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It's time for our special Episode 51, the preview of The Open Championship. Sammy kicks things off rounding up his golf for the week with a round at Lonsdale Links, while Lynchy shares a couple of under-par rounds of his own.
At (10:00) there's a big announcement — thanks to our friends at Callaway, we're giving away a dozen July Major Series Chrome Tour golf balls. Lynchy then delivers his All In The Tips for the week and, with it being Open week, the topic is bunkers (11:31).
At (15:31) it's Around the Grounds, covering off the Evian Championship and the Scottish Open. At (26:42) it's time for the main event — our preview of The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. The guys chat through what makes the course so special, the security ready to deal with any patrons behaving poorly, and the legacy on the line for the players this week (38:18).
At (46:30) the guys touch on some interesting thoughts about Bryson courtesy of Nick Faldo, before Lynchy breaks down who he thinks Royal Birkdale will suit (49:56), and they run through the big contingent of Australians teeing it up this week (53:09).
At (56:01) it's time for The Draft as the guys make their picks for the week, before The Scramble sees them rattle through some Gimme or Putt That questions. We then finish with a listener Course Language Confessional (1:21:26).
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the milestone Episode 50 catching up on their golf during the week — Sammy braving a wet day down at The National and Lynchy indoors, getting into how off-course golf has made the game so much more accessible in recent years.
At (8:54) it's straight into All In The Tips — with the pod dropping on Thursdays, the guys want to get you ready for your weekend hit, and Lynchy delivers a great tip on club face alignment.
At (13:57) it's Around the Grounds, opening with Chris Gotterup's win at the John Deere Classic. At (20:51) the guys preview the Evian Championship this weekend, before turning to the Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club (26:46), where Sammy and Lynchy get into what makes links golf so special.
At (34:55) it's school picks time as the guys select their winners for the Evian and Scottish Open, before getting into The Scramble with more weekly golf news. Then it's the debut of a brand new segment — Gimme or Putt That (46:02).
At (54:34) the guys read out a listener question from one of our friends at Yarra Bend, which leads Lynchy into some great advice on the different mindset required when you're 100 metres out from the fairway compared to 140 metres out from the trees.
All thanks to Callaway.
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In Episode 49 of Course Language, all thanks to Callaway, while we wait for a Monday finish at the Travelers Championship, the guys get straight into Around the Grounds, opening with Haeran Ryu taking out the KPMG Women's PGA Championship (2:53).
At (11:04) the conversation turns to the Italian Open, with Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra claiming the title on the DP World Tour. At (12:15) Sammy plays Lynchy a clip of Bryson DeChambeau and Pablo Larrazábal — two players at very different points in their careers but both feeling the unique struggles of professional golf. Lynchy opens up on what it's actually like dealing with pressure out on tour.
At (20:11) it's time for The Scramble, with Lynchy priming us on the changes coming to the PGA Tour from 2028 and what it all looks like from an Australian golfer's point of view. At (33:40) Sammy throws up 10 golf etiquette faux pas for Lynchy to blind rank.
At (39:04) we finish with a Course Language Confessional, thanks to one of our listeners.
All thanks to Callaway.
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It's time for our US Open Mega Review as the guys get stuck into the results and talking points, with Wyndham Clark taking out the 126th US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
At (3:40) Lynchy breaks down how Wyndham got the job done in tough conditions, enduring the New York crowd (5:00). The guys discuss Sam Burns' chances (16:17) before getting into how the course played through the week — the poa greens, the slopes and the demands of the layout (18:16) — and just how crucial the caddies were around this place (21:52).
At (24:37) we hear from the pros on what an 18 handicapper would realistically shoot around Shinnecock, and Lynchy runs through a remarkable list of players with the same or fewer majors than Wyndham (31:48).
At (32:30) the guys touch on other notable performances, including Scottie Scheffler, Sam Burns (34:32), Tom Kim (36:30) and Keith Mitchell's impressive four rounds of 70 (38:44). At (49:13) they turn to the disappointing showings from our Aussies, the LIV players continuing to miss cuts (50:23), and yet another rock-solid US Open performance from Xander (52:42).
At (55:14) the guys chat through some of the feel good moments from the week. At (59:14) All In The Tips returns — after a windy US Open, Sammy asks Lynchy for the best way to play in the wind, and there's time for a quick Mulligan for a reporter who wasn't quite sure where the US Open was being played this week (1:03:09).
