Next on the Tee: Where Golf Legends Live & Your Game Gets Better

Former PGA Tour pro David Canipe, The Confidence Doctor Dr. Bob Winters, and original Golf Channel creative force Michael J. Whelan join me for an episode filled with great stories, mental-game advice, and a trip through golf history. We start with David Canipe , a three-year letterman at the University of Georgia who helped the Bulldogs win the 1972 SEC Championship before beginning a professional career that epitomized what it meant to be a grinder. David takes us back to the old Space Coast Tour, where he estimates he won 25 times, and shares what it took to make it through PGA Tour Q-School three different times. We also hear about playing alongside Bill Kratzert at Georgia, the incredible field he faced at his first Q-School in 1976, and some of the biggest moments of his PGA Tour career—including becoming the early leader at the 1984 U.S. Open, finishing T4 at the 1988 Las Vegas Invitational, making the cut at Jack Nicklaus’ Memorial Tournament, and taking the 54-hole lead into Sunday at the 1989 Southern Open. Then, The Confidence Doctor, Dr. Bob Winters , returns with a mental-game lesson every golfer needs to hear: stop playing holes that haven't happened yet. We've all done it. Three holes to go and suddenly we're calculating what we need to shoot to break a milestone score, win the tournament, or finally beat our buddies. Dr. Bob explains why getting ahead of ourselves can derail a great round, how to stay present when the pressure builds, and even shares a simple rubber-band trick that can help bring your mind back to the shot in front of you. Finally, Michael J. Whelan returns to take us inside his fascinating new book, The Fairways of Wisdom . Mike was the guy behind everything when The Golf Channel launched in the mid-1990s, creating its original programming and assembling the talent both in front of and behind the cameras. His remarkable television career also includes HBO, CBS, and NBC. In The Fairways of Wisdom , Mike combines that lifetime of storytelling with his love of golf, playing 9 holes with 9 legends and exploring the lessons and wisdom they might share. Three terrific guests. PGA Tour stories from a true grinder. A mental-game lesson you can use during your very next round. And a creative journey alongside some of golf's greatest legends. It's all here on Next on the Tee—where golf legends live and your game gets better. Thank you for pressing play and taking the journey with us.

The professional golf season may be winding down, but Next on the Tee never sleeps. This week, I’m joined by three outstanding guests bringing us great golf instruction, leadership insights, legendary stories, and a fascinating look at innovation in sports. Resident Director of Instruction Tom Patri , a Golf Magazine Top 100 Alumni Instructor, is back to talk about the Player of the Year conversation—who belongs in it, who could sneak into the discussion, and what we can learn from Ryan Fox’s swing. TP also explains something that hurts golfers at every level: tension . We’ll talk about how tension destroys motion and what you can do to free up your swing and play better golf. Then, Tom Wildenhaus , Director of Golf at Olde Florida Golf Club, PGA Master Professional, and member of the South Florida PGA Hall of Fame, joins me for a conversation that goes beyond the golf swing. Tom shares his perspective on leadership, including some important do’s and don’ts for creating the kind of culture and experience that keeps members and guests coming back. We’ll also cross over into the football world with longtime friend Lee Hanson, Co-Founder of Guardian Caps . We have been longtime believers in Guardian Caps. Lee and Erin Hanson started the company back in 2011. We first met them on Thursday Night Tailgate (football show) back in 2012 and have been tooting their horn ever since. You’ve probably seen their protective helmet covers being worn by players from youth football all the way to the NFL. Lee takes us back to their early days, the journey to acceptance, and what's behind the innovation designed to help make the game safer—and there’s a great golf connection too. His company manufactures urethane covers for several golf ball brands, and Lee was also involved in helping Dick’s Sporting Goods bring the Maxfli brand back to life. Golf instruction, Player of the Year debate, club leadership, sports safety innovation, golf ball technology, and plenty of great stories—it’s all packed into this edition of Next on the Tee…where golf legends live and your game gets better. Thank you for pressing play and taking the journey with us.

