On this episode, we discussed the recently completed Internet Invitational - one of the largest golf productions to ever appear on YouTube. We discuss the challenges, entertainment value, and level of play, and examine the risks and opportunities involved for the 48 creators who took part. They chased the exposure and the cash prizes, but is there a downside for their brands and much more?

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With snow settling across the region and the outdoor golf season coming to an end, we take a moment to reflect on the past year from a personal perspective. Where did we get to play? Who did we share the course with? How did our equipment evolve, and what other events or stories helped shape the season?

We’re also wrapping up the remaining random golf questions from the Spin the Wheel segment in Episode 146—tackling topics like golf balls, bunker play, divot repair, hot mics on the pro tours, adjustable club weights, and the ever-popular concept of ready golf.

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On this episode, we begin by examining LIV Golf's format shift as they approach 2026 and discussing the potential implications of this decision. We then delve into the value of granting professional golf tournament exemptions to certain influencers, analyzing both the benefits and the potential downsides of this practice.

Jeff will share whether he managed to get in one more round of golf and if it required lights to finish, while Scott reveals which Hockey Hall of Famer he randomly chatted with at a recent NHL game.

Finally, following up on last week's 'Spin The Wheel' segment, we'll address several leftover topics. We'll answer listener questions ranging from how to handle pressure on the golf course to the biggest course management mistakes made by average golfers

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A different spin this week! We're changing up the show's format by adding a dose of randomness to the topics. We loaded twenty different golf subjects into a wheel and will spin it to decide what we discuss.

From cart and range etiquette to the issues of halfway houses contributing to slow play, and even the future of golf putter design, we have no shortage of topics to offer our opinions on.

On the Front Nine, we’ll chat about Scott’s recent visit to a Nova Scotia course we both loved, discuss how sponsor exemptions in pro golf events create great stories, and follow up on last week's discussion regarding post-season golf assessments.

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The boys are provinces apart this week, but both are still focused on golf.

Scott shares some notes from his time in Prince Edward Island, drop-ins at a few local favourites, and a game at Glasgow Hills, while Jeff takes us through his recent visit to Stonebridge GC, gives us his assessment of the modified design, and contrasts it with the original design.

We explore news from a man who has played all 66 "Royal" golf courses around the world, and Award updates from the PGA of Ottawa Zone.

On the Front Nine, we take on the topic of how you should tackle the off-season if you plan to be a better golfer in 2026, with some ideas for your golf improvement plan. That starts with making one.

On the Back Nine, we discuss non-traditional golf course designs, rooted in the recent visit by the DP World Tour to the Delhi Golf Club in India.

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This week on the Flagstick Podcast, we break down a pivotal moment for golf's biggest star and celebrate a new face joining the elite ranks.

First, we tackle the major news from Jupiter: Tiger Woods is officially sidelined again following his latest back surgery. We discuss the procedure, the expected recovery timeline, and what this means for the longevity of his career.

Then, the focus shifts to the course as we analyze Xander Schauffele's impressive victory. Is it just another win or does it signify a return to major-winning form?

Finally, we celebrate an inspiring story from north of the border: Canadian Sudarshan Yellamaraju has earned his PGA TOUR card! We look at his unconventional, self-taught path from the Korn Ferry Tour to the big leagues, and preview what his arrival means for the 2026 rookie class.

Plus, a deep dive into some of the most surprising PGA TOUR statistics of the year.

Don't miss this comprehensive look at the professional golf landscape, covering the legend's setback and the stars on the rise!

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This episode is brought to you by Srixon Golf, with segment sponsorships by Metcalfe GC and Falcon Ridge GC

It's October, but the golf season keeps rolling along, with plenty to discuss.

We chat about the looming end of the outdoor golf season here in Canada and how long we expect to be playing.

We bring you fresh news on the return of The Skins Game in the U.S. and who will be taking part. We also break down the schedule for the upcoming Season 2 of the TGL indoor golf league and talk about our expectations for it.

With Major League Baseball playoffs in full swing, we take a look at the top all-time golfers among pro ball players, introducing you to a man who played in both the World Series and The Masters.

And to wrap up the show, we give you a history lesson on the Camelot Golf & Country Club and tour you through the 7,000 yards of their Thomas McBroom design.

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This episode is brought to you by Srixon Golf, with segment sponsorships by Metcalfe GC and Falcon Ridge GC.

We’re back with a jam-packed show, catching you up on the biggest stories from the past two weeks in our golf world.

We break down all the highlights from the 15th annual PING Challenge Cup, including the battle between the Head Professionals and Assistant Professionals of the PGA of Ottawa Zone. As team captains, we offer unique insights that go beyond the final score—sharing what truly makes this two-day event at Smuggler’s Glen Golf Course one to remember.

Brooke Henderson was back in Canada last week, and we have exclusive details from a special event she hosted with one of her sponsors at Camelot Golf Club. The event made a significant impact on the junior golf scene—and on one young golfer in particular.

We also share our lingering thoughts on the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black, reflecting on everything we witnessed—both on and off the course.

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On this show, we catch up on some news from professional and amateur golf, and dig deep into the upcoming Flagstick.com PGA of Ottawa Tour PING Challenge Cup at Smugglers Glen.

We also talk golf courses, especially ones that are nice to visit in the Fall, starting with the historic Mississippi Golf Club in Appleton, Ontario. We share a little about its history and take you on an oral tour of the golf course, which dates back to 1915.

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This episode is brought to you by Srixon Golf, with segment sponsorships by Metcalfe GC and Falcon Ridge GC.

Remember when Tiger Woods was a rising force of nature? When Phil Mickelson was "Lefty" and still looking for his first major?

On this show, we step back in time to the year 2000, a truly iconic season in golf.

Join us as we dissect the epic battles, the legendary shots, and the rising stars that defined the turn of the millennium.

We'll revisit the historic majors, for both men and women, and explore the gear, stories, and personalities that made Y2K golf unforgettable.

This isn't just a history lesson—it's a tribute to a golden era.

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This episode is brought to you by Srixon Golf, with segment sponsorships by Metcalfe GC and Falcon Ridge GC.