Every good golf podcast needs a resident pro, and we welcome Ollie Neave, better known as Aussie Beef Golf to the podcast to give us an insight to life as a pro and some hands on tips to play some better golf.

We chat about an impressive performance from Min Woo Lee at 13th Beach, break down the AT&T Pro Am at Pebble Beach and deep dive into the distance debate on a big episode!

Beer of the Week: Little Creatures Long Days

TaylorMade's self confessed equipment tech junkie, Alex Benjamin, joins us to chat about his golf journey, the trends in golf technology, his encounter with Tiger Woods and the hugely successful SIM drivers.

We recap a big Waste Management Phoenix Open, skip over the Saudi International and chat about the developments in the PGL, Jordan Spieth dropping out of the top 50, Brooks Koepka's media ban and the upcoming Vic Open.

Beer of the Week: Black Hops Brewing Mid Range

Royal Melbourne GC is steeped in history and was at the forefront of the world's media during the Presidents Cup. We sit down with the man who's task it is to prepare the course and maintain two of the world's best courses on a day to day basis, Richard Forsyth.

The Aussies are back in the winner's circle once again, as Marc Leishman wins for the 5th time on the PGA Tour and Lucas Herbert breaks through for his maiden victory on the European Tour. All the details from those events, plus a detailed look at the new world golf tournament making headlines.

Beer of the Week: Stone & Wood Pacific Ale

We sit down with the PGA Tour's Ben Everill. Ben is Aussie journalist living and working in the USA writing for the PGA.com. He gives great insight into the Tour as we deep dive into a preview of 2020.

Gee, there's a bit to unpack this week! Andrew Landry holds on to win the American Express, Lee Westwood is back on the winners list, Kuch wins in Asia and Cam Smith is in hot water for his comments on Patrick Reed! All that and plenty more on this ep.

Beer of the Week: Gage Roads Little Dove

We sit down with the rising star that is Blake Windred. Fresh off turning pro, Blake has had a whirlwind few months playing in his first Australian Open and signing with Modest! Golf Management, headed up by Niall Horan, formerly of One Direction.

The Aussies are back in the winners circle, with Cam Smith winning the Sony Open Hawaii and Wade Ormsby claiming his second Hong Kong Open! We also chat about the South African Open, the legendary Pete Dye and the seemingly endless Patrick Reed saga.

Beer of the Week: Colonial Small Ale