In Part 2 of his fascinating conversation with host Ross McGuire, golfing legend Gary Wolstenholme MBE takes us back to the heart of his amateur championship victories — including his first win at Ganton in 1991.

From early memories of childhood holidays in Scarborough to the mindset that shaped his success in national and international competition, Gary opens up about:

• The story behind his first Amateur Championship victory

• How familiarity and calm preparation helped him perform under pressure

• Competing against America’s best, including a young Phil Mickelson

• Lessons learned from representing England and GB&I at the highest level

• The dedication and discipline that kept him at the top of amateur golf for decades

It’s another insightful and inspiring chat with one of golf’s true gentlemen — and a must-listen for anyone who loves the game’s history, strategy, and soul.

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Make sure to catch up on Part 1 if you haven’t already — and stay tuned for Part 3, where Gary dives deeper into representing England, the Walker Cup, and stories from the locker room.

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In this episode of Linked By Golf, host Ross McGuire sits down with returning guest and PGA Professional Scott Borrowman, one of Scotland’s most energetic and forward-thinking golf coaches.

Based out of the Stirling Golf Club “Thunderdome,” Scott has built a reputation for helping golfers move better, swing faster, and understand the real relationship between movement quality and speed.

We dive into:

• Scott’s experiences at the Palmer Cup in 2008, playing against players such as Billy Horschel & Ricky Fowler

• Why golfers shouldn’t be afraid to swing with intent

• The myths and misunderstandings around “hitting it hard”

• How mobility, strength, and range of motion influence your swing

• The importance of movement quality before chasing speed

• Practical advice for golfers who want to improve without fear or confusion

• Stories and lessons from the coaching bay

If you’re looking to unlock more clubhead speed, improve your movement patterns, or simply enjoy honest coaching chat from someone who lives and breathes the game, this episode delivers a ton of value and insight.

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In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross McGuire welcomes former PGA Tour pro and Presidents Cup legend Nick O’Hern for a candid conversation about putting, and the mindset behind elite performance.

Nick shares the story behind his unconventional switch from left-handed long putting to right-handed short putting, a move that raised eyebrows on tour but ultimately improved his game.
We also dive into:
- The anchoring ban and how it reshaped Nick’s approach
- Why your dominant hand might be the key to better putting
- Ryder Cup reactions and European pride
- Ross’s own putting transformation inspired by Nick
- Nick’s legendary match play victories over Tiger Woods — the only player to beat Tiger twice in match play, including at the WGC Match Play Championship
🔑 Key Takeaways
- Feel Over Tradition: Nick’s switch to right-handed putting was based on natural feel and biomechanics, not convention.
- Handedness Matters: Understanding your dominant hand for one-handed tasks can reveal your ideal putting stroke.
- Ryder Cup Passion: Nick and Ross reflect on Europe’s recent win and what it means for fans and players alike.
- Inspiration in Action: Ross shares how Nick’s journey influenced his own putting style, proving that experimentation leads to growth.
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Nick co-hosts Talk Birdie To Me, Australia’s most listened-to golf podcast, alongside fellow Tour Pro Mark Allen. They cover everything from pro tour insights to putting psychology and golf culture.- Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and more:https://www.nickohern.com/podcasts- Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TalkBirdieToMePodcast- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkbirdietome