Ross McGuire

Linked By Golf

A Golf and Sports podcast

About the show

Linked by Golf is a golf podcast that explores the journeys of individuals shaped by the sport. Each episode features candid conversations with golf professionals, aspiring tour players, golf coaches, and sports journalists. From golf coaching tips to tour player stories, Linked by Golf offers a unique perspective on the game. Guests share how golf has influenced their careers, personal growth, and connections. Subscribe for inspiring golf interviews, expert advice, and behind-the-scenes stories. Follow us on Instagram @linkedbygolfpodcast

Newest episodes

How Driving Ranges Are Changing Golf | Kenny Monaghan

Oct 27, 2026 5 min

Follow the podcast on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast Strathclyde Park Family Golf Centre: @spfgc Driving ranges aren't just somewhere to hit a bucket of balls anymore. In this Linked By Golf Short, Kenny Monaghan explains how modern driving ranges and technology such as Toptracer are attracting a completely different audience — from established golfers to beginners, families, kids and even people on dates. Ross and Kenny also discuss why the driving range can provide a less intimidating introduction to golf than walking into a traditional golf club for the first time — and how ranges can become a pathway into coaching, playing and ultimately golf club membership. Kenny and his wife own Strathclyde Park Family Golf Centre, where they've invested in Toptracer, coaching, retail, café facilities and further expansion as demand has grown. 🎧 Hear the full conversation with Kenny Monaghan in the Linked By Golf archive. Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast | @spfgc

How Nick O’Hern Beat Tiger Woods — Twice

Oct 20, 2026 6 min

Follow the podcast on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast How do you beat Tiger Woods at the peak of his powers? Nick O’Hern did it twice. In this Linked By Golf Short, Nick tells the incredible story of taking on Tiger in WGC Match Play — from sitting down with his caddie and devising a plan to “get ahead and stay ahead”, to being told an eight-foot putt on the very first green was already “for the match”. Two years later they met again. Tiger arrived having won his previous seven events, the crowd was firmly behind him and Nick found himself 4-up before Tiger came roaring back. What followed was another extraordinary finish — and another Nick O’Hern victory. 🎧 Hear the full conversation with Nick O’Hern in the Linked By Golf archive. Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast

Why the Pictures Are Better on the Radio | Iain Carter

Oct 13, 2026 4 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast Why does golf work so well on radio? In this short from the Linked by Golf archive, BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter takes us inside the art of golf broadcasting — from the silence before a shot to the strike of the ball, the roar of the crowd and the atmosphere surrounding some of the game’s biggest moments. Iain also explains why radio taps into our imagination in a way few other mediums can, summed up by one brilliant line: “The pictures are better on the radio.” 🎧 Hear the full conversation with Iain Carter in the Linked by Golf back catalogue. Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast

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How Driving Ranges Are Changing Golf | Kenny Monaghan

Oct 27, 2026 5 min

How Nick O’Hern Beat Tiger Woods — Twice

Oct 20, 2026 6 min

Why the Pictures Are Better on the Radio | Iain Carter

Oct 13, 2026 4 min

Brora: Pure Links Golf in the Scottish Highlands | Gary Dingwall

Oct 9, 2026 6 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast With No Laying Up’s Tourist Sauce returning to Scotland, there’s no better time to revisit one of the Highlands’ most special golf courses — Brora Golf Club. In this short from Linked by Golf, Brora’s Director of Golf Gary Dingwall explains what makes this James Braid links such an extraordinary place to play. Gary talks about: The James Braid design and how remarkably little Brora has changed Maintaining the links with just four full-time greenkeepers The incredible natural fescue turf and drainage Why you can feel completely alone on the course, even when it’s busy How Brora uses its natural landscape rather than simply length to challenge golfers Why 6,200 yards can play completely differently from one day to the next Hitting driver and 7-iron into a hole that, two days later, was driver and a pitch If No Laying Up and Tourist Sauce have you dreaming about a Scottish golf trip, this is a brilliant insight into what makes Brora and traditional Highland links golf so special. Gary: @broragolfpro Brora Golf Club: @broragolfclub 🎧 Hear the full conversation with Gary Dingwall in the Linked by Golf back catalogue.

Why Gary Christian Knew He'd Hole the Putt

Oct 6, 2026 4 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast Six years on the mini tours. Another six years on the Korn Ferry Tour. And then a breakthrough that took a nine-hole sudden-death playoff. In this Linked by Golf Short, Gary Christian tells the remarkable story of finally winning on the Korn Ferry Tour after years of chasing his dream. The night before the final round, Gary had visualised himself handling the pressure and holing a four-foot putt when it mattered. The following day, standing over almost exactly that putt on the 72nd hole, he had the strangest feeling — he'd already made it. He holed it to reach the playoff and then went head-to-head with Mathias Grönberg for nine extra holes before finally getting his breakthrough victory. 🎧 This is just a few minutes from an extraordinary full conversation. Gary's journey eventually took him all the way to the PGA Tour at 40, with plenty of setbacks, sacrifices and incredible stories along the way. Go back and listen to the full Gary Christian episode in the Linked by Golf back catalogue. Follow @linkedbygolfpodcast for more stories from the first 100 episodes.

Why Martin Gilbert Admires Paul Lawrie More Than Any Other Golfer

Sep 29, 2026 3 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast With the Dunhill Links being played this week, we’re heading back into the Linked by Golf archive for a timely story from Martin Gilbert. Martin played alongside Paul Lawrie - @paullawriegolf in around 15 Dunhill Links Championships — but it’s not just Paul’s achievements that left an impression. Martin explains why Paul is the golfer he admires most, from beginning his career as a four-handicap assistant professional to reaching the very top of the game, and the exceptional work ethic that took him there. They also discuss Paul’s continued contribution to Scottish golf through his Foundation, golf centre and the opportunities he’s helping create for the next generation. And Martin finishes with a great line about Paul putting money into events… and then entering them to try and win it back. 😂 🎧 This is just a short taste of the conversation. For the full story, head back into the Linked by Golf archive and listen to: How Martin Gilbert Transformed Scottish Golf It’s well worth going back to.

Why Golf Is About So Much More Than Your Score | Gary Dingwall | Episode 100

Sep 24, 2026 57 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast For a very special episode 100 of Linked by Golf, I welcome back the man who started it all – my very first guest, Gary Dingwall! Gary and I go back to our junior golf days in Lanarkshire, and it seems fitting that we reunite for this milestone episode to talk about the game, the places and the friendships that have connected us over the years. After 23 years at Royal Dornoch, Gary has embarked on a new chapter as Director of Golf at Brora Golf Club, one of Scotland's most natural and characterful links courses. We start by revisiting Royal Dornoch and what makes it such an extraordinary place to play golf. Gary shares his thoughts on the famous Championship Course, the challenge of its raised greens, the magic of turning the corner from the second green and the unforgettable 14th hole, Foxy – where we somehow both managed to make birdie during my trip to the Highlands! We then explore the incredible golf available across the Scottish Highlands, from Castle Stuart, Golspie and Nairn to some of the lesser-known courses that deserve a place on every golfer's bucket list. Gary also makes a brilliant point about something we often forget as golfers: the score isn't always the most important part of the experience. Playing the right tees, embracing the conditions and simply enjoying the golf course can create memories that last far longer than whatever number ends up on the scorecard. The conversation then moves to Brora, where Gary shares his enthusiasm for his new role and the remarkable links he now calls home. We explore the course's history, its James Braid design, the incredible natural terrain and why a course measuring just 6,200 yards can still demand every club in the bag. There's also a brilliant story about Gary's recent round at Brora with Masters champion Ian Woosnam and renowned golf course architect DJ Russell, along with a look at the special community that makes Highland golf so memorable. A fitting conversation...

Why the Pro Golf Dream Can Be Brutal | Chris “Wee Percy” Maclean

Sep 18, 2026 45 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast This week I’m joined by Scottish professional golfer Chris Maclean (@chrismaclean95) for a brilliant conversation about his journey through elite amateur golf, life as a touring professional and the realities of trying to make a living from the game. We start with the important stuff – Chris’s ongoing £20-a-game battle with John Henry – before heading right back to where his golf began. Chris talks about growing up in an incredibly competitive junior environment, progressing through county golf and then arriving at Stirling University surrounded by some of the best young players in the country. Chris explains how that environment helped take him from a good amateur to a +5 handicap, representing Scotland and producing some excellent results, including leading qualifying at the Spanish Amateur, finishing third in the Scottish Amateur and winning the Tennant Cup. We then get into professional golf – and Chris gives a fascinating insight into what life on the lower-level tours is actually like. Entry fees, flights, hotels, hire cars, food and taxes quickly add up, and Chris explains how you can finish well inside the top 10 and still lose money. At one event, he reckons he needed to finish third just to break even. There are plenty of stories from along the way too, including winning at Royal Dornoch, shooting nine under with 11 birdies to set a course record in Dumfries & Galloway, finishing runner-up in his first Scottish PGA Championship, winning the Scottish Young Professionals Championship and taking the Deer Park Masters in a playoff. Chris also talks candidly about one of the tougher moments of his career – three three-putts over the closing nine holes of the final ever EuroPro Tour event, ultimately missing out on a Challenge Tour card by a single shot. Today Chris combines tournament golf with his role as Head Professional at Hayston Golf Club, where coaching has become a major part of his career. We also get into the...

