In this episode the knowledgableTony Dear is my guest and he brings with him a wealth of experience when it comes to golf.
Author, freelance golf writer and a former instructor, Tony weighs in on several subjects including "bland" golf holes and the PGA Tour being challenged in Saudi Arabia.

It's an exciting time over at Lakewood Golf Resort, just north of Sylvan Lake, Alberta.
Plans are moving forward to expand the decades old course from nine holes to 18.
In this episode I talk with Head Professional Scott Bergdahl about the progress being made on the construction and what impact this will have on the golfing public in addition to those who call the resort home for the summer.
Just a note about the audio in this episode. I was having some issues with my studio microphone so I had to do a McGyver and make something work-so I did and this is the end result. My apologies to all the audiophiles out there. 
Enjoy!

When you have a young boy or girl who is interested in sports, where do you draw the line when it comes to what sport and how many sports they play growing up?
In this episode we talk with a young man who has played plenty of different sports but is now focusing on one these days. We also talk with an athletic therapist who has seen repetitive sports injuries in single sport athletes.

A majority of us will experience some form of knee pain in our life but so many will just ignore it as getting old or part of the "no pain, no gain" mantra. Today we talk with Brynna Maloughney, an athletic therapist with Collegiate Sports Medicine in Red Deer, Alberta about that pain in the knee. You are not alone and there is help!
She can be reached at [email protected] if you have questions or want to book an appointment with her.

The snow will be flying soon, sorry for the bad news but it happens every year despite what we wish for.
The people at Alberta Golf,the governing body for a good portion of the competitive golf played in this province has essentially wrapped up the year.
So how was it after a season of COVID under their belt? How did they manage to pull everything together to have competition, lessons, raise golf awareness and deal with those golfers who are not the elite calibre players in this province?
We have answers to that and much more in this episode as Alberta Golf Director of Communications, Kevin Smith takes a seat in the armchair to discuss the year that was for Alberta Golf.

Twenty-seven years of junior golf played in Alberta under this banner wrapped up and by all accounts it was another success. We chat with the man who has been the face of this tour since its inception.

It was the first season for the fledgling Sylvan Lake Gulls in the Western Canadian Baseball League , soaring far and wide through Central Alberta. We chat with the President of Baseball Operatons, Aqil Samuel, about 2021 and what next season will look like.

In this episode I have two distunguished members of the Alberta PGA to talk about some fo the goings on within the PGA Tour south of the 49th and beyond.
This includes having a "licence to play golf", will McIlroy ever win another major and which major winner victory was the best in 2021.

A new study recently released revealed one in four Canadian girls aged 6-18 who participated in sport at least weekly before COVID are not committed to returning to sport once restrictions are lifted.
That is a shocking number and there are a variety of reasons for this decision. Todays guest is the CEO, Canadian Women & Sport, Allison Sandmeyer- Graves. She provides more detail as to why this is happening and what we can do as society to change the picture painted by this report.
If you want to read the report you can find it at womenandsport.ca/covid-alert.

In this episode we are trying to keep our excitment level down as Travis from 2 and Out CFL Podcast and Dave from the Grey Cup Fun Police join me to talk about the return of the passion for so many Canadians-the CFL!
There is even a short debate about food in this one to give it some range.