playing Pete Dye's course at TPC Sawgrass, his thoughts on the players potentially skipping the API in the future, and his memories of playing in The Masters.

In today's episode we have the pleasure of having one of Golf Digest's top instructors, Justin Klemballa joins us. We go into depth about taking provisionals, pace of play, being judged on the first tee box and other stressors that you might have on the golf course.   We also dive into both Housewives franchises, Orange County and Salt Lake City. How many sunglasses does Heather own? Why is everyone still yelling at Lisa? From meltdowns in the morning to club-hopping at night – we cover every bit of the rollercoaster along the way!   Episode Links: BFore Golf: Your Fast Track Guide to Getting Started with Golf Justin's Instagram   Connect with us on your favorite social platform: Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: Real Housewives of Golf   Ready to improve your short game? Grab a copy of the bestselling Short Game 100 Practice Program!   Tori: Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com   Sarah: Instagram: @elite_golf_concierge Website: EliteGolfExperience.com Podcast IG: @realhousewivesofgolf   Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

Chris Como was just named the #2 instructor in the country by Golf Digest and has been working with Bryson DeChambeau over the past several months as he re-vamps his game with strength and distance. Como joins Fulton to discuss all things Bryson, including his short game, but also Como's work with other PGA Tour players like Jason Day, and intricate details of Tour players' swings. Great coach speak in this one, don't miss it!

Shauheen Nakhjavani makes his debut as part of the Stripe Show Podcast team in this full-swing Q&A episode, where he answers several questions he commonly gets on social media from followers and students alike. Deep dives into frequently-asked questions from "How do I not early extend?" to "What causes over-rotation of the chest in the backswing?" and so much more... There's a tidbit for every level of golfer in this episode to help you take your game to the next level. Listen in, presented by OnCore Golf.

Shane LeBaron recently became the first Director of Instruction at Cherry Hills Golf Club which has been the site of many major championships. We all remember Arnold Palmer's charge in the final round to win the 1960 US Open there. Its also seen Andy North win a US Open, Phil Mickelson win a US Amateur, and Jack Nicklaus win a US Senior Open. Shane takes us around the course plus shares the best putting tip I've heard in the 8 years of doing this show.

Bob Byman shares stories from his college golf days at Wake Forest and how Arnold Palmer encouraged him to go there following a practice round they played together at Pebble Beach when Bob qualified to play in the US Open at age 17. We also hear about how he teamed with Curtis Strange and Jay Haas while at Wake Forest to win back-to-back National Championships in 1974 & '75. Things would come full circle with Mr. Palmer when Bob won the 1979 Bay Hill Invitational, which was the first year Mr. Palmer took over as tournament Host.

Golf nerds, this one's for you! One of the top instructors in the game who's worked with professionals on both the PGA and LPGA Tours joins Travis on the Stripe Show Podcast to talk all things golf instruction. Jonathan Yarwood is one of the most respected voices in the instruction space, and it was a pleasure speaking with him about things like being honest with your players when it's tough, what it's like coaching women vs. men, and so much more! Listen in, presented by OnCore Golf.

Bob Grissett knows more about the technical aspect of the golf swing than anyone on the planet. He breaks down Collin Morikawa's swing and what we can learn from it. He also shares tips for our mental approach so we don't compound mistakes and let the round get away from us.

Golf Instructor, Andrew Rice, joins Froggy on this Thursday edition of the Stripe Show to talk golf instruction for the every day golfer. There's something in this pod for YOU! Check it out, presented by OnCore Golf.

Kevin Roman talks about the principles of Plane Truth Golf and agrees with Hal Sutton on teaching his students to hit it far first and straight second.

The Golf Channel's Golf Today Co-Host Damon Hack shares his insights on the Arnold Palmer Invitational, The Players Championship, Rory, Bryson, and the disappointment over Tiger's latest accident. Top LPGA Instructor Nancy Quarcelino talks about helping to get the women's golf team started at Western Kentucky University during her sophomore year, plus the things she did to pay her way through grad school at Florida State and the impact Bobby Bowden had on her. We also get a lesson on how to chip the ball closer to the hole. Bob Winskowicz is the Founder of Sqairz Golf. We hear about what makes their golf shoes superior to every other one on the market. Bob takes us through the construction of their shoe leads and why that leads to greater stability and balance in our swing, which leads to greater distance. Sqairz is the best golf shoe I've ever worn and you'll hear why I wanted to partner with them and why Nick Faldo and John Daly reached out to Bob to partner with them as well.

Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show Rob Strano shares his thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau, what his long drives could mean at The Masters, plus tips for how to putt well on aerated greens and the myth that all putts break towards the water. www.stranogolf.com

What Does it Take to be a Top Instructor in Trucking We met with a number of instructors in transportation training for truck drivers on our Professionals of the Highway Tour and talked with them about what makes a good instructor. Good instructors are the key to good professional people in our industry. Instructors included in this episode work at Kim Richardson Transportation Specialists, Zavcor Truck Training Academy, and Ontario Truck Driving School. Have you heard of the Professionals of the Highway Tour which happened in July and August travelling through Ontario and Quebec highlighting the people in the transportation industry. You can learn more about the tour at https://theleadpedalpodcastfanclub.com/professionals-of-the-highway-tour-2020/ This episode is sponsored by Bison Transport with many opportunities for truck drivers in their fleet across Canada. You can learn more about Bison and the opportunities available http://fuelyourjourney.ca/  or call 1-800-527-5781 #ThankADriver @BisonTransport This episode is also sponsored by Ontario Truck Driving School has a number of courses to help you be successful when starting a career in transportation from heavy equipment to over the road trucking. You can learn more about starting your career at www.otds.com Listen to Lead Pedal Radio playing your favourite music for and about people behind the wheel. Listen to your favourite trucking tunes and the shenanigans behind the microphone with host Bruce Outridge. Learn and listen to the station at www.leadpedalradio.com Our tune of the day is Behind the Wheel by The Thompsons off their Miles and Miles. You can learn about the band at www.dannythompsonband.com About the Show JOIN THE LEAD PEDAL PODCAST FAN CLUB www.TheLeadPedalPodcastFanClub.com The Lead Pedal Podcast for Truck Drivers talks all things trucking for people in the transportation industry helping them improve their business and careers. Interviews with industry professionals and truck drivers, trucking information, and other features on the industry are meant to be helpful for truck drivers and those in transportation. The Lead Pedal Podcast for Truck Drivers has main episodes released every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with bonus material on other days. You can learn more about the host and show on our website and make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the show on your favourite podcast platform. www.theleadpedalpodcast.com What does The Lead Pedal Podcast mean? The Lead (pronounced - Led) stands for acceleration or fast-track of your career or business. It is a play on words and we certainly are not here promoting speeding in the industry. We are hoping this information will help you become a professional driver faster than if you didn't know about many of these topics. Are you enjoying the show? If so we would appreciate you leaving us a rating and review on iTunes or on your favourite podcast platform. The show is available at www.theleadpedalpodcast.com  , ITunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Tunein, iHeartradio, SoundCloud, and other popular podcast platforms. Thanks for listening Join The Lead Pedal Podcast Fan Club where are loyal fans get first chance at specials, discounts on merchandise and much more.The club is free to join and you can learn more at www.theleadpedalpodcastfanclub.com 

Michael Breed shares stories from his college golf days at Randolph-Macon College in Virginia including playing at the varsity level in golf, baseball, and tennis. He also talks about the impact his coach Ted Keller had on him as a player and a person. We also hear about his experience playing in the 1994 Greater Hartford Open, how he landed the job as an Assistant Pro at Augusta National, and what to expect from a November Masters Tournament.

Top Instructor Bob Grissett talks set up, spine angle and the things he learned from legendary Instructors Bob Toski, David Ledbetter and Jack Grout.

This week my guest is Bart Pronk, Bart build the original Wim Hof Fundamentals Couse, he also spent a lot of time with Wim Hof. Bart got to go with Wim and sit next to him during Wims first interview with Joe Rogan.Bart is a Wim Hof instructor that also teaches other Wim Hof Instructors.

Tom Patri's mantra is Short Game, Short Game, Short Game, so we get some tips to score better from 100 yards in. We also talk about balance, stance on wedge shots and how to adjust for those in-between iron shots. 

We get more tips and drills you can do at home from Top Instructor Tom Patri. Tom also helps build our swings from the ground up and lets you know how you can get private instruction from him via the V1 Golf app.