Why You Don’t Need More Swing Thoughts - Louis Ross from Connect Sports Psychology

Sep 8, 2026 43 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcastFollow Louis: @connectsportpsych This week I’m joined by sports psychologist Louis Ross to explore the mental side of golf — and how we can make sports psychology genuinely practical out on the course. Louis talks about taking sports psychology “from class to grass”, moving beyond theory and actually practising the mental skills we need when the pressure arrives. We discuss managing expectations, why trying to eliminate negative thoughts can actually make things harder, dealing with nerves and pressure, and Louis’ “register, release, refocus” approach to getting your attention back onto the shot in front of you. We also get into pre-shot routines, commitment, the mental traps of “I have to” and “I can’t”, why match play can create a completely different mindset, and why sports psychology isn’t something reserved for elite players. Plenty of practical ideas in this one that any golfer can take onto the course. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. Instagram:Louis — @connectsportpsychLinked By Golf — @linkedbygolfpodcast

Why This PGA Pro Went Back to Amateur Golf - Scott Rose From Into The Teeth Joins Us

Sep 1, 2026 43 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast This week I’m joined by Scott Rose, a former PGA professional who, after ten years in the professional game, has recently returned to the amateur ranks. Scott’s career in golf has taken him through coaching, custom fitting and some fantastic venues, including Kingsbarns, Fairmont St Andrews and Wells Green. We go right back to how the game first grabbed him while growing up in the Middle East, before following his journey through the PGA and into the wider golf industry. We also get into: Why Scott decided to return to amateur golf — and why he’s loving itGrowing up playing golf in Dubai and QatarHis route through Elmwood College and into the PGAExperiences at Kingsbarns, Aberdour, Fairmont St Andrews and Wells GreenWhat he learned from spending time around the Butch Harmon School in DubaiCoaching, technology and how launch monitors changed the way he workedSome of the biggest misconceptions golfers have about custom fittingWhy being tall doesn’t automatically mean you need longer clubsHis time as part of Talk Golf ScotlandThe infamous attempt to make a hole-in-one in hundreds of shotsWhy drawn medals can make golf clubs better placesSome of Scott’s favourite Scottish courses — from Royal Dornoch and Kingsbarns to Panmure, Crieff and DunavertyLife as a member at LadybankStarting Into the Teeth with Callum Allison and the work that goes into producing a golf podcastWhy trying to improve remains one of the things Scott loves most about golf Scott also reveals his favourite course he’s ever played, his most underrated piece of golf equipment and a special round at the Old Course with his dad that he’d love to experience all over again. 🎧 Listen to Linked By Golf on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and watch on YouTube. 📲 Follow @linkedbygolfpodcast📲 Follow @intotheteethpodcast

From Club Pro To Majors & Champions Tour - Rob Labritz Shares His Incredible Golfing Journey

Aug 25, 2026 41 min

Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolfpodcast This week, I’m joined by PGA Tour Champions player Rob Labritz—a golfer whose career is defined by tenacity, resilience and an incredible will to succeed. Rob shares his remarkable journey from discovering golf as a youngster in Connecticut and working as a club professional to competing in eight PGA Championships and finally earning his PGA Tour Champions card at the age of 50. We discuss: Falling in love with golf after finding his dad’s clubsLearning to shape shots while working and playing at Shinnecock HillsBalancing life as a club professional with elite-level competitionThe nerves of his first major championship at HazeltineBecoming the only club professional to make the cut at the 2010 PGA ChampionshipFinishing as the leading club professional at Bethpage Black in 2019The shot that earned him a place in the PGA Championship—and made SportsCenterVisualising PGA Tour Champions success for 14 yearsThe emotional story behind finally winning Q-SchoolCompeting alongside players including Ernie Els, Miguel Ángel Jiménez and K. J. ChoiThe extraordinary standard of golf on the PGA Tour ChampionsBattling injury, losing status and refusing to give upWhy failure can teach you more than successRob’s best advice: play like a kid and never forget why you love the gameA brilliant conversation about perseverance, belief and continuing to chase your ambitions—whatever stage of your career you’re at. Follow Rob: @roblabritzgolf Listen and follow Linked by Golf on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.

Scott Fawcett: The Course Management Secrets That Lower Scores | Both Sides of Par Crossover

Jul 7, 2026 1 hr 1 min

🎙️ Follow Linked by Golf on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast This week we're bringing you something a little different. Alongside hosting Linked by Golf, Ross also co-hosts Both Sides of Par with Colin Gray—a podcast dedicated to helping golfers improve through smarter strategy, better decision-making and conversations with some of the game's leading coaches and thinkers. As a special crossover, we're sharing one of our favourite episodes from Both Sides of Par, featuring Scott Fawcett, creator of the world-renowned DECADE Golf course management system. Scott has worked with major champions, PGA Tour professionals, leading college programmes and thousands of amateur golfers, helping them lower scores not by changing their swings, but by making better decisions on the golf course. In this episode we discuss: • Why avoiding bogeys is often more important than chasing birdies • The biggest course management mistakes amateur golfers make • Why strategy matters more than perfect ball striking • How DECADE Golf has become one of the most influential performance systems in golf • Practical ways every golfer can think their way to lower scores • The mindset differences between elite players and amateurs Whether you're trying to break 100, 90, 80 or simply become a smarter golfer, this episode is packed with ideas you can take straight to the course. If you enjoy this conversation, be sure to subscribe to Both Sides of Par for more episodes dedicated to helping golfers improve. Follow @bothsidesofpar on Instagram.

The Alliss Family - Gary Alliss On His Journey and His Family's Legacy

Jun 30, 2026 56 min

Few families have shaped British golf quite like the Alliss family. In this special episode of Linked by Golf, Ross sits down with Gary Alliss to explore an extraordinary golfing legacy spanning more than a century. While many know Gary as the son of the legendary Peter Alliss and grandson of the great Percy Alliss, this conversation shines a light on Gary's own distinguished career as a PGA Professional, respected coach, referee, broadcaster and twice captain of the Great Britain & Ireland PGA Cup team. Gary shares fascinating stories from growing up around one of golf's most recognisable voices, reflects on his own journey through the PGA, and brings to life the remarkable story of Percy Alliss — one of Britain's greatest pre-war golfers, whose life stretched from the trenches of the First World War to helping establish professional golf in Germany. It's a conversation filled with humour, history, incredible family stories, and a reminder that while the Alliss name is iconic, Gary has built a remarkable legacy of his own. Follow @linkedbygolfpodcast for more conversations celebrating the people and stories that make golf special. Growing up as part of one of golf's most famous familiesLearning the game from his grandfather, Percy AllissRediscovering golf after walking away from the game as a teenagerStarting his PGA career at the famous Trevose Golf ClubLife as a traditional PGA professional and coachWhy coaching on the golf course taught more than the driving rangeBecoming Head Professional at The BelfryBehind-the-scenes stories of the design and evolution of the Brabazon CourseCaptaining Great Britain & Ireland in the PGA Cup on two occasionsThe psychology of match play and leading elite club professionalsWhat it was really like growing up as Peter Alliss' sonPeter Alliss' outstanding playing career before becoming the "Voice of Golf"The incredible life of Percy Alliss, from surviving the First World War to becoming one of Britain's greatest golfersThe drama...

A Golden Ticket to Golf's Willy Wonka Factory

Jun 23, 2026 40 min

🎙️ This week is a special crossover episode between Both Sides of Par and Linked by Golf. Linked by Golf host Ross joins Colin Gray on Both Sides of Par to share a behind-the-scenes look at his visit to the European headquarters of Srixon, where thousands of custom-fitted clubs are built and shipped across Europe every week. From walking the factory floor and watching master club builders at work, to learning how custom fitting, swing weight, loft, lie and shaft specifications are meticulously checked, Ross gets a rare insider's view into the craftsmanship behind modern golf equipment. This episode is also a great introduction to Both Sides of Par, the podcast that explores golf from both ends of the handicap spectrum, following the journeys, challenges, frustrations and improvements of everyday golfers. Whether you're trying to break 80, break 100, or simply enjoy the game more, Both Sides of Par offers honest conversations and practical insights for golfers on their own journey of discovery and improvement. • Ross explains how his visit to Srixon's European custom-build headquarters came about• A tour inside the facility where custom-fitted clubs are assembled for golfers across Europe• The surprising amount of hand craftsmanship involved in modern club building• How custom fitting works beyond shaft flex and club length• Why swing weight, grip weight, loft and lie angles matter more than most golfers realise• The quality-control process every custom-built club must pass before shipping• The relationship between Srixon, Cleveland Golf and XXIO• Why Ross became an even bigger believer in custom fitting after the visit• The skills and expertise required to build clubs to tour-level standards• A discussion on whether higher-handicap golfers should consider custom fitting• Ross shares details of the upcoming Srixon feature episode on Linked by Golf 📸 Instagram: @bothsidesofpar🌐 Website: bothpar.com 📸 Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast🎧 Podcast: Linked by Golf...

