The Golf Insiders

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Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about the Cinnamon Inn in Mt Dora. Later in the Show, Holly and Rich gave away a free night at the Cinnamon Inn in celebration of Veteran's Day.

Holly also mentions that Ryan More successfully defended his CIMB Classic title and updated listeners on what has been happening in golf worldwide. 

The Golf Insiders' first guest is Mario Conte, Hurricane Golf Tour, calls in and talks about the success of the Junior Tour and introduces the Hurricane Pro-Am Series. The HJGT has grown from 3 states and barely 25 events and now they are up to 145 events and 16 states.  www.HJGT.org is where most kids sign up 

Hurricane Pro-Am Series first event will be in February 2015 in Palm Springs. Five-man teams best ball tournament. Four amateurs and 1 club pro. The Hurricane Pro-Am Series events are part of an all-inclusive package. Players will stay at luxurious hotels that feature world-class casinos, pools, bars, restaurants, spas, and much more. Pros fly free if they book their team early enough. HurricaneProAm.com 

ESPN.com Bob Harig, calls in to talk about Ryan Moore's success in the fall. The Top 50 in the World Rankings the WGC-HSBC Champions is this week coming.  They have 40 of 50 of the Top players are competing this year at "Asia's Major."  Adam Scott, Justin Rose, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson are some of the PGA players who are playing in the event. This is part of the PGA wrap around season and the third of four final events on the European Tour. 

Bob gave a Dustin Johnson update ... even though DJ was reported to be suspended by the PGA Tour for a drug violation, according to GOLF.com, Dustin and his agent have said that DJ has taken a leave of absence and won't return until after Paulina Gretzky has the couple's baby in early 2015.  All of this just happens to take place during a 6 month time period.

Mike Bender, calls in to talk to Holly G and Rich B about the V1 systems and the Mike Bender Academy in Lake Mary, Fla.  Mike says at his Academy they teach at all levels. Masters Champ Zach Johnson is one of Mike's top notch students.  Mike and Rich talk about how the average viewer doesn't realize how detail oriented the PGA Pros are. Mike goes out on the Tours and visits the men and the women's pro tours. 

Vartan Kupelian, PGATour.com, calls in to wrap up the show talking about the Champions Tour that he covers. Vartan talks to Holly about how good the shot makers are on the Champions Tour like Jay Haas and Bernhard Langer. He feels sad that there are not more shot makers left of the PGA Tour. Vartan feels that most of the guys on today's PGA Tour just bomb the ball. The feeling used to be the ones who just joined the Champions Tour dominated at a younger age than their competition, but that is not the case anymore. The older players are continuing to have some of the best years of their careers.

Rich talks to Vartan about the Q School qualification going on for the Champions Tour around the United States and at Orange County National in nearby Winter Garden, Fla. Vartan said that there is only 5 spots that are available. This is the most difficult Q school out there. He said that 78 golfers is a full field. Vartan says briefly about the Ryder Cup that the U.S. got beat because the Europeans are just better. Vartan did a piece just recently on Fred Couples and feels the same way as Fred, the PGA has complicated the whole thing with this task force. Too much of a "show" and not enough about playing. 

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about Rich B qualifying for the Senior Professional National Championship. Nov. 11-16.

Ted Bishop, then President of the PGA, was ousted Friday over a sexist Tweet that he posted to Ian Poulter, referring to him as a lil girl. 

Robert Streb won the McGladrey Classic at Sea Island, Georgia. This was Streb's first win and won in a 3-man playoff. 

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about Streb's win. He had 10 birdies out of 20 on Sunday including the two holes in the playoff. With the win he gets to play in the Masters in 2015 and has a 2-year exemption on the PGA Tour. Bob talks about Streb battling back to get his Tour card.

Holly asks Bob about Bishop's dismissal. Bob feels that what Bishop did was not smart. Bob said that Bishop is the head of a sports organization and you have to be above that. It was really bad form. "They've caused the story to be prolonged and brought more embarrassment upon themselves," Harig said. 

Holly pointed out that it has been going well for the PGA since the debacle of playing the Tour Championship final holes in the dark. Then the Ryder Cup and now this.

Holly asks Bob about who will become the next Ryder Cup captain for the U.S. Will it be Fred Couples since he is successful with the President's Cup?

Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to the show and talks to Holly and Rich about Ted Bishop. Steve thinks that Bishop definitely Had to Go. He thinks that it has been a culmination of things that has been brewing. From the final hole in the dark with Mickelson, Fowler and McIlroy, to appointing himself as the official golf cart driver for Tom Watson at the Ryder Cup, the tweet. Steve feels that Bishop has been a loose cannon since day one. 

Michael Collins, ESPN Caddie, calls in to wrap the show talking about Bishop being ousted. Michael wants to know if it was really a sexist thing to say "lil girl." It may be very childish and ridiculous thing to say. But there have been so many other things that have been said about women that were way worse and they just get ignored. If everyone is so mad, where is the backup? Is there a PGA player or LPGA player standing up and saying that this was wrong?  Bishop case full of manufactured outrage. Don't throw stones in glass houses. Your soap box is made of balsa wood and you just put your foot through it. It's very hypocritical to have an outrage over what he said and then have Caddie Girls and other sexist typed ads on the same web site.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about Ben Martin's breakthrough win at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. Holly and Rich quickly cover the tours.

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, talks about Ben Martin and says the week before Ben missed the cut at the Frys.com the week before. There are dozens of players on tour who can do exactly what Martin did. His 3rd year on Tour after playing golf at Clemson University. 

Kevin Streelman made a great late charge to try and take the tournament from Martin but wasn't able to repeat his feat at The Hartford earlier in the year.

Holly asks Bob about the news that Tiger is now hitting full shots recently. Getting ready for the World Championships in December. Tiger has seemed to enjoy his down time healing from this injury. Family time and golf course design, etc. 

Rich B asks Bob about who Tiger's next coach will be. Bob doesn't think he will have a coach any time soon and that may not be a bad thing. Bob said that with all of Tiger's knowledge of the game and the swing that he could be by himself for a while. 

Holly asks Bob about his article on the post Ryder Cup fallout. Holly talked about Jose Maria Olazabal taking the team to task in Medinah after the first day of competition. Not everyone on every team gets along with the captain of the team no matter what country they are playing for them. Holly asks Bob about Paul Azinger and his involvement of the Task Force to fixing the Ryder Cup woes of the United States. Bob also mentions that if Azinger is going to be the captain why would he be on the task force?

Ron Whitten, Golf Digest, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about news about the best new courses around the globe. Not just public, but private, courses under construction, etc. Now there are only 10 Top new courses each year as opposed to the 1990s and 2000s. When the housing market plunged, there was not as many being built. 

The Best New Courses for 2014: A Celebration of Fun. The top course is a David McLay Kidd designed course, Gamble Sands in Brewster Washington. The original Bandon Dunes was his first design in 1994. Then he developed a local following and then designed courses all over the globe. He fell in love with his own image and designed more and more difficult courses because he thought that was what architects were supposed to do. Then he realized at the age of 50 that play ability and fun are more important for the game. 

Holly talks about two new 18 hole courses in Florida designed by Chris Wilczynski. One is the Esplande Golf and Country Club of Naples. Both courses are currently open to the public as the developer sells lots and houses to residents with golf memberships.

Holly also talks about a reversible design golf course by Tom Doaks, Forest Dunes. Play clockwise one day then play counterclockwise the next day to play two different courses. 

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about the week in golf. Martin Kaymer just defeated Bubba Watson in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf in a playoff.

Charles Rutherford (pictured left) calls in from Mesquite at the ParaLong Drivers in the World at the Mesquite NV Sports & Event Complex on Oct. 16-17. Charley is a competitor. One of the sponsors is Bridgestone. 

Holly and Rich give away some Bridgestone Golf balls as prize to listeners.

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls into the show to talk with Holly G and Rich B about the Ryder Cup Task Force and Paul Azinger being noncommittal at the time. Bob said that Paul has a private meeting with the PGA Tour.

Bob said that at the end of the day it is all about playing better, which the American players have not done in the past two competitions. He also feels that the playing as a team is overstated. 

Holly and Bob talk about the "business model" that the Europeans have and how that has worked out well. Players become assistants and then become captains. The system the Europeans use keeps some continuity around. Bob feels that Azinger has a good point that you can create a good system of uniformity. Holly also pointed out that you need to get the best players there and maybe some restructuring to the picking of the teams. 

