Golf and Gospel Podcast

Geremy Davis

Golf and Gospel is a podcast that bridges the game of golf with real conversations about faith, purpose, and life beyond the scorecard. Hosted by Geremy Davis and co-host Nate Wong, each episode dives into weekly professional golf storylines from tours like the PGA and LPGA while also exploring deeper spiritual themes centered on Jesus Christ. Through match breakdowns, tournament recaps, player insights, and honest dialogue with special guests, Golf and Gospel highlights not just what’s happening in the game—but what’s happening in the hearts and lives of those who play it. The mission is to create a space where golf is the platform, but the gospel is the foundation. Whether you’re a golfer, a fan of the game, or someone seeking encouragement in your faith journey, this podcast is designed to inspire, challenge, and point you toward something greater than the game itself.

  1. 6d ago

    Scottie Breaks Tiger’s Record,U.S. Open Champ Allisen Corpuz Joins Us & Presidents Cup Breakdown

    🏆 Scottie’s “Record” — Scottie Scheffler has reportedly passed Tiger Woods on the career earnings list… but did he really break it? We dig into the numbers and what they actually mean. 🎙️ Special Guest: Allisen Corpuz — 2023 U.S. Open Champion and current Solheim Cup member Allisen Corpuz joins the show to help break down the Presidents Cup — and stays around to break down Geremy’s swing. 📉 Good Good Fallout — Matt Kendrick steps down as CEO of Good Good as the fallout from the Callaway driver ad controversy continues. We talk through what it means for the brand. ✝️ Judging Righteously Without Being a Pharisee — After some heavy pushback on our Scottie Scheffler take from Tour Championship week, we sit down and talk through how believers can call out sin and point people back to Christ without falling into hypocrisy or a Pharisee-like spirit. 0:00 – Intro 0:47 – Responding to TikTok Haters 3:29 – Who Got Snubbed From the Presidents Cup? 10:22 – Breaking Down the Presidents Cup 15:55 – Scottie Scheffler Breaks Tiger Woods’ Earnings Record 25:12 – Good Good Golf CEO Matt Kendrick Resigns 30:57 – Special Guest: Allisen Corpuz 31:25 – Her 2023 Major Season Success (U.S. Open Win) 34:20 – Staying Composed When You’re Playing Hot 36:49 – The Key to a Successful Tournament 39:54 – Getting the Last Automatic Solheim Cup Qualifying Spot 41:47 – A Message to Younger Corpuz 44:25 – More Nerve-Racking: Chevron Championship or Solheim Cup? 45:15 – Playing With World No. 1 Nelly Korda 49:40 – Practice Week at the Solheim Cup 57:47 – Captain Angela Stanford 1:01:47 – Gatekeeping Info in Women’s Golf? 1:03:36 – Team USA’s Chip on Their Shoulder 1:05:30 – Allisen Breaks Down Geremy’s Golf Swing 1:10:11 – Are We Hypocrites for Our Take on Scottie Scheffler?

  2. Aug 31

    Scottie Scheffler Dominates Again, Ruoning Yin Finally Wins, Callaway and Good Good Split

    Another week of great golf! The PGA Tour concluded the way they wanted it to, with Scottie Scheffler winning the Tour Championship by three strokes. Also — is Rory McIlroy burnt out? How can he revive his love for golf? With the PGA Tour season coming to an end, we break down the moments of the year, the shot of the year, and the round of the year. What do you think? Also, Ruoning Yin gets her first LPGA Tour victory in two years, beating a stacked field where all the top 10 players in the Rolex Rankings were in the field. Then we break down the Solheim Cup — who wins between the Europeans and Team USA? With Callaway and Good Good breaking up, can we see a regression in YouTube golf? And lastly, we talk about the importance of having good character among the Gentiles, so that they may not see us as evildoers but instead glorify God on the day of visitation (1 Peter 2:12). What got us on this topic? Scottie Scheffler’s antics on holes 17 and 18 in round three. Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:19 Identity in Sports: A Devotional 2:50 Scottie Scheffler Wins the Tour Championship 11:41 Why Rory McIlroy Needs to Fall Back in Love with Golf 22:24 Scottie Scheffler’s 2027 Expectations 28:25 Should Match Play Return to the PGA Tour? 32:54 Best Moments in Golf This Year 39:26 Ruoning Yin Wins FM Championship 41:59 Solheim Cup Roster Finalized 50:37 Callaway Splits from Good Good 58:19 Scottie Scheffler Lashes Out — A Gospel Perspective 1:12:14 Outro

  3. Aug 17

    Scottie Scheffler DOMINATES FedEx Playoffs + Jon Rahm Leaving LIV?!

