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Emission spéciale consacrée au PGA Championship qui se déroule cette semaine du côté de Quail Hollow. Après sa victoire au Masters, Rory McIlroy est-il le grand favori de cette édition qui se déroule sur un parcours où le Nord-Irlandais s'est imposé à 4 reprises ? Nous passerons également au crible le parcours de Quail Hollow qui reçoit l'USPGA pour la deuxième fois de son histoire. Nous parlerons également de Matthieu Pavon qui tentera de se relancer en Majeur après son cut loupé au Masters.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Het is gelukt, heren 2 Amelisweerd gaat weer terug naar de hoofklasse! Rogier, Peter en Paul speelde nog wel een spannende pot tegen de jongens van De Goyer op het Rijk van Nijmegen. Martijn en zijn team waren host, in die poule was alles al gespeeld, een goede 2e plek voor heren 3.Op de PGA Tour was het designated event, de Truist op de Philadelphia Cricket Club. De twee Europese Rydercupbuddies Shane en Sepp streden tot de laatste hole. Sepp Straka wint al zijn 2e toernooi dit jaar. Het alternate event was op Myrtle Beach. Leuk om te zien dat Ryan Fox daar won. Lucas Herbert won met flinke voorsprong de International Series in Japan en in Europa werd het Turkish Airlines Open gespeeld met een nieuwe winnaar, de Fransman Couvra.In de korte ronde: een luisteraarsvraag over voetbal, een reactie van golfbaanarchitect Van der Vaart op ons item in vorige aflevering over hole 8 van De Dommel, het Ladies Open op De Goyer komende week, nieuwe 'toe-stamp' op Vokey wedges.We doen een voorbeschouwing op het USPGA championship. Eén van 'the big 3' Rory, Scheff of Bryson gaat het volgens ons doen.In de Raad de Speler een legendarische hole in one.0:00 - 27:21 Eigen golf27:21 - 44:39 Professioneel golf44:39 - 58:58 Korte Ronde58:58 - 1:21:18 Voorbeschouw PGA Championship1:21:18 - 1:21:38 Raad de Speler

It's USPGA week and the greatest players in the game are gatheringfor the second men's major of the season. But while our trio do use this episode to look ahead to events at Quail Hollow, and also muse upon the ongoing good form of Sepp Straka and Shane Lowry, they are initially far more occupied discussing Eddie's course walk-off in Turkey. Andrew and Iain try to offer psychological support, despite dealing with their own golfing defeats (Iain) and humiliation (Andrew).Visit: www.petermillar.co.uk (Note - TCF delivery offer is for same-day DESPATCH)Enter: https://biggolfrace.prostatecanceruk.org/Instagram: @chippingforecast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to The Golfing Mind podcast! In this episode, we preview the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, set to tee off from May 15–18. Rory McIlroy, fresh off completing the career Grand Slam with his Masters win, is a favourite, especially given his four previous victories at Quail Hollow. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, coming off a dominant win at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, is equally poised for success. Defending champion Xander Schauffele aims to retain his title, while Bryson DeChambeau, who recently won LIV Golf, and Justin Thomas, a past Quail Hollow victor, are strong contenders. The course's challenging "Green Mile" finish promises an exciting conclusion. Join us as we analyse the key players, course challenges, and potential surprises in this year's championship. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam and Tom sit down with Padraig Harrington. Three time major champion, winner of the Claret Jug in 2007 & 2008, the first successful defence of The Open Championship by a European since James Braid over 100 years ago, as well as the USPGA in 2008.Padraig was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2024, and his career arc, and ability to compete at the highest level of the game has endured for roughly 30 years is simply extraordinary. You can connect with Padraig with his channels below:Website - https://padraigharrington.com/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@PadraigHarringtonOfficialMarque - https://www.themarque.com/profile/padraig-harrington#:~:text=Padraig%20Harrington%20is%20an%20inspirational,and%20the%202008%20PGA%20Championship.If you've enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

