MUSINGS ON GOLF

As we close out a year filled with incredible guests -- Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player among others  -- we're proud to once again present this popular episode with Dr. Bob Rotella, golf's pre-eminent psychologist.

Dr. Bob continues to get into the mind of elite golfers such as Rory McIlroy and help them achieve greater success in their careers.

Find out how Dr. Bob gets the best in the game to clear their thoughts, and how he might help your mental approach as you look to improve in 2026 and beyond.  

April 23, 1962. Find out why that date set Duke Butler on the path that led him to being involved in the business operations of the PGA Tour for 40 years. A member of the Texas Golf Hall of Fame, Duke ran the Houston Open for 14 years.

Hear great stories from Duke about Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player, and what he has to say about the future of the Ryder Cup and PGA Tour. 

Right now, on "Musings on Golf."

He came close to winning in more than 300 starts on the PGA Tour, and now Brendon de Jonge is feasting as a member of the golf media. 

Join Brendon for a lively discussion about growing up in Zimbabwe, playing college golf at Virginia Tech, and teaming with Ernie Els four times in the Presidents Cup. 

Plus, why his new show with fellow Hokie, Johnson Wagner, sounds so delicious!

What if you could take some of the best practices, the ways by which Augusta National Golf Club has grown the Masters Tournament into one of the premier sporting events in the world, and successfully apply them to YOUR business?

In his terrific new book, "The Augusta Principles: Timeless Business Lessons from the World's Premier Golf Club," author John Sabino sets out to help you do just that.

Join John as he discusses the 10 "Principles" from the Masters that just might help you improve your business ... and maybe, your life. 

Great storytelling is what makes for a great guest on "Musings on Golf," and with David Marr III, we hit the jackpot.

Join David on a sweet stroll down golf's memory lane. He talks lovingly about his Dad, Dave Marr Jr., who won the 1965 PGA Championship, captained the 1981 U.S. Ryder Cup Team and was part of ABC Sports' iconic golf coverage for two decades.

There is plenty, too, about Arnold Palmer, Claude Harmon, and why PGA Professionals are the backbone of the game. From Golf Channel to SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio to "Musings on Golf," David delivers with an abundance of stories that you will relish!

In one of the many accounts that have been written about Dennis Walters' remarkable life, his great friend, PGA of America Professional Wayne Warms, says that Dennis's "is the greatest story in the history of golf."

Discover why that is true in this special Thanksgiving episode with two Jersey boys who have been friends for more than 60 years. From the lowest of lows to his induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame and now the PGA Hall of Fame, the story of Dennis Walters is beyond compare.

With more than 3,500 trick-shot shows and a message about dreams that continues to resonate, Dennis delivers once again, on "Musings on Golf."

He won for the first time on the PGA TOUR. He made the Ryder Cup USA Team for the first time, in his home state of New York, no less. Then, he finished, you guessed it, first in points among the 12 Americans at Bethpage Black.

What a breakthrough year it was for Cameron Young, who reflects on why it happened and what it was like to play, and win, on golf's greatest stage.

Be the "first" to check out what young Mr. Young has to say about a most memorable 2025!

His lone PGA TOUR victory appropriately came at an event honoring our military, and Billy Hurley III continues today to help military families through his Foundation.

Join Billy for this special Veterans Day episode, as he talks about his years at the United States Naval Academy, and which three Veterans would round out his dream foursome. He's the only graduate of a U.S. Military Service Academy to win on the PGA TOUR, and we salute Lieutenant Hurley on "Musings on Golf."

He's a business executive with a passion for golf -- he's played 93 of the top 100 courses in the U.S. -- and a new book that is absolutely terrific. "PARdon Me: 50 Years of Golf, One Hole at a Time," is Joe Bronson's third book, and this one is packed with stories about Arnie, family, his 18 most challenging holes, and even, yes, 18 that NEVER should have been designed. 

Get this book, and get ready for a great read, thanks to Joe!