On the Mark Golf Podcast

Michael Breed from The Golf Channel joins the show and brings insights, tips and drills to help your game.  Michael Breed and Mark Immelman address six major shots that could plaque your game and Breed shares tips and drills to cure a: Top/Thin Shot, a Fat Shot, a Toe Shot, a Heel Shot, a Hook Shot, and a Slice Shot.  Breed also shares drills for more power off the tee, and success around and on the greens.

Brandel Chamblee (Golf Channel) discusses his new book "The Anatomy of Greatness" (NY Times Bestseller) with Mark Immelman.  They discuss elements that all of golf's great champions exhibited in their golf swings and elaborate on how you can use those to improve your swing.  Brandel and Mark also help you learn from: Justin Rose, Henrik Stenson, Matt Kuchar, Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth and Jason Day.  Ladies, do not despair, they also highlight things you can learn from watching Lydia Ko, Lexi Thompson and Brooke Henderson.

Mark Immelman, shares thoughts and insights from Jim Furyk, who shot the lowest round ever on the PGA TOUR - a 58 at The 2016 Travelers Championship.  Immelman, a well-respected international golf teacher, opines on Furyk's insights and then shares tips on how you can prepare yourself to shoot low scores, and perhaps your lowest score ever!

Talented young golfer (Web.com Tour) Max Homa joins the show.  He talks about his influences in golf; shares insights for parents with talented kids, shares tips and drills for your game, including improving wedges shots, and lets you into his game and how he prepares for competition.  Max also talks about College and Amateur golf and the transition from amateurs to the pros.  Further, he compares and contrasts the PGA TOUR and the Web.com Tour.

Brooks Koepka joins the podcast and raps candidly with Mark Immelman about all manner of things in golf.  He shares an update on his foot injury and the consequent rehab; he talks about Nike Golf and the future; Brooks talks about golf in college and the lessons he learned in his collegiate career.  He also talks in-depth about his career and the decision to play on the European Tour before coming back to compete on the PGA TOUR.  And Brooks Koepka shares tips on hitting the driver more powerfully.

In a fascinating discussion, Charl Schwartzel (Masters Champion 2011) opens up and talks about parenting in golf, golf equipment, golf swing technique and owning your golf swing.  Further, he compares college golf to turning professional early.  He also walks us through the final round of the 2011 Masters, what he felt like, how he managed himself and the nerves, playing under high pressure, and what it feels like to birdie the final four holes of a Major to win.

PGATOUR.com's Jonathan Wall brings up-to-date insider knowledge on the bombshell Nike Golf dropped when they announced they would be exiting the golf equipment business in the end of 2016.  Jonathan also gives a detailed summary and explanation of Ping's new iBlade and the technology that makes it good.

Ever popular, Chris Solomon from nolayingup.com calls in from the Netherlands to chat with Mark Immelman.  They talk Tiger Woods, the 2016 Majors, Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka, Danny Willett, Dustin Johnson, Henrik Stenson and Jimmy Walker.  They also touch on the Rio Olympics, the USGA and The PGA.  Just for good measure they also talk about Stephan Jaeger shooting 58 on the Web.com Tour.

Rising golf coach on the PGA TOUR, Drew Steckel, talks about the use of technology in golf instruction.  He and Mark Immelman specifically refer to the use of a BodiTrack Mat and how the understanding of a correct weight shift can improve ball contact and control. Steckel also talks about his work with PGA TOUR players, Danny Lee, Jason Gore and Pat Perez and shares a tip to help your weight shift.

PGA TOUR Professional, Eric Compton, shares his moving and emotional life story. He speaks candidly about his heart troubles and procedures and the mindset it takes to bounce back from his life-altering health setbacks.  He also shares insights on the grit it requires to overcome his physical challenges.  Eric also speaks fondly about his favorite charity "DONATE LIFE" and his efforts on behalf of the organ-transplant community.