Most people know Tom Lehman as a multiple winner on the PGA Tour including the British Open, but the Alexandria, Minn., native is making an impact with his golf course design projects. Lehman joins the show outlining his latest project, The Lehman 18 at Cragun's Resort in Brainerd, which is part of a 45-hole renovation project.

Also, Tom Ryan, the executive director of the Minnesota Golf Association, is retiring this year and takes a look back at his career in golf.

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The two public courses in Moorhead are off and running and Village Green head professional Russ Nelson gives an update on his course. Meanwhile, Leonard Country Club owner/operator Mike Pulczinski reveals some exciting news for his course that is in the works.

Earlier this week, Fargo's Josh Persons and Zach Sklebar made it past the first qualifier to reach the U.S. Open. Sklebar, the assistant at Fargo Country Club, outlines his hopes for the ultimate goal.

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It's a Division I morning with NDSU head men's coach Steve Kennedy and Bison player Nate Adams, with the Bison heading to the Summit League tournament that starts Sunday looking for a conference title.The Bison women, meanwhile, gave the Summit tourney a good run last week before finishing third. Head coach Matt Johnson and player Catherine Monty join the show.

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Grand Forks Central graduate Jim Hackenberg has made a splash in the golf industry with his Orange Whip Trainer and once again joins the show to relay his scientific knowledge and devices of the game. He also is unveiling Chappie Golf, a club and ball designed to play anywhere, including in winter. It can be www.chappiegolf.com.

Also, the Red River may be flooding but it won't be long before Fargo Country Club head professional Dave Schultz welcomes golfers onto his course. Dave gives us an FCC update.

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Star-Tribune columnist Jim Souhan has covered The Masters for many years, and he gives his take on this year's event plus the 3M Open on this edition of the Golf Show.Also, North Dakota high school golf started practice this week; the head coach of two-time Class A champion, Dan Wolf, discusses the issues facing the spring season. Also, Joel Vettel from Sanford Health and the "Swing Training" fundraising event at Suite Shots next Wednesday.

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The LPGA season gets underway next week for Amy Olson with the LOTTE Championship in Hawaii. Now in her 10th year, the Oxbow native is hoping for a bounceback season after a 2022 season that had its inconsistencies. Olson also has some personal news to announce on the show with an expected addition to the family that will make this year an abbreviated one. 

Also, meteorologist Daryl Ritchison, the director of the North Dakota Agricultural Weather Network, joins the show to give us a glimpse on when golf will resume with the poor spring conditions. 

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A tradition unlike any other, the Masters, is right around the corner and Fargo's Tom Hoge joins the show to talk about how he's preparing for his second trip to Augusta National. Also, Mark Johnson, the general manager and golf professional at Suite Shots in south Fargo, gives us an update on the first year of operations of his facility.

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The Golf Show kicks off the season with a familiar face and place in head professional Greg McCullough at Edgewood Golf Course in north Fargo. Snow is on the ground but it's not too soon to think about the game. Also, course superintendent Jason Spitzner joins the show.

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On the last show of the season, two veteran pros take the stage in Edgewood's Greg McCullough and Suite Shots' Mark Johnson. It's been a banner summer at Edgewood after a spring flood scare, the result of a well-designed flood mitigation project.Johnson has retained his title as tournament director for the Bobcat North Dakota Open set for Aug. 26-28 at the Fargo Country Club. He gives a preview.

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Jeff Kolpack is joined by Andre Metzger, who just qualified for his first PGA event and participated in the 3M Open last week in Blaine, MN; and Vern Schnathorst, the new Chairman of the Pine to Palm Golf Tournament previews the event.

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