The Golfer's Journal Podcast

Episode 218: The Best Logos In Golf

Club logos may be the most talked-about and least examined objects in golf. So George Peper took the deep dive. In this episode, he joins Tom Coyne to unpack The Best Log

Episode 217: The Player Coach

Tre Lamb once coached a college football game wearing a Southern Hills hoodie. If that isn't enough proof that the University of Tulsa head football coach is a golf sicko

Episode 216: The Art & Science of Stan Utley

The sign of a true grinder: The Art of Putting and The Art of the Short Game are on their shelf. Stan Utley wrote them, and they turned a PGA Tour winner into one of the

Episode 215: Nick Nurse, 76ers Coach & Golf Course Owner

Philadelphia 76ers head coach Nick Nurse was standing over a par putt this summer when his phone rang: LeBron James was calling. Basketball and golf constantly overlap fo

Episode 214: Sam Darnold, Live from the BTS App

Sam Darnold won Super Bowl LX, then skipped the late-night shows, rode the teacups at Disneyland hungover, did a shift at Raising Cane's, and went home to play golf. In t

Episode 213: The Economics of Golf

Peter Howitt won the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2025 for his theory of creative destruction: the idea that innovation drives growth by rendering the old obsolete

Episode 212: Jimmy Dunne’s Guide to Shinnecock

Nobody knows Shinnecock like Jimmy Dunne. A South Shore Long Island kid who caddied and painted houses in the summers, Dunne played Shinnecock at 16 after landing a paint

Episode 211: Taylor Twellman Previews the World Cup and Shinnecock

How big of a golf sicko is Apple TV’s lead soccer analyst Taylor Twellman? In 2018, Twellman—who retired in 2010 as MLS's all-time leading scorer and was at that point at

Episode 210: Jimmy Roberts Has A Story For You

Jimmy Roberts doesn't remember stats. But he never forgets people’s stories, and after three decades as one of golf's most recognizable voices, he has more than most. A 1

Episode 209: How To Win At Aronimink

Nobody knows Aronimink like Director of Golf Jeff Kiddie. He's spent the last 18 years preparing one of golf's oldest clubs for big moments. Now comes the biggest yet: th

Episode 208: Quiet, Please

It's been a fast and noisy start to the 2026 golf season. So, today we're offering a change of pace. Last year, TGJ Editor Tom Coyne escaped to the woods of New York to r

Episode 207: Ludvig Åberg Breaks Down Every Hole at Augusta National

Most players need years to process Augusta National’s intricacies. Ludvig Åberg already has a runner up and a top 10 in his first two Masters. We sat down with the Swedis

Episode 206: The True Story Of The Patch

You are about to become intimately familiar with a previously unknown golf course. For decades, Augusta Municipal Golf Course was the scruffy public track where the local

Episode 205: A New Spin On Augusta’s Magic

Gene Wojciechowski has been to the Masters more times than he can count. Now, after covering golf for ESPN for decades, he’s written his first golf novel. On the latest T

We’re Taking 45 Golf Trips

See the BTS events calendar: https://www.golfersjournal.com/tgj-events/ For seven years, members of The Golfer’s Journal have traveled the world to play golf together. M

Episode 204: Craig Kessler & the LPGA’s Future

The LPGA’s new commissioner has big plans. On the latest TGJ Podcast, Tom Coyne sits down with Craig Kessler—a 40-year-old Harvard Business School grad whose career took

Episode 203: Darren Clarke Is Still Chasing It

Darren Clarke has caught 19 permit on a fly—a feat arguably more impressive than winning The Open Championship. Sitting down with Tom Coyne in the Bahamas at his home in

Episode 202: Patrick Cantlay’s Favorite Things

Despite playing more great golf courses than most could dream of, Patrick Cantlay is a self-proclaimed 10-handicap in golf course architecture. But he’s working on it. In

Episode 201: Live from Lima & the Latin America Amateur Championship

With exemptions into the Masters, the U.S. Open and The Open Championship on the line, someone’s life is going to change at this week’s Latin America Amateur Championship

Gil Hanse Reveals the 2026 BTS Tour

For seven years, members of The Golfer’s Journal have traveled the world to play golf together. More than just a series of subscriber events, the Broken Tee Society Tour