The 19th Tee

Australian golfer turned broadcaster Ewan Porter joins us for a candid chat about his career, including winning on the now Korn Ferry Tour. Ewan is a wonderful advocate for the sport of golf in Australia, and we're very proud to have had him on the podcast. Enjoy, Ewan Porter!

The 2021 Australian Men's Amateur champion joins us just days after taking home the title in South Australia. Louis Dobbelaar is a star on the rise having won in Australia and New Zealand, and playing around the world. Louis has some fantastic stories about the people who made him, as well as his friendship with PGA megastar, Rickie Fowler.

Acclaimed architect, Mike Cocking, joins the show for the second time to chat about the impacts of distance on course design, the changes to Augusta National, as well as some of his recent works including Sandringham Links and Point Lonsdale. Plus, plenty of chat around OCM's appointment to develop a masterplan for Medinah No. 3. Enjoy!

What a week in golf! Brooks Koepka wins in Phoenix after a barnstorming back nine, including an incredible chip in on 17. Jordan Spieth returned to the frame with some fantastic golf, which captured all of our hearts. DJ won on the European Tour to continue his dominance, and Chris Wood won the Victorian PGA Championship.

Patrick Reed wins the Farmers Insurance Open, but again, it wasn't without controversy. The boys unpack that plus plenty more, including Paul Casey's win on the European Tour and Brad Kennedy's win here in Australia at the Players Series.

West Aussie Jarryd Felton joins the show for a chat about his career to date, including wins in WA, NSW and New Zealand, as well as his love for cars and his girlfriend the immensely talented Hannah Green. Enjoy!

It was a big week in the golfing world, with Si Woo Kim winning on the PGA Tour in California. The European Tour had a star-studded field in place in the UAE, with Tyrell Hatton taking home the trophy, while Aussie Jason Scrivener earned a career-best second place finish. The LPGA saw one of its best finishes for a long time, while the Champions Tour headed to Hawaii, and golf on Australian soil returned with the Gippsland Super 6.

Part 2 of our chat with Ian Baker-Finch. This part of the chat focuses much more on Finchy the player, his incredible career, and of course, his famous 1991 win at The Open Championship.

Open Champion, Ian Baker-Finch, joins the podcast! Part 1 of our chat with Finchy covers the state of the game, broadcast, the year that was 2020 and a Masters unlike anything we've seen before. Enjoy!

It's our 100th episode! It's also our longest episode to date, as we threw this episode out to you, our listeners, and we answer every single question you sent our way. We do cover a bit of general golf news at the top, so if you want to skip that and hear the questions, jump to 27:20.

Thanks for all your support and love over the past 100 episodes. We absolutely couldn't have done it without you!

Nathan & Kieran