Building Replay Golf: The Business Behind Britain's Golf Club Trade-In Boom

Jun 16, 2026 45 min

Follow Linked by Golf on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast Luke Peterken is a PGA Professional and Director at Replay Golf, one of the UK's leading pre-owned golf equipment specialists. In this episode of Linked by Golf, Luke shares his journey from junior golf in Ascot to working at Wentworth and Silvermere before helping build Replay Golf into one of the country's most innovative golf retailers. We discuss custom fitting, second-hand golf clubs, golf equipment trends, club building, the growth of Replay Golf, and why 7-woods, 9-woods and high-lofted fairway woods are becoming some of the hottest clubs in golf. In this episode we discuss: • Growing up in Ascot and discovering golf at a local par-3 course • Pursuing the dream of becoming a touring professional • Completing his PGA training at Windlesham Golf Club • Working at Wentworth and learning elite standards of customer service • Building fitting expertise inside the TaylorMade Performance Lab • The lessons learned from working at Silvermere Golf Complex • How the idea for Replay Golf was born • Starting Replay Golf from a small unit at Longacres Garden Centre • The challenges of the early years and wearing every hat in the business • Why Replay Golf has continued to reinvest and expand • Building a retail experience around golfers rather than transactions • The importance of PGA expertise within the business • The success of Replay Golf's seven-day trial programme • How custom fitting is changing the pre-owned golf club market • Common golf equipment mistakes golfers make • Building golf bags for new players entering the game • The growth of Replay Golf's workshop and club-building services • Why 7-woods, 9-woods and high-lofted fairway woods are flying off the shelves • The biggest-selling drivers, irons, wedges and putters in golf right now • Golf equipment nostalgia and the clubs golfers always come back to • Future plans for Replay Golf • And much more. Replay Golf: Follow Replay Golf on Instagram: @re...

The Coach Behind Modern Scottish Golf — Ian Rae

Jun 9, 2026 1 hr 2 min

Follow us on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast Few people have had a bigger influence on modern Scottish golf than Ian Rae. Over nearly five decades in the game, Ian has coached some of Scotland’s best amateur and professional players, helped shape national coaching structures, and played a major role in some of the country’s greatest team successes. From growing up in Huntly in the north east of Scotland to becoming one of Scotland’s most respected coaches, Ian’s journey mirrors the evolution of golf coaching itself — from trial-and-error instruction and VHS cameras to performance psychology, data, biomechanics, and elite player development. Ian shares stories from coaching Steven O’Hara, Richie Ramsay, Wallace Booth, Callum Macaulay and many more, along with incredible insight into Scotland’s Eisenhower Trophy victory in Australia and multiple European team triumphs. But this episode is about much more than elite golf. It’s a conversation about learning, patience, preparation, coaching philosophy, and the importance of building players — and people — over the long term. Growing up in Huntly in the north east of Scotland and getting hooked on golf as a kidBecoming an assistant professional at Lanark Golf Club in 1976The early years trying to make it as a tournament playerLife as a young professional at Shotts and Hollandbush Golf ClubCarrying early golf technology and video equipment in the back of a Range RoverWorking with renowned coaches Dennis Pugh and David LeadbetterWhy missing out on the Scottish national coach role initially became a blessingThe evolution of golf coaching beyond just swing mechanicsCoaching some of Scotland’s greatest amateur talentsStories about Steven O’Hara’s remarkable amateur careerRichie Ramsay’s journey to becoming US Amateur championScotland’s European team victories and unforgettable matches against EnglandBehind the scenes of Scotland’s Eisenhower Trophy win in AustraliaCreating team culture, preparation, and performance envir...

Moe Norman Changed His Life — Todd Graves’ Story

Jun 2, 2026 52 min

Follow us on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast What happens when a struggling tour professional becomes obsessed with finding a simpler way to hit a golf ball? For Todd Graves, that journey led him to one of the most mysterious and misunderstood figures the game has ever seen — Moe Norman. Todd Graves spent years searching for answers, working with some of the world’s best-known coaches while trying to make a living playing professional golf across Asia and North America. But everything changed when he watched a grainy VHS tape of Moe Norman’s golf swing — a swing that looked radically different, yet somehow made complete sense. What followed became a life’s mission. Todd would go on to spend more than a decade learning directly from Moe, studying every movement, every concept, and every detail behind the legendary ball striking that left even elite players stunned. In this episode we go deep into Todd’s own playing journey, the reality of trying to survive in professional golf, the origins of the single plane swing, and what Moe Norman was really like away from the myths. It’s a conversation about curiosity, persistence, coaching, genius, and the search for simplicity in one of the hardest games in the world. Growing up in Oklahoma and finding golf as a kid fishing balls out of pondsWinning a walk-on tournament to make the University of Oklahoma golf teamPlaying professional golf across Asia and learning from elite players around the worldWhy Todd believes he spent more money on golf instruction than almost anyoneWorking with famous instructors including Hank Haney and David LeadbetterThe VHS tape that changed everythingSeeing Moe Norman hit balls in person for the very first timeWhy Moe’s ball striking sounded different from anyone elseThe origins and principles behind the single plane swingHow biomechanics and body design shaped Moe Norman’s techniqueThe challenge of balancing professional golf with coachingWhat Moe Norman was really like away from public perc...

When Nicklaus Leapt, Trevino Chipped In, and Hagen Waited in the Clubhouse

May 26, 2026 1 hr 0 min

Follow us on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast What if you could experience the greatest golf tournaments ever played — not through highlights or Wikipedia, but through the eyes of the journalists who were actually there? That's exactly what Len Ferman has spent years doing, and the results are extraordinary. Len Ferman is the Sports Time Traveller. Armed with nothing but old newspaper archives and a lifelong love of the game, he goes back in time to recreate great sporting moments as if they're happening right now. His book, Great Golf Tournaments Volume 1, covers 27 tournaments from the 1922 British Open to the 1975 Masters — and every chapter reads like a live broadcast from a lost era of golf. Today we go deep on three of them. The 1975 Masters — still widely regarded as the greatest tournament ever played — where Nicklaus, Miller and Weiskopf went head to head in one of the most dramatic final days Augusta has ever seen. The 1972 Open at Muirfield, where Trevino chipped in on 17 to break Tony Jacklin's heart in one of the cruelest finishes in Open history. And the 1922 Open at Royal St George's, where a 51-year-old J.H. Taylor, a trick-shot artist from Australia, and a young Walter Hagen all had a shot at the Claret Jug — in an era when even the defending champion had to qualify. Golf history brought back to life, one newspaper at a time. How the Sports Time Traveller uses newspaper archives to put you inside the ropesJack Nicklaus's near-perfect round at the 1975 Masters: 32 strokes tee to green — a stat never betteredArnold Palmer briefly leading the Masters leaderboard, 11 years after his last majorJohnny Miller's six consecutive birdies in round three — from 28th place to contention in nine holesThe three-way duel: Weiskopf, Nicklaus and Miller, two shots apart, four holes to playThat 40-foot Nicklaus putt on 16 — and the look on Weiskopf and Miller's facesTrevino chips in on 17 at Muirfield, Jacklin three-putts, and a career is never quite the sameThe 19...

From B&Q Dowels to Rory McIlroy's Bag: The Scot Sticks Story Alistair Pugh – Scot Sticks | Custom Ash Wood Golf Alignment Sticks, the Ryder Cup & Scotland's Golf Craft Heritage

May 19, 2026 31 min

Follow us on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast What do a COVID lockdown, a set of B&Q garden dowels, and a PhD in golf ball design have in common? The answer is Scot Sticks — and one of the best small business stories in golf. Alistair Pugh grew up a scratch golfer in Scotland, played for the British Universities team, and counts Western Gailes as his home course. In 2020, stuck at home with gigs cancelled (he was a professional drummer), he started hand-painting alignment sticks in his flat. They were, by his own admission, absolutely dreadful. But there was something there. His PhD research had revealed that ash wood — not hickory — was the original timber of golf. So Scot Sticks were built on that: UK-sourced ash wood, made in the country that invented the game. Every material, every end cap, every paint — sourced right here. Six years on, the client list is extraordinary. The 2023 European Ryder Cup team in Rome. The GB&I Walker Cup side at St Andrews. The Curtis Cup. Sticks engraved with the names of Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Jon Rahm and Luke Donald. And Rory — spotted on the range in Dubai using the sticks properly as a practice aid — went on to complete the Grand Slam shortly after. Al notes the timeline. The prize money cut, sadly, was never written into the contract. All of it built with zero paid marketing. Just Instagram, a brilliant product, and word of mouth from some of the best golfers and clubs in the world. The lockdown origin story and the first chaotic Christmas of 60 ordersWhy ash wood is the original wood of golf — and why it mattersSupplying the Ryder Cup, Walker Cup, and Curtis CupRory McIlroy, the Grand Slam, and a very one-sided sponsorship dealBespoke custom orders — and the man who paid custom prices for a plain stickThe dream: a Claret Jug on a stick at The OpenFind Scot Sticks:Instagram: @scot.sticks | hello@scotstix.com #ScotSticks #GolfPodcast #LinkedByGolf #ScottishGolf #GolfAccessories #AlignmentSticks #BespokeGolf #RyderCup #Wal...