Power off the tee. Power between the ears. 8-time Canadian Long Drive Champion Lisa “Longball” Vlooswyk returns to Next on the Tee to share what years of competing under pressure taught her about generating speed, handling nerves, creating more distance, and bouncing back after a bad swing. Lisa also shares a simple way everyday golfers can create more clubhead speed—without swinging out of their shoes. Then, Dr. Jim Afremow and Emmy-nominated writer Phil White make their Next on the Tee debut to discuss their new book, The Daily Champion’s Mind . We dive into building real confidence, embracing pressure, overcoming doubt, resetting after mistakes, avoiding analysis paralysis, and separating who you are from how you performed. Plus, we head to Augusta National to explore the mental challenge of The Masters and what happens when a player realizes, I can actually win this thing. Distance. Confidence. Mental toughness. Gratitude. And, of course, a healthy dose of Vitamin G . It’s all on this edition of Next on the Tee—where golf legends live and your game gets better.

Opening up the Next on the Tee Legends Vault as 1989 Open Champion and PGA Tour legend Mark Calcavecchia takes us inside one of the hottest stretches of golf in PGA Tour history. At the 2009 RBC Canadian Open , Mark Calcavecchia made an incredible nine consecutive birdies , setting a PGA Tour record —and making the moment even more special, his son Eric was on the bag as his caddie . Calc shares the story behind the record-setting birdie streak, if the rest of the group treated him like a pitcher throwing a no-hitter, and the hilarious story of what his son said to him as he stood on the tee after tying the record of 8 straight. Hear the story directly from the man who lived it on Next on the Tee: Legends Vault , featuring legendary players, unforgettable golf stories, and moments from the history of the game.

This week on Next on the Tee , we’re working on two areas that can make a huge difference in the game: what happens between our ears and how we develop the next generation of golfers. Mindset expert Ricky Kalmon , author of the upcoming Leverage Your Mindset for Golfers , Breaking Mental Barriers and Elevating Your Game , shares ways to quiet negative thoughts, handle pressure, recover from bad shots, and stop letting that one dreaded hole beat us before we even get there. Ricky explains “AutoThoughts,” the importance of a strong mental routine, and why sometimes the most powerful thing we can tell ourselves is simply, “I got this.” Then Lee-Anne Gilchrist , CEO of the Golf Performance Academy, joins me for an important conversation about developing junior golfers. We talk about recognizing talent and desire, building their confidence, focusing on development instead of scores, and how parents can support their young players without unknowingly adding pressure. Two great teachers. Two different sides of the game. One episode packed with advice to help us play better—and help the next generation grow. Thank you for pressing play and joining me on Next on the Tee—where golf legends live and your game gets better.

Golf mental game meets unforgettable PGA Tour stories as 1989 Open Champion Mark Calcavecchia and “The Confidence Doctor” Dr. Bob Winters return to Next on the Tee . Dr. Bob shares a powerful lesson on how ego can hurt your golf game , particularly on the greens. Using stories and wisdom from legends including Arnold Palmer, Bruce Crampton, Doug Sanders, and Jean Van de Velde , he explains how putting your ego aside can lead to better decisions, more confidence, and lower scores. Then Mark Calcavecchia takes us inside some remarkable moments from his PGA Tour career . We revisit his record nine consecutive birdies at the 2009 Canadian Open at Glen Abbey , including the hilarious story of what was happening inside his group as the streak kept growing. Mark also takes us back to his dominant 2001 Phoenix Open victory , when he shot 60 and ultimately won by eight over Rocco Mediate. When did he realize 59 was within reach? And how did he avoid becoming another player who surrendered a huge Sunday lead? Mark explains why, like Arnold Palmer, his philosophy was simple: keep attacking. Plus, Mark shares his thoughts on the proposed PGA Tour changes for 2028 , the possibility of promotion and relegation between the Championship and Challenger Series, and whether we'll continue seeing him on PGA Tour Champions in 2027 . It's golf psychology, putting confidence, PGA Tour history, legendary stories, and plenty of laughs with two longtime favorites. Next on the Tee — Where Golf Legends Live & Your Game Gets Better.

