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Weekday Golf is a golf podcast exploring the soul of the game. Stories about playing, friendship, games, trips, and everything that makes golf meaningful beyond the scorecard. From two serious golfers who don’t take themselves too seriously. 🎧 New episodes released weekly. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

  1. قبل يومين

    Club Fitting, Ego, and the Search for the Answer | Joe Kwok

    Golfers love to obsess over their equipment. And for many, club fitting is about finding the perfect clubs. For Joe Kwok, it's about eliminating doubt. Joe is one of the country's most respected independent club fitters. With 30+ years of working with everyone from beginners to elite players, he's learned that great fitting is more about understanding the golfer than it is about specs and launch numbers. We discuss how Joe became a club fitter, why golfers are always searching for "the answer," why club fitting is a long-term relationship, and the psychology behind why we blame our clubs more often than ourselves. Whether you're an equipment junkie or someone who's never been fit for a club, this conversation offers an expert perspective on what club fitting can—and can't—do for your game. To learn more about Joe or inquire about a fitting, visit his website: https://www.joekwokgolf.com/ Follow Weekday Golf: Instagram / YouTube / Facebook: @weekdaygolfpodcast Email: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  2. ٢٩ يونيو

    Mailbag: Slow Play, Meltdowns, and the Crusty Glove

    In this listener mailbag episode, Oliver and Preston answer questions about slow play, the friend who backs off a shot to tell a story, where your bag actually belongs around the green, Oliver’s infamous crusty glove, what’s really in our golf bags, bad behavior in a foursome, the biggest on-course meltdowns we’ve witnessed, what makes a round “good,” how to help someone fall in love with golf, and what it means to respect the game. Plus: Preston’s mysterious piece of golf art, yodeling, and more. Follow Weekday Golf: Instagram / YouTube / Facebook: @weekdaygolfpodcast Email: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  3. ٢٢ يونيو

    The Psychology of a PGA Tour Caddie | Joe Skovron

    We're excited to be joined by Joe Skovron (aka "Skov"), who has spent nearly two decades as one of the most respected caddies on the PGA Tour, including 13 years with Rickie Fowler and now in his third season with Ludvig Åberg. We've been fortunate to spend a few rounds with Skov over the years, and that familiarity made for a candid conversation. We didn't talk about specific shots at their latest event. Instead, Skov takes us inside the psychology of elite golf: how he builds trust and manages confidence, how rounds can drift off course, what tour-level preparation actually looks like, and what it takes to perform and recover when the pressure is highest. We also get a cameo from his pup (and learn why he's named Philip). We discuss: Confidence, pressure, and learning how to winRecovering from mistakes in real timeRyder Cups, major championships, and life on TourData vs instinct in decision makingWhy relationships are the soul of golf Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  4. ١٥ يونيو

    The Los Cab Cup, Part 2: The After

    A few weeks ago, we recorded Part 1 of the Los Cab Cup before the event actually began. At that point, all we had were expectations, optimism, and a lot of questions about what would happen when 90 golfers descended on a ranch in Arizona. Now we're back with the aftermath. Joined once again by our friend Scott Walker from the The Edge Podcast, we look back on what worked, what surprised us, and what we'll remember most. Along the way: escaped horses, travel bag disasters, a dramatic horse race finale, unexpected friendships, and the challenge of creating connection at a scale most golf trips never attempt. In the end, the golf was great. But as usual, that's not really what we'll remember. Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  5. ٨ يونيو

    Inside the PGA Championship at Aronimink

    A few episodes back, Jason Soucy told us that hosting a major championship means building a temporary city. After spending several days inside the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club, Preston realized he wasn’t exaggerating. We go behind the scenes of a modern major championship — from 60,000-square-foot merch tents and massive hospitality compounds to volunteer operations, transportation logistics, production kitchens, TV compounds, and the invisible systems designed to make the experience feel seamless for tens of thousands of fans. This episode is about what it feels like when you build a temporary world around the pursuit of creating an unforgettable experience. We also discuss: ​Why Preston barely watched any golf​The volunteer experience​No bathroom lines, somehow​Saucon Valley’s legendary shower pressure​and a quick stop at Baltusrol Golf Club on the way home This episode isn't a tournament recap, but rather field notes and an early glimpse into the world surrounding the 2028 PGA Championship at The Olympic Club. Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  6. ١ يونيو

    Great Golf Course vs. Great Golf Day

    For years, golf course rankings have tried to answer a deceptively simple question: what makes a golf course great? We intuitively believe that our overall golf experience includes, but extends beyond pure course design. But we were curious to learn how the official ratings worked. This week, we sit down with Golf Digest course rating panelist David Rawlinson to explore that question from every angle — architecture, strategy, aesthetics, conditioning, atmosphere, history, and the emotional pull that keeps golfers coming back to certain places. Along the way, we talk about: Why some famous holes work so wellRisk/reward and “choose your own adventure” golfTrees, walkability, routing, and the psychology of designWhether great golf architecture can ever really be objective As the conversation unfolds, we circle around the main question: is it possible to separate a course rating from your experience? Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  7. ٢٥ مايو

    Flow Is a Trainable Skill | with Dr. Rick Sessinghaus

    Dr. Rick Sessinghaus has spent decades coaching golfers at the highest level of the game, including working with Collin Morikawa since childhood. Instead of approaching this conversation like a traditional interview, we decided to use ourselves — and our own golf games — as the case study. We talk with Rick about focus, confidence, expectations, frustration, slow play, performance under pressure, and what actually separates golfers who can recover mentally from those who spiral. Along the way, Rick helps us unpack some of our own patterns and contradictions on the course — from Oliver’s emphasis on shot results to Preston’s relationship with expectations and rhythm. Topics include: Why “flow follows focus”Whether flow is actually trainableConfidence vs commitmentHow to refocus after distractionsSlow play and emotional regulationExpectations, frustration, and the “should” trapCuriosity over criticismWhat the soul of golf means to Rick Dr. Rick Sessinghaus is a performance coach, sports psychologist, and co-founder of FlowCode Golf Academy. He has coached players at every level of the game and is best known for his longtime work with two-time major champion Collin Morikawa. Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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  8. ١١ مايو

    The Los Cab Cup, Part 1: The Before

    Two years ago, a golf trip to Wickenburg, Arizona brought together 44 guys for a long weekend of golf, games, and stories. This year, it became something much bigger. For Part 1, we teamed up with our friend Scott Walker, co-host of The Edge podcast, and recorded live from Rancho de Los Caballeros just before the 2026 Los Cab Cup began: 90 golfers, 22 teams, and three and a half days in the Arizona desert. At the time of this recording, nobody knew how it would go. Could the magic of a golf trip still hold at this scale? Could new friendships form? Would people care more about the golf, or the experience around it? This is the before. Part 2 — what actually happened — coming soon. Contact us: weekdaygolfpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @weekdaygolfpodcast YouTube: @weekdaygolfpodcast Twitter/X: @weekdaygolfpod Design by: Austin Wooldridge Music provided by: ⁠https://www.classicals.de/mozart-figaro

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Weekday Golf is a golf podcast exploring the soul of the game. Stories about playing, friendship, games, trips, and everything that makes golf meaningful beyond the scorecard. From two serious golfers who don’t take themselves too seriously. 🎧 New episodes released weekly. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.

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