Tee It Up Golf Podcast

LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy—but that doesn’t necessarily mean the controversial league is finished. Q, Lynchy and Johnny unpack what the bankruptcy filing actually means, why LIV has reached this point and whether a restructured “LIV Golf 2.0” can survive. They also discuss the money owed to players, the future of its biggest stars and whether the door is now open for a return to the PGA Tour. The boys then recap Europe’s dramatic Solheim Cup victory and Shane Lowry’s remarkable 11-shot Irish Open triumph before previewing this week’s star-studded BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth. Plus, the GolfBox Ambrose Shootout begins September 28. Grab a mate and visit golfbox.com.au for more details.

Josh Hill joins Tee It Up after becoming the man who secured the Walker Cup for Great Britain & Ireland at Lahinch. With the contest tied, Hill arrived at the 18th hole knowing GB&I needed him to win. He produced an incredible bunker shot before holing a nerve-racking three-footer to complete a remarkable Sunday comeback and end an 11-year Walker Cup drought. Josh takes Q through the pressure of that final hole, what was going through his mind over the winning putt and the celebrations that followed. He also discusses the controversial non-conceded putt on Saturday, facing world No. 2 amateur Tyler Watts, earning a captain’s pick, his four years at Tennessee and becoming the youngest winner of an Official World Golf Ranking event at just 15. Plus, Josh reveals what comes next as he prepares to begin his professional career.

The Presidents Cup countdown is officially on. This week on Tee It Up, Q, Johnny and Ryan Lynch dive into the locked-in International Team, breaking down the biggest selections, surprise omissions and the players who could finally help topple Team USA. We also unpack our first Titleist fitting experience at Nudgee, where a few long-held equipment myths got blown up, and chat through the full fitting process ahead of the video dropping soon. Plus, we cover: Lynchy's Vietnam golf trip (and the cheapest beers you'll ever hear about). The Walker Cup drama and the future stars set to take over professional golf. The European Masters and why Crans-sur-Sierre is still one of golf's greatest venues. Solheim Cup and Irish Open previews. Our biggest Presidents Cup snubs and who we'd have picked instead. Thanks to GolfBox, don't forget to lock in your team for the GolfBox Ambrose Shootout. Subscribe, rate and follow Tee It Up wherever you listen — next week we're going all-in with our full Presidents Cup mega preview.

After years of knocking on the door, Josh Armstrong is finally a Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia winner. Fresh off his breakthrough victory at the PNG Open, Josh joins Tee It Up to relive the biggest week of his career—from the eagle-birdie surge that put him in control, to the incredible stinger recovery on the 17th that may have won him the tournament. We also dive into the surprising putter change that transformed his week, the years of near misses that almost broke him, and why this win has completely changed what's possible heading into the Australian summer. In this episode: Winning the PNG Open The pressure moments on Sunday The incredible 17th-hole recovery The putter tweak that changed everything Six near misses before the breakthrough Life on the Challenger Tour Coaching, mindset and tour life What's next: Australian Open, Australian PGA & the Order of Merit A cracking chat with one of Australian golf's newest tour winners.

The Aussie Tour is officially back — and Josh Armstrong has finally broken through! Q, Johnny and Lynchy recap Armstrong’s maiden Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia victory at the PNG Open before hopefully welcoming Josh onto the show to talk about the win, his incredible final round, the 17th-hole heroics and the putting change that helped get him over the line. Plus, Scottie Scheffler wins the FedExCup, the boys recap the PGA Tour finale, Joe Dean’s incredible British Masters comeback, and all the latest results from the DP World Tour, LPGA and LET. Then it’s time to ramble — should LIV players be allowed back onto the PGA Tour? What happens with Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Smith? Plus, our Omega European Masters tips, Players of the Year and everything happening in golf this week. Tee It Up — Q, Johnny & Lynchy. https://www.golfbox.com.au/golfbox-ambrose-shootout-2026 There'll be 64 teams in each state playing to become a State Champion, all facing off in State vs State National Championship rounds. One winning team will score the grand prize of attending the Golfies Championship in Thailand! Key Details:$125 per person, you'll need a team of 2 to register.First round for the State Tournaments kick off 28th September with a 6 week window to organise your first match.Flexible format: Play 1 match per month and decide with the other team a time that suits you within each round. Round 1: Sept 28 - Nov 8 (6 weeks)Round 2: Nov 9 - Dec 6 (4 weeks)Round 3: Dec 7 - Jan 10 (5 weeks)Round 4: Jan 11 - Feb 7 (4 weeks)Round 5: Feb 8 - Mar 7 (4 weeks)Round 6: Mar 8 - Apr 11 (5 weeks)Round 7: Apr 12 - May 9 (4 weeks)Round 8: May 10 - Jun 6 (4 weeks)

The Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia is back, and 2023 PNG Open champion Lachie Barker joins Q and Johnny ahead of the season opener at Royal Port Moresby. The boys recap Wyndham Clark’s brilliant BMW Championship victory, Michael La Sasso becoming LIV Golf’s youngest-ever individual winner and Scott Jamieson ending a nearly 14-year wait for another DP World Tour title. Then it’s time to cook: where will Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Cameron Smith, Joaquin Niemann, Tyrrell Hatton and LIV’s other biggest names be playing in 2027? Plus, we preview the PNG Open, Tour Championship, Husqvarna British Masters, KPMG Women’s Irish Open and LPGA’s FM Championship. Father’s Day is coming—head to GolfBox for the gift Dad actually wants:https://www.golfbox.com.au/

Hannah Reeves joins Q following a remarkable breakthrough season and her first international professional victory at the Pitch 15 Open in England. Hannah takes us inside the dramatic four-hole playoff, the moment she realised she could win overseas and what the victory means after years of sacrifice behind the scenes. She also shares the incredible story of leaving home at just 13 to attend Hills Golf Academy, her rapid rise through Australian golf, leading the Women’s Vic Open and the mindset that has helped turn her into one of the country’s most exciting young professionals. Plus, Hannah discusses the strength of Australian women’s golf, the players who inspire her and what she hopes to achieve over the next 12 months. Tee It Up is proudly supported by GolfBox. Shop GolfBox: https://www.golfbox.com.au

Scottie Scheffler is back to his ruthless best, winning the FedEx St. Jude Championship by eight shots and becoming the third-youngest player behind Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus to reach 21 PGA Tour victories. Q and Lynchy break down Scottie’s demolition job, Rory McIlroy’s difficult return and the best performances from around the world—including Aussie Austin Bautista’s victory on the Sunshine Tour. Whitney Hillier joins the show after finishing runner-up at the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open, while we also discuss the frightening health setback suffered by 18-year-old Aussie professional Jessica Bang. Then we tackle the biggest question in golf: could LIV Golf Indianapolis be the final LIV event we ever see? With uncertainty surrounding Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Cameron Smith, Lucas Herbert and the league’s future, what could LIV look like in 2027? Plus, Q and Lynchy reveal their Australian Open wishlists, preview the BMW Championship, Nexo Championship and CPKC Women’s Open—and prepare to finally play their first round of golf together! Tee It Up is proudly presented by GolfBox. Shop the latest golf gear at GolfBox.

The FedExCup Playoffs are locked in—but for the first time in 18 years, Jason Day won’t be there. Q and Johnny recap Michael Brennan’s breakthrough victory at the Wyndham Championship, Davis Thompson’s freakish albatross and Jordan Smith’s million-point hole-in-one. The boys also cover 17-year-old Anna Huang’s record-breaking fourth LET title, Joaquín Niemann’s LIV Golf New York victory and Jon Rahm claiming another season-long individual crown. Plus, has LIV Golf secured the investment needed to survive beyond 2026? And with every player available, who earns the six captain’s picks for the Presidents Cup? Finally, a quick preview of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, Danish Golf Championship and Portland Classic. Thanks to our great friends at GolfBox. Check out the new adidas Codechaos range online or in store at GolfBox.

A huge week of golf means a huge episode of Tee It Up! Q and Ryan Lynch break down Shiho Kuwaki's dramatic breakthrough victory at the AIG Women's Open, including the bizarre playoff moment that decided the championship and what went wrong for the Australian contingent at Royal Lytham & St Annes. The boys also dive into Charley Hull's viral caddie prank, asking whether the internet has become too quick to judge, before wrapping up the latest from the PGA Tour with Michael Thorbjornsen's first Tour victory and discussing the next wave of young stars. We also catch up with NSW Open Regional Qualifier winner Coby Carruthers after his maiden professional victory, look at the newly released PGA Tour of Australasia schedule, discuss Rory McIlroy's return to Cathedral, and explain why this week's Wyndham Championship is one of the biggest events of the year with the FedEx Cup Playoffs on the line. Plus, a preview of the Wyndham Championship, LIV Golf New York, Lucas Herbert's hot form, Cameron John earning another emergency start, and everything else you need to know from around the golfing world. ⛳ In this episode:• Shiho Kuwaki wins the AIG Women's Open• Australian performance review• Charley Hull's viral prank debate• Michael Thorbjornsen's breakthrough PGA Tour win• Coby Carruthers interview after NSW Open qualifying success• PGA Tour of Australasia schedule released• Rory McIlroy heading to Cathedral• FedEx Cup bubble explained• Wyndham Championship preview• LIV Golf New York preview 🎙️ Thanks to GolfBox for supporting the Tee It Up Podcast. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and follow Tee It Up on YouTube, Spotify and Instagram for more Australian golf coverage every week.

