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When Ron Sullivan revealed his Pro Tips Golf app, little did we know it would evolve into a golfer's best virtual caddy. On our latest episode, we explore the newest features, including a live chat that connects players in real time and audio wisdom from golf's seasoned pros. It's like having a pro in your pocket as you navigate the fairways, making every course feel like home turf. Join us for laughs, insider advice, and stories that prove how a little local knowledge can turn a good game into a great one.

Discover the joy of golf with a twist of humor and a dash of practical wisdom, as I, John Ashton, team up with the astute Jeff Smith, a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher, to talk about the game we love in the run-up to the Kentucky Derby. We set the stage with tales of local golfing legends and the alluring million-dollar hole-in-one contest, bringing to life the triumphs and humor that define our sport. Whether it's choosing the right tees for pleasure and playability or marveling at a septuagenarian shooting his age, our conversation swings between the technical aspects and the sheer joy of the game.

I'll never forget that time I heard about Don Rickles' close shave with a mobster on the golf course—talk about a heart-stopping moment! Bringing the same level of excitement to our latest golf-centric episode, I, John Ashton, am joined by top 100 teacher Jeff Smith and the renowned James Hong. We kick off the post-Masters season with a hearty blend of laughter and wisdom, divulging tales from the fairway, tackling the curious case of senior golfers losing iron distance, and give you an inside look at the game-changing luxury of high-rise golf simulators.

Golf writer Bob Harig spends an hour with Those Weekend Golf Guys talking about his new book, Drive: The Lasting Legacy of Tiger Woods

This week on Those weekend Golf Guys, John Ashton and Jeff Smith discuss the 3 ways that a great teacher can get you to hit every club in your bag farther. You need to check three things:
1. Are You Gripping The Club With Your Natural Arm Hang?
2. Are Your Forearms level?
3. Can You Swing Your Clubhead Between Two Tees Without Hitting Either?

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