Bob said that the U.S. team may have been more tired than the European players since a majority of the U.S. players were competing in the FedEx Cup events. "There needs to be a break, people need time away from golf," said Harig. Staring the new season 25 days after the Tour Championship is a bit ludicrous. 

Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to talk about the buzz on the Ryder Cup. Steve had an article in this week's Global Golf Post "One Blunder After Another" where he writes about the Ryder Cup fallout and the newly formed Task Force. Steve points out that one of the problems is that the Ryder Cup needs to need to bridge the gap between the players and the organizers of the events. 

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about their recent play at MetroWest Golf Course. MetroWest is run by Celebration Golf Management. Holly and Rich B give away hospitality passes all show long. 407-916-8255. 

Holly talks about the passing of Jack O'Leary, longtime writer for the Boston Herald for many years before moving to Orlando and working the golf business as a writer and editor in the Central Florida area.

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about the fallout from the 2014 Ryder Cup loss by the United States. Bob broke the story about what went on Cup meeting turned ugly at the Ryder Cup team room. "I think that it was sorta scratching the surface of what was really going on."

Bob said that it started at the Saturday meeting with the players, caddies and their wives when Watson dismissed the gift of the trophy replica that the team signed. Watson said he wanted the real thing. 

After the post Ryder Cup press conference where Phil Mickelson voiced his concerns about how the team was captained, the PGA has come up with the idea of a task force to hammered out a new plan for the process of picking the captain and  vice captains. Much like the Europeans have a template or system. The only one of late that didn't follow the system was Nick Faldo, who incidentally was the only Euro captain to lose.  Holly mentioned that Paul Azinger had that in place with the POD system.

Bob talked about the pairings and who was comfortable playing with one another and what was the backup plan if it didn't. The beauty of the POD system is that you are invested in the players and know who can play with whom. Nobody has really followed Azinger's template or the captain's have not talked to one another about the strategy they used.

Azinger spoke with the John Maginnes and Jeff Rude of "The Clubhouse" at the Back9Network about the problem with the US Ryder Cup team and how it runs a lot deeper than what people believe.

Bob and Holly talk about the fact that if Phil would have had the conversation and aired his grievances privately that most likely nothing would have happened.

Watson released a six paragraph article accepting responsibility for the mistakes at the Ryder Cup. Bob feels that sitting Mickelson all day Saturday was disrespecting to Phil.

Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, calls in to talk to the duo about his time in Scotland covering the Ryder Cup and where things stand right now. "It's a very educational experience for the PGA of America." Todd talks about the difference in age between the captain and the players. It's like he was a collegiate coach and the players were on scholarship, which caused distance between Watson and the players. His style may not work today, maybe in the '90s when Watson was captain before but not today.

Holly shares that Todd feels that Europe has it right. They have won 8 of the last 10 Ryder Cup matches. Winning Captain Paul McGinley of the European Ryder Cup team, had the ability to adjust parings in the European Tour prior to the Ryder Cup. Todd says that is because the European Tour runs the European Ryder Cup team, whereas the PGA of America runs the U.S. team but not the PGA Tour. So advantage Europe.

Holly and Rich talk briefly about the start of the 2014-2015 PGA Tour season as well as the wrap up of the Champions Tour and LPGA Tours.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear the The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio to wrap up the Ryder Cup won handily by Team Europe 16 1/2 to 11 1/2.  

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about the Ryder Cup. Bob says that you just need to give it up for Europe, "They just get it done, no matter what!"  Bob pointed out that the Europeans didn't need their main players like Rory to get it done.

On the U.S. side, Bob goes over the results of the top U.S. players who didn't do that well in the entire Ryder Cup. Furyk has 20 losses in Ryder Cup play, the most in U.S. history.

Rich asks Bob about the make up of the team in 2016. Most of the top players made the team on points. Bob is rethinking his take on Ryder Cup and that youth might be the emphasis going forward. The other is to get the 4th captain's pick back and go for the youth and that are playing well at the end. Bob also talks about moving the Captain's picks to later in the year to get some of the hottest players to take to the Ryder Cup who may have not made the team on points. 

Bob also talks about Tom Watson's decisions including sitting Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed in the afternoon on Friday right after playing really well Friday morning. Holly asks Bob about Phil Mickelson not playing Saturday as well as other players and pairings and the press conference at the end.

