The Draw Club Podcast

The Draw Club Podcast

The Draw Club Podcast is your smart, no-nonsense take on the biggest stories in professional golf. Hosted by Zane Scotland, it breaks down tournament results, tour news and the headlines shaping the modern game — with honest opinion and insider perspective. If you care about what’s really happening in golf right now, this is your clubhouse.

Episodes

  1. Aug 7

    The Three Golf Swings I Coach (And When I Use Each) | Women's Open, LIV's Lifeline & My Homemade Training Aid

    I'm at Five Iron Golf in Business Bay this week, and the final major of the year is done. Shiho Kuwaki beat Esther Henseleit in a two-hole playoff at Royal Lytham to take the 50th AIG Women's Open — a second Japanese winner in a row, and a player who isn't even on the LPGA yet. I go through how that playoff actually unfolded, plus top-tens for Lottie Woad and Charley Hull, and the Hull prank story that got more attention than it deserved. On the PGA Tour, Michael Thorbjornsen got his first win at the last ever Rocket Classic, with Xander Schauffele second and a top five for Matt Wallace. And LIV have a lead investor signed, with a deal targeted for September — the first properly positive news they've had in a while. Then the coaching. I made myself a training aid on Sunday afternoon — a polystyrene plane taped to the top of the shaft — and it's become the best visual I've got for teaching the planar swing. That leads into the three swing patterns I coach after thirty years playing and eleven coaching: the planar move, Stack & Tilt and MORAD, and the Hovland pattern. Where the face is at each point, how much forearm rotation each one needs, and which ball flight each is built around. Finally, ten minutes of short game. I had a multiple club champion in ahead of the US Mid-Am, and the fix was one concept: set the face open, then turn the loft down through the ball. More speed, lower flight, more spin — and it feels far more positive than trying to help it up.

  2. Feb 25

    EP2: Riviera Drama, Rahm’s Ryder Cup Dilemma & The Short Game Blueprint

    In Episode 2 of The Draw Club Podcast, Zane Scotland breaks down a big week across both the PGA Tour and DP World Tour, starting with Riviera Country Club and Jacob Bridgeman’s breakthrough win at the Genesis Invitational. Zane dives into what made the victory impressive, the swing fundamentals behind it, and why it is refreshing to see precision and structure triumph in an era obsessed with speed and power. There is also plenty to unpack around Rory McIlroy’s form, Scottie Scheffler’s unusual slow starts, and what it all means as The Masters approaches. Over on the DP World Tour, Zane reflects on the Kenya Open, Casey Jarvis’ career-defining win, and why that two-year exemption changes everything for a young professional. He also shares behind-the-scenes stories from playing Karen Country Club and why old-school practice methods may have made golfers sharper. The episode then turns to the ongoing LIV and DP World Tour tension, including the fines situation, Jon Rahm’s Ryder Cup uncertainty, and what this evolving landscape means for fans and the future of European golf. Finally, Zane answers your short game questions, breaking down how many shots you actually need around the green, why one club might be enough, and the strategy most amateurs overlook when they short-side themselves. Tournament insights, tour politics, swing detail and practical scoring advice — all in one episode.

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The Draw Club Podcast is your smart, no-nonsense take on the biggest stories in professional golf. Hosted by Zane Scotland, it breaks down tournament results, tour news and the headlines shaping the modern game — with honest opinion and insider perspective. If you care about what’s really happening in golf right now, this is your clubhouse.

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