Your best golf shot may be lying to you. ⛳ You hit that 7-iron 160 yards once—or maybe a few times—so when the GPS says 160, what club comes out of the bag? But what if your normal 7-iron goes 150–155? How about that 10-20 yard chip shot that's hard to dial in. Those are just a couple of topics two of the very best instructors help you with on this episode of Next on the Tee... My gumba Rob Strano returns for an incredible 26th appearance. Rob and I get into why he grinds the heel of his wedges, plus he shares tips to hit better chips, how to play uneven lies, and why AimPoint gets a bad rap. We also talk Jordan Spieth, and the proposed changes coming to the PGA Tour in 2028. Then PGA Master Professional John Hughes joins me . We talk about playing for the golfer we actually are instead of the golfer we hope shows up that day—and why better course management may save us more strokes than another swing change. Two outstanding teachers, and better people. A ton of useful golf instruction. Plenty of laughs. And, of course, a healthy dose of Vitamin G. 🎙️ Your Best Golf Shot Is Lying to You Listen now to Next on the Tee — Where Golf Legends Live & Your Game Gets Better, wherever you get your podcast content. #Golf #GolfPodcast #GolfInstruction #GolfTips #PGA #PGATour #ShortGame #CourseManagement

It’s an Amateur Golf Special Bonus Edition of Next on the Tee , featuring Robert Morris University Head Coach Steve Shingledecker and Amateur Players Tour Atlanta Chapter owner Sean Pierce . Steve joins me during this busy U.S. Amateur Championship week at Merion Golf Club and Philadelphia Country Club , where he’ll be on the bag for RMU standout Chuck Tregresser . We break down the upcoming RMU season, the great strides the team has made, and why now they expect to win every time they tee it up. We also talk about the great year Chuck has had and the major accomplishment that it is just getting into their year’s US Amateur field. Steve’ shares his own experience competing in the U.S. Amateur and U.S. Mid-Amateur and what it will be like for him being on the bag for Chuck during the tournament. Then Sean Pierce takes us inside the Amateur Players Tour and its Atlanta Chapter. With five divisions, verified handicaps, and competitive tournament golf for players of different skill levels, the APT gives everyday golfers the opportunity to experience what it feels like to play golf when every shot actually counts . From the pressure of the U.S. Amateur at historic Merion to competitive amateur golf you can play yourself, this episode celebrates the players, coaches, competition, and passion that make amateur golf so special. Thank you for pressing play. Next on the Tee — Where Golf Legends Live and Your Game Gets Better.

Golf instruction, unforgettable stories, and inside perspectives from some of the brightest minds in the game headline this week's edition of Next on the Tee . Resident Director of Instruction Tom Patri returns fresh off his annual charity golf marathon to discuss how many holes he was able to play and the incredible job he's done raising money for the South Florida PGA Foundation, plus Rory McIlroy's controversial comments about the FedEx Cup Playoffs, and the meteoric rise of PGA Tour rookie Jackson Koivun. Tom also shares lessons learned from coaching more than 125 PGA and LPGA Tour professionals, reveals what separates great players from good ones, explains how 10-15-handicappers can lower their scores faster, and names the best ball striker, driver, wedge player, putter, competitor, and most naturally gifted players he's ever seen. Then, another one of the top instructors in our game, Virgil Herring joins me to discuss his recognition as one of MSN's Top 10 Keynote Speakers, the messages he hopes every audience takes home, his unique Ryder Cup of Wine event, TEDx speaking experiences, and how he helps players get prepared to win. In the third segment, sports historian, author, and The Sports Time Traveler podcast host Len Ferman takes us back through some of the greatest stories in sports history. We revisit Arnold Palmer's heartbreaking collapse and Billy Casper's legendary comeback at the 1966 U.S. Open. Len talks about the legends who filled that leaderboard, from Ben Hogan to a very young Johnny Miller. From that gripping story, we shift to tales about the '66 baseball season and a couple of stories near and dear to my heart about Pirates greats Woodie Fryman and Dale Long. We dive way inside Long's stretch of 8 home runs in 8 consecutive games, a record that's been tied but never broken, and what kept Long in the minor leagues so long. Whether you're looking to improve your game, hear incredible stories from golf history, or gain insights from some of the game's top teachers, this episode delivers another memorable edition of Next on the Tee—where golf legends live and your game gets better.

