The lads get fiery about golf course closures during the coronavirus pandemic, establish some much needed game-changers for this time of uncertainty, and take you to what could be the most spiritual golf course in the world.

Craving a game of real golf while stuck in self-isolation, the lads go dreaming about some of the most wondrous golf venues on the planet, try to solve Shooter's driving problems, and discuss the benefits of using an '8-metre practice net'.

The lads delve into the possible positivity in negative swing thoughts, how to keep playing while stuck at home, random acts of kindness and the things about golf they're really missing while in self-isolation.

Despite social distancing requirements, three of the GolfBarons team dial in to discuss things to do while self-isolating, how the golf industry can reset itself amid the pandemic, and take us away to a dream Canadian golf course.

Back from a trip to King Island, the Barons talk about getaways with mates, the 'Uber Golf Ranking System', snakes on course, driving irons, and visit some more exotic places.

The lads are back discussing flushers, rowdy crowds, hickory sticks, the Coronavirus, Arnold Palmer and the most Baronesque golf trip to King Island.

The whole GolfBarons® team – Shooter, Philbert, Kippa and Davman – is in after a long day of filming to wax lyrical on everything from narrow public courses to game-changing ideas and the time Kippa fell into a bunker caddying for Robert Allenby.

We cover everything from our loves and hates to game-changing ideas (of sorts), new gear, dream destinations, a golf history lesson and some rather tasty beverages in our 'Golf Tipples' segment.

The lads delve into some interesting loves and hates, tackle the idea of a Premier Golf Tour, relive the legacy of Karsten Solheim, and make a coronavirus prediction that'll rock the European Tour. Clowns.

We pay tribute to icons Kobe Bryant and Tom Crow, offer some ‘genuine’ game changing strategies, talk adjustable length putters, make some incredibly bold Tour predictions in our ‘Crystal Balls’ segment, and Phil relives a thunderous tale of lightning strikes on course.