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Nine (newish) golf podcasts worth your time

Nine (newish) golf podcasts worth your time

Golf podcasts are a dime a dozen. It seems like every one and their brother has started one and it makes it difficult to keep up with them all, or to determine what shows are worth your time.

On the drive to a variety of tournaments during March and April, I listened to my fair share and I made a discovery swiping through my library: a fair number of pods I liked are either extinct or on a lengthy hiatus. (Will Haskett, bring back The Perfect Number, please, Shane Ryan, it’s a Ryder Cup year and I’m ready for The Ryder Cup Run, and Tony Finau and Boyd Summerhays, Let’s Get It a little more often.) It seems many podcasts fade into oblivion almost as quickly as they pop up – anyone know what happened to the Rory & Carson Pod?

There are still way too many to listen to but if you’re wanting to mix it up and try something different from the mainstays – No Laying Up, Fore Play, Sub Par, Shot Gun Start seem to have emerged as the Big Four – here’s a bunch I’ve been enjoying and am rooting for to gain some traction (in no particular order).

Two friends of mine – Bob Bubka, who has a booming voice made for radio and we joke a face for it too and Kelly Elbin, former PR standout for the PGA of America – who have been immersed in golf for a long time paired up to create this weekly podcast. They started as a general sports podcast last year — Musings on Sports — that was killing it with guests such as Archie Manning, Steve Spurrier and Rick Barry but decided recently to stick to their bread and butter of golf. The sports world’s loss is the golf fans gain and they debuted with U.S. Ryder Cup captain Zach Johnson. Expect more great guests to follow.

Two-time PGA Tour winner Matt Every and former Tour pro and occasional Tour caddie Aron Price have built some great relationships over the years with players and they’re tapping in to them to tell some hilarious stories from the world of golf. The likes of Cam Smith, Billy Horschel and Chris Kirk have already been guests and they’re just a little more relaxed and willing to have fun and open up than they are when being grilled by members of the media with a video camera recording their every um and yeah.

Every and Price are two guys I always sought out at the range for a quick chat, and this podcast feels like an extension of those chit-chat sessions just made available to a wider audience.

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