Scott O'Neil is barely a month into his job as new LIV CEO after replacing Greg Norman. The American clearly liked what he saw in Adelaide, extending the league's deal with South Australia. It's a move that brings further questions. What does that growth tell us about LIV's plans for a merger with the USPGA? Why not start a second Australian event? We also discuss Norman, Donald Trump and more. Featured: Scott O'Neil, CEO, LIV. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Deze week hebben Paul en Rogier zowat een record gezet met 81 en 88 gespeelde holes. Rogier die meedeed aan de Anderstein golfweek en o.a. weer een greensome chapman speelde, dit keer samen met Martijn. Paul die deze week ballen zocht in de rough op Havelte en de Kennemer. Martijn was al druk bezig met de voorbereiding op de strokeplay van aankomend weekend en Peter heeft weer eens een herenmiddag ‘avondwedstrijd' meegedaan. Uiteraard bespreken we de verschillende Tours waar het thema was; wil er iemand überhaupt wel winnen? Zowel bij de Rocket Mortgage als in Italië werd deze vraag terecht gesteld. Cam Davis en Marcel Siem hebben toch de titels weten de pakken. Wil Besseling had een goede week op de Challenge Tour en Richard Bland wint na de senior USPGA ook het senior US Open. De korte ronde is weer eens wat langer. Het geringe aantal vrouwelijke deelnemers aan de strokeplay clubkampioenschappen komt ter sprake, de QI10 Drivers van Taylormade (b)lijken accurater dan het vorige model, we bespreken spelers op de PGA Tour met 10 miljoen dollars verdienste (zonder overwinning) en natuurlijk kunnen we Max Verstappen, de Tour de France, Wimbledon, MotoGP en het EK Voetbal ook niet overslaan deze week. 0:00 – 16:05 Onze eigen golfavonturen16:05 – 37:01 Rocket Mortgage en het Italian Open37:01 – 58:05 Korte ronde58:05 – 58:38 Raad de Speler 24

Mens US Open week and Nick and Mark are excited. Plenty to discuss. We start by sharing some stories about the legendary, late Payne Stewart and some memories of him. Nick and Mark agree that the Payne Stewart statue has to be the best statue of all time.Nick tells the story of when he decided to stop playing conservatively after two rounds at Pinehurst, and to play aggressively. Did it work? Nick says that was the day he learned not to 'take on' golf courses. Mark asks Nick to explain the difference between when he played conservatively and aggressively, what changed in his game.We're interested to see how Pinehurst is set up this year, particularly if the rough will be more prominent. And Nick predicts what he believes the winning score will be.The Washington Post has reported the story that Nick and Mark discussed a fortnight ago on the conditions around the investment from the Strategic Sports Group into the PGA. Mark is seeing some good news that could come out of this, and feels we might be in a reasonable spot at the moment.Nick watched the Scheffler bodycam footage this week and found it hilarious, which leads to a chat about Scottie's wins this year. Guaranteed future Hall of Famer according to Mark.We chat with Paul Gumbleton from Teven Valley Golf Club in NSW Northern Rivers region, who have just laid Zoysia grass from tee to green pretty much. He talks us through the process, why they've done it, and how it's going.Top 5 this week from Mark, his Top 5 shots ever seen to win a Mens US Open. Has he missed any? Number One won't surprise you.A ripping voicemail with an idea to put to the guys about the USPGA and how they might support Australia.It's a massive PING global results today, tournaments and players everywhere in the last week, Nick runs us through them, and we have an interlude when we need input on a ruling on the LPGA tour from our rules guy Stu of the Golf Rules Questions podcast.Lots of feedback, so much so that we'll do a bonus pod later in the week just focused on your feedback and questions. Look out for that.It is bowel cancer awareness month, and Mark talks us through the signs to look for. Important for all of us.A great masterclass from Nick inspired by Sebastian Söderberg on short putts. Plus Nick and Mark give their predictions on the US Open - winner and notable who can't win.A big thanks to our Talk Birdie partners:PING, they'll help you play your best, you can see your local golf shop or professional for a PING club fitting;the new watchMynumbers app, the most powerful data based golf app in the world, download from the App Store ;and the Golf Clearance Outlet, great prices on the best gear. See them in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth, or online here.Subscribe to never miss a Talk Birdie To Me ep. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok, send a voicemail here, and see our Masterclass videos on YouTube here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The guys recap Xander Schauffele's victory at Valhalla, the wild arrest of Scottie Scheffler, reflect on the sad passing of Grayson Murray plus the other big news in the golfing world. Never miss a moment, podcast or article on SM Media as you can follow us below on all our platforms. Website - https://thesmmediaent.wordpress.com/ YouTube - https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCO40v_nSWgc6WjmzF4IR68g Twitter - https://twitter.com/SMMediaEnt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SMMediaEnt/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/smmediaent/?hl=en iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/sm-media/id1528862527 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1iPnMJSgUPj4f0U58DHI9J?si=iVlyktAZTlOcDLPBvbLhzQ SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/fD17rkT6o5NNVaPj7

