In this episode, Matt recaps his recent trip to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, discusses affordable golf travel, and then talks about the five obstacles to playing well on a golf trip.

In this episode, Matt dives deep into practice.  He discusses his own practice routine and how he's arrived at them.  In the second half of the episode, he shares four keys that you can use to get the most out of your practice sessions.  Whether you're working to break 100 or par, these are concepts that will help you achieve your goals.

Matt takes on golf snobbery, indoor vs. outdoor fitting, and online shaft fitting in this wide-ranging episode of the Plugged In Golf Podcast.

Hailey Ostrom is one of the most popular golfers on social media, but, as we learn in this wide-ranging interview, she's a golfer first, influencer second.  We discuss the demands of influencer life, the biggest perks and misconceptions, and much more.

Every golfer loves a well-conditioned course, but very few know anything about agronomy or how we can help keep our courses in better shape.  In this episode, Matt talks with agronomist Jason Bruno about what golfers should know about agronomy and what we can do to contribute to better conditioned golf courses.  Jason also shares his experiences from working on the agronomy team at three US Opens.

Matt sits down with Sean Ogle, founder of The Eighty Club and one of the best-traveled golfers there is, to discuss Pebble Beach.  Sean answers questions ranging from the basic to the esoteric as well as answering the big question, "Is Pebble Beach worth the money?"

Fujikura Tour Rep Marshall Thompson joins the Plugged In Golf Podcast again to talk about the explosion of high end putter shafts and how Fuji's approach to the category is unique.

Putter shafts have been one of the hottest equipment stories of 2021.  In this episode, Matt talks about each of the major offerings - the Stability Shaft, LAGP's TPZ, and Fujikura's MC Putter - and answers a heap of reader questions about this category.

Most golf gear nerds have thought to themselves, "I could design a golf club."  Garret Krynski, a graphic designer with no background in metalwork, actually did it.  Now he's the man behind GEOM Golf, one of the game's most unique young brands.  Learn about Garret's story and check out his flaming hot Back 9 takes in this episode.

The big OEMs pay Tour players boatloads of money to promote their gear.  In this episode, Matt gives you five good reasons why you should ignore what the pros play...and one reason why you shouldn't.