We get more tips and drills you can do at home from Top Instructor Jim Estes. Jim also talks about the great work that he and his team do to teach the game to wounded military Veterans via the Salute Military Golf Assocation (www.smga.org).

Top Instructor Tom Patri talks about the impact that the coronavirus is having on the livelihoods of PGA & LPGA Professionals around the world. He also talks about the fluid swing Seve had and how we can emulate it and how he dealt with the pressure of winning a Division 2 National Championship at Florida Southern.

On this episode of Next on the Tee I'm joined by 2 time LPGA major champion Jane Geddes, Canadian Golf Hall of Famer Richard Zokol, and Top Instructor Tom Patri. We'll talk about the corona virus shutting down both Tours and what the rest of the season could look like. We'll also talk about the impact on teaching professionals plus look back on some of their favorite major championships from the 70's. 80's, and 90's.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by TaylorMade Golf's Vice President of Research, Development, & Engineering Todd Beach, Top 100 Club Fitter Scott Felix, and Golf Channel Lead Instructor & a Top Teacher in New York Brian Jacobs. Todd Beach takes us through their new innovations for 2020 including the technology behind their new SiM family of woods and irons, plus their new wedge designs and enhancements on their Spider Putter and golf balls. Scott Felix helps us understand how to adjust our drivers, how a shorter shaft can actually lead to better drives, what smash factor means, and how important it is to get fit for your putter. Brian Jacobs weighs in on the technology issue and teaches us how to take all of those good swings we had on the driving range and transition them to the course. He also shares tips for how to develop feel for 20, 30, and 40 yard chip shots plus 20, 30, and 40 foot putts.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by TaylorMade Golf's Vice President of Research, Development, & Engineering Todd Beach, Top 100 Club Fitter Scott Felix, and Golf Channel Lead Instructor & a Top Teacher in New York Brian Jacobs. Todd Beach takes us through their new innovations for 2020 including the technology behind their new SiM family of woods and irons, plus their new wedge designs and enhancements on their Spider Putter and golf balls. Scott Felix helps us understand how to adjust our drivers, how a shorter shaft can actually lead to better drives, what smash factor means, and how important it is to get fit for your putter. Brian Jacobs weighs in on the technology issue and teaches us how to take all of those good swings we had on the driving range and transition them to the course. He also shares tips for how to develop feel for 20, 30, and 40 yard chip shots plus 20, 30, and 40 foot putts.

Top Instructor Tom Patri shares his thoughts on the Patrick Reed situation. TP pontificates, "If Arnold Palmer was the Presidents Cup Captain instead of Tiger Woods? Do you think Patrick Reed gets on the plane for Australia and is part of the team?" TP also shares tips to knock the rust off your golf swing if its been in hibernation for the winter.

Rob Strano can be seen on The Golf Channel Golf Academy, is the Host of The Golf Kingdom, and is annually recognized as one of the Top Instructors in the state of Florida. Rob helps get the rust off your golf swing as well as shares a simple tip for how judge what club you need if you have an obstacle to get over quickly, and how to choose which club to use if you're just short of the green but you've got 70-80 feet to the pin.

Rob Strano talks about why Tiger Woods shouldn't have picked himself for the Presidents Cup team, lessons he learned coming up in the game from Bob Goalby, Bubba Watson's crazy drive at the ZoZo Championship, plus tips to improve your putting on this segment of Next on the Tee.

Rossen Hristov is an instructor at the Tactical Performance Center out in Utah. Rossen, who is originally from Bulgaria, met up with Ron Avery and the two hit it off when it came to understanding the path to become a better shooter. Both of them had a foundation in the martial arts and brought that over to Ron’s scientific approach and teaching style. Rossen became an instructor with his background in combat tactics and competition shooting. Rossen is a grandmaster shooter in USPSA and also shoots world wide in IPSC. He teaches full time out at TPC and you can watch his many videos on the site linked below. Links mentioned in the show: Tactical Performance Center

Today's guest is Shafer Minnick, owner and founder of PULSE House of Fitness which features DC’s first and only VersaClimber fitness studio. Shafer is a former SoulCycle instructor who discovered the VersaClimber when he was undergoing physical therapy after a work-related injury and is betting big that people in the District will love the experience—not to mention the brief, half-hour workouts that take place at PULSE. Shafer also discusses his own personal fitness journey from achieving major weight loss and conquering emotional eating to becoming a Top Instructor for ClassPass. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/georgeindc)

Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom Rob Strano talks about how to shift your weight properly for get more distance, how to improve your putting stroke plus how to be your own best cheerleader on the course. Hear all that and much more on this segment of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast.