Bob doesn't feel that Phil should have aired his differences with Watson and maybe do it somewhere else and not in front of the world. Bob feels that the captain gets too much credit and too much blame. It's more about the players playing well. Bob said that "Just because Phil was right doesn't make what he did right." Do you need the PODs that Paul Azinger used to be motivated? Isn't playing in the Ryder Cup and revenge for what happened in Medinah enough motivation?

Bob also mentioned that 7 of the European team members live in the United States and not overseas. He also said that 10 of them either play a lot on the PGA Tour or partially. 

Bob said that Patrick Reed is the USA team's MVP without a doubt.

Jeff Babineau, Golfweek, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about his experiences at the Ryder Cup. Jeff feels that the players that are selected need to perform. Europe was so deep that they left Justin Rose at home. 

Holly asks Jeff who he thinks the next U.S. captain should be for the Ryder Cup? Jeff says maybe a psychiatrist or a team of them. He also thinks that Paul Azinger has a lot on the line if he takes the chance on being the captain again after what he pulled off in Valhalla. "What if he doesn't win?"

Vartan Kupelian, PGA Tour.com Champions Tour, calls in. Vartan has covered numerous Ryder Cups over the years. Vartan said that the bottom line is that the Europeans have better golfers right now. The U.S. players can hit the ball high, far and straight and the Europeans are all about playing the whole game. The Europeans know how to play the game and know how to score and are not hooked on the technical part of the game. They can get it up and down from anywhere. 

Vartan also pointed out that Jack Nicklaus, Lanny Wadkins and the other players records of their time don't compare to the Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson's and the U.S. players records of today because the European players are way better now than in Jack's time. The European Tour is way better now than 40 years ago. 

Vartan feels that the U.S. is at a disadvantage because they aren't excited to be in the Ryder Cup because they like the President's Cup and it's almost the same players for both teams. Whereas the Europeans only play an event like the Ryder Cup every two years and are much more fresher.

Vartan also talks to Holly and Rich about the Champions Tour and John Cook's win. Vartan feels that this is John Cook's time and is ready for the Schwab Cup. 

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear the The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich Bianco are in the studio talking about the upcoming Ryder Cup competition that starts Friday. This week's show is sponsored by Fields BMW.

Brian Hewitt, Global Golf Post, calls in to talk to Holly and Rich about the Ryder Cup. Phil Mickelson was all over the news for his comments about the U.S. team not litigating against one another. 

He also talks about Tom Watson being very antsy and ready to get this thing under way since he has been the point man for the past two years. 

Brian says that there is no other event like this team competition and the dynamics of the event. 

Brian feels that the pressure is really on Ted Bishop, PGA of America President, because he is the one who picked Watson.

He also mentions that there is no "bad guys" to root against on the European team. 

Brian feels that there are two X-factors, one for each team, Victor Dubuisson for the Europeans and Patrick Reed is the X-factor for the U.S. 

Holly talked to Bob Harig, ESPN.com, earlier in the day at Gleneagles, Scotland to talk about the Ryder Cup. Holly asks Bob about the U.S. team. 

Bob and Holly talk the captaincy for each team, especially Tom Watson.  Bob said that Tom Watson said that the Ryder Cup is more pressure than a major championship. The players want to play well for one another and their countries. Everyone is exposed at the Ryder Cup.

Bob talks to Holly about the atmosphere at the Ryder Cup and how many people come out to attend at that they clap for bad shots just as much as a great shot.

Paul McGinely is a huge contrast to Tom Watson. Holly mentions that Paul got in to golf after suffering a major injury that ended his pro soccer hopes. Whereas Tom Watson has an amazing lineage in golf.

Holly asks Bob about the European captain's templates to winning. Bob said that it is really hard to figure out what McGinley means by that. Maybe use the veterans be the mentors for the new players. Bob feels that one of the "unknowns" for the U.S. team is Patrick Reed who has a cocky attitude. Who will Reed be paired with? 

Holly and Bob talk about Gleneagles at how beautiful it is and the fact that it will make people want to travel to Scotland and play. Bob says that the course doesn't have to be that great like in a major championship. 

