Plugged In Golf Podcast

The PGA Show is dying, but, in this episode, Matt provides ideas on how it can be saved.

After working in a bag room, Dan Erdman realized that golf towels could be more than billboards for OEMs.  This led him to found Uther Supply, a company that has grown from making some of the most stylish golf towels to one that's now producing golf balls with much more on the way.  Learn about how he started the company, how it has grown, and where it's headed in this podcast.

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The First Tee is an important organization in growing the game of golf, but its work extends far beyond the course.  In this interview with Lea Jesse, the CEO of First Tee of Greater Chicago, we discuss all the things that the group does and how golfers can get involved to help.

In this year in review episode, Matt and Matt talk about the standout products in every single category, answer reader questions, and name their Club of the Year.

There aren't many better people to discuss club design with than 20+ year industry veteran Tom Olsavsky.  After stints at Titleist and TaylorMade, Tom is the VP of Research and Development at Cobra Puma Golf.  We discuss the evolution of club design, Cobra's new RADSPEED line up, and much more.

In this episode, Matt talks with Forrest Richardson, the president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects.  Forrest has a wealth of interesting thoughts on equipment rollbacks, the future of golf, and much more.

Noelle Zavaleta is a woman who wears many hats.  In addition to being a stellar player, she runs social media and PR for Cleveland, Srixon, Asics, and XXIO.  In this episode, she takes time out of her busy schedule to give us a peek behind the curtain of running social media for major OEMs, the Cleveland/Srixon Tour Staff, and much more.

Tour Edge's Jon Claffey joins the Plugged In Golf Podcast again to discuss their Hot Launch 521 clubs, their growing presence on Tour, and the future of the PGA Show.

Bradley Hughes turned pro at age 21 and won three weeks later.  And despite a total of seven professional wins and over twenty years on Tour, his most profound effects on golf are coming now, as an instructor.  In this episode, Matt talks to the inventor of the Down Under Board about teaching golf at an Edwin Watts after leaving the Tour, developing his instructional theories, and more.

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Matt welcomes Skyler Street back to the Plugged In Golf Podcast to discuss how indoor golf and simulators will shape the future of golf.  They also discuss what to expect from The Masters in November.

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