The 2022 PGA Merchandise Show is returning to an in-person event in Orlando, Florida without a virtual option. Adam believes this is a mistake, especially as the pandemic surges and big name brands, like Callaway and Titleist, have opted out of attending this year. Why hasn't a brand decided to offer their own "Show?" 

Happy New Year! This year on the podcast we will focus on answering general questions about the game that can benefit new golfers as well as veteran players. One question Adam receives often is "how do I get a new player hooked on the game?" This episode dives into a few tips Adam has used to help new players, both young and old.

Have an idea for another podcast topic you'd like to see covered? Email me at [email protected].

It's the final episode of the year! Adam takes a walk down memory lane and recalls the biggest stories of the year, both on the professional side and golf industry as a whole. Topics include Tiger's car crash, first-time major winners, Collin Morikawa, Brooks vs Bryson, competing professional tours, the PGA Merchandise Show, and much, much more!

We switch things up on this week's episode and actually dive into two often misunderstood concepts in golf: course rating and slope. Inspired by recent engagement at our TikTok channel, where we teach new golfers every aspect of the game, it's clear that even golfers who have played the game for years don't know how a course rating and slope are defined. So, let's talk about it!

Nikki Dunagan (FromTheStadium.com) and Dan Hauser (LINKS Magazine) join the show this week to discuss their reactions to Tiger Woods's first press conference in nine months ahead of the Hero World Challenge in Albany, Bahamas. We cover a wide range of emotions from not only seeing Tiger walk without crutches, but hearing his responses to the obvious questions from reporters... as well as other not-so-obvious questions. 

'Tis the season to buy golf gear for the golfers in your life (including yourself), so Adam gives a short list of his favorite products from the year. These items are sure to make any golfer's holidays even sweeter, whether they're looking for a new driver, a new way to practice during the winter, or a new golf GPS device.

You can read reviews on all items mentioned at GolfUnfiltered.com.

It's sad but true. Adam comes to terms with the end of his 2021 golf season as Mother Nature has taken a turn for the worse in Chicagoland. We also touch on Sean Foley's recent interview with Claude Harmon III where he admits he may have overcoached Tiger Woods. Finally, Adam offers a short checklist to keep in mind as you enter your own offseason.

This week Adam discusses the concept of "paradox of choice," which explains how people react to more options being presented to them. This is especially true in professional golf considering the news of new professional golf tour options popping up. This is a little bit of a different episode, so strap in and reach out with your thoughts via email: [email protected].

This week's guest is sportswriter Nikki Dunagan. Nikki explains not only what golf means to her, but also how it's been a part of her life right from the start... and even before. A Georgia native, Nikki shares heartwarming stories of her grandfather taking her to The Masters, how Tiger Woods's bookend wins impacted her love of the game, and so much more. 

You can follow Nikki on Twitter at @nikkidunagan. Read her work at FromTheStadium.com.

This week on the show we tiptoe back into our regular format (just for now) to discuss two topics related to social media in golf. The first references the article on social media's treatment of women in golf. The second is related to a viral video of a gentleman, despite a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis, still finding a way to enjoy the game. How are these two topics related? My wife.

A more personal episode than others in the past, and I hope you enjoy it.