If you're looking for a few pointers to improve your game, this is the episode to listen to.  Do you really need to keep your head down?  How important is your pre-swing routine?  Those questions, and more, are answered.  Afterwards, Rich closes the show with a discussion on the most underrated and overrated golfers of all-time.

University of Charleston head coach Will Johnson joins Rich to discuss many things, including his road to building a powerhouse program in the MEC and maintaining that status.  To close the show, Rich mentions all the people who have formed him into the professional, and person, that he is.

Denison University golf coach Lauren Grogan joins Rich to talk about her route to building a solid program, her time at Michigan, and more.  Rich then closes the show by highlighting some local golf programs.

Junior golf is the star of the show, as Rich spotlights a program that does a lot for the game and its youngsters.  Rich also highlights some local golf events coming up in the near future.

Rich is flying solo, but there's a lot to discuss.  Scottie Scheffler is on a hot streak, but is he the most dominant golfer in the game since Tiger Woods?  Plus, how Nelly Korda's dominance has an impact on the LPGA and golf in general, and the PGA's payout dilemma.

Tri-State PGA Documentor Frank Murgia joins Rich to talk about the many ways Frank is able to get the Tri-State PGA's message out to the public.  Afterwards, Rich gives a brief summary of The Masters, and highlights local events and programs that use golf for good.

LPGA winner and Pittsburgh native Missie Berteotti joins Rich for the first two segments.  Thye go over her rise up the ranks, her tour victory, and more.  To close the show, Rich spotlights an organization that helps kids through golf.

Rich brings on former PGA Tour player Bob Friend to begin the show, discussing his career and connections to Pittsburgh and Wheeling.  The rest of the show is spent previewing The Masters.  Rich has a touching personal story to share centered around the tradition unlike any other.  Afterwards, he makes his predictions on how everything will play out at Augusta.

Bob Ford, the head professional at Oakmont Country Club and Seminole Golf Club, joins Rich.  They discuss his life in golf and a few accomplishments in his career, including being the last head professional to qualify for the U.S. Open.

Brandy Cain, PGA of America Lead for the HOPE Program, joins Rich to discuss all the good the HOPE Program does for our nation's heroes.