Fresh off one of the greatest two-week stretches of his career, Lucas Herbert joins Tee It Up to break down the form that's got the golf world talking. After firing a historic 62 at The Open Championship to equal the men's major scoring record, Herbert backed it up by producing one of the most dominant performances in LIV Golf history—winning LIV Golf UK at a record 30-under, setting a new 54-hole scoring record and making an astonishing 30 birdies for the week. In this exclusive chat, Lucas opens up about: How his game has reached another level in 2026. The confidence he's gained from Cameron Smith and Marc Leishman at Ripper GC. Why he's trusting his instincts more than ever. Whether this is the best golf of his life. His goals for the rest of the season and another major championship. The Presidents Cup debate and whether LIV players should be eligible. Where he believes men's professional golf is heading. Plus, we finish with a few laughs discussing Neangar Park's famous dollar dim sims and who holds the all-time record. If you're an Australian golf fan, this is one conversation you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Subscribe to Tee It Up for more interviews with the biggest names in golf every week.

Lucas Herbert is making a serious case as Australia's No.1 golfer after another dominant LIV Golf victory, while golf's landscape has shifted again with the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and Asian Tour announcing a landmark new alliance. This week on Tee It Up, Q, Johnny Tan and Ryan Lynch break down what the new partnership means for LIV Golf, Australian golf and whether reunification is finally on the horizon. We also recap an unforgettable Tee It Up Charity Golf Day that has now raised more than $12,500 for The Brain Cancer Centre, thanks to the incredible support of 124 golfers, our sponsors and everyone who donated. Plus: Lucas Herbert's record-breaking LIV Golf win Ripper GC's dominant week Jackson Koivun wins in just his third PGA TOUR start Hannah Reeves claims her first international professional victory Tommy Morrison: the 6'9" bomber you need to know Australian USA Q School wrap-up AIG Women's Open preview from Royal Lytham & St Annes Rocket Classic preview and our weekly picks Thanks to our major partner GolfBox for supporting the podcast. 🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube. 📲 Follow @teeituppod on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and X for all the latest golf news and content.

Ryan Fox has done it. The Kiwi star produced one of the greatest Sunday back nines in Open Championship history to claim his first major title at Royal Birkdale, becoming New Zealand's first Open Champion since Sir Bob Charles in 1963. Q is joined by Johnny and the returning Benny Eccles to unpack an unforgettable week, including Fox's record-equalling 62, the clutch finish that sealed the Claret Jug, and what the victory means for New Zealand golf. The boys also dive into the Aussie performances, with Lucas Herbert returning to his best, Adam Scott proving he can still contend in majors, Cameron John's dream debut, Kazuma Kobori's impressive week and another mixed major for Min Woo Lee. Then it's time to tackle the biggest talking points from Birkdale: Bryson DeChambeau's controversial two-shot penalty Rory McIlroy reporting Bryson to officials Scottie Scheffler's hospitality tent relief Did the R&A apply the Rules fairly? Plus, the debate everyone is having... Was The Open Championship the best major of 2026? To finish, the boys preview the ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open and the 3M Open with their players to watch and tournament predictions. In this episode: Ryan Fox's historic Open Championship victory Lucas Herbert, Adam Scott & the Aussie recap Bryson rules controversy explained Rory vs Bryson discussion Scottie Scheffler relief debate Best major of 2026? Women's Scottish Open preview 3M Open preview Bushnell giveaway winner 🎙️ Tee It Up Podcast — Australia's home of golf. Subscribe, leave a review and follow us across social media so you never miss an episode.

Travis Smyth is back on Tee It Up — and plenty has happened since we last caught up. Another win. LIV Golf call-ups. A top 10. Major championship golf. And now, a return to The Open. Travis takes us inside his dramatic International Series Japan victory, including a final-round 64 and eagle at the last to win by one. We chat about his return to LIV Golf, playing alongside Bryson DeChambeau and the Crushers, why he now knows he can compete at that level and just how badly he wants a full-time LIV spot. Then it's all eyes on Royal Birkdale. Three years on from his unforgettable hole-in-one at Royal Liverpool, Travis reflects on what he learnt from his first Open Championship and why he's heading back to major championship golf as a completely different player. A great chat with one of Australian golf's in-form players. Enjoy!

