The 19th Tee

The Ladies European Tour wrapped up this week in Spain, with Steph Kyriacou capping off a wonderful season. Scott Hend put together nice rounds in Thailand on the Asian Tour as Wade Ormsby continues to lead the Order of Merit.

Our listeners will remember a wonderful story Louis Dobbelaar told of his good friend Josh McIntosh who recently passed away after a battle with an extremely rare disease. Now, we welcome Josh's brother Brad to the show to chat about his legacy and the incredible work he's doing - most notably a golf day coming up at Brookwater.

We're also proud to support the day - both via Marshy playing and with all proceeds from our Black Friday sale going to the cause!

Collin Morikawa continues his meteoric rise with a win in the European Tour's season ender + Jin Young Ko produced a stripe show hitting 63 greens on the LPGA Tour. Plus a nod to the PGA Tour and review of the first Blitz Golf event for the season won by our good friend Daniel Gale.

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We take a deep dive into the DP World Tour and its impacts on the PGA Tour of Australasia, including Golf Australia's response to our questions. We change tact significantly to talk about the T20 World Cup and the world of college football, with Marshy's Texas Longhorns suffering one of the worst losses in recent memory!

It's the first episode of our new format, and we take a look back at the week that was with Min Woo Lee finishing strongly on the European Tour and Jason Kokrak adding another win to his career on the PGA Tour.

We're officially launching our Youtube episodes, feating full videos on the great platform of our episodes if you want to look at our mugs while listening. We recap a big announcement from the Australian WPGA, plus whip through the results from around the world and take all your golf and non-golf questions!

Ring the damn bell! Lucas Herbert is the latest Aussie to win around the world, taking out his first PGA Tour title at the Bermuda Championship. Plus, we unpack the latest rumblings and news around the SGL/PGL/breakaway tour + the latest from the ever-changing home schedule.

One of the greatest 'what ifs' in golf, Lorena Ochoa's story is truly remarkable. She retired from the game at age 29, having more than 20 wins under her belt to focus on her life away from the course. The numbers are truly staggering, making her one of the best golfers, male or female, ever.

It was low score central at The Summit Club, with Rory McIlroy taking home the title in what can only be described as a birdie-fest. Plus, a win for Matty Fitz on the European Tour with Aussie Min Woo Lee finishing in second.

Golf Australia has this morning announced that both the Men's and Women's Australian Opens have been cancelled for the second consecutive year.

We're feeling for our Australian domestic golfers, who continue to play second fiddle to internationals in the eyes of our governing bodies.