Cette semaine au programme de Swing, nous reviendrons sur la victoire de Xander Schauffele à l'USPGA. Après être longtemps passé pas loin de la victoire, l'Américain de 30 ans a enfin soulevé son premier tournoi Majeur. Une victoire qui peut être un déclic dans sa carrière.Dans la deuxième partie de l'émission nous parlerons de Nelly Korda qui s'est imposée une nouvelle fois sur le LPGA. Depuis le début de la saison, la numéro un mondiale a remporté 6 victoires en 8 tournois.Puis nous irons au golf du Médoc ou se déroule cette semaine le Championnat de France par équipes. Ugo Coussaud, a participé à deux Gounouilhou avec Angoulême, il nous racontera son expérience.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Normal service has resumed as we take a review of a chaotic week at Valhalla. We talk all things Xander, arrests, journey to scratch, Sweden and Rosapenna. Join us for the meander through golf.

Pods come thick and fast as Eddie joins Andrew to chat about the recent USPGA and much else besides. Eddie gives his thoughts on the two sides of Bryson DeChambeau and wonders how many more majors Xander Schauffele might now win. There is excitement about Eddie's burgeoning career as a golf tipping guru, but most of all he's excited to be getting back out into the swing of regular tour golf - admitting to just how little real golf he has played of late. And to how much chocolate he has eaten in his young life.Email the pod here - thechippingforecast@foldingpocket.co.ukEXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/chipping - Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pods come thick and fast as Eddie joins Andrew to chat about the recent USPGA and much else besides. Eddie gives his thoughts on the two sides of Bryson DeChambeau and wonders how many more majors Xander Schauffele might now win. There is excitement about Eddie's burgeoning career as a golf tipping guru, but most of all he's excited to be getting back out into the swing of regular tour golf - admitting to just how little real golf he has played of late. And to how much chocolate he has eaten in his young life. Email the pod here - thechippingforecast@foldingpocket.co.uk EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/chipping - Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The toms, tired after going to bed at midnight, take you through their thoughts on an incredible US PGA. Is this the most interesting US PGA EVER? Also, Tom's playing a tournament this week and is going to get absolutely pumped. When have you been totally demolished on the golf course? thetoms@golfisruiningmylife.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The USPGA is in the books and Xander has his first major, Bryson gave it a good try on behalf of LIV albeit coming up just short and Viktor emerged from his slump to show us the player we have all come to love. However, surprisingly these were not the biggest stories from Valhalla, Rory's news of impending divorce kicked off the week, Jimmy Dunne resigned from the PGA Advisory Board citing "lack of progress" with the PGA/PIF deal as his reason and then Scottie Scheffler got arrested and briefly jailed before getting bailed out and heading back to the course. Martin and Des try to make sense of the year's second major. Interact with the podcast via our Twitter/X link @ITFOG_podcast or via Instagram @ITFOG