Cam John is heading to his first Major Championship! After climbing from World No. 1004 to 241 and qualifying for The Open through the Singapore Open, Cam joins Q ahead of his debut at Royal Birkdale. We chat about the build-up, what he's worked on with Dennis McDade, Ben Crowe's influence, Matty Howell on the bag, impending fatherhood, equipment and his goals for the biggest week of his career. A genuine chance? We reckon so. 🇦🇺🏆

The final men's major of 2026 has arrived. Q is joined by Johnny Tan and Ryan Lynch to preview The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. The boys break down the course, the players built to handle links golf and the biggest storylines heading into golf's oldest championship. We take a deep dive into the Australians in the field, including Cam Smith, Min Woo Lee, Jason Day, Adam Scott, Lucas Herbert, Travis Smyth and Cameron John. Plus — who is the best player in the world without a major? We finish with our Open predictions: winner, best Australian, surprise top 10, biggest disappointment, first-round leader and winning score. The Claret Jug is on the line. It's Open Championship week.

Just 12 months after becoming a major champion, Australia's Grace Kim returns to the Amundi Evian Championship with a very different perspective—as the defending champion. On this episode of Tee It Up, Grace reflects on what the past year has really been like, from the moment her Evian victory finally sank in to how winning a major has changed her confidence, career and life on the LPGA Tour. We also look ahead to this week's championship in France, discussing what it's like returning to the scene of her biggest victory, whether defending brings added pressure, how she rates her 2026 season so far, and what she's working on as she chases another major. Plus, Grace shares plenty of behind-the-scenes insights into life on Tour, the close-knit Australian contingent, her favourite stops around the world and the goals she's set for the rest of the season. A relaxed, honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest golfing stars as she prepares to defend her major title. 🎙️ Subscribe to Tee It Up wherever you get your podcasts and follow along for our full coverage of the Amundi Evian Championship.

This week on the Tee It Up Podcast, Q and Johnny wrap up another huge week across the golfing world. We break down Michael Hollick's incredible first DP World Tour victory after holing an eagle on the final hole to win the BMW International Open, plus the remarkable journey that almost saw him walk away from professional golf altogether. We also look at another strong week for Australia's Kelsey Bennett, who finished runner-up on the Ladies European Tour, while Spain's Carolina Chacarra claimed her maiden LET title. Over in the US, Chris Gotterup continued his outstanding form, Padraig Harrington added another senior major championship to his incredible resume, and we discuss Mike Woodard setting a new world record for consecutive hours of golf played. Then we turn our attention to two massive events this week — the Amundi Evian Championship, the fourth women's major of the year, and the Genesis Scottish Open, the final tune-up before The Open Championship. We preview both tournaments, discuss the leading Australians, and make our tournament picks. Plus, a quick look at the ISCO Championship and a few updates ahead of the Tee It Up Charity Golf Day. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and follow Tee It Up Golf wherever you get your podcasts.

Twelve months can change everything. This time last year, Karis Davidson was ranked outside the world's top 250 and searching for answers. Fast forward to today and she's inside the world's Top 60, producing career-best performances, contending at major championships and becoming one of the LPGA Tour's biggest personalities away from the golf course. Karis joins us to unpack the biggest turnaround of her career, why stepping away from golf and studying changed her perspective, and how a fresh mental approach has unlocked her best golf. We also dive into her unexpected rise as the LPGA's "Content Queen", giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on Tour and helping grow the women's game through social media. Plus: Career-best performances at the U.S. Women's Open and KPMG Women's PGA Championship What it's like competing alongside the best players in the world The incredible strength of Australian women's golf Travel, recovery and the reality of life on the LPGA Tour Goals for the remainder of the season and what's next One of Australia's brightest golfing talents joins Tee It Up for a fun, honest and insightful conversation. 🎧 Subscribe for weekly interviews with the biggest names in golf.

Fresh off an incredible start to 2026, Australian star Kelsey Bennett joins the Tee It Up Golf Podcast to chat about the biggest season of her career. Kelsey takes us inside her breakthrough victory at the Australian Women's Classic, her runner-up finish at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, and what it's been like climbing to the top of the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit. We also dive into life travelling the world on tour, earning LET status through Q-School, winning The Athena, representing Australia as an amateur, and the mindset required to compete against the best players in the world. From growing up at Mollymook Golf Club to chasing LPGA opportunities and major championships, this is an honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest young golfers. In this episode: Australian Women's Classic victory Runner-up at the Lalla Meryem Cup Life on the Ladies European Tour Playing around the world and travelling full-time Winning The Athena Amateur career highlights The strength of Australian women's golf Goals for the rest of 2026 Quick-fire questions