This week, your hosts Steve Lowry and Yvonne Godfrey interview Jeffrey Kroll of Kaveny + Kroll Trial Attorneys (www.KavenyKroll.com).     Remember to rate and review GTP in iTunes: Click Here To Rate and Review       Case Details:     Accomplished trial attorney Jeffrey Kroll of Kaveny + Kroll Trial Attorneys shares how he secured one of the largest premises liability compensatory awards in the nation and the largest verdict ever reported against the city of Chicago on behalf of college dance student Tierney Darden. In 2015, Tierney suffered life-altering injuries at O'Hare International Airport after a poorly maintained pedestrian shelter weighing 750 pounds fell on top of her, shattering her spinal cord. Today, Tierney is paralyzed from the waist down and suffers from severe neuropathic pain on a daily basis. A post-verdict settlement of $115 million was reached with the city of Chicago.   Click Here to Read/Download the Complete Trial Documents       Guest Bio:   Jeffrey J. Kroll focuses primarily on plaintiffs' litigation.  Jeff has been representing victims of negligence for almost three decades and has taken cases to verdict throughout the country in the areas of trucking accidents, products liability, medical malpractice and transportation negligence.     In 2017, Jeff was part of the trial team that won a record-breaking $148 million verdict on behalf of a dancer paralyzed by a collapsed shelter at O'Hare International Airport.  This is the highest compensatory damage award to an individual plaintiff in Illinois, and in the top five nationally, in a personal injury case excluding punitive damages. It is also believed to be one the largest premises liability compensatory awards nationally that does not involve a toxic tort claim.     Jeff regularly handles complex damage cases and often receives multimillion dollar verdicts and settlements. In 2015, Jeff obtained a $15.2 million verdict on behalf of a man who was seriously injured when he was struck and run over by a forklift at McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago.  During his career, he has obtained verdicts or negotiated settlements on over 75 occasions where the results have exceeded $1 million, including six cases which have exceeded $10 million. Jeff has obtained more than $325 million in verdicts and settlements throughout his career.   Jeff has been selected by Best Lawyers as one of the Top Personal Injury Lawyers in Illinois for the last seven years.  He has been selected by the American Trial Lawyers Association as one of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in Illinois and has been selected by his peers as a Leading Attorney and Super Lawyer in Illinois every year since 2005.     Jeff is also active in local and national bar associations where he routinely speaks and writes on several trial topics as part of his commitment to maintaining quality and professionalism in the legal community. He has been asked to lecture on over 140 occasions and has published over 100 articles for lawyers. Based on his substantial contributions to continuing legal education, the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education recognized Jeff with IICLE's 2015 Addis E. Hull award.  In 2008, that same group awarded Jeff the Most Valuable Volunteer given to the Top Instructor in CLE courses.   Jeff is also a highly sought-after legal commentator, making frequent local and national media appearances to provide in-depth legal insight and analysis of current events.  He has been interviewed in countless television segments and publications such as WBBM-AM 780, CBS 2 Chicago, ABC 7 Chicago, FOX Chicago News, NBC 5 Chicago, the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, and National Law Journal.   Read Full Bio Here     Show Sponsors:     Legal Technology Services - LTSatlanta.com     Forge Consulting - ForgeConsulting.com     Harris, Lowry, and Manton - hlmlawfirm.com       Free Resources:   Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 1 Stages Of A Jury Trial - Part 2  

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast my guests are Top Instructor Bill Abrams and 2003 PGA Champion Shaun Micheel. Bill shares his 3 Pillar Approach to Success including swing technique, practice regiment, drills to keep the rust off our swings over the winter, the importance of nutrition and how to maintain proper balance and posture. Shaun talks about embarking on his first season on the Champions Tour, what he's been working on to improve his game, memories of his first Masters Tournament and thoughts on the new rules including keeping the flag stick in on all putts.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by Top Instructor Bill Abrams and 2003 PGA Champion Shaun Micheel. We'll get some playing lessons from Bill and hear Shaun's plan for the season now that he turned 50 last week. We'll talk about him playing out on the PGA Tour Champions and the Senior PGA being played at Oak Hill site of his 2003 PGA victory.