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to Sunday's final round at the US PGA Championship. Thank you for tuning in this week. The Late Tee Time Podcast is sponsored by SwitchWaterSupplier.com - switching made simple. Follow the podcast on Twitter / X at @LateTeeTimePod. This is a Sports Broadcast Media production. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to Round 3 at the US PGA Championship. As it is a major, we'll be back ahead of Sunday's final round. The Late Tee Time Podcast is sponsored by SwitchWaterSupplier.com - switching made simple. Follow the podcast on Twitter / X at @LateTeeTimePod. This is a Sports Broadcast Media production. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to Round 2 at the US PGA Championship. As it is a major, we'll be back ahead of R3 and Sunday's final round. The Late Tee Time Podcast is sponsored by SwitchWaterSupplier.com - switching made simple. Follow the podcast on Twitter / X at @LateTeeTimePod. This is a Sports Broadcast Media production. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

John Tennant guests in the studio. He tells us about his Carnoustie Championship experience, we talk about the first day of the USPGA from Valhalla and we touch on Mental Health Awareness Week and why we all need to keep an eye on each other. Thanks to support From McCarthy And Stone and if you're in the Bramhall area this weekend make sure to drop in and view their Penthouse Open Weekend at Queens View, Bramhall.

The second major of the year is upon us as the USPGA Championship returns to Valhalla, 10 years after Rory McIlory won his fourth and last major there. Fresh from his Masters victory, (and arrival of his first child) Scottie Scheffler is favourite to win the tournament as he bids to win a third major. Sky Sports golf presenter Sarah Stirk is joined by betting experts Dave Tindall and Ben Coley to take a deep look into the US PGA Championship, including best outright odds, long-shots and hopes for the tournament. 18+. Begambleaware.org.

Fans call Min Woo Lee the chef, so is he finally ready to serve up a major? Is the Jason Day redemption arc nearing completion? Will Cam Smith's Olympic sized motivation elevate his play? What of quiet achiever Cam Davis? We didn't even mention Adam Scott and Lucas Herbert yet. Today, Jimmy Emanuel helps us analyse Australian golf's USPGA chances. Featured: Jimmy Emanuel, golf journalist.Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Here it is, our regular special podcast, looking at the second major of the year. Who are the players to look out for, from our top picks to the outsiders to watch?  Where to put your hard-earned money.  This week, Robin is joined by guest contributorTom Needham.https://www.siegergolf.com/offers/BaAEYBog/checkoutA Birkhall Media Production

Martin and Des catch up after a couple of weeks away from the studio. We preview the form of the main contenders for the upcoming USPGA championship from Valhalla. Can Scottie keep winning, can Rory turn back the clock and win again at Valhalla, can Brooks defend his title and can Jon Rahm generate some momentum after his defection to LIV in the autumn? We also discuss other issues including the PGA's invites to LIV players, Greg's newest claims and why Jordan Spieth is obviously set on vetoing any deal with the PIF. As ever we welcome any interation with the podcast via our Twitter/X portal @ITFOG_podcast or via Instagram @ITFOG.

Episode 360 - Bob Young - True Golf - the story of Moe Norman and a new song with Bob's brother Neil YoungOur Guest - Bob Young was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1942. He was a member of the Canadian Professional Golfers' Association for nearly three decades and first met Moe Norman in the early 1960s. Like Norman, Young has always been intrigued by metaphysics and has had access to the leading trance mediums. Young's brother is Neil Young, the internationally recognized singer-songwriter.Book: Mind Golf: The Troubled Genius of Moe Norman - At one of a series of clinics that former USPGA teacher of the year Craig Shankland staged, he asked Moe Norman in front of about 300 people, “What's it like to hit perfect shots, Moe?” Moe paused and looked at the audience. Then, in jest, said, “You will never know.”Mind Golf assembles and ignites the mental energy of the image of the shot-to-be. Moe “Pipeline Moe” Norman was a Canadian professional golfer and the best ball-striker the world has ever known. Author Bob Young met the eccentric golfer and traveled between Canada and Florida from the early 1960s to 2004, where he was able to observe Pipeline Moe for decades. Mind Golf is about life and golf and the metaphysical connection between Norman's mechanics and Young's perception of the mental construct of ball striking. The core of Mind Golf recounts the trail to Young's discovery, which will help you discover it too.____https://bobyounggolf.com/Support the Show.https://livingthenextchapter.com/Want to support the show and get bonus content?https://www.buzzsprout.com/1927756/subscribe

In this episode, European Tour Golf member, Damien McGrane, discusses the merger between the USPGA, LIV golf and the DP Tour. "It will make the big boys bigger. This is business," he says. "This is not golf."