Holly mentions that there will be thousands of people watching every moment at every hole and how much pressure that will be.

Rich announces that the U.S. team won the Jr. Ryder Cup. The 2016 Ryder Cup will be at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota.

Jeff Shain, PGA Tour.com, calls in to wrap up the show. Jeff talks about the experience of the Europeans in his New York Times article. He feels that the more pressure that is felt at the Ryder Cup, the Europeans seem to relish it. Whereas, the Americans seem to tighten up under pressure and play to tightly. 

Jeff and Rich both feel that the Europeans will win the Ryder Cup. Holly goes with Team USA and Captain Tom Watson.

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Holly G and guest host Jeff Shain, PGATour.com, are in the studio wrapping up the FedEx Cup Championship for 2014. Rich Bianco is competing in the North Florida Match Play Championships

Billy Horschel, Florida Gators alum, won the Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup title in the process. He finished the final three events with 2 wins and a tie for second place.

Jeff mentioned that after Horschel missed the cut at The Barclays, he went home and worked on his putting grip with coach Todd Anderson. Jeff said that when he missed the cut, Billy was about 150 in putting on the Tour. When he came back he putted lights out and has not stopped.

Jeff talked to Holly about the players who are on the U.S. Ryder Cup team that didn't play well in the Tour Championship or even make the final event. Jeff said that a lot of it is due to fatigue for the players and maybe not so much physical, but really mental while playing at such a high level.

Holly asks Jeff about maybe switching the Ryder Cup team picks closer to the Tour Championship event, or at least after the first event of the FedEx Cup championship to maybe get the hottest golfers on Tour. Chris Kirk and Billy Horschel are two of the top golfers in the United States now, but neither are on the team. They had not played well enough during the season for Tom Watson to possibly pick them or for them to make the team outright. 

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to talk to Holly and Jeff about Tiger's press conference Monday at Isleworth where Tiger introduced a new sponsor for the Hero World Challenge, which brings together 18 of the best

Holly and Jeff talk to Bob about Tiger's health, his outlook, possible swing coach and when he might start playing golf again.

Holly also talks to Bob about Billy Horschel's win and the whole structure of the FedEx Cup. Bob offers some suggestions that others have talked about on how to fix the FedEx Cup. Bob feels the event needs to be more engaging and represent the Tour Championship.

With all the injuries of late in golf as well as what has happened to Tiger over the past few years Chuck Wolf, Director of Human Motion Associates, calls in to talk to Holly and Jeff about biomechanics in sports. 

Tiger is limited in his left hip and strengthening is only part of the fix for Tiger. Chuck says that first defining what the core is key. Core runs from head to toe. Chuck says that you have to find out what the root of the problem is and not fix the symptoms.

Holly feels that there may be a misunderstanding in the golf world of how to train physically. Integrating

There is definitely a role for strength training. Traditional lifts can be limiting in themselves. Chuck feels that in strength training if you are already immobile or are slightly immobile when you start strength training that you will add to that immobility. Strength training. He feels that you need to be doing strength training and mobilization to the hips and the thoracic spine and through movement you will not only gain the strength but also gain mobility. Chuck believes in Integrated movement pattern and integrated flexibility and not isolation training. 

Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in to wrap up the show talking with Jeff and Holly about how average Billy Horschel's golf season and then how he got hot at the right time. Todd feels that Billy has never lacked confidence but has questioned it at times. Todd feels that Billy's success will be a springboard for him in the coming years.

Holly also asks Todd his opinion about the timing of picking the Captain's picks for the Ryder Cup

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear the The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen. 

Holly G and Rich B are in the studio on the eve of the final

Horschel was in contention the week prior and hit a bad shot

Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in from East Lake and

Holly and Todd talk about how the Top 5 in the FedEx Cup

Todd says that even though weather could play a factor in

Holly asks Todd about Hunter Mahan making every FedEx Cup playoff

Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in from East Lake to talk to the

Bob said that Jim Furyk could actually win the FedEx Cup

You could win every tournament in the year and if you don’t

Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in from East Lake to

Holly feels that the mental pressure of these final tournaments

Steve brings up the press conference from earlier where Rory

Steve wonders what the one thing that is keeping Rickie

Todd Lewis, Bob Harig and Steve Eubanks pick Rory McIlroy to

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear the The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.