At (1:03:51) the guys cover the latest news on the golf ball rollback, before finishing with a Course Language Confessional as Sammy dobs in one of his mates (1:08:41).
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show touching on some golf during the week, with Sammy fresh off a round at Yarra Yarra and Lynchy getting into the recent changes made to the course thanks to Tom Doak.
At (7:59) there's big news to break down, with the Australian Open heading to Peninsula Kingswood in 2027, 2029 and 2030. Lynchy runs through the routing of the composite course, utilising PK's North and South layouts.
At (17:32) it's Around the Grounds, opening with Bud Cauley taking out the Canadian Open, with a quick Mulligan thrown in courtesy of Wyndham Clark (19:01). At (22:53) the guys get into their preview of the 126th US Open, to be played at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York.
At (46:13) it's time for another Scramble as Lynchy asks Sammy — should past US Open champions like our own Geoff Ogilvy have to qualify, or should they receive a special exemption like they do at The Masters and The Open?
At (53:10) the guys are joined by special guest, Dr Tina Maio, Adam Scott's longtime osteopath, to chat about Scotty's incredible feat of playing his 100th consecutive major this week. Tina discusses what goes into maintaining the body to keep performing at the highest level for so long, what it takes for players to stay in good working order over gruelling weeks like the US Open, what makes Adam Scott so different, and his chances at Shinnecock this week.
At (1:15:37) Lynchy closes us out with another confessional from his recent golf trip.
Proudly supported by Callaway.Special thanks to Dr Tina Maio — Coburg Osteo.Book in to see Tina and the team at https://www.coburgosteo.com.au
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Sammy and Lynchy get straight into it, breaking down Nelly Korda's victory at the US Women's Open and what it takes to get the job done at Riviera — a course that demands creativity and the ability to shape the ball both ways.
At (15:51) the guys provide a quick LIV Golf update before heading into Around the Grounds at (23:09), covering the US Women's Open in full before turning to the Memorial Tournament (27:10). At (30:02) the conversation turns to Scottie Scheffler and his attitude on the course right now — the guys give their take.
At (34:56) the DP World Tour gets some attention with plenty of Aussies in the mix, followed by the LIV Golf results (36:22).
At (39:05) it's time for The Scramble as Lynchy puts a great one to Sammy — would you rather make a hole in one or reach single figures? At (45:05) it's Course Language Confessional time.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy kicks off the show checking in with Lynchy on the final chapter of his golf trip, and Sammy updates us on his own Saturday comp round back home.
At (10:07) the guys touch on the new MiScore app and how it could genuinely help your golf game, before at (16:47) turning their attention to Golf Australia's latest mission statement — Sammy and Lynchy each give their take and throw out some team format ideas to make the game more fun and accessible.
At (28:07) it's Around the Grounds, opening with exciting news for Australian golf as Travis Smyth earns a last minute inclusion into LIV Golf Korea over the weekend. The guys then head to the PGA Tour with Russ Henley taking the win, before Sammy puts the question to Lynchy at (34:55) — where has Cam Davis been?
At (42:44) the conversation turns to the upcoming Women's US Open at Riviera, a rare major played on Kikuyu grass, with Lynchy breaking down what that actually means for the players and how it changes the challenge.
At (50:37) The Scramble returns with Sammy asking Lynchy whether Australia's best golf courses should open up a ballot system allowing everyday golfers to play twice a year. At (53:46) it's time for Mulligans, with Aaron Rai signing a baby stealing the spotlight — and the Dad copping the mulligan. Lynchy then closes out the show at (56:43) with one final confessional from his golf trip away.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Lynchy is back for week two of the holiday wrap, bringing us up to speed on more incredible golf across the UK and Ireland — and yes, it's jealousy-inducing.
At (21:30) Sammy brings the latest LIV news before turning his attention to Lynchy at (24:12) with some pointed questions around the potential golf ball rollback, after PGA Tour players were handed a survey on the topic during the week.
At (32:47) it's Around the Grounds covering the weekend's tournament action, before heading into The Scramble at (36:33) — both guys reveal their top 5 golf courses they have ever played. With Lynchy fresh off one of the great golf trips, there are a few new entries on his list that might surprise you.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Lynchy is joined by 4-time Olympian Anabelle Smith for a Quick 9 — nine questions to get to know her golf journey.
Anabelle is part of the special Callaway family and in this chat she opens up about why she has fallen in love with the game.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Lynchy joins the show live from St Andrews, during one of the great golf trips, having played some of the finest courses in the area over the past week — highlighted by an incredible day out on The Old Course.
