Sevam1 was an early YouTube sensation with his swing style and observations about how many great golfers, particularly Ben Hogan, swung the golf club. His backyard-style videos became folklore among people just being introduced to the concept of using the ground. Mike brilliantly tapped into Hogan’s phrase “The secret is in the dirt” as he set out on a golfing journey that would ultimately lead to founding a social platform of the same name, with Steve Elkington as his sidekick. This is a great conversation. Mike and I have amazingly similar views about the pressures of the swing, and it’s no coincidence that when he talked swing, he made mentions of the same ideas I use with drill 1 and drill 2 of my teaching series, as far as forearm rotation and the ground forces that ultimately shape the swing. Enjoy!!!

Robert Allenby cemented himself early on in his career as one of the best Australian golfers of the last 30 years. In this episode we discuss his career but more importantly we discuss the remarkable achievements he has managed to build through his charities. And some incredible stories about what he has been through physically in an effort to maintain the high level of play for all these years. A great episode to listen to

In this in depth episode I discuss the drill series with Jesse Perryman from The Flaghunters Podcast. Learn everything about the drill series- how it was designed- how it makes golfers better- and how every great ballstriker throughout golf folklore abides by the same principles. You can be great at this game if you follow the drill series. All info on the website bradleyhughesgolf.com

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 mark with their beliefs.

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.

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.

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 playing golf and how they intertwine in helping golfers become better.

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 player they can be.

Listen and learn all the nuggets of information available in this episode.

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 what the normal golfer should look for in a golf club based on their current ability and where they want to head with their game. John also dives into what the future may hold for golf and the equipment companies due to possible restrictions set forth by the organizations- USGA and the R&A- in regard to golf clubs and balls in the future.

I grew up with John Craig in Melbourne Australia and we have been friends for over 40 years. He now resides in Chicago near the head offices of Tour Edge.

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 and has some great insight into caddies of yesteryear and today and also golf courses and the lay of the game as it has evolved.