In this week's bonus podcast, Amanda Balionis of Golf on CBS and Callaway Golf joins "On the Tee" to talk about juggling two jobs, broadcasting golf, working with Jim Nantz, her five-ten year goals, her idols in the business like Bonnie Bernstein, working The Masters this year and her relationship with Jessica Korda.

In "Go for it or Lay Up", we ask Amanda if she thinks Tiger will win or the PGA this year and if an LPGA/PGA event on CBS would be a home run. We also debut a new segment called "Would you Rather" at the end of the podcast. Two great golf scenarios, which did Amanda pick?

You can follow Amanda on Twitter at Amanda_Balionis.

Episode 4 begins with a roundtable (Bret Lasky, Amy Rogers, Ron Sirak) where we recap the ISPS Women's Australian Open, the return of Jessica Korda and Sung Hyun Park for the Honda LPGA Thailand, Karrie Webb's part-time schedule and the upcoming ANA Inspiration.

Second-year player Angel Yin (26-minute mark) joins us this week to discuss everything from her new love of fishing to her favorite food and getting kicked out of a local tour at the age of 7.

In our "Go for it or Lay up" segment, we rapid fire on Brooke Henderson, Lexi Thompson, rising Korean stars and more. Will golf one day pass hockey in popularity in Canada? Amy and newcomer Adam Stanley debate.

Two-time Daytona 500 winner and NASCAR legend Michael Waltrip stopped by the podcast studios at LPGA headquarters on Wednesday of race week. He is in town to call the Daytona 500 on FOX. In the first 15 minutes of the podcast, we talk about his life in NASCAR, winning the Daytona 500 in 2001 and what it's like to crank the engines.

He even gave us a prediction on who will win 60th running of the Great American Race!

In the second half of the interview, we talked about his favorite passion: golf. Waltrip talks about meeting Arnold Palmer, running into Brooke Henderson in Daytona, the Golf Guys Tour and the time he made a hole-in-one.

On Episode three, Bret Lasky, Amy Rogers and Ron Sirak start with a roundtable discussion on the Super Bowl, the Waste Management PGA event, the Suzann Pettersen v. media controversy, Brittany Lincicome, the upcoming ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open and the UL International Crown and the chances legend Karrie Webb will make the team.

Two-time European Solheim Cup member Sandra Gal is the big guest this week. She talks about a wide array of topics from her love of music and painting to going to two meditation retreats and how those have helped her in life and golf. Gal also talks about her motivation for 2018 and an upcoming project where she is selling her art work to raise money for charity.

On The Tee is back for episode two of the new podcast. LPGA.com's Bret Lasky previews the Pure-Silk Bahamas LPGA Classic with LPGA.com contributor Ron Sirak. The duo also discusses Stacy Lewis' chances for a big 2018, who could be a breakout star and whether an LPGA/PGA mixed event is on the horizon.

Seven-time LPGA winner Brittany Lincicome also joins the podcast to preview her 2018 season, reminisce on her 2017 Bahamas win and even dishes on what her walk out song would be.

In the "Go For it or Lay Up" segment at the end, Bret and Ron rapid fire about the Americans on Tour, Inbee Park, Moriya Jutanugarn and Cristie Kerr.

LPGA.com is excited to re-launch our podcast for 2018. The new format of “On the Tee” features LPGA.com’s Bret Lasky as Host of the pod, with Managing Editor and Host Amy Rogers joining the fray along with Contributor and longtime golf writer, Ron Sirak.

Episode one features major champion, Brooke Henderson, at the Diamond Resorts Invitational. The team also shares their predictions for the 2018 season, debate whether we’re seeing the best generation in women’s golf and play Lay Up or Go For It.