At (22:28) it's Around the Grounds with plenty to get through following a big week in golf, focusing on Aaron Rai's victory at the PGA Championship. At (42:24) the guys touch on the wave of negative commentary from players regarding the golf course set up at this year's PGA Championship, before getting into the pace of play drama that overshadowed parts of the week (51:32).
At (54:31) All In The Tips returns with Sammy putting a question to Lynchy — Aaron Rai is not the longest hitter in the game, so how does he get it done against the bombers in the game? At (58:51) Lynchy is ready to deliver his first Course Language Confessional of the trip, straight from the home of golf.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show wishing all the mums a happy Mother's Day before turning attention to Ryan's upcoming golf trip to Scotland and Ireland, with a new Callaway toy along for the ride.
At (9:48) the big news at home takes centre stage — North Adelaide confirmed as the host of the Australian Open from 2028 and beyond, with Sammy and Lynchy sharing their thoughts on what it means for the tournament. At (21:18) the guys deliver another LIV update as the story continues to evolve.
At (32:28) it's Around the Grounds and there's plenty to celebrate, with Lucas Herbert claiming his maiden victory on the LIV Golf Tour, holding up the trophy in Virginia in what is a big moment for Australian golf.
At (43:59) the guys turn their attention to the second Major of the year with the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on the horizon, and at (50:44) Sammy and Lynchy hand out their tips for who they think will get the job done.
At (54:19) it's time for The Scramble, and the guys hand the reins to the listeners this week with a question that sparks a fascinating conversation — would Tiger Woods have won even more majors had he not played through a broken leg at the 2008 US Open?
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show with Sammy fresh off a great Thursday on the course, taking out the Stableford comp at Cheltenham.
At (16:47) the guys get into the news that has been brewing — LIV Golf having their funding cut at the end of 2026 and the cancellation of LIV New Orleans, breaking down what it all means for the future of professional golf.
At (35:44) the conversation shifts to Golf Digest's Top 100 Golf Courses in Australia, with Sammy putting the question to Lynchy — what actually makes a great golf course?
At (43:09) it's Around the Grounds, kicking off with Cam Young's win at Doral, including a look at the penalty situations that caught a few players out during the week — among them Young himself and our own Adam Scott (49:11).
At (56:32) it's time for The Scramble as Lynchy turns the tables on Sammy — what is his favourite hole at Cheltenham?
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show recapping the round they shared during the week at Sammy's home club before diving into a big week in golf news.
At (4:55) the guys get into the PGA Tour cutting tournaments and staff connected to the Hawaii events, and at (8:25) they play and react to PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp's surprisingly positive words about LIV Golf and what it could signal for the future of the game.
At (14:09) the conversation turns to Jim Furyk being named US Ryder Cup captain for 2027, with the guys revisiting memories of the last time Furyk had the honour — a defeat to Europe back in 2018. At (21:19) it's an early Scramble as Sammy asks Lynchy whether Keegan Bradley deserves another shot at captaining the US side, before the conversation shifts closer to home with the Presidents Cup coming in September and our own Geoff Ogilvy leading the Internationals as captain.
At (33:43) it's Around the Grounds, opening with the first Women's Major of the year at The Chevron, before landing on the feel good moment of the year at the Zurich Classic — the Fitzpatrick brothers taking out the tournament together on the PGA Tour.
At (44:57) The Scramble returns for a second round as Sammy reads out a special listener question. At (53:03) it's Course Language Confessional time — it's Lynchy's confession, but don't be surprised when Sammy gets involved too. The guys then briefly preview the upcoming PGA Tour event at Doral at (56:55).
All thanks to Callaway. Audio credit: Brian Rolapp, The Pat McAfee Show.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show with a chat about their weeks on the course, including Sammy agonisingly close to breaking par for 9 holes before it all unravelled with two holes to play.
At (9:35) the guys dive into the biggest golf story of the week — the rumour that LIV Golf could lose their funding at the end of 2026, and what that could mean for the game. At (25:50) they report that The Lakes in Sydney will host the Aussie PGA Championship the weekend before the Australian Open at Kingston Heath, before heading into Around the Grounds at (30:54).