One Night from Augusta: John Gallagher on the 2005 British Amateur Final

May 12, 2026 57 min

Follow us on Instagram @linkedbygolfpodcast for clips, behind-the-scenes content and episode updates. In this episode, Ross is joined by John Gallagher — Scottish Amateur Champion, 2005 British Amateur finalist, and one of the most distinctive golfers to come out of Scottish amateur golf in the last two decades. John grew up at Swanston Golf Club on the edge of the Pentland Hills, where his dad worked as a greenkeeper. He picked up the game at 14, won his club junior championship within two years, and never looked back. What followed was a remarkable amateur career that took him to the Lothians county team, the Scotland national team, a famous run to the British Amateur final at Royal Birkdale, and ultimately the 2007 Scottish Amateur Championship at Prestwick. We cover all of it — including the night before the British Amateur final when John couldn't sleep for dreaming about Augusta, the moment his caddie gave away four of his five golf balls to kids while he was playing a practice round with a teenage Rory McIlroy at Loch Lomond, and the outrageous up-and-down on the 18th at Prestwick that kept his Scottish Amateur hopes alive when his ball was barely a yard inbounds. John also opens up about his time on the professional circuit — the stark contrast between the pampered Scotland team environment and the grind of the Euro Pro Tour, the injuries that disrupted his best years, and why he still loves competing on the Scottish Pro Tour today. Plus, we get into his unique cack-handed grip, the negative press it attracted when he reached the British Amateur final, and why attitudes have finally started to shift. In this episode: Growing up at Swanston Golf Club and falling in love with the gameProgressing through the Lothians county team alongside some exceptional amateur talentWinning the 2005 Craigmiller Park Open and gaining momentum heading into BirkdaleThe chaos of British Amateur week — a wrong scorecard, questionable accommodation, and a borrowed coffin-sized be...

I Was Told My Career Was Over — Two Months Later I Won the European Open

May 5, 2026 38 min

Follow us on Instagram for clips, behind-the-scenes and more: @linkedbygolfpodcast About This Episode Ross sits down with Andrew Murray — European Open champion, BBC Radio 5 Live golf commentator of 35 years, and one of the most colourful characters to come through the European Tour's formative era. From humble beginnings as a 16-year-old apprentice pro with one Woodwork O-Level to lifting the Panasonic European Open trophy at Walton Heath, Andrew's story is as honest and entertaining as it gets. What We Cover Winning the 1989 Panasonic European OpenAndrew takes us back to that famous week at Walton Heath — the six iron into the last, the 12-foot winning putt he nearly turned into a nerve-shredder, and what it felt like to beat a leaderboard featuring Sandy Lyle, Ian Woosnam, Sam Torrance and Frank Nobilo. He still has the picture on the wall of his study. The hip condition that almost ended it allDays before his European Open victory, Andrew's consultant had told him his hip was deteriorating rapidly and he needed to consider a different career. He shares just how fragile that triumph really was — and how he managed to play on for another four or five years he was never supposed to have. Life on the road in the early daysMonday qualifying. Caravans. Fishing trips gone wrong. Andrew paints a vivid picture of what it was like to be a struggling tour pro in the late 70s and early 80s — winning £2,000 in an entire season and not knowing how he kept the fuel in the car. The African Safari TourA pivotal chapter for many British pros of that generation. Andrew describes the six-week circuit through Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe — and tells the brilliant story of how Ian Woosnam won a Range Rover on that tour, which effectively bankrolled his European breakthrough. Witnessing the greats up closeAndrew shares his take on the most impressive players he competed alongside — Seve, Faldo, Langer, Woosnam and Lyle. He's particularly effusive about Sandy Lyle a...

Why You Talk Yourself Out of Good Shots (And How to Stop)

Apr 28, 2026 52 min

📲 Follow along on Instagram: @linkedbygolfpodcast What's really going on inside a golfer's mind under pressure? And how much of what we tell ourselves on the course is actually making things worse? In this episode of the Linked By Golf golf podcast, I sit down with John Mathers — sports psychologist and expert in the mental game of golf — to explore why so many golfers struggle mentally on the course, and what you can do to play better golf by fixing how you think. John has spent 30 years working with elite performers across golf, tennis, snooker and motorsport. In this golf psychology conversation, he breaks down why it happens — and what you can actually do about it at any handicap level. Whether you're a scratch golfer or a 20 handicapper, if you've ever wondered why your best golf disappears when it matters most — this golf podcast episode is essential listening. Why golf psychology is no longer just for players with problemsWhat elite golfers are really thinking under pressure — it's not what you'd expectThe difference between judging yourself on outcome vs processWhat acceptance actually means on the golf courseHow to build a pre-shot routine that holds up under pressureWhy negative self-talk starts before you even take the club backHow to improve your mental game of golf at any handicapHow long it actually takes to change your mental habits on the courseWhy making a bogey isn't the problem — what you do next isJohn's own golf journey, his +1 handicap, and what still challenges himNo golfer — amateur or elite — is immune to pressure. The difference is how you respond to it.Judging yourself on effort and process, not outcome, is the foundation of a strong mental game in golf.A pre-shot routine isn't just a habit — it's your defence against anxiety and doubt on the course.The mental challenges of a scratch golfer and a 20 handicapper are more similar than you think.Lasting improvement in golf psychology takes 12 to 18 months — but green shoots appear within we...

Inside Srixon: How Golf Clubs Are Really Made (With European Product Manager Joe Miller)

Apr 22, 2026 28 min

📲 Follow along on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024What actually makes a golf club feel right? And how much of what golfers believe about equipment is… wrong? In this episode of Linked By Golf, I sit down with Joe Miller, European Product Manager at Srixon, inside their European custom build facility to go deep into the history, science, and craftsmanship behind modern golf clubs. From the earliest wooden clubs in Scotland to today’s precision-built equipment, Joe breaks down what’s really changed—and what surprisingly hasn’t. We also get a rare behind-the-scenes look at how custom clubs are built, why “standard spec” doesn’t exist, and what everyday golfers can learn from how tour players actually think about their equipment. If you’ve ever wondered whether your clubs are holding you back—or what actually matters when getting fitted—this is essential listening. The true origins of golf clubs (and why Scotland still matters)The biggest innovations in golf equipment history (steel, graphite, titanium)Why feel hasn’t changed as much as you thinkThe real meaning of quality inside a Japanese brand like SrixonWhy cutting the shaft is the most critical step in club buildingThe biggest myth in golf: “standard spec”Why tour players treat clubs like tools—not trophiesWhat actually changes when you get properly fittedHow much influence tour players really have on your bagWhy most golf clubs are still built by hand, not robotsThere is no such thing as a “standard” golf club—specs vary massively between brands.The smallest build errors (like shaft length) can completely change performance.Tour players prioritise function over looks, unlike most amateurs.Getting fitted correctly impacts confidence before you even swing.Despite modern tech, golf equipment is still heavily influenced by tradition and perception.“There is no standard. It’s like asking for a standard pair of trousers.” 🎧 Follow Linked By Golf for more conversations connecting the game through people, stories, and ins...

