We talk with long-time SCPGA Executive Director and former PGA of America President Tom Addis III about his many stellar accomplishments and experiences in golf.

We talk to Rob Oosterhuis about growing up as the son of golfing great Peter Oosterhuis, his playing career and becoming a PGA member, and his evolution beyond golf to management at resorts and more recently at private country clubs.

We talk to Jim Smith, Jr., about his path to The Philadelphia Cricket Club, what life is like at the nation's oldest country club which dates back to 1854, and the importance of being "purple".

We talk to Jason Epstein about his journey in the game to his present position at Congressional Country Club, some of the memorable experiences he has had along the way, and what his professional life is like at one of the game's iconic clubs.

David Reasoner has spent his entire professional career at The Ridgewood Country Club. We talk to David about how he first started at Ridgewood, how he got the head pro job at such a young age and what life at Ridgewood has been like for him, as well as his thoughts on the profession generally.

Craig Kessler is Director, Public Affairs at the SCGA. Craig is regarded as the gold standard in public advocacy for golf. We talk to Craig about how he got started and some of the notable issues facing the game today.

Jared Doerfler is the creator of the Perfect Putt, a free weekly newsletter which covers the business side of golf. We talk to Jared about how he got started and some of the notable topics he has covered.

We talk to Jill McGill about her playing career and her great victory this past summer in the US Senior Women's Open.

We talk to Mike Harmon, who played the PGA Tour and was the Director of Golf at Secession Golf Club for many years. We discuss his wide-ranging experiences in the game as both a player and a club professional.

With the PGA Tour season wrapping up, we catch up with our friend Brady Riggs on the year in golf. We touch base on where we are with LIV and the PGA Tour's responses to date, as well as discuss the impressive talent on both the PGA and LPGA Tours and how much fun it would be to have a combined team tournament with both men and women.