Go behind the ropes of golf's biggest championships on this episode of Next on the Tee. Former Director of Golf at The Country Club at Brookline, Brendan Walsh takes you inside what it really takes to host the Ryder Cup , U.S. Open , and U.S. Amateur , while sharing unforgettable stories from the historic 1999 Ryder Cup , his thoughts on Ryan Fox's Open Championship victory , the controversial rulings involving Scottie Scheffler and Bryson DeChambeau , the game's pace-of-play problem, and why fan behavior has become one of the Tour's biggest challenges. Then, former PGA Tour player and University of Florida All-American David Jackson shares his incredible journey from surviving one of the toughest PGA Tour Q-Schools ever to winning on what is now the Korn Ferry Tour . He reflects on competing against future stars like Brad Faxon , Bob Estes , Billy Mayfair , and Duffy Waldorf , earning his PGA Tour card, and what it takes to succeed at the highest level. David also offers an inside look at coaching LPGA rising star Megan Schofill and why he believes she's poised for a breakthrough on the LPGA Tour. If you're passionate about golf , PGA Tour , Ryder Cup , U.S. Open , Open Championship , major championships , golf instruction , course setup , Q-School , Korn Ferry Tour , and the stories behind the game, this episode delivers exclusive insights you won't hear anywhere else. Press play and discover what really happens behind the scenes at golf's biggest events—from championship preparation and Tour life to unforgettable moments that shaped the game.

This week on Next on the Tee , I'm joined by two of the game's very best. Legendary golf course architect Rees Jones —known worldwide as "The Open Doctor" —shares stories about designing or renovating more than 225 golf courses including 7 US Open sites, 8 PGA Championship courses, 5 Ryder Cup courses, 2 Walker Cup venues, and 1 President's Cup site. Rees also renovated Bethpage Black and explains why the sign stating the course is meant for highly skilled players is no joke. You'll also hear what makes The Keep at McLemore so special, and how he decides where to put the par 3s and par 5s in his course layouts. Then, Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor Jeff Smith returns to help us all enjoy the game more. Jeff makes every segment he's a part of so much fun. His teaching style makes him one of the most sought-after teachers in our game. Jeff shares practical advice on the mental side of golf, how to flush away the negative thoughts and where we don't want to it and replace it with something positive...but you'll be surprised how he does that. Jeff is great, and you're really going to enjoy and get a lot out of the segment. If you love golf course architecture, golf instruction, the mental game, golf course design, and stories from the people who continue to shape our game , this is an episode you won't want to miss. Thank you, as always, for pressing play. Sit back, relax, and enjoy another great conversation where golf legends live and your game gets better.

Welcome to Next on the Tee – Where Golf Legends Live and Your Game Gets Better. This trailer is your introduction to one of golf's most celebrated podcasts. In the audio you'll hear from Hall of Famers, major champions, top instructors, legendary broadcasters, and some of the game's greatest storytellers—including voices like Gary Player, Hal Sutton, John Cook, Tim Simpson, Tom Patri, Tom Purtzer, Frank Nobilo, and Keith Hirshland. Whether you're looking to improve your game, hear incredible behind-the-scenes stories from the legends who actually lived them, or simply spend time with the people who have shaped the game we all love, Next on the Tee delivers entertaining, insightful conversations every week. Press play and discover why award-winning golf podcast host Chris Mascaro has become a trusted voice for golf fans around the world. Your next favorite golf story starts here.

A little something different for you on this bonus episode of Next on the Tee. What if Steve Perry had never returned to Journey? My guest this week, Kevin Chalfant , was ready to step in as Journey's lead singer before Steve Perry rejoined the band in 1995. We dive into Kevin's career, discuss the current state of Classic Rock , why classic rock radio stations aren't interest in new music from those bands, he remembers friends Jimi Jamison of Survivor and Alex Ligertwood of Santana , talks Chicago Bears football and their proposed move to Gary, Indiana, and much more. If you love Journey, Classic Rock, and hearing the real stories directly from the artists who lived them, I think you're going to love this conversation. 🎙️ Next on the Tee — Where Golf Legends Live... and occasionally Rock Legends stop by too.

