We talk with SCGA President Nikki Gatch about her life in the game of golf, and her unique status of having leadership positions in both the SCGA and the SCPGA.

We talk with Top 100 Teacher Brady Riggs about LIV Golf, the US Men's and Women's Opens, Stanford's victory in the NCAA's and the recently completed PGA.

We talk to Scott Nye about Merion and its place in golf history, both past, present and future, as Merion has hosted more USGA championships than any other club.

We talk to Amy Alcott about her stellar career in golf, which began with her putting to soup cans she put in the ground around her house as a young child, and ended with her winning 29 LPGA titles, including 5 majors, and being inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.

We talk to Ted Bishop, 38th President of the PGA of America, about his experiences with some of the legends in the game such as Byron Nelson and Sam Snead, and his time as PGA President, including his experiences with Tom Watson and the Ryder Cup.

We talk to Jeff Kiddie about his path from a young golfer in the Rochester, NY area to head golf pro at Aronimink Golf Club. We discuss the Gil Hanse restoration project at this Donald Ross gem, and Jeff's roles as a rules official, top merchandiser and President of the Philadelphia PGA Section.

We talk with Top 100 Teacher Brady Riggs about what's up with Phil, the recent Dinah Shore Tournament and the Augusta National Women's Amateur and the latest in the women's game, and we preview the 2022 Masters and discuss Tiger mania at this year's tournament and debate whether Tiger or Jack is the GOAT.

We talk to Larry Dornisch, long-time Director of Golf at Muirfield Village Golf Club and recent winner of the PGA's prestigious Bill Strausbaugh Award.

With the 2022 U.S. Open being held at The Country Club, we get the chance to talk with long-time head professional Brendan Walsh about the course, the preparations for the U.S. Open and the rich history of The Country Club.

We talk with long-time PGA Club Pro Tony Roberto about the golf scene in New England and his experiences at various clubs during his long tenure as a PGA pro.