This week on Tee It Up presented by GolfBox, PAP joins the show after a run caddying on tour — giving a rare look at professional golf from inside the ropes.

🏌️ Inside the ropes with PAP:

🇦🇺 Plus a huge week in golf:

🔥 Aussie season finale at The National + previews for Houston, India & LPGA.

Hannah Green delivers one of the biggest Aussie golf moments of the year, winning the Australian Women’s Open at home and becoming the first Australian in 12 years to claim the title.

On this week’s episode of Tee It Up presented by GolfBox, Q and Johnny break down Hannah’s huge win at Kooyonga, what it means for Australian women’s golf, and why it felt like a genuine star moment under pressure. We also dive into Will Florimo’s breakthrough first win at the Heritage Classic, Bryson DeChambeau’s latest LIV statement in Singapore, and the big takeaways coming out of The Players as major season edges closer.

Then we get into the big question: did LIV lose a bit of momentum by having the week off straight after Adelaide? Adelaide felt massive — but can LIV keep that energy rolling globally, or is it still too dependent on a few key events?

We also preview a big week ahead with picks for the Australian WPGA Championship, LIV Golf South Africa, the Valspar Championship and the DP World Tour’s Hainan Classic, plus a look at where the PGA Tour could be headed from 2027 and beyond.

A big week, big opinions, and plenty happening as the road to major season heats up.

This weeks podcast is presented by golfbox

Will Florimo has finally broken through.

After a season full of close calls, Florimo claimed his first Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia title with a gutsy win at the Heritage Classic, getting to 14-under and holding off Haydn Barron by two shots at The Heritage Golf & Country Club.

In this episode of Tee It Up with the Winner, Will joins us to unpack the breakthrough moment, the eagle on the 4th that changed the day, and the nerves of trying to close it out as the pressure built late on Sunday.

We also dive into the journey behind the win — from runner-up finishes and playoff heartbreak, to the belief that this result had been building for a while. Will opens up on the promise he made to himself not to have a beer until he won again, and why this victory means even more now with his wife and daughter driving everything he does.

A ripping chat with one of the good guys in Aussie golf — and a proper first-win story.

The Women’s Australian Open returns to Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide, and Tee It Up is on the ground for one of the biggest weeks in Australian golf.

Fresh off one of the wildest finishes of the PGA Tour of Australasia season, Travis Smyth joins Q on Tee It Up With The Winner – presented by GolfBox.

Smyth claimed victory at Royal Auckland after a dramatic Sunday that saw him birdie the final two holes to post the clubhouse lead before surviving a six-hole playoff marathon to secure the title.

In this episode Travis breaks down:

• The birdie-birdie finish on Sunday

It’s a raw look inside the mindset of one of Australia’s most consistent international players.

Q and Johnny are on the ground in Adelaide this week as Tee It Up heads inside the ropes ahead of the Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club.

Before the tournament begins, the boys wrap a huge week across global golf.

🏆 Travis Smyth wins a dramatic six-hole playoff at Royal Auckland to capture the NZ PGA Championship, launching himself to the top of the PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit.

🏆 Kelsey Bennett delivers a breakthrough moment for Australian golf with a dominant four-shot win at the Australian Women’s Classic on the Ladies European Tour.

🏆 On the PGA Tour, Akshay Bhatia defeats Daniel Berger in a playoff after a massive eagle on the closing stretch.

🏆 And in LIV Golf Hong Kong, Jon Rahm dominates while the Aces GC take the team title — proving it might be no Reed, no worries.

Plus the boys preview a massive week ahead in golf:

⛳ Women’s Australian Open – Kooyonga

And of course…

🔥 Picks of the week from Q & Johnny

We’ll be bringing you interviews, practice round insights and behind-the-scenes coverage all week from Adelaide.

This week on Tee It Up – Presented by GolfBox, Q sits down with rising Spanish star David Puig following his impressive win at the BMW Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club.

Q and Brad are back with a massive week across Australasia and beyond.

We kick off at Millbrook where Dan Hillier becomes the first Kiwi to win the NZ PGA since 2017 — a huge moment for New Zealand golf. Two of the best players in the field going head-to-head down the stretch, unreal visuals, and another step forward for one of the region’s premier events.

From there, we head to Wollongong for the NSW Women’s Open. Agathe Laisne fires a closing 65 to get it done, while young Aussies Amelia Harris and Hannah Reeves continue to show the depth coming through the women’s ranks.

Then — Hannah Green wins again. LPGA title number seven. Calm, clinical and clutch. We discuss what level she’s operating at right now and what this means heading into a massive 2026 and the Australian swing.

Director of Golf – Royal Auckland & Grange Golf Club

James joins us to preview the ISPS Handa Japan–Australasia event and take us inside one of the Southern Hemisphere’s elite championship venues.

We cover:

Plus, James gives us the player profile to watch this week.

We finish with a full global preview block:

• Australian Women’s Classic – Magenta Shores

Bold calls. ISPS predictions. Big fortnight ahead in Aussie golf.

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🎙️ Guest: James Betts

Q sits down with leading performance psychologist Jonah Oliver to unpack what truly separates good from elite when the pressure is on.

Jonah works with Olympic gold medallists, professional golfers, elite sporting teams and high-performing leaders — helping them build the psychological tools required to thrive under stress, not just survive it.

In this conversation, Q and Jonah dive into:

• What pressure really is — and why most people misunderstand it

If you’ve ever felt nerves on the first tee, struggled closing out a round, or wondered how tour players handle major moments — this episode will genuinely shift your thinking.

🔗 Learn more about Jonah:

Seventeen years old.

Amelia Harris joins Tee It Up after one of the most impressive weeks we’ve seen in Australian golf — opening with 69, holding her nerve down the stretch and winning by two against a full professional field.

In this 15-minute interview, Amelia breaks down:

• The momentum shift during the week

Composed beyond her years and clear about what’s next — this feels like the beginning of something special.

Seventeen. First pro win.