At (35:06) it's time for The Scramble with Lynchy at the wheel, asking Sammy whether a big event is needed the week after The Masters or whether the calendar should take a breath and shine a light on a Korn Ferry tournament instead. At (41:17) Ryan questions Sammy on yet another golf training aid that has found its way into his bag, and at (45:04) we reveal the winner of our April Major Series Chrome Tour ball giveaway. Two dozen special Callaway Chrome Tour balls heading to a very lucky listener!
This episode is proudly supported by Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy get straight into it, breaking down Rory McIlroy's incredible victory and what it means for the game.
At (5:31) Sammy asks Lynchy to pinpoint Rory's signature shot of the week, before at (11:25) Lynchy turns the tables — just how many majors does Rory win before his career is done? At (18:26) the guys reflect on how special it will be to see Rory back at the Aussie Open off the back of this win, before turning their attention to the players who had an unexpectedly tough week at Augusta National (19:14).
At (25:52) they break down Scottie Scheffler's performance finishing just one back, and the others who made things interesting on the final day (27:51). At (29:25) the conversation turns to Justin Rose and the opportunities he let slip — is he the best player to never win the Masters? The guys then get into how the Aussies fared this week (37:41).
At (40:06) it's time to see how the predictions held up, before touching on the celebrity influences spotted at this year's tournament (43:28) and news around Fred Ridley and The Masters' stance on the potential golf ball rollback (46:53).
At (57:56) The Scramble returns with Sammy asking Lynchy — is Rory McIlroy the greatest European golfer of all time? At (1:04:22) Sammy closes things out with a familiar Course Language Confessional.
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Sammy and Lynchy jump in for a special wrap of the Masters after the first two rounds and heading into moving day. Can Rory hang on and who could possibly catch him?
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It's Masters week and the boys are fired up. Sammy and Lynchy kick things off sharing the moments and memories that come to mind when they think of Augusta National.
At (9:54) there's a brief Around the Grounds before the conversation turns exclusively to The Masters at (14:54), where Sammy and Lynchy break down some of the unique broadcast rules around the tournament — including the phrases you're simply not allowed to use.
At (21:42) the guys are joined by Dale Lynch, a multiple-time coach at Augusta having taken seven players through the gates over the years. Dale takes us inside the ropes at (23:45), covering what makes The Masters unlike anything else in golf, the remarkable change made to the practice area (27:20), what a typical week at Augusta actually looks like (31:22), and how his coaching stint began with Kevin Na (33:27). At (34:59) Dale chats about the greens, the contention years, and Geoff Ogilvy's bold strategic shift to try and get the job done at Augusta (41:11).
At (46:51) the guys revisit Adam Scott's unforgettable 2013 victory, before touching on the tournament's famously technology-free atmosphere at (49:11). At (52:04) Dale reveals just how sought after a Masters pass is — and some of the extraordinary cash offers he's fielded for his Augusta coaches credential.
At (58:40) Lynchy breaks down the holes that will decide the tournament this week, and at (1:04:55) both guys reveal their full top 5 picks. At (1:14:55) they name their best placed Aussie and a few potential villains who could spoil the feel-good stories.
This episode is proudly supported by Callaway.
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One of the most beloved personalities in Australian golf joins Lynchy for a special Quick 9 — nine quickfire questions about Gowie's golfing life.
Paul Gow has seen it all in the game, and in this candid chat he opens up about his achievements, his confessions from life on Tour, and the one moment he'd rather forget — or as Gowie might put it, has a few regrets about.
All thanks to Callaway.
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Sammy and Lynchy kick off the show fresh off a day out at The National Pro-Am, recapping a great round alongside cricketer Glenn Maxwell and Tour player Josh Younger.
At (11:48) Lynchy provides some handy advice for Sammy on how to handle a misbehaving driver mid-round — something we've all been through.
At (16:30) the boys touch on Tiger's unfortunate news during the week before heading (23:00) into Around the Grounds to cover a big week in golf, highlighted by Gary Woodland's remarkable comeback story, claiming victory at the Houston Open.
At (28:16) get your pencils ready as Lynchy hands out his early picks to take out The Masters, kicking off the 9th of April. At (30:41) the guys then turn their attention to the final PGA Tour of Australasia event at The National, wrapping up the Order of Merit.
At (43:26) a listener question lands involving a hole in one — and much like last week, the debate is whether this one actually counts. At (46:19) it's time for The Scramble, as Lynchy poses an interesting one to Sammy — with Whoop becoming increasingly prevalent in golf, would he be comfortable sharing his Whoop data coming down the stretch in a tournament?
This episode is proudly supported by Callaway.
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