It seems every few weeks the same old question about why golfers have to play from a divot rears its head. It is such an old, tired topic. I went inside some social media posts about it and joined the conversation. The remarks back at me were not unanticipated but here is why the people suggesting this free relief are misinformed and way off the ma…

What is it like to grow up in the golfing world with Arnold Palmer as your grandfather? One of my students- Will Wears- joins us in this episode to tell us exactly what he learned from his grandfather and King of golf. This is a must listen episode for all golf historians and golf fans. Share Post Share…

In our second podcast together John Erickson and I discuss the merits behind the swing principles we instill in our students and we have a very interesting discussion about equipment and how golf clubs can help or hinder your swing and your improvement. Our podcasts together are always the most listened to episodes and this one is no exception. Sha…

Rick Fehr was a standout amateur golfer winning leading amateur honors at The Masters and the US Open before going onto a PGA Tour career spanning two victories and 17 seasons on Tour. He now instructs golfers in the Seattle Washington area passing down his vast knowledge of being a former player. In this e[isode we talk about instruction and playi…

Ward Jarvis and myself are part of Team Todd. I as Brendon’s swing coach and Ward has been instrumental in helping clear the mechanism to result in better visuals and better shots. This is one of my favorite podcasts to date as it brings even deeper insight into the workings of the mind and how the golfer can use that mind power to become the best …

John Craig Executive Vice President of Tour Edge Golf joins me in this episode. John provides fascinating context into how equipment companies fine tune product to suit professionals such as Bernhard Langer, Scott McCarron and Mike Weir who represent the Tour Edge brand. The attention to detail by Langer is amazing to listen to. John also discusses…

Mike Hicks has been on the professional tour for over 40 years- has 3 Major Championship victories under his belt and was part of one of the most memorable conclusions to a US Open in history. In this pod Hicksey discusses the 1999 US Open when his man Payne Stewart did the improbable. He dives in deep about how a caddie/player relationship works a…

Mark Lye has done just about everything there is to do in golfing circles. Player. Commentator, Radio Host Plus he starred in the Happy Gilmore movie and was in a band with other golfers Peter Jacobsen Payne Stewart & Larry Rinker singing songs about golf. Mark has lived a very full life covering all aspects of the game. We go on a journey of his c…

John Erickson is without doubt the most influential person in my golf teaching career. I had known John from my playing days in Australia, but it wasn’t until 17 years later when I began to teach golf that our paths crossed again, and it totally changed the way I went about helping golfers become better. Join us on our journey together from the ear…

For every PGA Tour player who successfully make it on Tour there are 100 more who are toiling in the background on mini tours honing their skills to be ready to pounce when their opportunity comes. It can often be a long difficult road with little rewards and a lot of time spent on the road chasing the dream. Mark Anguiano has slowly but surely mad…

Steve Elkington has always been held in high regard for the beauty of his golf swing. A metronome of motion back and through that looked like it could repeat over and over again. There is more to “Elk” than just the swing!! In this episode Elkington gives us his take on the golf swing in general- his love for fancy clothing and talks about the high…

Mark Calcavecchia was one of a rare breed of golfers who could go on a tear and accumulate birdie after birdie in a round of golf. He is also the Champion Golfer of The Year in 1989 at Royal Troon. Calc also won the National Championships of Canada and Australia amongst his almost 30 victories throughout the world. Listen in to find out how he coul…

Bryden Macpherson won the British Amateur in 2011 and then embarked on a professional career that has brought highs and lows. From victories in China and appearances in Major Championships to having to toil on mini tours the past couple of years. Listen as Bryden talks about his transformation over the past 18 months of our work together that has n…

Rich Beem has always been a great personality in the game. From the time he won in his rookie season in 1999 to his dramatic PGA Championship win over Tiger Woods in 2002. Hear incredible stories of his rise to fame and also the injury that prevented him from continuing. Beem has now transferred his wit into television with his role as analyst and …

One of the most recognizable names and figures in the world of golf for the past 30 years despite never hitting a shot in competition- Steve Williams name is synonymous with Major Championship golf and victory on Sunday’s at golf tournaments. Caddying for the likes of Greg Norman, Ray Floyd, Adam Scott and Tiger Woods, Williams was at the coal face…

In this podcast I delve into the world of wedges with master Titleist wedge maker Bob Vokey. Learn everything you need to know in how to select a wedge, bounce logic, lie angles and shaft selection. Hear how Vokey wedges have been designed throughout the years with direct PGA player input and what lays ahead in Vokey design. Plus interesting intera…

David Clark brings some brilliant insights into the world of the PGA Tour caddie. No-one gets closer to the action than the bagman. Clark talks about his experiences of caddying for some of the biggest names in the world of golf- such as Adam Scott, Vijay Singh, Paul Casey and Justin Rose. Share Post Share…

In episode 9 of my Podcast I answer a host of questions sent forward from my Twitter followers. A little different format here but a great way for the listener and ardent follower to have golf swing questions answered in a Q & A format. Share Post Share저자 bradleyhughesgolf

Part 2 of my interview with Michael Clayton. Clayts delves into his European Tour career and finishes strong with how golf can be turned around in the right direction to sustain and grow again. Share Post Share저자 bradleyhughesgolf

Michael Clayton is in my opinion (and many others) one of the key speakers in golf for his knowledge and sage advice regarding the direction golf has taken and it’s future. His beliefs are almost too logical to listen to and his answers to how golf can begin to build again has so much common sense involved it’s hard to imagine the game’s governing …

Brendon Todd was at the height of his game in 2014. He won The Byron Nelson Classic, had a host of other top 10 finishes and narrowly missed out on making the Ryder Cup team that very same season. Then his game left him and he missed a string of cuts over the following 3 seasons and lost his PGA playing status. I started working with BT in August 2…

It’s Masters week and my guest this week revisits his brush with Masters fame. Curtis Strange – World Golf Hall of Fame Member- Back to Back US Open Champion and the first man to win one million dollars in a single season back in 1988 is our special guest. We discuss his career- his golf swing- the constant search for belief among the insecurities …

We all know Frank Nobilo from his role as an announcer on The Golf Channel and CBS broadcasts as well as his discussion on Golf Channel’s Live At The Majors analysis show during golf’s big events. Come inside and also hear about Frank Nobilo the golfer. I have known Frank for 30 years and it was great to delve into his career on both sides of the g…

Golf is not just about the golf swing. The mental side of practice and playing is a huge component to a better game. In this episode I talk with Jenny Sevil, former #1 ranked Ladies Professional Golfer in Australia and how her instruction has become teaching her students how to successfully take to the task of mentally prepping themselves for every…

Doug Sanders was one of the all-time great golfers. A true character on and off the fairways. Listen in as I ask Doug about his early days, the colorful attire, the celebrities and Presidents he forged friendships with. Palmer, Hogan, Nicklaus and Player. The 20 wins on the PGA Tour and of course the one that got away- the 1970 British Open Champio…