Sammy and Lynchy are back for Episode 8 with another big week in golf. The boys kick things off with Tommy Fleetwood’s incredible maiden victory before diving into the latest Ryder Cup chatter and captain’s picks (20:55). At (32:37) they break down the British Masters, including some standout results from our Aussies and Kiwis.

As always, it heats up in The Scramble (1:02:05) with another debate, before handing out a few well-earned Mulligans (1:09:00).

Show notes & credits: LIV Golf League, Codesportsau

In Episode 7, Sammy and Lynchy take you Around the Grounds (1:55), recapping results from golf tournaments all over the world, including a preview of Eastlake (12:22), a look at our home tour, the PGA Tour of Australasia (16:23), and deep dives into both the DP World Tour and the Seniors Tour (22:30).

The boys then go head-to-head in another edition of The Scramble (31:25), hand out a few well-deserved Mulligans (40:02), and at (45:26) welcome a very special guest — world-class golf course photographer Gary Lisbon, author of Golf Courses of the World.

Gary shares the craft behind capturing some of the most breathtaking golf course images ever taken, dives into what makes a great course photograph, and takes us through his favourite courses across the globe, from Royal Melbourne West and Barnbougle Dunes to Royal County Down, Lofoten Links, and beyond.

A must-listen for lovers of the game, golf travel, and the beauty of golf course design.

Shownotes: 🎙 Sound credits: CBS Golf

📖 Gary Lisbon’s Favourite Courses:

• Africa – Leopard Creek

• Australia/New Zealand – Royal Melbourne West, Tara Iti, Barnbougle Dunes

• Continental Europe – Lofoten Links, Morfontaine, Real Club Valderrama

• UK/Ireland – Royal County Down, North Berwick, Ballybunion

• North America – Cypress Point, Oakmont, Pine Valley

• South America – Santapazienza Golf Club, Gavea Golf Club, Jockey Club

• Asia – Shanqin Bay, Hirono, Kawana

Sammy sits down with one of Australian basketball’s greats to fire off nine rapid-fire golf questions. From his biggest golfing moments to his favourite courses, dream foursome, and what keeps him coming back to the game, Chris gives us a glimpse into his passion for golf both on and off the court.

After hearing Sammy share his ultimate high and ultimate low on the golf course, the guys swing into Around the Grounds and cover a massive weekend in golf, starting with the FedEx St. Jude Championship (7:56). At (23:20), Sammy throws out a bold idea to spice up the PGA tournament playoff tie breaks, before they break down the latest LIV Golf event at (26:30). Sadly, some fan favourites get handed a “Mulligan” at (33:21).

At (36:00), Sammy and Lynchy welcome a special guest — PGA Tour of Australasia’s Head of Tournament Development, Kim Felton. Kim gives us an inside look at the exciting new pathways for Aussie golfers to make it onto the world stage (38:00) and previews the upcoming Australian season (50:30).

To wrap things up, the boys go head-to-head in an epic debate for The Scramble — should you really get relief from a fairway divot? (59:35).

At (5:30), they go around the grounds to chat about the AIG Women’s Open, the Wyndham Championship (14:00), and other results from around the golfing world. At (28:05), the guys break down the US Ryder Cup team and whether Keegan Bradley might pick himself. At (32:40), it’s the latest Scramble debate: Would you rather be a YouTube golf superstar or a pro golfer? Mitch, one of our CL Members, drops a great question about how we can help pace of play at your local course (39:35). To wrap up, the guys chat about the upcoming tournaments that will decide the FedEx Cup in what’s shaping up to be a massive month of golf (55:05).

Shownotes: Contact: courselanguagepodcast@gmail.com to raise a question for Sammy and Lynchy. Credits: CBS, Composer Scott Buckley

In this episode, Dr Tina Maio, founder of Coburg Osteopathy, joins Lynchy for a great chat on how the body impacts the golf swing — and what we can all do to play better and feel better.

At (2:25), Tina discusses the common injuries of the everyday golfer and why they occur.

She talks about the elite players she has worked with over the years like Adam Scott, Geoff Ogilvy and Stuart Appleby, and how their physical preparation, mobility focus, and commitment to consistent routines have kept them at the top of their game (7:30).

Tina goes into how the everyday golfer can help prevent injury and boost performance prior to their round (11:30).

A must-listen if you're serious about improving your golf body.

Shownotes: coburgosteo.com.au

Sammy kicks off the episode by reliving one of the greatest comebacks in AFL/VFL history – the Dees v Saints game – from his front-row seat in the SEN commentary box (1:25). Then the lads go around the grounds for all the latest results from the world of golf (6:50), before diving into a cinematic edition of The Scramble: What’s the best golf movie of all time? (32:55).

There are some high-profile names copping Mulligans this week (39:10), before Aussie basketball legend and bronze medallist Chris Goulding joins for a special edition of The Quick 9 (45:30). The guys then review the new Happy Gilmore 2 (52:00), and wrap with a heartfelt tribute to Ian Baker-Finch, who announced his retirement from the commentary booth this week (62:20).

Show Notes:

• Soundbites credited to CBS

• Shoutout to the great podcast Pardon My Take

• Got a Scramble debate for us? Send your thoughts or feedback to: courselanguagepodcast@gmail.com

Sam and Lynchy are back after a big week, kicking things off with a debrief on Sam’s Happy Gilmore 2 launch party (3:05). The boys dive into a full recap of The Open Championship (8:00), breaking down Scottie Scheffler’s dominant performance (14:40) and debating whether the Tiger comparisons are justified.

They unpack Shane Lowry’s controversial penalty (35:20), chat Bryson being on the clock (37:55), and tackle this week’s Scramble: Would you rather win The Masters or The Open at St Andrews? (42:50)

There’s no shortage of Mulligans to hand out this week (51:00), and Sam drops his latest handicap update (56:00). He also brings in a golfing heirloom – Ossie Pickworth’s "How to Golf" – and gets Lynchy’s thoughts on its putting fundamentals (1:00:30).

To close it out, Luke Breust of the Hawthorn Football Club joins Sam for the debut of The Quick 9 (1:08:25) – a rapid-fire look into the personal side of golf with our favourite people.