Golfers Anonymous

This week I'm thrilled to welcome Steve, the founder of Old Faithful Golf Co. Join me as I dive into Steve's fascinating journey into the world of golf and the timeless charm of vintage clubs.

We chat about the intricacies of finding the right shaft, the gearhead mentality, and the joy of tinkering that resonates with many golfers. Steve also reveals what's in his bag, shares some of the coolest submissions to Old Faithful, and tal...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I'm joined by Daniel Clark, a lifelong golfer with a unique perspective on the game. We dive into Daniel's journey from growing up on a golf course in Germany to playing competitively in the U.S. and now living in the UK. Daniel shares his experiences of adapting to different golfing cultures and the challenges of maintaining his game amidst life's changes.

We also explore Florio Golf, where the miss...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I'm joined by Brian Decker, the creative mind behind the camera for Crayon Courses.

We explored Brian's unique journey into the world of golf course architecture and how Crayon Courses blends his artistic talent with a deep love for the game. Brian shares insights into his creative process, breaking down what makes golf course design captivating.

Brian also takes us inside his role at TPC Toronto, pr...

This week I’m joined by Zach and Brian from the Makeshift Pod. We talked about how each of them got into the game, what it’s like playing golf in the big city, and how they’ve carved out their own space creating content around the sport.

We also spoke about their experience teeing it up in Saudi Arabia and rounded out the convo with some around the horn debate topics from Reddit.

Zach and Bryan have awesome energy for the game and ...

Most golfers show up to their favorite course and never think twice about the grass under their feet. This week, we’re changing that.

I’m joined by Richard Milko for a behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to maintain a golf course. Richard shares his journey from culinary school to turf management, and how he found a passion for creating the kind of conditions golfers dream about.

We get into everything—spring prep, tourn...

One of the best things about golf is how personal the journey can be—and how it brings people together in ways you’d never expect.

This week, I’m joined by Corey Davis, who picked up the game during COVID and never looked back. We talk about what it was like learning golf from scratch, the challenges that come with being a late starter, and how the game started to intersect with something even bigger—his sobriety.

Corey shares the ...

One of the wildest traditions in golf happens after the final putt drops at the Masters.

This week, I’m joined by David Rumsey from Front Office Sports, who was one of 28 lucky winners of the media lottery and got to play Augusta National the day after the Masters wrapped.

We talk about how it all went down—what it’s like getting that golden email, trying to prep the night before, and stepping onto the first tee. David breaks down ...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Jon Cone, a geologist and the voice behind Milwaukee Golf Blog, who brings a seriously unique perspective to the golf world.

We talked about how his background in geology gives him a fresh appreciation for golf course design—especially in a place like Wisconsin, where glaciers left behind some of the most fascinating terrain in the country. From Erin Hills to Sand Valley to Lawsonia Lin...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Aaron Schrank from Rustic Golf Provisions. We talked about his roots in Rhode Island golf, how he fell into photography, and the connection between the two.

Aaron shared stories from trips to Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Payne’s Valley, and Fishers Island, and how he captures those moments with disposable cameras. We also got into his mission to play every public course in Rhode Island, w...

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined once again by Jordan Jackson from Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures to preview the 2025 Masters.

We got into all things Augusta—starting with the course changes after Hurricane Helene and what those might mean for this year’s tournament. We talked about the legacy of the green jacket, and what a third Masters win in four years would mean for Scottie Scheffler. We also looked at some of the other...

This week’s guest is Jimmy Bunkers, a golf-obsessed Aussie and our second guest to call in from the land down under.

We talk about Jimmy’s path into the game—how he made the switch from Australian rules football and basketball to golf—and the mindset shift that came with it. He walks me through his 75 Day Hard golf challenge, which focuses on daily practice, course management, and consuming all kinds of golf content to level up his...

My guest this week is Hannah Rae—a content creator, comedian, and self-proclaimed former golf hater who’s now fully hooked on the game.

We dive into Hannah’s unlikely journey into golf, how her work with St. Andre is helping make the sport more fun and accessible, and the creative process behind building engaging golf content. She shares stories from working alongside legends like Tiger Woods, reflects on how comedy shapes her appr...

My guest this week is David Rumsey, a sports business journalist with Front Office Sports.

We break down the Players Championship, talk about Rory McIlroy’s performance, and dive into the money behind the sport—LIV Golf, TGL, and whether golf’s financial model actually makes sense. David also shares his take on the future of the game, from media coverage to sponsorship deals and everything in between.

If you love talking golf and t...

My guest this week is Jordan Jackson, an architecture obsessed golfer and the voice behind Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures.

We chat about his journey in the game—from early rounds with his dad to his experiences in competitive golf—and how that led him to a deep appreciation for golf course architecture. Jordan shares his thoughts on the influence of Stanley Thompson, the charm of nine-hole courses, and his mission to spotlight public ...