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On this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome North Carolina’s David Ford, who recaps his stunning 62 at Seminole and his team’s big win at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup. They also talk about why he points to the sky after putts and Ford gives us an inside look at the Tar Heels’ team room. The boys then turn their focus to the women’s final at Seminole, where Stanford topped Wake Forest in an NCAA preview, before going over some other results, PGA Tour U rankings and Tennessee’s all-time best squad

On this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine debrief after some dominant performances at Blessings Golf Club before recapping a loaded men’s event at Colonial and USC women’s win in the Windy City. They then preview the Stephens Cup next week at Seminole, where Stanford and Rose Zhang will be in attendance. And last but not least, they recount some of the best stories and quotes from the late Richard Sykes, the legendary coach who spent 46 years at North Carolina State.

On this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome one of their biggest guests ever: Stanford junior Michael Thorbjornsen, who is fresh off his first college win at Olympia Fields. Michael shares insight on his journey to the college winner’s circle, discusses how his friendship with Rose Zhang has helped him and then things get a little off the rails with talk about workouts, video games and what it’s like being the “Son of a Thunderbear.” Burko and Brentley then wrap up other takeaways from Olympia Fields, including the level of concern for a few top teams.

On this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome Wake Forest women’s coach Kim Lewellen, whose team is less than 24 hours removed from a huge win at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate. They talk the reemergence of Lauren Walsh, the return of Emilia Migliaccio and how the Demon Deacons finally plan to solve the Grayhawk puzzle. Then Burko and Brentley go over some other results, including yet another near-59, before finishing with a discussion on all-time teams for Oregon and BYU, who meet on the football field this Saturday.

On this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine reconvene after the summer break to preview the upcoming men’s and women’s seasons. Using Brentley’s rankings as a guide, they highlight several teams and players to watch, make their NCAA title and Player of the Year picks, and in anticipation for the big Alabama-Texas football game, offer their all-time starting fives on the golf course for each school.

In the final episode of the season, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome on Texas head coach John Fields, fresh off his Longhorns’ NCAA title at Grayhawk. Fields talks about his team’s journey to winning the national championship, what he’ll miss most about his three senior stars and how an angel unexpectedly came into their lives this spring and inspired the Longhorns to victory.

In this episode of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine recap Stanford’s impressive NCAA title sweep at Grayhawk, talk about Oregon’s magical run and then turn their attention toward the Men’s championship, with favorites, sleepers and question marks.