Over the past two years, we have previewed the major championships with extraordinary success at picking winners and runners-up. Can we do it again?Rob and pick the winner of the USPGA, and is confident you can do it again at the US Open, or at least he hopes so. Mike Kershaw and Neil Falconer give their reasons for their picks (which include two long shots) and the guys talk a little bit about the course and the tournament.https://www.siegergolf.com/buy-now

Michael Block, a man of the people, how good was that! We dive straight into this year's second major and boy was it a good one. We cover all the goings on of the week's golf as well as other happenings in our lives. We recount the best 7th hole in Ireland and prepare for a big week of golf for ourselves.

On débrief ce 105e USPGA qui s'est déroulé du côté d'Oak Hill. Si Brooks Koekpa s'impose, Victor Perez nous à fait vibrer. Un temps dans le top 5 de l'épreuver, le Français termine finalement 12e. Perez réalise sa meileure performance dans un tournoi Majeur. Le Tarbais remonte au 59e rang mondial et marque les esprits à quelques mois de la Ryder Cup. Vous entendrez sa réaction et ses ambitions. Nous parlerons également de la victoire de Brooks Koekpa qui souléve son 5e titre Majeur.

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to the FINAL ROUND at the USPGA Championship. Thanks for listening this week. Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Broadcast Media. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to Round THREE at the USPGA Championship and, as it's a major, we'll be back ahead of each round. Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Broadcast Media. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

C'est jour de cut à l'USPGA et on debrief en compagnie de Guillaume Biaugeaud et François-Damien Rouleau, journaliste Canadien au Journal de Montréal.  On parlera des leaders, des trois Canadiens dans le top 15, de Victor Perez mais aussi du parcours d'Oak Hill qui a fait tant souffrir les joueurs durant les deux premiers tours.

Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to Round TWO at the USPGA Championship and, as it's a major, we'll be back ahead of each round. Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Broadcast Media. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're back for another weekly episode where we cover all things golf and a lot of things non-golf. We talk about this week's major, the USPGA, Ben tells us about the US Open Qualifier that took place at Walton Heath and Patrick confirms that Munster Rugby are in fact, back! As always this podcast is brought to you by www.KwackGolf.com where listeners can get 15% off and this episode is supported by www.SeedGolf.com where you can get 10% off the best golf balls in the game. Enter the discount code 'COVEREDIT' on both websites to save!

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Golf journalist, broadcaster and betting expert, Dave Tindall joins James Buttler to look ahead to the USPGA Championship and, as it's a major, we'll be back ahead of each round. Late Tee Time is produced by Sports Broadcast Media. Follow Sports Betting Media on Twitter @SBM_Podcasts. If you've got any advertising or sponsorship opportunities you want to discuss with us, email: james@sportsbroadcastmedia.co.uk Good luck with your bets but please gamble responsibly - visit BeGambleAware.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On vous propose un podcast en direct d'Oak Hill. Juste avant le début du 105e USPGA, on vous donne les dernières nouvelles de Rochester : le parcours, les joueurs, Victor Perez vous allez tout savoir avant le premier départ.  Avec nous dans cette émission Sam Bernard, le caddy de Matt Wallace mais aussi Simon Richalot, l'un des 130 green-keepers présents cette semaine sur le parcours Est d'Oak Hill.