    Round 1 of the FedEx Cup Playoffs is in the books — and Scottie Scheffler is picking the perfect time to heat up. Scheffler cruised to an 8-shot win at the FedEx St. Jude Championship for his 2nd PGA Tour win of the season and 21st of his career. But the story doesn’t stop there. 🏌️ Jordan Spieth comes up short and misses advancing to the BMW Championship, joining a handful of big names on the outside looking in. 🏌️ Rory McIlroy didn’t have his best showing in Memphis and now has ground to make up heading into the BMW Championship. 🏌️ Jon Rahm rumors are swirling — reports suggest he could leave LIV Golf at the end of the 2026 season. What would that mean for the future of the tour? ⛳ On the LPGA side, Jeeno Thitikul picked up her 10th career win. The real question: when does one of those finally become a major? 🎙️ Plus — we’re joined by special guest and LPGA Tour player Jaye Marie Green, who opens up about motherhood, her return to the LPGA Tour, and what she’s learned through fellowship on tour. Golf talk first, gospel message to close it out — that’s Golf & Gospel. 🙏⛳ Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:18 Scottie Scheffler Dominates Round 1 of the FedEx Cup Playoffs 6:58 Who Else Played Well at the FedEx St. Jude Championship 11:51 Is Scottie Scheffler PGA Tour Player of the Year? 15:48 Presidents Cup — Should Team USA Be Worried? 20:57 These PGA Tour Players Didn’t Play Well 22:17 Rory McIlroy Didn’t Want to Play 31:20 Jordan Spieth’s Season Ends 39:10 LIV Golf News Gets Worse 50:40 Jeeno Thitikul’s 10th LPGA Win — Still No Major 58:13 Special Guest Jaye Marie Green 1:00:49 Are You Coming Back to Golf? 1:03:47 Why We Love Women’s Golf 1:06:31 Nelly Korda Is Dominant, But Also… 1:13:46 Getting Back to Golf After Having Kids 1:17:14 Don’t Call Women Golfers “Guys” 1:18:28 How Jaye Marie Green Practices Golf 1:26:00 Jaye Marie Green’s Bike Accident 1:31:55 How My Relationship With Golf Changed 1:34:57 Accept the Free Gift of Grace 1:38:13 Fellowship on the LPGA Tour 1:48:31 Outro

  4. Aug 10

    FedEx Cup Playoffs Are Here — Full Preview & Predictions

    In this episode, we react to Bryson DeChambeau’s comments to the New York Post about wanting the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to merge so he can compete on both tours, plus the news that LIV Golf has landed a new investor heading into 2027. With the FedEx Cup Playoffs right around the corner, we break down the big names to watch and a few dark horses who could make a run. We also debate the best major championship win of the 2026 season, and look at which LPGA pro is most in need of a win this week in Portland. Plus, we get real about church hurt — why it cuts so deep, and a mindset shift that can help you actually heal from it. 🎙️ New episodes every week. Subscribe for golf news, faith conversations, and honest takes on both. Topics covered: Bryson DeChambeau PGA Tour LIV Golf merger, LIV Golf 2027 investor news, FedEx Cup Playoffs 2026, best major win 2026, LPGA Portland, church hurt and healing, Christian golf podcast Timestamps 0:00 Intro 2:13 Bryson Wants a Merger and Home Stadiums 7:15 LIV vs PGA Tour Ryder Cup? 8:47 Big Names Are Back for Playoff Golf 12:30 Michael Brennan and More Playoff News 17:35 Who Had the Best Major Win of the 2026 Season? 26:11 Don't Speak to Me — There's a Better Golfer Than... 36:14 LIV Finds Investor for 2027 44:59 Individual Champion or 9 Wins? 51:01 Who NEEDS a Win on the LPGA? 58:15 Asterisk Talley Wins Women's Amateur 59:28 Dealing With Church Hurt 1:10:21 Outro

