Golfers Anonymous

One of the best things about golf is how personal the journey can be—and how it brings people together in ways you’d never expect.

This week, I’m joined by Corey Davis, who picked up the game during COVID and never looked back. We talk about what it was like learning golf from scratch, the challenges that come with being a late starter, and how the game started to intersect with something even bigger—his sobriety.

Corey shares the ...

One of the wildest traditions in golf happens after the final putt drops at the Masters.

This week, I’m joined by David Rumsey from Front Office Sports, who was one of 28 lucky winners of the media lottery and got to play Augusta National the day after the Masters wrapped.

We talk about how it all went down—what it’s like getting that golden email, trying to prep the night before, and stepping onto the first tee. David breaks down ...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Jon Cone, a geologist and the voice behind Milwaukee Golf Blog, who brings a seriously unique perspective to the golf world.

We talked about how his background in geology gives him a fresh appreciation for golf course design—especially in a place like Wisconsin, where glaciers left behind some of the most fascinating terrain in the country. From Erin Hills to Sand Valley to Lawsonia Lin...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Aaron Schrank from Rustic Golf Provisions. We talked about his roots in Rhode Island golf, how he fell into photography, and the connection between the two.

Aaron shared stories from trips to Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Payne’s Valley, and Fishers Island, and how he captures those moments with disposable cameras. We also got into his mission to play every public course in Rhode Island, w...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined once again by Jordan Jackson from Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures to preview the 2025 Masters.

We got into all things Augusta—starting with the course changes after Hurricane Helene and what those might mean for this year’s tournament. We talked about the legacy of the green jacket, and what a third Masters win in four years would mean for Scottie Scheffler. We also looked at some of the other...

This week’s guest is Jimmy Bunkers, a golf-obsessed Aussie and our second guest to call in from the land down under.

We talk about Jimmy’s path into the game—how he made the switch from Australian rules football and basketball to golf—and the mindset shift that came with it. He walks me through his 75 Day Hard golf challenge, which focuses on daily practice, course management, and consuming all kinds of golf content to level up his...

My guest this week is Hannah Rae—a content creator, comedian, and self-proclaimed former golf hater who’s now fully hooked on the game.

We dive into Hannah’s unlikely journey into golf, how her work with St. Andre is helping make the sport more fun and accessible, and the creative process behind building engaging golf content. She shares stories from working alongside legends like Tiger Woods, reflects on how comedy shapes her appr...

My guest this week is David Rumsey, a sports business journalist with Front Office Sports.

We break down the Players Championship, talk about Rory McIlroy’s performance, and dive into the money behind the sport—LIV Golf, TGL, and whether golf’s financial model actually makes sense. David also shares his take on the future of the game, from media coverage to sponsorship deals and everything in between.

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My guest this week is Jordan Jackson, an architecture obsessed golfer and the voice behind Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures.

We chat about his journey in the game—from early rounds with his dad to his experiences in competitive golf—and how that led him to a deep appreciation for golf course architecture. Jordan shares his thoughts on the influence of Stanley Thompson, the charm of nine-hole courses, and his mission to spotlight public ...

My guest this week is Ben Malach, a golf course architect with a deep passion for the game and a unique perspective on course design.

We chat about his early experiences with golf in British Columbia, how he landed his dream job at St. Andrews, and the philosophy behind his firm, Eclectic Golf Design. Ben shares insights into the challenges of modern golf course architecture and how he is constantly honing his craft by experiencing...

This week, I’m rounding out my coverage of the Midwest with a deep dive into the Indiana golf scene. Kyle Martin joins the show to share his journey into the game, from his early experiences to the moment he truly fell in love with golf. We also chat about his favorite courses, how life changes have impacted his time on the course, and what makes Pete Dye’s designs so unique. Plus, since Kyle works in sports media, so it was gr...

This week, I’m joined by Jeff, a golf broadcaster with a deep passion for the game and a career built around telling its stories. From his early days as a young golfer to becoming an expert in the broadcasting world, Jeff has seen golf from inside the ropes and behind the mic.

We dive into the art of golf broadcasting, the preparation it takes to call the action, and the moments that make the job unforgettable. Jeff shares his favo...

This week, I’m joined by Addie, a golf writer and the Travel and Lifestyle Editor for Skratch. From her early days in competitive golf to carving out a career in the media space, she’s experienced the game from all angles. But what really sets her apart is her ability to capture the evolving spirit of golf—whether it’s the challenges of playing in New York City, the rise of creative golf fashion, or the new wave of inclusivity shap...

Golf has a unique way of blending history, craftsmanship, and creativity—and Joshua Smith embodies all three.

This week, I’m joined by Josh, a golfer with a deep love for the game and a unique perspective on its artistry. From playing college golf to managing courses, he’s seen the sport from all angles. But what really sets him apart is his passion for persimmon woods, oil painting, and his latest entrepreneurial venture, Flag Bag...

One of my favorite things about golf is how it always seems to come full circle.

This week, I’m joined by Pete Meagher—a true Boston golf sicko. Pete grew up looping at Charles River Country Club before taking his game to the next level in Division 1 college golf. Now, he’s giving back to the sport as a high school coach, helping young players develop their skills and mindset.

We talk about the lessons he picked up along the way—fr...

This week, we're diving into the world of vintage golf clothing.

Wilson Valdez picked up golf not too long ago, but he's already made it a big part of his life, both on and off the course.

Wilson has embraced the sport’s unique culture in Arkansas and taken it a step further by launching Willy's Golf Shop, his own vintage clothing store on instagram. We talk about the ups and downs of learning the game, his knack for finding one-of...

TGL is finally here so I sat down with Gabe from Weekenders Weekly to break down everything you need to know about the brand new golf league. If you've never heard of TGL, it is a new tech infused indoor golf league featuring six teams of four PGA players. 

We cover all the basics including the format, venue, and a power ranking of all six teams. We also talk through the 30+ virtual golf holes that the matches will be played on.

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We're starting off the new year with a very different type of golf sicko. The beginner. Chris picked up golf under a year ago, but is now a full on golf addict like the rest of us. 

Not only has Chris fallen in love with the game of golf, but also the modern culture that golf now offers. He even dove head first into starting his own niche golf brand called Backswing Bottle Company where he's looking spice up the way we hydrate out ...

My guest this week is Jed Moller, a lifelong golf fan and current historian at Plymouth Country Club. We chat about what it was like to compete in college, how he got hooked on golf history, and what his role as club historian actually means. 

We swap stories about Plymouth Country Club and Allston Golf Club, and we dig into the legacy of course designer Donald Ross. We also get into the mystery of "lost" golf courses and why they’...