What does it take to tell one of the greatest sports stories ever put on film? And what does it take to prepare today's young athletes for success in a world where talent alone isn't enough? This week on Next on the Tee , I have two extraordinary guests who answer those questions from very different perspectives. First, legendary producer and former HBO Sports President Ross Greenburg returns to the show. Ross has won well over 100 major television awards and created some of the finest sports documentaries ever produced. We catch up on his upcoming documentary, The 99ers , celebrating the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team that captured the 1999 World Cup and changed women's sports forever. As a huge fan of the movie Miracle , I couldn't resist asking Ross to take us behind the scenes of bringing one of the greatest moments in sports history to life. We relive the unforgettable Miracle on Ice, celebrate Team USA's recent Olympic gold medal, and talk about why that incredible story still resonates decades later. Ross also shares updates on his outstanding USGA documentaries and, exclusively on Next on the Tee , announces his newest project—a golf book exploring the little "creative interpretations" many of us have with the Rules of Golf. If you've ever improved a lie, taken a generous drop, or found yourself reaching for an "executive mulligan," you'll definitely want to hear what's coming. Then I'm joined by 2-time Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Stephanie Grady , making her Next on the Tee debut. Stephanie's journey is remarkable. A nationally accomplished junior figure skater whose Olympic dreams were cut short by injury, she switched her focus to broadcast journalism at Penn State, became an award-winning television news anchor before making another bold career change. Today, she and her husband help high school and college athletes successfully navigate the rapidly changing NIL landscape through their company, Influential Athlete. Our conversation goes far beyond endorsement deals. Stephanie shares practical advice for athletes and parents about building confidence without creating entitlement, handling media interviews, developing a personal brand, making smart decisions off the field, and avoiding the pitfalls that can derail promising careers. We also discuss one of the biggest challenges facing young athletes today—how the choices they make after the game or after midnight can impact everything they've worked so hard to achieve. You know what I always say: nothing good ever happens after midnight... Whether you're a golfer, sports fan, parent, coach, or simply someone who enjoys hearing remarkable people share the lessons they've learned at the highest levels of competition and broadcasting, this episode is packed with stories, wisdom, and inspiration. So settle in, relax, and let us take your mind off everything else for the next hour. Thank you, as always, for pressing play. #NextOnTheTee #GolfPodcast #RossGreenburg #StephanieGrady #HBOSports #MiracleMovie #NIL #CollegeAthletics #SportsDocumentary #USGA #Olympics #YouthSports #GolfLife #SportsLeadership #Podcast

On this episode of Next on the Tee: Where Golf Legends Live & Your Game Gets Better , I welcome two of the PGA Tour's most respected players and lifelong friends, 4-time PGA Tour winners Chip Beck and Tim Simpson . College roommates at the University of Georgia, these golf legends enjoyed remarkably parallel careers, combining for eight PGA Tour victories while building a friendship that has lasted more than five decades. Chip Beck, just the second player in PGA Tour history to shoot a 59 , shares the optimism and perspective that have made him one of golf's most admired ambassadors. Tim Simpson, regarded as one of the finest ball strikers of all-time, reflects on his incredible resilience after battling multiple forms of cancer, Lyme disease, numerous back surgeries, and his latest fight against prostate cancer—while celebrating recently playing pain-free golf again. This inspiring conversation is filled with unforgettable PGA Tour stories, life lessons, golf instruction, mental game insights, and the power of perseverance. Whether you're looking to improve your golf game, strengthen your mindset, or simply hear two legendary players share their journeys with honesty, humor, and gratitude, this episode delivers. If you love PGA Tour history, golf instruction, golf legends, major championship stories, mental toughness, resilience, and inspirational conversations , this is an episode you won't want to miss. Subscribe to Next on the Tee for weekly conversations with golf's greatest players, instructors, broadcasters, and personalities, plus more exclusive golf content and your weekly dose of Vitamin G. Plus, check out free bonus articles and more on my Substack. #Golf #GolfPodcast #PGATour #GolfInstruction #GolfTips #GolfLife #GolfSwing #GolfMentalGame #GolfMindset #GolfCommunity #GolfHistory #GolfLegends #GolfFans #GolfNews #GolfTraining #GolfPerformance #PGA #UniversityOfGeorgia #ChipBeck #TimSimpson #ChrisMascaro #NextOnTheTee #GolfStories #GolfMotivation #MentalToughness #Resilience #Positivity #VitaminG #GolfInterviews #GolfMedia

