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Nate Oxman is a Renaissance Man. A caddie at Marion, teacher, longtime golf writer, published author, and now a podcast host! In "That's Good. Pick it Up!", Nate will share some of golf's best books through interviews with authors. Purchase Nate's book, Philly Phenoms - https://tinyurl.com/mr262nfw

GOLF - THE CURE FOR A GRUMPY OLD MAN is aimed at regular golfers whose skills have deteriorated and would-be golfers who need the guidance as to which path to follow. Alliss is humorous but always helpful and confirms the great game as a really accessible and hugely enjoyable pastime to pursue for both men and women.

Ron Chopper, Hamish Brayshaw and Joel Innes try to figure out how to be good at golf. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The golf podcast not all about golf! Here we delve into current golf events, offer quick tips and lessons, and explore happenings in other sports too...

We are couple of golf sickos pursuing the ever elusive perfect golf. During the journey we hope to not only improve our game, but yours as well! Lets TIP IT OUT!

Welcome to ’It’s tee Time’ from the Mind Fit Golf Club Team of Neville Gaunt and Tony Westwood. We are here to help you improve your golf and more.

Living It Up, everyday. Brian, George, and PGA Tour winner Billy Hurley III explore the ever-changing landscape of competitive golf in an unbiased and neutral way, calling “balls and strikes” on both the PGA Tour and LIV Golf (and all other golf tours in-between). Join us weekly as we recap the previous week’s highs and lows and pontificate on what’s next for professional golf. #TeamReality #LivingItUp

A podcast by amateur golfers, for amateur golfers.We are two dads in our late 30's on a continuous quest to get better at golf whilst also balancing full time jobs, happy wives, kids and a dog. Join us talking about our golfing journey with a twist, and get involved in our endless endeavour to Keep it in the Short Stuff.

I started Practical Golf for two reasons - I want to help you all improve as golfers, but more importantly, I want you to enjoy the game more. Improvement comes in many different forms - technique, the mental game, strategy, playing the right equipment, and a few other topics. However, I don't think you will make much progress in any of those areas if you are not enjoying your time on the course or on the practice range.

Tee It Up! with Keith Jones is an informative, insightful and cutting-edge hour-long nationally syndicated golf radio show, hosted by veteran sports broadcaster Keith Jones. Keith has been covering the game of golf regularly for more than 25 years and has covered many prestigious golf tournaments. Keith’s experience includes sports coverage for such networks as NBC, CBS, CBC and Mutual and now he brings his national broadcasting experience weekly to the golf world. Now in its 26th year, Tee It Up! with Keith Jones is more than just an ordinary weekly golf show. A unique combination of ...

Hosted by Pat Wheeler.It was the Texas Golf Hall of Fame teacher Harvey Penick who told his star pupils Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite, "you'll enjoy golf a lot more if you hit it where they wow."Such golfing wisdom is part of the colorful golf history of Texas, a history that is celebrated on Hit It Where They Mow (Talking Golf in Texas) hosted by Pat Wheeler. The shows will feature the players, courses and perspective that make golf the greatest game, all with a decided Texas slant.A native Texan from Tyler, Wheeler played competitive golf in high school and at SMU where he earned a degree in ...

Your weekly non-golfing golf update as brought to you by Kwack Golf.

Figuring It Out: A Golf Podcast provides golf enthusiasts with unique and captivating perspectives from the world of golf. Through in-depth interviews with businesses, professionals, and individuals shaping the industry, each episode offers listeners a fresh take on the golf world and surrounding culture.

Podcast that makes sense of the things people do to make cents...Making Cents of It All with Jesse Stakes gives the spotlight to the small businesses that make America run. We look to share the "why" behind why people choose what they do professionally and showcase their expertise in their chosen profession for the benefit of our audience. We also dive into the services that support those small businesses and provide information on the technology and services that allow them to do what they do each and every day effectively and more efficiently. Making Cents of It All with Jesse Stakes ...

We dive deep into golf, sharing expert insights to help you improve your golf swing and lower your scores. Renowned golf coach Mark Crossfield, stats expert Lou Stagner, and PGA Tour player Greg Chalmers join forces to bring you an engaging, informative, and entertaining show dedicated to all things golf. Your game will improve, and you will have a lot of laughs along the way listening to the banter of these three friends. Whether you're a seasoned pro or beginner golfer, this podcast is your ultimate resource for enhancing your skills and unlocking your full potential on the golf course. Join...

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Sports Betting Analyst Cam Rogers brings you his BEST sports picks of the week! Short, consumable and authentic episodes of sports betting content. Cam chats with industry experts and athletes for deeper betting insight and fun conversation!

We’re so hard on ourselves. We tie our self-worth to the results of our actions, to how well we hit a golf shot or what score we make on a hole. When things go badly, we start to doubt our basic goodness as human beings. We start to say things like “What’s wrong with me?” We usually can’t accept making a mistake, despite the fact that we know everybody makes them.

As we address the ball, occasionally something happens that makes us want to change our mind. It may be a change in the wind, something about our lie or stance that we didn’t notice before, or an uneasy feeling about our club selection. When you change your mind about how you’re going to play a shot just before you execute it, there’s more that needs to be done than you might think.

When we say to someone, “Don’t think of a monkey,” the image that comes to mind is a monkey. That’s because the word “monkey” refers to something we can perceive, but the word “don’t” is purely conceptual. On the golf course, when we say to ourselves, “Don’t hit it into the lake,” the image that appears in our mind is our golf ball flying toward and splashing into the lake. Golfers tend to have a negative attitude about themselves after hitting the ball in the place they hoped to avoid.