Leading The Masters Playing With Arnold Palmer - Gary Wolstenholme Shares His Incredible Story

Apr 6, 2026 1 hr 21 min

Follow on Instagram: @Linkedbygolf2024 What does it feel like to lead The Masters Tournament… as an amateur? In this episode, two-time Amateur Champion Gary Wolstenholme shares his unforgettable experience at Augusta National Golf Club — including the moment he found himself playing alongside Arnold Palmer… and leading the tournament. This is a story about pressure, instinct, and performing on golf’s biggest stage. First tee. Augusta National. 10,000 people watching. Arnold Palmer by your side. You’ve just put a brand-new driver in the bag… A few holes later — you’re leading The Masters. First drive down Magnolia Lane — “nothing out of place”Practice round invite from Jack NicklausLast-minute club change before teeing offAdvice from Peter Alliss on handling nervesTee shot in front of a packed Augusta crowdPlaying alongside Arnold PalmerThe moment he checks the leaderboard… and realises he’s leadingThe roar of Augusta — unlike anything else in sportAugusta doesn’t just test your golf. It tests your ability to stay present when everything feels bigger than the moment. Gary Wolstenholme Masters Leading The Masters amateur Augusta National experience Arnold Palmer Masters stories

Toptracer Newcomer Win and Exciting Year Ahead For Stirling Golf Club With Kenny Monaghan

Mar 31, 2026 35 min

Instagram for the show: @linkedbygolf2024 This week on Linked by Golf, Ross is joined by PGA Professional Kenny Monaghan — Head Pro at Stirling Golf Club and co-owner (with wife Amy) of Strathclyde Park Family Golf Centre. Kenny returns to the pod to share exciting developments at both facilities, from major tournament hosting to rapid growth at one of Scotland’s busiest driving ranges. ⛳ Stirling set to host the Scottish PGA Order of Merit FES Pro-Am — expected to be the biggest Pro-Am in Scotland in 2026Unique format: pro-only event followed by a combined pro & shotgun pro-am dayEvent supports fundraising for a major clubhouse redevelopment projectStirling’s profile continues to rise on the Scottish golf sceneOfficial final qualifying venue for the Seniors Open Championship at GleneaglesOpportunity for major champions and elite senior professionals to compete at the clubA significant boost for Stirling’s reputation and visibilityHighlights the strength of the course and its iconic backdropKenny reflects on working abroad and returning to ScotlandDiscussion on how locals can take world-class scenery and golf for grantedMany outstanding courses available at accessible prices beyond the famous venuesKenny and Amy purchased the facility in October 2024 — and the transformation has been rapid: 24-bay driving range with Toptracer technologyBrand new retail shopBirdies Café (35 seats) attracting golfers and non-golfers alike ☕Junior academies, ladies’ groups, and family participationOn-site sports therapy clinicConference room used by businesses and major golf brandsChildren’s play area to encourage family visitsOver 6.2 million golf balls hit in 2025 — far exceeding expectationsAlready tracking ahead year-to-datePeak demand so high that a buzzer system is used for waiting baysTechnology data helps guide expansion decisionsSeven additional range bays coming soonTwo custom fitting & coaching studiosUpgraded automated ball collection and cleaning systemsPlans accelerated...

Inside Dunlop Golf Europe HQ with Product Manager, Joe Miller

Mar 24, 2026 45 min

Follow on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 In this exclusive on-location episode of Linked by Golf, we step behind the scenes at Dunlop Golf Europe’s headquarters in Ash Vale — one of the most advanced custom golf club build facilities in the UK. Ross tours the workshop with Product Manager Joe Miller to discover exactly how a set of clubs goes from retailer order to precision-built performance equipment — trusted by tour professionals and everyday golfers alike. From shafts and heads to swing weight, loft, lie, and quality control, this conversation reveals the science, craftsmanship, and surprising details that determine how your clubs actually perform on the course. How custom golf clubs are built step-by-step Why custom fitting isn’t just for elite players The biggest equipment mistakes amateur golfers make Why wedges are often the most mismatched clubs in the bag How grip changes can completely alter club performance The role of loft, centre of gravity, and shaft selection Typical lead times for custom-built clubs How manufacturers ensure tour-level quality control Joe walks us through the entire journey of a custom order: ✔ Order submission from retailer✔ Specification review and build planning✔ Component picking — heads, shafts, grips✔ Precision cutting and assembly✔ Swing-weighting and measurement✔ Final quality control checks Every club is built to tight tolerances, with multiple verification stages to ensure the finished product matches the player’s exact requirements. “Small changes — length, lie, grip weight — can completely change how a club feels and performs.” Contrary to popular belief, custom fitting isn’t only for tour pros. Joe explains how body type, swing speed, injuries, age, and playing style all influence the ideal club setup — and why buying off-the-rack equipment can leave performance on the table. A standout insight: many golfers carefully fit drivers but neglect the scoring clubs they use most. This episode also explores how golfers a...

Why Elite Amateur Golf Needed a New League

Mar 17, 2026 47 min

📲 Follow the pod: @linkedbygolf2024 In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross is joined by Alex Cooper, founder of the Elite Amateur Golf Group (EAGG), to talk about building one of the UK’s fastest-growing competitive leagues for elite amateur golfers. Alex shares his journey from growing up playing golf near Edinburgh to launching the league in 2017, after recognising a lack of competitive opportunities for scratch and elite amateur players. What started with 15 clubs has now grown to 80 clubs competing in a structured league format across southern England. They discuss the five-man team format, how the competition creates opportunities for young elite golfers, and the importance of meaningful team golf outside of traditional county competitions. The episode also dives into the EAGG finals in La Cala, Spain, the growing community around the league, and the now-famous pink jackets awarded to the champions. Alex’s early golf journey in Scotland Why the Elite Amateur Golf League was created Growing the league to 80 clubs Opportunities for scratch golfers and elite amateurs Bringing juniors into elite team golf The EAGG finals week in Spain Future plans to expand the league across the UK 🌐 Learn more: eagg.co.uk 📲 Instagram: @eliteamateurgolf

How Fitness Can Improve Your Golf Game – With Colin Dickson

Mar 10, 2026 50 min

Follow the podcast on social: Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 In this episode, Ross is joined by personal trainer Colin Dickson to talk about the growing role of fitness in golf and how golfers can improve performance through strength, mobility and better preparation. Colin shares his journey from working in IT to becoming a personal trainer, why he now works with golfers, and how he’s helping junior players build strength and clubhead speed through winter training programmes. They also discuss practical ways golfers can improve their fitness, avoid injury and add distance without needing a full gym setup. Why fitness is becoming essential in modern golf The most common physical weaknesses in golfers How strength training can increase clubhead speed Simple mobility exercises to do before a round Why hydration and nutrition matter during a 4-hour round The most underrated exercise for golfers How junior golfers are gaining a competitive edge through fitness Most golfers struggle with tight hips and poor spinal mobility, often caused by sitting for long periods. Improving mobility helps golfers rotate better and reduce lower back strain. Colin focuses on compound movements like deadlifts, squats, lunges, pull-ups and presses to build full-body strength that translates into more power in the golf swing. Golf-specific exercises such as cable rotations, band work and medicine ball drills help develop core strength and improve swing efficiency. Junior golfers working with Colin have already gained 6–8 mph in clubhead speed through structured winter training — potentially adding 20+ yards of distance. Many golfers go straight from the car to the first tee. Colin recommends spending 5–10 minutes warming up with simple mobility and band exercises to activate the hips, spine and shoulders before playing. Golf rounds can last four hours or more, so fuelling properly matters. Colin recommends focusing on: Protein and carbohydrates before a round Hydration the day before and durin...

The Amateur Champion’s Journey | Craig Watson on Winning The Amateur, Playing The Masters & The Open

Mar 3, 2026 42 min

Guest: Craig Watson In this episode of Linked By Golf, Ross chats with Craig Watson — one of Scotland’s most accomplished amateur golfers — about a career that spans winning The Amateur Championship, playing in The Masters and The Open, and representing and captaining Great Britain & Ireland in the Walker Cup. Craig reflects on his victory at The Amateur Championship in 1997, a win that opened doors to Augusta National and Royal Birkdale. He shares what it was like walking the fairways at The Masters Tournament and competing in The Open Championship — experiences few amateurs ever get to live. The conversation also dives deep into his long association with the Walker Cup — first as a player representing Great Britain & Ireland, and later as captain. Craig explains the unique pressure and pride that comes with amateur team golf, the responsibility of leadership, and what it takes to prepare players for elite international competition. From growing up in Scottish golf to competing on the biggest stages in the world, Craig offers insight into longevity in the amateur game, balancing elite sport with life beyond competition, and what the modern amateur landscape looks like compared to his era. Topics covered in this episode: • Winning The Amateur Championship in 1997 • Earning a place at The Masters and The Open • The Augusta National experience as an amateur • Competing at Royal Birkdale • Representing Great Britain & Ireland in the Walker Cup • Captaining the Walker Cup side • The evolution of elite amateur golf • The pride of Scottish golf tradition • Leadership, preparation, and team culture • Life beyond tournament golf Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolf2024

Junior Ryder Cup and Stephen Gallacher Foundation with Scott Knowles - Linked By Golf

Feb 24, 2026 1 hr 7 min

Guest: Scott Knowles In this episode of Linked By Golf, Ross chats with Scott Knowles — Junior Ryder Cup Vice Captain and Manager of the Stephen Gallacher Foundation — about elite junior golf, team culture, and building pathways into the game. Scott shares what it’s really like behind the scenes at the Junior Ryder Cup, from seeing world-class junior talent up close to helping select and support Team Europe players competing at Bethpage and Marco Simone. He explains the challenge of building a team, not just selecting the best individuals, and the unforgettable experiences young golfers get when they step into the Ryder Cup environment. The conversation also explores Scott’s own playing journey — from never winning as a junior to becoming Scottish Golfer of the Year — and the lessons learned from competing alongside some of Scotland’s strongest amateur golfers of the era. A major focus of the episode is the work of the Stephen Gallacher Foundation, where Scott helps introduce young players to golf through creative competition formats, coaching programmes, and events designed to build confidence, skills, and long-term love for the game. The foundation’s philosophy is simple: grow participation first, and performance will follow. Topics covered in this episode: • Inside the Junior Ryder Cup experience • Selecting Team Europe players and building team chemistry • The standard of elite junior golf today • Scott’s amateur career and Scottish team experiences • Balancing golf, work, and family life • The cost of junior golf development • The Stephen Gallacher Foundation pathway model • Flag events and junior competition formats • Long-term player development vs early performance • Creating opportunities for young golfers Stephen Gallacher Foundation https://stephengallacherfoundation.com Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolf2024