  5. Aug 4

    Shiho Kuwaki SHOCKS the LPGA + Thorbjornsen’s First PGA Win

    Nate and Geremy break down a wild week in golf: Shiho Kuwaki shocks the world to win her first LPGA major at the AIG Women’s British Open, while Michael Thorbjornsen picks up his first PGA Tour win. But there’s still one more shot at redemption — the Wyndham Championship — before the FedEx Cup Playoffs lock in, and several players are on the outside looking in needing a big finish to make the cut. We also dive into the Presidents Cup buzz and debate whether Jackson Koivun should be a captain’s pick. Plus, a special guest joins the show — LPGA Professional Nicole Felce — to talk about her experience at the KPMG Women’s PGA at Hazeltine, the path to becoming a PGA/LPGA professional, and how God has directed her steps in pursuing her dream as a tour pro. And to close it out, Nate and Geremy talk about what it really means to serve others and be ambassadors for Christ — on and off the course. 🎧 New episode every week. Subscribe and join the conversation! Timestamps 0:00 – Intro 0:42 – Our Apology to Women’s Sports 3:00 – Should Brad Dalke Play in PGA Tour Events? 6:32 – AIG Women’s Open Recap: Shiho Kuwaki’s Shocking Win 10:57 – Accessing Big Names: Nelly Korda, Jeeno Thitikul, Haeran Ryu 19:06 – Special Guest: LPGA Professional Nicole Felce 21:27 – Wanting to Play on the LPGA Tour 22:29 – How to Become a PGA Professional 30:39 – Junior Golf Career and Virtual School 38:53 – Challenges as a Golf Professional 45:13 – Adidas Golf Swag 49:28 – Jesus’ Impact on My Life Is Everything 1:02:53 – Charley Hull Facing Backlash 1:06:10 – FedEx Cup Playoff Talk: Who’s In, Who’s Out 1:20:25 – Should Jackson Koivun Make the Presidents Cup Team? 1:23:53 – Serving and Reflecting Jesus 1:33:14 – Outro

  6. Jul 21

    Ryan Fox Wins The Open: Did DeChambeau Cheat? Did Scheffler Get Favoritism?

    Ryan Fox wins The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, becoming just the third New Zealander in history to win a men’s major. Bryson DeChambeau’s two-stroke penalty and Scottie Scheffler’s controversial TIO ruling on hole 17 dominate the conversation — former PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour champ Brent Grant joins to break down the rules everyone’s debating. Geremy and Nate also discuss whether Rory McIlroy has lost his competitive fire, if Anthony Kim got snubbed for Comeback Player of the Year, and test each other in a new segment called “Do You Know Ball?” — PGA Tour and LPGA Tour trivia. Plus, how do we lean on the Lord’s comfort through grief, sorrow, and pain? Topics covered: The Open Championship 2026, Ryan Fox, Bryson DeChambeau penalty, Scottie Scheffler TIO ruling, Rory McIlroy, Anthony Kim, PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, faith and golf. New episodes of Golf & Gospel drop every week. Subscribe and leave a review — it helps more golfers find the show. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intro 1:32 – Why Do You Hate Our Podcast? 1:54 – Ryan Fox Wins The Open Championship: Reaction 4:39 – Sam Burns Falls Short Again at a Major 9:35 – Former PGA Tour Pro Breaks Down the Bryson DeChambeau Penalty 22:58 – Scottie Scheffler’s Controversial TIO Free Relief Ruling Explained 33:17 – Brandel Chamblee vs. Bryson DeChambeau 38:50 – Big Names Who Missed the Cut at The Open, Led by Matt Fitzpatrick 43:54 – Players Who Got Overlooked at The Open Championship 46:03 – Is Rory McIlroy Losing His Passion for Golf? 51:52 – Did Anthony Kim Get Snubbed for PGA Tour Comeback Player of the Year? 57:06 – Do You Know Ball? PGA & LPGA Trivia Challenge 1:08:10 – Depend on the Lord: Finding Comfort During Trials 1:18:54 – Outro

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Golf and Gospel is a podcast that bridges the game of golf with real conversations about faith, purpose, and life beyond the scorecard. Hosted by Geremy Davis and co-host Nate Wong, each episode dives into weekly professional golf storylines from tours like the PGA and LPGA while also exploring deeper spiritual themes centered on Jesus Christ. Through match breakdowns, tournament recaps, player insights, and honest dialogue with special guests, Golf and Gospel highlights not just what’s happening in the game—but what’s happening in the hearts and lives of those who play it. The mission is to create a space where golf is the platform, but the gospel is the foundation. Whether you’re a golfer, a fan of the game, or someone seeking encouragement in your faith journey, this podcast is designed to inspire, challenge, and point you toward something greater than the game itself.

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