The year's second Major is upon us but before you strike a bet be sure to listen to Betfair's USPGA podcast. Sky Sports' Sarah Stirk hosts and is once again joined by Ben Coley of SportingLife.com and Betfair's golf tipster Dave Tindall. The team talk each-way value with the Betfair Sportsbook paying 12 places as well as the best way to utilise the huge prices and in-play excellence of the Betfair Exchange. For more golf tips & insight head to betting.betfair.com/football/ 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit www.begambleaware.org

On vous propose une émission spéciale 105e USPGA : favoris, parcours, histoire, on vous dira tout sur le 2e Majeur de l'année. En compagnie de Sébastien Audoux, ancien de Canal + et qui a couvert 9 USPGA, et Guillaume Biaugeaud, coach Altus Performance, on vous donnera toutes les clés pour suivre ce PGA Championship qui se déroule pour la 4e fois de l'histoire sur le parcours d'Oak Hill.

https://www.siegergolf.com/buy-nowNext week the USPGA Championship -the year's second major gets underway. As always, we at The Golfing Mind podcast put on our thinking hats and bookmakers' mindset, then offer our thoughts and reflections before picking our three picks for who will take away the prize. Over the past five majors, we have been consistently getting our picks finishing in the top ten spots as well as picking two winners. Can we make it six in a row? It's easy to pick the hot favourite, but as we know, it is rarely the winner.

David Graham:- Born in 1946 in Windsor, Victoria (Australia)- Started Golf at 12 years of age at Wattle Park in Melbourne- Switched from left to right handed as a Trainee Professional- Was the Club Professional at Seabrook Golf Club in Tasmania- Moved to Sydney and worked for PGF- Turned Pro in 1962- Was coached by Alex Mercer- Moved to America in 1969- Won the 1977 Australian Open at The Australian Golf Club- World Golf Hall of Fame Inductee, 2015- Won 1979 USPGA after double bogeying the 72nd hole- Won the 1981 US Open- Won 37 tournaments worldwide- One of the hardest workers of all time- Plays with Lee Trevino four times a week - Hung out with Ben Hogan a lot

"It feels to me that some in Australia suffer Stockholm syndrome when it comes to the USPGA, and we are extremely selective in how we choose to apply our condemnation of sportswashing..."

When it comes to Aussie golfer Cam Smith and the LIV rebel golf league, there's a lot of smoke, but is there fire? One compatriot thinks Cam Smith is "gone". There's been renewed reports of a one hundred million dollar deal. Smith himself is refusing to say much at all. We look at the pursuit of Australia's golfing golden boy and the implications for the sport. PLUS Serena Williams retires, while Lauren Jackson's hoops comeback gathers pace. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

When it comes to Aussie golfer Cam Smith and the LIV rebel golf league, there's a lot of smoke, but is there fire? One compatriot thinks Cam Smith is "gone". There's been renewed reports of a one hundred million dollar deal. Smith himself is refusing to say much at all. We look at the pursuit of Australia's golfing golden boy and the implications for the sport. PLUS Serena Williams retires, while Lauren Jackson's hoops comeback gathers pace. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Would you accept a billion dollars to play golf? A new competition funded by Saudi Arabia called LIV Golf is turning the usually staid and boring game of on its head. Saudi money is funding a new golf tournament around the world, and it's ruffling feathers in the established corridors of the sport like the USPGA and The Royal and Ancient Golf Club. The new tournament LIV is offering hundreds of millions of dollars to secure players from other tours, and many are accepting. In this episode, we're joined by Sam Squiers from Fox Sports News who also hosts LiSTNR's On Her Game and The Sport podcasts. We learn what is LIV - and what is sports washing? Today's Headlines: - Three dead in Queensland shooting- Japan condemns Chinese military exercise- Shortages of popular drugs- Breonna Taylor: four officers charged- Adelaide Crows players consider class action over camp 'disgrace' Follow The Briefing: Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAU See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stephen Kelly and Alan Cawley give a guard of honour to Guardiola as Man City make more history; in Gaelic Games, we have news on the qualifier draw in Gaelic Football, and in hurling we have Niall Moran on big weekends for Wexford & Cork, plus in golf we look back on Justin Thomas' win at the USPGA with Raymie Burns! Game On.