Top Instructor Rob Strano and Champions Tour Pro Bob Friend Jr. join me on this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast.  Rob shares some great golf tips to improve your putting, hitting low shots into the wind or out of the trees, and how to improve your bunker play. Bob gives us his thoughts on the new rules, which ones will stick and which ones they may need to roll back. He also shares his routine for how to prepare to play in a tournament and the difference between practicing your swing and playing the game of the golf. Hear all that and much more on this edition of Next on the Tee.

What a great way to kick-off 2019 with Top Instructor Rob Strano and Champions Tour Pro Bob Friend Jr.  Rob shares some great golf tips to improve your putting, hitting low shots into the wind or out of the trees, and how to improve your bunker play. Bob gives us his thoughts on the new rules, which ones will stick and which ones they may need to roll back. He also shares his routine for how to prepare to play in a tournament and the difference between practicing your swing and playing the game of the golf. Hear all that and much more on this edition of Next on the Tee.

If you feel like your members or students aren't responding to your offers anymore, in this episode you're going to learn an amazing set up for a workshop that anyone can implement and create a lot of buzz around your course.   It's all about exposing your students to unique viewpoints or specialists outside of your own whether that's fitness, mental game, short game, or just an instructor that works a little differently than yourself.   Instructor Tony Ruggiero shares his structure for a half day workshop, the pricing, and how it's going for his students so far.   ABOUT TONY RUGGIERO   Tony is the Director of Instruction at the Country Club of Mobile as well as the Lead Instructor for The Dewsweepers Performance Academy at Sheraton Bay Point Resort in Panama City Beach Florida. Tony's notable students include PGA Tour Players Smylie Kaufman, Lucas Glover, and Zack Sucher; Web.com Tour Players Sam Love, Tom Lovelady, Robby Shelton and Wilson McDonald. Tony has had students appear on the 2014 and 2016 US Walker Cup Teams, and he currently has 7 players playing in the Southeastern conference. Tony has been the host of the Dewsweepers Golf Show on XM/Sirius PGA tour radio as well as terrestrial radio stations throughout the South for over decade!   In 2017 Tony was named Golf Magazines “Top 100 Instructors in America” as well as Callaway's Top 50 Elite Junior Coach in 2016 and 2015. In 2016 Tony was ranked the #2 teaching instructor in the state of Alabama by Golf Digest. In 2013 Edwin Watts recognized Tony as a Top Instructor.

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by 2011 Senior Open Champion Olin Browne and Top Instructor Dave Stockton Jr. I talked with both guys about playing out on the Champions Tour, their insights and experiences from being Assistant Captains on Ryder Cup teams and what went wrong with this year's team. Olin also talked about what it's like to be playing in a Champion's Tour tournament while his son is simultaneously trying to qualify for the Web.com Tour. I asked him if it's more stressful for him playing in the tournament or wondering how his son is doing. I also asked Olin if his strategy is different now playing in the Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs than it is playing in a regular Tour tournament because the field gets narrowed down every week during the playoffs. Dave, who just turned 50 on July 31st, talked about playing in his first Champions Tour event at the 3M Championship and his plans for 2019 out on the Champions Tour. Hear all of that and much more on this edition of the show.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by 2011 Senior Open Champion Olin Browne and Top Instructor Dave Stockton Jr. I'll talk with them about the Champions Tour Schwab Cup Playoffs, their play on the Champions Tour plus insights on the Ryder Cup, what went wrong and how to fix it going forward.

Brian is located near Buffalo, New York and he shared his thoughts on the Bills draft plus shared some great playing lessons to get your game in shape this season on this segment of Next on the Tee.

On this episode of Next on the Tee I'm joined by Top 100 Golf Instructor Eric Johnson, Champions Tour Pro Bob Friend Jr., and one of the great caddies of all-time and Founder of Caddy for a Cure Russ Holden. Eric shared his thoughts on the notion that the USGA and R&A need to dial back the golf ball. He also talked about Tiger's comeback and who he expects to see in the final twosomes on Sunday at the Masters. Bob shared some thoughts for how to shake the rust off our golf swings, his memories from the 1999 Arnold Palmer Invitational when he was paired with Seve Ballesteros and Arnold Palmer, plus memories of shooting his low round on Tour, a 63, at the 2003 Wichita Open. Russ updated us on the great things they're doing at Caddy for a Cure. They have caddy opportunities coming up th Bryson DeChambeau, jason Bohn and Rory McIlroy. He also shared memories from caddying for Bernhard Langer at Augusta National and why that's one of the most difficult events to caddie in.