Open Championship Week Special: Frank Darby, Tom Patri, Royal Birkdale Preview & Putting Tips That Can Change Your Game Open Championship week is here, and this episode of Next on the Tee is packed with championship history, game-changing instruction, and unforgettable stories from two of golf's most respected voices. First, SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio's Frank Darby joins me to discuss receiving the prestigious Deacon Palmer Award , an honor recognizing extraordinary character, perseverance, and mentorship. Frank reflects on his remarkable coaching career at St. John's University, mentoring players like 2011 PGA Champion Keegan Bradley, overcoming a life-threatening heart emergency, the impact of the Metropolitan PGA Section, fan behavior at recent major championships on Long Island, Jordan Spieth's career, and his picks for The Open at Royal Birkdale. Then, our Resident Director of Instruction, Tom Patri , delivers another round of practical instruction you can immediately use to improve your game. Tom explains the putting adjustment that transformed his own stroke, shares a recent student success story, looks back at the Scottish Open, celebrates the legendary career of five-time Open Champion Peter Thomson, previews this week's championship, and explains why playing Oakmont and Carnoustie over and over again would be golfing hell. We also discuss his annual marathon golf fundraiser and his quest to break his own record of playing 156 holes in a single day. Whether you're looking for better putting, Open Championship insights, stories from two lifelong PGA Professionals, or simply great golf conversation, this episode delivers all of it. #TheOpen #TheOpenChampionship #OpenChampionship #RoyalBirkdale #Golf #GolfPodcast #GolfTips #GolfInstruction #PuttingTips #GolfLessons #GolfNews #PGATour #PGA #JordanSpieth #KeeganBradley #ScottieScheffler #TomKim #ScottishOpen #RyderCup #USOpen #BethpageBlack #Oakmont #Carnoustie #GolfHistory #GolfLegends #FrankDarby #TomPatri #NextOnTheTee #NextOnTheTeePodcast #WhereGolfLegendsLive

What does the future hold for LIV Golf? How will the PGA Tour's proposed 2028 changes reshape professional golf? What's the mental shift that can instantly make you a better putter? And the Director of Instruction at one of Golf Magazine's Top 10 Municipal courses in the country battles back from stage 4 brain cancer. On this episode of Next on the Tee , Emmy Award-winning TV producer and bestselling author Keith Hirshland takes us inside his 4 years producing LIV Golf tournaments and shares his unique perspective on the League's future, the changing landscape of the PGA Tour, and what could be next for pro golf. Keith also happens to be my all-time favorite author, so we get into a couple of great new books on the way. Then, The Confidence Doctor, Dr. Bob Winters , delivers another game-changing lesson, explaining why replacing the "near miss" with the "near make" can transform your confidence and your putting. We wrap things up with Jason Hase , Director of Instruction at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course , which Golf Magazine rated the #8 Best Municipal course in the country. Jason shares the incredible work done to renovate the course and prepare it for an upcoming Epson Tour event, the success of his outstanding junior golf program, and the inspiring story of his courageous battle back from stage 4 brain cancer . It's another episode packed with insider stories, practical instruction, and unforgettable conversations that will entertain you, inspire you, and help you play better golf. Welcome to Next on the Tee ...where golf legends live and your game gets better. #GolfPodcast #Golf #GolfTips #GolfInstruction #GolfMentalGame #PuttingTips #PuttingDrills #GolfConfidence #GolfPsychology #MentalGame #LIVGolf #PGATour #PGATourNews #ProfessionalGolf #GolfNews #KeithHirshland #DrBobWinters #JasonHase #EpsonTour #BuffaloDunes #JuniorGolf #GolfCoaching #GolfLife #GolfCommunity #GolfLegends #GolfStories #GolfFans #GolfTraining #PlayBetterGolf #GolfImprovement #GolfSwing #GolfPractice #GolfMotivation #GolfInspiration #GolfCourse #GolfAddict #GolfPodcastRecommendations #ApplePodcasts #SpotifyPodcasts #NextOnTheTee #WhereGolfLegendsLive #YourGameGetsBetter