Chris McNulty on another golden day for Irish boxing as Broadhurst and O'Rourke both win Gold at the World Championships; in golf, we're live to Greg Allen at the USPGA as Rory starts in style, and David Sneyd is in studio on a busy news day in association football either side of the Irish Sea! Game On.

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It's been an eventful week. The USPGA of America and the R&A have turned their backs on Donald Trump for the foreseeable. Meanwhile in Hawaii, Justin Thomas found himself in hot water. Joe Molloy, Nathan Murphy, Fionn Davenport and Peter Lawrie discuss.

It's been an eventful week. The USPGA of America and the R&A have turned their backs on Donald Trump for the foreseeable. Meanwhile in Hawaii, Justin Thomas found himself in hot water. Joe Molloy, Nathan Murphy, Fionn Davenport and Peter Lawrie discuss.

This is the second in a little series of holiday reflections about golf and the Christian life. Feel free to share them with your friends.When Fijian golfer Vijay Singh stepped onto the first tee for the final round of the 1998 USPGA, he was setting out on the most important 18 holes of his life. He was tied for the lead with Steve Stricker. They were both trying to win their first Major. Earlier that morning, Singh's young son had farewelled him with a simple message, which Vijay wrote on a piece of paper and pinned to his golf bag. “Papa,” it said, “trust your swing.”Vijay did exactly that, and won his first Major. It's one of the paradoxes of golf. The more you think about the shot in front of you, the more you worry about what might happen, the harder you try to avoid all the disasters that might befall you, the more likely you are to send the ball scuttling off at 45 degrees into the bushes. Anxiety, tension, thinking too much, fear of failure—these are all fatal to good golf. The good golfer practises until he has a swing that he can repeat with a fair degree of reliability. And then, when he stands over the ball, he goes into his regular routine and repeats that swing, trusting that it will work for him, as it has countless times before.But trusting your swing requires mental courage. You stand over the ball and look up at your target. The flag is 170 metres away, into a stiff breeze, across a lake, with bunkers everywhere. At that moment, it seems hard to believe that a smooth, relaxed, back-and-through swing will give you the best chance of hitting the green. Anxiety starts whispering in your ear. Your hands grip the club a little tighter. You struggle to stay calm as you take the club back. And then at the top of the backswing, some part of your lizard brain initiates a violent downward thrashing motion, as if you are trying to kill a snake. The result is a predictable piece of self-sabotage. Didn't trust the swing. Staying calm and trusting the swing is the rational thing to do. It yields the best results. But it's still hard to do when the heat is on, and your playing partners are watching, and all the memories of previous disasters are flooding into your mind. In the Bible, ‘faith' in God is trusting your swing. It's relying on what we know to be true about the supremely good, supremely powerful God who has loved us in Jesus Christ. We know that God is reliable and good and generous. We know it from how he has acted, not only in the history of Israel and supremely in Christ, but also in our own lives. We know that trusting God always turns out for the best, because he has promised that he will always work for our good—and we know that he always keeps his promises.But trusting God is also an act of mental courage. We know that God is supremely trustworthy. But it's amazing how often we find ourselves standing over the ball, paralysed by the obstacles in front us, gripped by anxiety, and worried about what others will think of us. Some irrational part of our sinful brain screams at us to trust our instincts, or what everyone else is saying, rather than to stay calm and trust God. And so against all sense, we self-sabotage our way to another disaster. Trusting God is not some mystical quality or some non-rational leap into the dark. Trusting God's word is always the most rational, the most sensible, the most effective thing to do. It always turns out best, not only because God's ways are so good, but because God's promise is unshakeable. All we have to do is trust. If only I could remember that on the first tee.PSThis is a free public edition of The Payneful Truth. To sign up as a partner and receive every edition every week, just hit the subscribe button below. (And to find out why I have this partner scheme, see this explanation.) And this week's image is one of me at Barnbougle Dunes, one of the top-rated golf courses in the world, located just outside the little town of Bridport in north-east Tasmania. Definitely a course where you need to trust your swing! This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.twoways.news/subscribe