No Laying Up - Golf Podcast

Aldrich Potgieter's thrilling victory in a five-hole playoff at the Rocket Classic takes center stage, alongside media beef with Collin Morikawa. The discussion dives into the dynamics of tournament play and the evolving role of young talent in golf. Personal anecdotes spice up the conversation, exploring the importance of mental clarity through sports psychology. They also reflect on unique player connections and strategies while celebrating community spirit and achievements within the vibrant world of golf.

DJ shares his unique golf journey, revealing insights about transitioning from Florida to Wisconsin. The discussion highlights the importance of enjoying the game, regardless of scores, and recent gear upgrades after a fitting with Titleist. Wedge play and practice drills are examined for improving skills, alongside personal stories about balancing life with golf. The episode touches on nurturing young talent in American golf and ends with reflections on how early experiences and camaraderie shaped a career in sports journalism.

Minjee Lee steals the spotlight with her third major title at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship. Keegan Bradley stuns Tommy on the 18th hole at the Travelers Championship, highlighting the emotional highs and lows of competition. The podcast dives into the intricacies of women's golf, from course setups to the disparity in visibility compared to the men's tour. It also explores the pressures of golf captaincy and the need for better coverage and conditions for female players, making the case for a brighter future in women's golf.

The KPMG Women's PGA Championship is heating up as Minjee Lee leads the pack with Jeeno Thitkul trailing behind. There's a lively discussion about the players' performances and the mental resilience needed in high-stakes golf. The hosts critique the current state of women's golf commentary and broadcasting, stressing the need for more excitement and engagement. Insights on golf betting strategies and the challenges faced by spectators add to the buzz. With the final round approaching, expectations soar for what these talented women will deliver.

Delve into the colorful feuds of Seve Ballesteros, a golfing legend known for his charismatic rivalries and complex relationships. From dramatic encounters during Ryder Cups to his passionate beginnings in Spain, his story is filled with humorous anecdotes and fierce competitions. Discover the controversies surrounding his exclusion from pivotal matches and the intense dynamics with fellow players like Paul Azinger. This exploration captures both the spirited nature of golf and the personal conflicts that shaped Ballesteros' legacy.

Ben Griffin, a rising star on the PGA Tour, shares his insights as excitement builds for the KPMG Women's PGA Championship and the Travelers Championship. He discusses the challenges of competing on summer Bermuda grass and reflects on the unpredictable nature of the LPGA season. The conversation highlights the evolving stature of women's golf and the innovations coming with new leadership on the PGA Tour. Griffin emphasizes the importance of mindset and strategy as key factors for success in upcoming tournaments.

Gil Hanse, a renowned course architect known for designing major championship courses, joins the conversation to share insights about the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Fields Ranch East. He discusses the unique challenges the course presents to top female players, including strategic layout and environmental considerations. The hosts also delve into the dynamics of women's golf, highlighting emerging talents and the significance of custom fitting for enhancing player performance. Hanse's perspective adds depth to the anticipation surrounding this prestigious tournament.

J.J. Spaun makes headlines by clinching his first Major at the U.S. Open, leaving Big Bob MacIntyre in the dust. Highlights focus on Spaun's epic 17th hole drive and the mental challenges players faced at Oakmont. The podcast also dives into frustrations with tournament broadcast, touching on the relatable nature of players like Victor Hovland. Don’t miss the humorous takes on Terrell Hatton’s antics and discussions about the emotional rollercoaster that defines competitive golf, wrapped up with exciting upcoming tournaments!

Excitement brews as Sam Burns leads the U.S. Open, with predictions flying around about the contenders. A rainy day spiced up the tournament, creating unexpected shifts in the leaderboard. The pressure of performance looms large over golfers, while stylish attire makes a splash. Insights into major wins and career impacts illuminate the competition's nuances. The hosts also share memorable anecdotes and engage with the community, all while playfully critiquing the unpredictable nature of the game.

Joey Ferrari, a vibrant golf enthusiast, shares his unforgettable experiences at Oakmont, including a practice round alongside legends Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. The conversation dives into the emotional landscape of competing under pressure and the challenges posed by the U.S. Open's unforgiving course. The hosts discuss the impressive performances of players like Sam Burns and the upcoming Travelers Championship, while Joey's humorous tales add a lively touch, making for an entertaining mix of insight and nostalgia in the world of golf.