We talk with Peter Nanula, CEO of Concert Golf Partners, about his career in the golf industry and how Concert Golf Partners works with private clubs.

We talk with 94 year old LPGA Founder and PGA Golf Hall of Famer Shirley Spork about her remarkable life in the game of golf.

As we start the new year, we talk with Top 100 Teacher Brady Riggs about predictions for the coming year and the state of the game.

A 2-for-1 on this edition of The Golf Guy Podcast. We talk with Joe Casey, long-time PGA member going back to the days of Walter Hagen and the Western NY State PGA Section, and his son Patrick, who most recently was Director of Golf at Brentwood Country Club.

Kevin is the long-time Executive Director of the SCGA Junior Golf Foundation. We discuss how the Foundation operates in Southern California and the great work being done by Kevin and his team to grow the game among juniors who would likely not otherwise be exposed to golf.

John has had long career in golf, both as a player dating back to his days as captain of the Yale Golf Team as well as his time serving as SCGA President and now General Counsel. We discuss a number of issues facing the game as well as a few of John's fun experiences in golf over the years, including the impressive roster of courses he has played all over the world.

As we head into the Ryder Cup, we have a lively and extended conversation with Top 100 Teacher Brady Riggs about why the Europe seems to prevail so frequently over the US. We also take a look back at the recent Solheim Cup and the season-ending Tour Championship.

Jim Vernon was USGA President when the US Open was last held at Torrey Pines in 2008. We talk about that remarkable tournament as well as Jim's other experiences with the USGA and in the game generally over his long distinguished career.

In the wake of Phil's stunning victory in the PGA at Kiawah Island, we discuss not only the tournament but Phil's historical standing in the game.

Brady and I discuss not only the upcoming Masters, but also the latest developments with some notable players, as well as the state of the game overall and the LPGA Tour in particular, and how to grow the game.