On this edition of Next on the Tee my guests are Golf Pride Marketing Channel Manager Charlie Parker, Top Instructor and regular co-host of The Morning Drive on The Golf Channel, Travis Fulton and 4 time winner on the PGA Tour Tim Simpson. Charlie gave us an update on the great Align grips they have coming out in late April, plus some of their other popular grip styles including their Tour Sensor putting grips. We also talked about why it's important to be properly fit for your grip size and how often we should regripping our clubs. Travis Fulton shared thoughts on some of the cool new products he saw at this year's PGA Merchandise Show. He talked about why it's easier to build your game around being a great driver of the ball vs. a great putter. He talked about why he believes Keegan Bradley will win again before Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson. He also shared a couple of tips for a great pre-shot routine and how to get the ball close on bump and run shots. Tim Simpson told great stories about his comeback from Lyme disease and spinal fusion surgery. He shared memories from his time playing at the University of Georgia and rooming with teammate Chip Beck. He also shared memories from his Tour victories at the 1985 Southern Open over Clarence Rose, the 1989 USF&G Classic over Greg Norman and Hal Sutton and the 1989 Walt Disney World Classic over Donnie Hammond and Kenny Knox.

The Tour Junkies have some fun with Top Instructor at the PGA Tour Academy, Travis Fulton. Travis is put to the test on his knowledge of ridiculous golf gimmicks and training aids made famous by absurd infomercials. Then, Travis gets in to fixing David & Pat's swing issues and golf game. This is a great conversation if you're a golfer struggling to bring your scores down. Enjoy. Thank you for making us your trusted source for PGA Tour & Fantasy Golf info!

Jerry Simons graduated with honors in 1993 from Stony Brook’s Health Science Center with a Bachelor of Science degree in Cardio-Respiratory Sciences. He graduated from the Cornell Medical College Physician Assistant Program in 1995. Upon graduation he began to work for Dr. Joseph Burrascano in East Hampton, New York. After Dr. Burrascano retired 11 years later, Jerry began working at The Morrison Center as well as at East Hampton Urgent Care. While at Dr. Burrascano’s office, Jerry helped launch the ILADS Physician Training Program and was asked to work with the growing Empire State Lyme Association where he gives lectures and visits support groups. Soon after, he was recruited to be featured on a local monthly TV program about tick-borne infections and was asked by CALDA to author the “From the Expert” series for the Lyme Times. He has kept up with the field by attending regular CMEs including ILADS lectures as well as immune system seminars. He is a frequent local, state and national lecturer on medical CME topics. He has been a lecturer/instructor in the Cornell Medical College PA Program’s Medicine and Physical Diagnosis Classes, has coordinated and taught their intensive surgical courses and intensive clinical skills courses and has won their Top Instructor award three times. He also lectures at Long Island University, Touro University and the Montifore Medical Center Residency.

This week Next on the Tee with me is one of the top 50 female golf instructors, Debbie O'Connell. Debbie was recognized by Golf Digest as one of the Top 50 Women Teachers in America in 2010 & 2012. She won the 2007 Nancy Lopez Golf Achievement Award,  the 2002 LPGA National Professional of the Year Award and the 2002 LPGA Southeast Section Professional of the Year. Join Chris Mascaro every Saturday starting at 10:00 AM Eastern Time as he talks with PGA & LPGA Tour legends, today's players, equipment manufacturers, top instructors, club Superintendents, media members and people influencing all aspects of the great game of golf on Next on the Tee.  

Mike & Billy discuss a listeners call asking should belly putters be legal for amatuers and professional golfers get Mike and Billy's take.  Mike Bender, Top 5 World Golf Instructor calls into the show to answer listeners emails.  Jim Delaby, PGA Professional calls into the show to share his week at The Masters good stuff!Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to you by Slickstix.com, Mike Bender, PGA Top 5 World Instructor, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Bronstein Concierge and Golf Tournament In A Box. VisitGolftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com.