59 episodes
The Good-Good Golf Podcast TalkinGolf Productions
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4.8 • 14 Ratings
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Good-Good is the golf show for the serious golfer. We celebrate everything great about the game, from course architecture to promoting public golf.
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Ep 059: Stakes High In The Battle For Moore Park
If one of Australia's most successful public golf facilities can be cut from 18 to nine holes what hope is there for smaller operations around the country? On Episode 59 of the Good Good podcast we'e joined by Moore Park Golf Club member Lucie Quilliam to get a local perspective on Sydney City Council's move to cut the course to nine holes.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society . Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount!
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Ep 058: Lukas Michel
2020 has been quite the journey for Lukas Michel and he joins the pod in studio in Sydney for a recap of a remarkable year. There's lots of chat about Augusta, Winged Foot and course achitecture.
Links Mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Scott Michaux's excellent piece on Lukas
The episode of The Golfing Greenkeeper (talking about Dan Soutar) as mentioned by Adrian Logue. -
Ep 57: Less Than Perfect Makes For Ideal Masters
The course wasn't it's usual pristine best but it didn't detract from the 84th edition of the Masters at Augusta National. Carolina Golf Course Superintendent Matthew Wharton joins the pod to discuss 'Augusta Syndrome', golfer expectations and the golf course as a living breathing, entity.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Matthew Wharton on Twitter
Matthew Wharton's 2019 Masters essay.
Matthew's 2020 Masters essay.
Rod Morri on the joy of an imperfect Augusta -
Ep 56: Ewan Porter On Kids, Socks, The Masters and More
Former Tour player turned TV commentator and junior golf advocate Ewan Porter is on a Sydney golf odyssey tracing his roots in the game back to his childhood so it seemed the perfect opportunity to get him in studio for a chat. From his now infamous black sock incident at a leading Sydney club to his Junior Series and what to expect at The Masters, it's just a good old fashioned chinwag about the game and its many facets.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Ewan Porter on Twitter
Ewan's Adidas Golf Junior 6s Invitational -
Ep 55: Meg Maclaren plus Women, War and Sport with Dr Ali Bowes
Two time LET winner Meghan Maclaren has attracted plenty of attention for her excellent writing, so much so that she recently took part in a collaborative university study looking at her blog and its place in the game. Co-author Dr Ali Bowes joins this week's pod (it's actually last week's pod but things got a bit hectic) to discuss the unique collaborative study plus a range of other fascinating media and women's golf issues.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Dr Ali on Twitter
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Ep 54: Mike Clayton and Harley Kruse
We've swapped one keen golf mind for two on Ep 54. With Adrian Logue off playing golf it was generous of Mike Clayton and Harley Kruse to step in and save the day. A great chat about golf and its place in society and what the game can do to help secure its own future.
Links mentioned on this episode:
As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (discount page)
The TalkinGolf Network
Customer Reviews
Great and Unique Perspectives in Golf
I found the Good Good pod through other TalkinGolf pods and it has quickly become one of my favorite pods. Rod, Adrian, and Derek really draw you in their conversation and make you feel like a fly on the wall. Keep them coming!!
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If you enjoy any of the other works of Rod, Adrian and Derek, you will love the Good-Good Golf Podcast. Everything Rod is involved with is phenomenal. Adrian is interesting and always has good takes on subjects, and Derek is one of the most insightful voices on golf architecture and golf in general. Highly recommended!