How to build YOUR OWN Launch Monitor - Coleman Rollins - Linked By Golf

Feb 17, 2026 40 min

Guest: Coleman Rollins Instagram: @colemangolfs In this episode of Linked By Golf, Ross chats with Coleman Rollins, a software engineer and golfer documenting his journey building a DIY open-source golf launch monitor from scratch. Coleman shares how curiosity about expensive commercial launch monitors turned into a hands-on engineering project combining radar technology, Raspberry Pi computing, and open-source software — all documented publicly on Instagram so others can learn alongside him. The conversation covers everything from caddying in Minnesota to testing radar data in a garage in Seattle, plus what it takes to turn raw motion data into meaningful golf metrics like clubhead speed, ball speed, launch angle, and spin. At its core, the project is about making golf technology more accessible and showing that innovation in golf doesn’t always have to come from big companies. Coleman’s tagline says it best: “I built a launch monitor at home so you can too.” Growing up in Minnesota golf culture Moving from curiosity to building a launch monitor Radar vs camera launch monitor technology Using a Raspberry Pi as the “brain” of the system Trial-and-error testing at the driving range Building a custom enclosure for the device Making the project open source The role of community learning in golf technology What comes next: simulator integration and data analysis tools Puetz Golf Gerry Gubash — Radar engineering guidance Peter Michels — Enclosure design and fabrication OpenFlight GitHub Repository Open-source project: https://github.com/jewbetcha/openflight Follow Coleman’s build journey: Instagram — @colemangolfs Follow the podcast: @linkedbygolf2024 In this episodePeople and projects supporting Coleman’s journeyLinks

Why Learning Golf Is About Problem-Solving With Kendal McWade : Linked By Golf

Feb 10, 2026 56 min

In this episode of Linked By Golf, Ross sits down with renowned golf coach Kendal McWade to explore a radically different way of thinking about golf coaching, skill development, and performance. From playing on Scotland’s competitive circuits and qualifying for a European Tour event, to working with Ryder Cup players and tour professionals, Kendal shares the story behind his journey into Instinctive Golf and why he believes traditional coaching methods often miss the point. This conversation dives deep into motor learning, exploration, problem-solving, and why golfers should focus less on positions and more on developing skills through experience. If you’ve ever felt stuck working on your swing mechanics — this episode will change how you think about improvement. Kendal’s journey into golf coaching and the moment that changed everything Discovering Extraordinary Golf and the influence of Fred Shoemaker Playing professionally in Scotland and qualifying for the Glasgow Classic Working with tour professionals including Paul McGinley Why many great players learned without formal coaching early on The difference between performance coaching and skill acquisition Why exploration and “motor babbling” are essential to learning golf The connection between trick shots and real skill development How golfers can build confidence by learning to solve problems with the club Why there is no single “correct” golf swing Golf improvement isn’t about copying positions or chasing a perfect swing — it’s about learning to use the club to solve problems and developing your own movement patterns through exploration and experience. If you enjoyed this episode of Linked By Golf, make sure you follow the podcast so you never miss a conversation with the people who make golf such a powerful connector. Follow along on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Share this episode with a golfer who loves learning more about the game.

Stories, Lessons, and a Love for the Game with Mark Loftus : Linked By Golf

Feb 3, 2026 1 hr 12 min

In this episode of Linked by Golf, I sit down with Mark Loftus for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation about a life deeply shaped by the game of golf. From growing up in Scotland and competing at the highest levels of amateur golf, to the fine margins that separate potential, opportunity, and outcome, Mark shares his story with honesty, humour, and perspective. We talk about the realities of elite golf, the people you meet along the way, and how the game continues to influence who you become long after competitive ambitions change. This is a conversation about golf — but more than that, it’s about journeys, timing, friendships, and what the game leaves you with. Whether you’re a lifelong golfer or simply interested in stories of sport and life, this one will resonate. Growing up around Scottish golf and early influences Competing at elite amateur level and what it really demands The fine margins and “sliding doors” moments in a golfing life Playing alongside (and against) future tour professionals The transition away from elite competition What golf teaches you beyond the scorecard What Mark is focused on now, and how the game still connects him to people 🎙️ Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and share — it really helps the podcast grow Follow on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024

How Martin Gilbert Transformed Scottish Golf

Jan 27, 2026 33 min

In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross McGuire sits down with Martin Gilbert to explore how his vision, leadership, and support have transformed Scottish golf. From elevating the Scottish Open and Ladies Scottish Open to nurturing amateur golfers into elite professionals, Martin shares the strategies, decisions, and initiatives that created a lasting legacy. Discover the impact he’s had on the game and why his work continues to shape future champions.⛳ Supporting Scottish Golf at Every Level Martin reflects on the projects that defined his impact on the game, including: The rise of the Scottish Open as one of the strongest events on the European Tour The growth of the Ladies Scottish Open into a global showcase for women’s golf Long-term investment in amateur golfers who progressed into elite professional careers This episode highlights how sustainable success in sport starts with grassroots development and long-term vision. Martin shares a key insight into elite performance: “Professionals practise what they’re good at – but it’s their weaknesses they should be working on. Only the data tells you that.” Key themes: Why data-driven training matters The psychology of decision-making under pressure How amateurs and professionals can both improve faster by focusing on weaknesses From pressure on the tee box to high-stakes tournament moments, Martin explains how the mind plays a defining role in performance. This episode explores: Strategic decision-making Emotional control under pressure Why planning and discipline separate elite players from good players Martin shares his experiences playing: Augusta National Pine Valley St Andrews (his ultimate favourite) And the courses still on his bucket list: Pebble Beach Cypress Point A powerful story from playing alongside Paul Lawrie in a final round, showing the intensity of pressure at the highest level of competition and the emotional reality of elite golf. Long-term success in golf comes from investing in people, not jus...

How Druids Golf Went From Underdog to Industry Disruptor

Jan 20, 2026 36 min

How did Druids Golf grow from a small Irish startup into one of golf's fastest-growing apparel brands? In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross McGuire sits down with Druids Golf founder Kevin Holland and marketing leader Tim Ferris to uncover the strategy behind a brand that challenged golf's traditional apparel giants. From selling caps and towels door-to-door in Ireland to shipping golf apparel to more than 30 countries, Druids built a global business without major investors, expensive tour sponsorships, or premium price tags. You'll learn: How Druids Golf started with no outside fundingWhy COVID accelerated the company's growthThe strategy behind the famous Ambassador Pack (6 for £99)How Druids delivers premium-quality golf apparel at accessible pricesWhy the brand avoids multi-million-pound tour player endorsementsHow community and everyday golfers became its biggest marketing advantageWhat it takes to scale a global golf business while preserving cultureWhether you're a golfer, entrepreneur, marketer, or business owner, this episode offers a fascinating look at how a challenger brand disrupted an established industry. Instagram:@linkedbygolfpodcast

2025 Recap - Stories That Stayed With Us

Dec 31, 2025 27 min

In this special year-end recap, we look back on some of the most memorable stories and conversations from Linked By Golf in 2025 — moments that captured the spirit, humour, history, and emotion of the game. From unexpected encounters on Scottish links, to unforgettable Open Championship memories, to deeply personal reflections that show just how much golf can mean, this episode celebrates the stories that linger long after the round is finished. If any of these moments resonate, we’d encourage you to scroll back and listen to the full episodes for the complete conversations. A chance meeting with a golfer sleeping in his van that turns into one of the most memorable filming days of the year Behind-the-scenes storytelling with Bogey Train Films and their open, unscripted approach to golf content A remarkable journey through Open Championship qualifying and competing on the Old Course at St Andrews First-hand memories of iconic Open moments, including Jack Nicklaus’ final Open and unforgettable Ryder Cup scenes Deeply personal reflections on golf, loss, family, and why some wins mean far more than scorecards Insight into life at the heart of the game, from Dumbarnie Links to the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews Pete McLachlan — Bogey Train Films Lloyd Saltman — Scottish golfer and Open Championship competitor Jamie & Barrie Lewis — Crun Golf John Johnston — Amateur golfer and Senior Open qualifier Iain Carter — BBC & The Chipping Forecast David Scott — General Manager at Dumbarnie Links & Honorary Professional of The R&A This is a highlights-style recap — a reminder of the depth and character behind the conversations we’ve shared this year. For the full stories, head back through the feed and spend time with each episode in full. 🎧 Enjoying Linked By Golf? Make sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss future episodes. 📲 Follow the journey on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Thanks for listening — and for being part of the Linked By Golf story.

