On this edition of Next on the Tee my guests are LPGA Pro & Legend Gail Graham and Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year Bill Abrams.

Gail Graham - Gail shared her stories about how she learned the game, what got a Western Canadian girl to play her college golf at Lamar University in Texas, playing alongside Dawn Coe-Jones, the pressures of Q-School, winning her first tournament on the LPGA Tour and winning the 1997 Australian Ladies Masters.

Bill Abrams - Bill talked about his days as a Junior golfer and how the prepared him to play at the college level. We also talked about how the teaches Junior golfers today to be patient and have fun on the course. He also shared tips about having a good routine, how to hit better chip shots and have the correct posture.

On this episode of Next on the Tee my guests are: Teaching Professional Rich O'Brien and Top 100 Club Fitter Scott Felix. 

Rich O'Brien - Rich talked about the golf cart accident from his caddy days that resulted in days in a coma and nearly cost him his life. He shared the story about waking up from his coma and being totally paralyzed but fortunately his spinal cord was only bruised and severed. He also talked about the role acupuncture had in his recovery, the work he's doing now with the PGA Hope Program assisting wounded veterans and the Para Long Drive contest. 

Scott Felix - Scott talked about the clubs causing a lot of buzz around the industry like the Callaway Epic Driver, Titleist new hybrids and some of the new iron sets as well. We talked about understanding your launch angles, the apex of your of the shots you hit and spin rate. He explained what smash factor is and how to know if your swing is off or your equipment isn't fit for your swing.

On this edition of Next on the Tee my guests are: former TV Producer for ESPN, ESPN 2, and The Golf Channel and Author of the books "Cover Me Boys Im Going In, Tales of the Tube from a Broadcast Brat" and "Big Flies", Keith Hirshland. I was also joined by Champions Tour Pro and 2011 US Senior Open Champion Olin Browne. 

Keith shared stories from when they first launch ESPN 2 and the young talent he got to work with including Stuart Scott, Suzy Kolber and Kenny Mayne. He also talked about being there when they launched The Golf Channel and what it was like the very first day they went live and the unique things they did broadcasting their first few golf tournaments. We also talked about his book, "Cover Me Boys Im Going In, Tales of the Tube from a Broadcast Brat", which is by far the best book I've read in years.

I talked with Olin about his memories from being an Assistant Captain on the 2008 Ryder Cup team. He said it was the best experience of his career. We talked about what it was like when he received his first inviation to play in The Masters and that drive up Magnolia Lane. We also talked about his 2011 US Senior Open victory at Inverness, the 59 he shot at the qualifying tournament for the 2005 US Open and his thoughts on the camaraderie among the young players on the PGA Tour now.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by BBC and Sirius/XM PGA Tour Channel on Course Broadcaster, Top Instructor and former British Ladies Amateur Champion Maureen Madill. Maureen shared stories from her time at the University of St. Andrews and Lamar University in Texas. She was one of the first 2 women to ever get recruited to come over and play college golf on a scholarship. We talked about the young guns taking over both the PGA and European Tours, her reaction on the Solheim Cup and what happened at the Ladies Evian Masters over in France. Maureen also shared a tip to help us play better shots out of a fairway bunker.

On this edition of Next on the Tee I was joined by Top Instructors Chris Czaja and Allen Miller. Chris shared some great tips on how to improve your short game, from club selection to ball position. Allen talked about his time playing for the University of Georgia and out on Tour during the 1970s. We talked in depth about his win at the 1974 Tallahassee Open and his 15th place finish at the 1975 Masters. He shared a chipping lesson he was taught by Lee Trevino and what it was like playing alongside and against Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Gary Player and the legends from that era. Hear all that and much more...

On this edition of Next on the Tee I'm joined by former Minnesota Vikings LB turned PGA Tour Rules Official Mark Dusbabek; world renowned Golf Course Architect Rees Jones; and Actor turned host of Talking Golf Getaways, Mitchell Laurance.

On this episode of Next on the Tee I'm joined by former NHL Star, PGA Tour Caddy and multiple time winner on the Celebrity Tour, Dan Quinn plus the CEO of SmartBallGolf Rick Marcy.

This week on Next on the Tee my guests are: 2003 PGA Champion Shaun Micheel, the Golf Channel's Golf Academy Instructor Rob Strano, and former ESPN and Golf Channel Producer plus Author of the book, "Cover Me Boy I'm Going In", Keith Hirshland.

Matthew Laurance - Matthew and I talked about his show Back Spin Golf that airs on ESPN Radio WLXG AM 1300 up in Lexington, Kentucky. We also looked back at the PGA Championship, discussed the new golden era on the PGA Tour with all the young guys who have emerged, and who is on his bucket list of guests that he'd like to interview.

On this edition of Next on the Tee my guests are: 1988 US Amateur Champion Eric Meeks and Actor turned ESPN Radio Host Matthew Laurance.

Eric Meeks - Eric shared stories from his time playing college golf at the University of Arizona, the wins he had there plus their rivalry with Oklahoma State. He also took us through the gantlet of competition he went through on his way to winning the 1988 US Amateur Championship. He also talked about playing the 1989 Masters and the school he runs now out in Las Vegas.

Matthew Laurance - Matthew and I talked about his show Back Spin Golf that airs on ESPN Radio WLXG AM 1300 up in Lexington, Kentucky. We also looked back at the PGA Championship, discussed the new golden era on the PGA Tour with all the young guys who have emerged, and who is on his bucket list of guests that he'd like to interview.