Is there a limit to how good you can get at golf? Are we constrained by our natural athletic ability? CJ Augustin (aka @Cartcrewgolf) is on a mission to find out.

Based in New York, where perfecting your golf game is no easy task, CJ spends countless hours at Five Iron and works with a full-time coach, all in the pursuit of reaching his full potential. He even competed in long drive competitions for a year—until it took a toll on his lower back.

This episode is a great listen for my range lovers or anyone looking to take their game to the next level.

This episode is a special one. I connected with Johnny all the way from Melbourne to chat about his unique golf and coffee shop. Yes, you heard that right—a golf and coffee shop. He brews coffee, sells used golf clubs, features unique golf brands, and even has a golf simulator.

This is exactly why I started this podcast: to share stories like Johnny's that highlight the diverse ways people celebrate and enjoy the game of golf. Johnny also gives us a really interesting perspective on the golf scene in Australia, and how it compares to what we have here in the states.

In early September, I embarked on a 6-day golf marathon in Wisconsin, playing an incredible 171 holes across some of the state’s finest public courses. Believe it or not, Wisconsin ranks #1 for public golf in the U.S., and this trip was proof of why.

To break down each course in detail, I brought back Paul Seifert—aka Wisco Golf Addict. Together, we go course-by-course, sharing our favorite holes, impressions, and how each course stacks up among the ones I played.

Here’s the lineup:

• Washington County

Tune in as we relive this unforgettable journey through some of Wisconsin's best! And don’t forget to check out Paul’s fantastic content on his site: wiscogolfaddict.com

In this episode we take you to a new part of the golf world, Minnesota. Mason joins the show to talk about the Minnesota golf scene, golf course architecture, and the content he creates for @aspoiledwalk.

If you want to hear more from Mason make sure you check out his website and YouTube channel!

https://www.aspoiledwalk.com/

I've always been interested in golfing in a new city. Finding new courses to play and new people to play with. 

3x podcast guest Matt Weinstein rejoins the show to talk about his move from Boston to Denver and what it has meant for his golf game. 

Have you ever wondered what it would take to become a professional golfer? If you could somehow take your amateur golf swing, practice every day, and make it on the PGA Tour? I sat down with Ben Utah, who is attempting to do just that.

15 months ago, Ben was a 6 handicap looking to shake up his life. So he quit his job, starting working at a golf course, and devoted his life to becoming a professional golfer. He has since played in a few mini tour events and become a plus handicap golfer. 

Ben is also an Augusta native and was able to share some awesome stories about The Masters. 

You can find more of Ben's content on his IG/TikTok pages by following the handle @benutahgolf

In this episode I sat down with Eric Duffer, founder of the Shot Pattern App. Eric is a high school business and computer science teacher who also happens to be a true golf addict.

His obsession with golf strategy led him to create this awesome tool that helps you pick smarter targets while out on the golf course. Not only do we talk about the app itself, but we also start to get in the weeds of what golf course strategy really means.

If you want to learn more about Shot Pattern make sure you check out the links below:

Instagram: @shotpattern

X: @shotpattern

Website: https://shotpattern.app/

With an action-packed PGA Tour season in the rearview and the Presidents Cup just around the corner, I'm excited to have Ben Firn back on the show! Together, we break down the biggest moments of the season and look ahead to what should be an exciting Presidents Cup.

We dive into our top 5 moments of the year, hand out season-long superlatives, and even share our dream pairings and matchups for the Presidents Cup. 

In this episode I chat with Wes Loman, aka the Salty Golfer, about his long lasting love of golf, the epic Myrtle Beach golf scene, and his very own Salty Golfer Beer.  

Wes is an awesome hang and I highly recommend you check out the rest of his content!

Have you ever wondered what goes into building a putter? One year ago, Jared Doerfler quit his job, bought two CNC mills, and started his putter company called Hanna Golf.

We dive into the origin story of Hanna Golf and the newsletter that Jared writes every week on the intersection of business and golf. This is an awesome behind the scenes listen!