On this episode of Next on the Tee , I welcome three of golf's most respected voices for an episode packed with championship stories, elite instruction, and game-improving advice. Leading off is our Resident Director of Instruction, Tom Patri. I start off the segment by asking TP to explain his "why" behind doing what he does. From there, I ask him to explain the phrase "great ball striker," and isn't everyone on Tour a great ball striker? We discuss how the guys at the US Open couldn't pull off the 4-wood shot Corey Pavin hit to secure his 1995 US Open victory at Shinnecock, plus another round of bad fan behavior on Long Island. Next, World Golf Hall of Famer David Graham joins me, and we relive an extraordinary Hall of Fame career that included victories at the PGA Championship and U.S. Open , plus 40 professional wins across six continents. David shares memories of winning at Merion, being honored this year at Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament, and offers his perspective on the PGA Tour's proposed Championship Series, the future of professional golf, and what today's young players must do to become champions. Then, Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor Mike Malizia makes a return visit. Mike starts off by taking us through his blueprint for practicing more effectively, developing Tour-level fundamentals, improving your putting routine, and maximizing your performance—even if you only have 45 minutes to practice. Mike also discusses how technology and AI are influencing golf instruction, why the lead heel remains an important part of a powerful golf swing, and why understanding people is just as important as understanding the golf swing. Whether you're looking for golf instruction , golf swing tips , ball striking drills , putting improvement , PGA Tour news , U.S. Open analysis , World Golf Hall of Fame stories , or insights from some of the game's greatest teachers and champions, this episode delivers practical advice, unforgettable stories, and the inspiration to help you play your best golf. I hope you'll also join me over on Substack for exclusive golf articles, behind-the-scenes stories, bonus content, and your weekly dose of Vitamin G —because this is where golf legends live and your game gets better. #Golf #GolfPodcast #GolfInstruction #GolfTips #GolfSwing #GolfSwingTips #GolfLessons #GolfPractice #BallStriking #PuttingTips #ShortGame #GolfPerformance #MentalGame #GolfCoach #PGAProfessional #Top100Instructor #GolfMagazine #WorldGolfHallOfFame #DavidGraham #TomPatri #MikeMalizia #USOpen #PGATour #GolfNews #GolfLife #GolfCommunity #GolfAddict #WeekendGolfer #AmateurGolf #PlayBetterGolf #ImproveYourGolf #GolfTraining #GolfSkills #GolfDrills #GolfStrategy #GolfFitness #GolfMindset #JackNicklaus #BenHogan #Merion #ShinnecockHills #GolfHistory #GolfLegends #NextOnTheTee #ChrisMascaro #WhereGolfLegendsLive #YourGameGetsBetter #VitaminG #Substack #GolfContent

Healthy eating doesn't have to mean sacrificing flavor, and this week on Next on the Tee , Susan Irby—The Bikini Chef —returns to share how smart nutrition can improve your energy, focus, fitness, and even your golf game. Susan discusses her exciting new nationwide America's Next Bikini Chef competition, what she's looking for in contestants, and how it's inspiring healthier lifestyles across the country. We also dive into the best foods and hydration strategies for golfers, maintaining energy during hot summer rounds, healthy meal ideas, her upcoming Mastermind event in Roatan, and the story behind her recent miracle putt. If you're looking for practical nutrition tips, healthy recipes, golf fitness advice, hydration strategies, and ways to perform your best on and off the course , this is an episode you won't want to miss. #AmericasNextBikiniChef #SusanIrby #TheBikiniChef #HealthyEating #HealthyRecipes #Nutrition #GolfNutrition #GolfFitness #GolfHealth #Hydration #HealthyLifestyle #MealPrep #WeightLoss #Wellness #SportsNutrition #GolfPodcast #GolfTips #GolfLife #GolfPerformance #HealthyCooking #FitnessMotivation #NutritionTips #GolfCommunity #NextOnTheTee #VitaminG

Top 100 Instructor Scott "Money" Munroe talks about how great the golf community is including Pros helping Pros including from legends like David Graham and Ian Baker-Finch.