I started this show to better understand why we all love golf so much, and this episode with Lyle from Feel Golf does a great job of capturing that.

We talk through what it really means to be a feel golfer, his quest to qualify for the Mid-Am, and how golf truly saved his life.

This week I jumped back on the mic with friend of the pod Ben Malach to chat about some courses at the top of our list for 2026.

It is no secret that I love nine hole golf courses. And this week I got the pleasure of sitting down with Josh Beer, President of Hooper Golf Course, one of the best nine hole golf courses in the world.

We chat through the history of the club, what the President of a course like Hooper actually does, and what makes Hooper special.

Scotland is the final frontier for most golf sickos yet it can be extremely intimidating to plan.

That's why I brought on Jordan from Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures to help me lay out the basics you need to know when planning a trip to Scotland and some simple mistakes to avoid.

I sat down with Tim Ball from Knockdown Golf to talk about his passion for golf, photography, and life on Cape Cod.

Tim also has a close connection to Cape Cod Country Club, which is slated to become a solar farm in the near future. There’s a petition circulating to help save the course — if this conversation resonates with you, getting involved could make a real difference.

It didn't always look like it, but the 2025 Ryder Cup is a golf tournament I will always remember.

We bring back on Golfers Anonymous veteran Matt Weinstein to tell us some stories from his time on the grounds Saturday and Sunday.

The Ryder Cup is officially here so I had to make a call across the pond to my friend Dantalksgolf to come preview Bethpage with me.

We talk about our favorite Ryder Cup Moments, break down the two teams, and make some predictions for the weekend.

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Jarrod from Cape Cod Golf Guys, who with his brother Adam set out to play—and document—the 51 courses across Cape Cod and the Islands.

We talked about how the idea was born on a family porch and grew into a full-fledged platform that helps locals and visitors alike discover everything from scrappy nine-holers to bucket-list private clubs. Jarrod shares their approach to reviewing courses, why capturing the vibe matters more than perfect greens, and how their creative tournaments—like Bird Fest at Royal & Ancient Chappaquiddick—bring the Cape golf community together.

As someone who hasn't ventured down to the Cape much for golf, this was a super fun conversation.