Winning On The Challenge Tour & DP World Tour Near Misses - Scott Henry

Dec 30, 2025 15 min

Scott Henry takes us inside the week that changed his career in 2012 — from frustration on the greens to finding confidence at exactly the right moment. A practice-round eagle, momentum under pressure, and a playoff win that delivered his first real sense of financial security in professional golf. This is a raw look at how belief, preparation, and timing can flip everything. Key Moments: • From struggling with the putter to rebuilding confidence • The practice-round eagle that sparked a winning week • Handling pressure playing alongside big names • Why one win can change your entire outlook as a pro • The fine margins between “nearly” and breakthrough Big Takeaway: If your skills are good enough, results will come — but only if you keep improving, make the right decisions off the course, and put yourself in the right environments. Why It Matters: Golf careers aren’t linear. Scott’s story is a reminder that momentum, belief, and one big moment can open doors — but staying there requires growth. 🎧 Full episode available now 📍 Follow: @linkedbygolf2024 #LinkedByGolf #GolfPodcast #ProGolf #GolfStories #BehindTheScenesGolf #GolfMindset #TourLife #GolfConfidence #ScottHenry

Chasing The Senior Open; Two Amateur Golfers' Journeys To Major Championship Dreams

Dec 29, 2025 24 min

Two remarkable stories. Two amateur golfers. One extraordinary achievement. Kenny Gallagher and John Johnston share their unforgettable journeys to qualifying for the Senior Open Championship — moments that turned lifelong golfers into major championship competitors. From last-minute entries and one-round qualifiers, to standing on practice ranges beside legends like Colin Montgomerie, Tom Watson, Corey Pavin, Christy O’Connor Jnr, and more — this is what happens when opportunity meets belief. Kenny entered Senior Open qualifying almost on a whim after turning 50 — no expectations, minimal preparation, and no caddie arranged. One great round at Southport & Ainsdale changed everything. Highlights: • Entered qualifying “just for a laugh” • Finished 3rd in qualifying • First-ever seniors event was the Senior Open at Royal Birkdale • Practiced between Montgomerie and Corey Pavin • Met Tom Watson — his childhood hero • Learned first hand how narrow the margins are at the top level Kenny’s Reflection: “I went in just hoping not to embarrass myself — and I regret that. I wish I’d been braver.” John’s journey is one of resilience. After completely losing his game in his 40s, a simple swing thought reignited his love for golf — and ultimately led to qualifying for the Senior Open at Royal Portrush. Highlights: • Lost his game completely — nearly quit golf • Rediscovered his swing by accident on the range • Qualified at Portrush after finishing +3 • Practiced alongside Isao Aoki, Christy O’Connor Jnr, and Tom Watson • Played in front of Open-sized crowds • Experienced the full reality of championship pressure John’s Reflection: “They’re not superheroes — just great golfers who treat everyone the same.” Big Takeaway: You don’t need a perfect journey — just belief, persistence, and the courage to take your chance when it appears. Why This Matters: These stories prove that golf can still deliver once-in-a-lifetime moments — at any age, from any background. 🎧 Full episode av...

From Tour Player To Elite Golf Coach - Alastair Forsyth

Dec 28, 2025 10 min

After 15 years on the tour, Alastair Forsyth shares his journey from professional golfer to coach. In this episode, he talks about why he chose coaching over travel-heavy roles, his approach to helping golfers of all levels, and how his experience on tour informs his teaching. Highlights include: Transitioning from tour life to coaching. The importance of simplicity in swing advice. Adapting lessons for beginners, amateurs, and top players. Memorable moments, like helping an 85-year-old golfer keep enjoying the game. The rewards of seeing players succeed and stay engaged with golf. Exciting news: Ally has just been nominated for Coach of the Year! Follow us on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024

Tiger Woods Tales - Alan Tait’s Unforgettable Days

Dec 27, 2025 11 min

In this episode, Alan Tait recounts two unforgettable moments in his golf career at Carnoustie. First, he shares the story behind his incredible 8-under-par 64 at the championship course in 1994—a course record that stood for 23 years. Alan describes the precision, focus, and composure that made that round possible, emphasizing how it was about smart play rather than miraculous shots. Just a year later, Alan had the surreal experience of playing a practice round at Carnoustie with Masters champion Ben Crenshaw and a young Tiger Woods, who had just won the US Amateur. He reflects on his nerves, the generosity and mentorship of these legends, and his first impressions of Tiger—predicting his future dominance long before the world did. This episode offers a rare glimpse into the moments that define a golf career, highlighting skill, opportunity, and unforgettable experiences on one of the game’s toughest courses. Highlights: Shooting 8-under-par 64 at Carnoustie in 1994, a course record that lasted 23 years. The calm, methodical approach Alan took to achieve perfection on a world-class course. Playing with Ben Crenshaw and Tiger Woods during a practice round a year later. First impressions of Tiger Woods and predicting his future success. Reflections on pressure, focus, and memorable career-defining moments. Key Quote: "If I could put that round in a jam jar and bottle it, I would. That feeling is what golf is all about." — Alan Tait Listen to this episode for: A behind-the-scenes look at a historic round at Carnoustie. Insight into playing with legends like Crenshaw and Woods. Inspiration for golfers and sports fans about focus, opportunity, and making the most of special moments. Linked By Golf Podcast 📸 Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Alan Tait 📸 Instagram: @golfprotait

What It's Really Like Earning A Tour Card - Alan Tait

Dec 26, 2025 9 min

In this episode of Linked by Golf, Alan Tait takes us behind the scenes of his journey chasing a European Tour card. From winter practice sessions to Florida mini-tours, Alan shares the highs and lows of pursuing professional golf at the highest level. He reflects on his peak year in 1996—winning the Scottish PGA Order of Merit and the Scottish PGA Match Play—leading up to the nerve-wracking European Tour Qualifying School at San Roque Club in Spain. Alan recounts the intense pressure of the final rounds, the near misses, and the mental toughness it takes to compete with seasoned tour professionals. Hear his candid take on life as a “journeyman pro,” the reality of competing on tour, and the lessons he learned about confidence, resilience, and knowing when to step back. A must-listen for golf fans and anyone chasing their own big dreams. Highlights: How Alan funded his early career with mini tours and winter practice. Winning the Scottish PGA Order of Merit and match play in 1996. The tension and pressure of the European Tour Qualifying School. Learning from veteran “journeyman” pros and realizing the level of European Tour golf. Reflection on confidence, setbacks, and knowing when a chapter in your career ends. Key Quote: "Even if you fail out there, if you get on tour, you're a damn good player. You’ve got the mental strength to compete at that level." — Alan Tait Listen to this episode for: A deep dive into the realities of professional golf beyond the glamour. Inspiration for anyone pursuing ambitious goals. Lessons in resilience, perseverance, and handling pressure under the spotlight. Linked By Golf Podcast 📸 Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Alan Tait 📸 Instagram: @golfprotait

How to Win The British Amateur Championship with Gary Wolstenholme

Dec 8, 2025 1 hr 11 min

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. 💬 Follow & Connect 🎧 Follow the podcast → @linkedbygolf2024 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. Hashtags: #LinkedByGolf #GaryWolstenholme #GolfPodcast #AmateurGolf #WalkerCup #GolfHistory #GantonGolf #GolfLegends #GolfLife #RossMcGuire #EnglandGolf #GolfInterview #GolfJourney SEO Keywords: Gary Wolstenholme MBE interview, Linked by Golf podcast, Ross McGuire golf podcast, Amateur Championship 1991 Ganton, Walker Cup stories, English amateur golf, GB&I golf team, Phil Mickelson amateur career, England Golf Union, golf mindset, golf history podcast, senior golf insights

The Need For Speed With Scott Borrowman

Dec 1, 2025 38 min

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. Ross McGuire Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Scott BorrowmanInstagram: @scottborrowmangolf Please follow, subscribe, share, and leave a review — it genuinely helps more golfers discover the show and the stories behind the people who love this game. Scott Borrowman, Stirling Golf Club, Thunderdome Stirling, Palmer Cup, golf speed training, golf movement quality, increase clubhead speed, golf swing improvement, Scottish golf coaching, golf biomechanics, golf mobility, golf swing technique, golf fitness, golf swing range of motion, PGA Professional Scotland, Linked By Golf podcast, Ross McGuire, golf coaching insights, golf instruction podcast, golf training tips, hitting the golf ball harder, golf swing mechanics, golf improvement podcast.

Beating Tiger & Mastering Putting: Nick O’Hern’s Tour Secrets

Nov 4, 2025 44 min

In this episode of Linked By Golf, Ross McGuire sits down with former PGA Tour pro and Presidents Cup legend Nick O’Hern for a deep dive into the mindset, techniques, and stories behind elite golf performance. Nick opens up about his unconventional putting switch — moving from left-handed long putting to right-handed short putting — a bold change that raised eyebrows on tour but transformed his game. We also explore: The anchoring ban and how it reshaped Nick’s approach to putting Why your dominant hand could be the secret to better strokes Ryder Cup reflections and European pride Ross’s own putting transformation inspired by Nick Nick’s legendary match play victories over Tiger Woods, including at the WGC Match Play Championship Key Takeaways: Feel Over Tradition: Experimentation and natural feel can trump conventional techniques. Handedness Matters: Understanding your dominant hand can unlock your ideal putting stroke. Ryder Cup Passion: Insights into the pride and intensity of international match play. Inspiration in Action: Learn how Nick’s journey inspired Ross and why trying new techniques fuels growth. Whether you’re looking to improve your putting, gain tour-level insights, or hear stories of beating Tiger Woods, this episode is packed with inspiration and actionable lessons. Stay Linked: Follow on Instagram: @linkedbygolf2024 Subscribe on YouTube and your favorite podcast platform Share your putting story using #LinkedByGolf Connect with Nick O’Hern: Talk Birdie To Me Podcast: Spotify/Apple Podcasts YouTube: Talk Birdie To Me Instagram: @talkbirdietome

Why Gary Wolstenholme’s Amateur Golf Records Are Unmatched...

Oct 28, 2025 1 hr 8 min

In this first part of a special series, host Ross McGuire sits down with one of England’s most successful amateur golfers — Gary Wolstenholme MBE. Before turning professional at 48, Gary built a legendary amateur career featuring multiple Walker Cup appearances, national titles, and decades representing Great Britain & Ireland. In this episode, he reflects on: The moment he finally decided to turn pro and join the Senior Tour Lessons learned from decades competing at the highest level Stories from team events, rivalries, and camaraderie How persistence and passion fuelled a career that defied expectation The mindset that helped him transition from elite amateur to professional winner Filled with humour, honesty, and nostalgia, this opening chapter sets the tone for a fascinating multi-part conversation with one of golf’s true gentlemen. 💬 Follow & Connect 🎧 Follow the podcast → @linkedbygolf2024 If you enjoyed this episode, share it with a golfing friend and make sure you’re following so you don’t miss Part 2, where Gary dives deeper into his amateur match play career. Hashtags: #LinkedByGolf #GaryWolstenholme #GolfPodcast #AmateurGolf #WalkerCup #SeniorTour #GolfInterview #GolfLegends #GolfLife #RossMcGuire #GolfStories #GolfJourney #EnglandGolf Keywords: Gary Wolstenholme MBE, Linked by Golf podcast, Ross McGuire golf podcast, Walker Cup GB&I, Senior Tour golf, English amateur golf, England Golf Union, professional golfer journey, golf stories UK, golf interview, golf longevity, golf career transition

From Dreams to Reality: Ross Kellett’s Challenge Tour Story

Oct 21, 2025 58 min

🎧 Episode Description This week on Linked by Golf, host Ross McGuire chats with Ross Kellett (@rossk59) — a professional golfer from Motherwell, Scotland who made the journey from junior golf to the Challenge Tour. Ross opens up about how he fell in love with the game at Colville Park Golf Club, why he chose golf over hockey as a teenager, and what it’s really like chasing the dream of professional golf. From early memories on the course to life on tour, this episode gives a genuine look into the dedication, mindset, and experiences that shape a modern Scottish golfer. 🎧 Follow the podcast → ⁠@linkedbygolf2024⁠⛳ Follow Ross Kellett → ⁠@rossk59⁠ Subscribe, rate, and share to help more golfers get Linked by Golf. Ross Kellett interview, Linked by Golf podcast, Scottish golf podcast, professional golfer Scotland, Challenge Tour player, European Tour golf, Motherwell golf, Colville Park Golf Club, Ross McGuire podcast, Scottish golf stories, golf interview, life on tour, pro golfer insights, golf in Scotland, golf journey, UK golf podcast, Scottish sports #LinkedByGolf #RossKellett #GolfPodcast #ScottishGolf #ChallengeTour #EuropeanTour #ProGolfer #GolfLife #GolfJourney #MotherwellGolf #GolfInterview #RossMcGuire #GolfScotland #ScottishSport #GolfStories

Why Golf Started Before Podcasting For Alitu Founder, Colin Gray...

Oct 6, 2025 43 min

This week on Linked by Golf, Ross sits down with Colin Gray – founder of Alitu and ThePodcastHost.com – to talk about the links between golf, storytelling, and community building. Colin shares his own golfing background as a member at Inverness Golf Club, how the game connects people in surprising ways, and why those same principles apply to podcasting. From teeing off in Scotland to helping thousands of creators launch and grow their shows, Colin brings a fresh perspective on passion, persistence, and play. Some of my favourite moments from this conversation: [04:15] Colin shares how he first picked up the game and what drew him to golf. [15:40] The surprising parallels between podcasting and golf — from practice and patience to building confidence. [28:10] Why community matters most, whether you’re teeing it up at your local club or starting a show with Alitu. Whether you’re a golfer, podcaster, or someone who just loves connecting with others, this conversation will leave you inspired to find your own fairways in life. 🎙 Alitu – Podcast Maker (all-in-one tool to record, edit & publish your podcast) 📚 ThePodcastHost.com (guides, resources & coaching for podcasters) 🐦 Follow Colin on Twitter/X: @thepodcasthost Connect with Ross 📸 Instagram: @Linkedbygolf2024

Building A Golf Brand - Jamie & Barrie Lewis of Crun Golf

Sep 29, 2025 41 min

In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross sits down with brothers Jamie and Barrie Lewis, founders of Crun Golf — a brand bringing fun, family, and fresh energy into golf merchandise. Jamie and Barrie share how Crun was born from their love of both golf and football, and how that mix of sporting passion shapes the way they design products that connect with golfers of all levels. We talk about the role of community, the importance of making golf more approachable, and the lessons they’ve learned running a family business together. This conversation covers: The story of how Crun Golf started and why merchandise is their focus.How football culture influences the fun, fresh approach they bring to golf.The challenges and rewards of building a family-run brand.What makes Crun’s products stand out in a crowded golf market.Their vision for the future — on the course, in the clubhouse, and beyond. 👉 Learn more about Crun at crunsports.com 👉 Big thanks to True Linkswear for supporting the show — check them out at TrueLinkswear.uk for shoes that will truly help you Enjoy The Walk. True Linkswear — https://truelinkswear.uk Podcast Instagram - @linkedbygolf2024

Ryder Cup First Tee & Match Winning Putt Memories With Oli Wilson

Sep 25, 2025 10 min

In this short extract episode, we hear from Oliver Wilson on his experience of the Ryder Cup at Valhalla in 2008 with Nick Faldo as his Captain. Oli was paired with Henrik Stenson for the Foursomes and recalls how a shaky start was soundly turned around into a great victory. He also discusses the famous Kentucky Derby loving Boo Weekley running down the first hole after his drive. The show is supported by TRUELinkswear, visit truelinkswear.uk to find out more Show Social Media: Follow the show on Instagram: @LinkedByGolf2024

Arran Golf: 95 Holes In A Day With Bogey Train Films!

Sep 22, 2025 50 min

In this episode, I’m joined by returning guest Pete McLachlan from Bogey Train Films. Pete takes us inside his epic challenge of playing 95 holes in a single day across the Isle of Arran, sharing stories from the adventure, the value of the Arran Golf Pass, and why overlooked courses can often provide the best golfing memories. We talk about: The madness and magic of playing 95 holes in a day. The unique charm of Arran’s 7 courses — from deer on fairways to mountain-top greens. Why the Arran Golf Pass might be the best value in Scottish golf. How Bogey Train Films is inspiring golfers to explore beyond the big-name venues. This episode of Linked By Golf is brought to you with support from our partners: ⁠TRUELinkswear.uk⁠ – the latest in performance golf shoes and apparel. ⁠CRUNSports.com⁠ – custom merchandise for any sporting occasion. ⁠LomondGolfTours.com⁠ – bespoke Scottish golf tours tailored to you. Follow Bogey Train Films YouTube: ⁠Bogey Train Films⁠ Instagram: ⁠@bogeytrainpedro⁠ Courses Featured in This Episode On the Isle of Arran (Arran Golf Pass) Whiting Bay Golf Club – 18 holes with spectacular views over the Firth of Clyde. Lamlash Golf Club – 18 holes, home of the annual Lamlash Open. Brodick Golf Club – 18 holes, beside the ferry terminal. Corrie Golf Club – 9 holes, immaculate greens set against a mountain backdrop. Lochranza Pitch & Putt – a short course with roaming wild deer. Shiskine Golf & Tennis Club – 12 seaside holes, one of Pete’s favourites. Machrie Bay Golf Club – 18 holes finishing over the road and down by the beach.

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Created by: Ross McGuire
Status: Active
Latest episode: Oct 27, 2026
Episodes: 106
Release period: Weekly
Avg. episode length: 44 min
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Language: English

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