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Ben Wright shares his memories from the 1975 Masters battle between Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller. He also talks about Gary Player's triumph in 1978 when he shot a then course record 64 in the final round, playing alongside Seve Ballesteros on his 21st birthday. We also hear who Mr. Wright's favorites are for this year and why.

John Patrick, Host of the Augusta Golf Show, shares his insights on how the Augusta National grounds look compared to what we're used to in April, plus the economic impact the city has dealt with due to the loss of patrons, and what he expects to see in this year's tournament.

Top Instructor Tom Patri shares his thoughts on the hype that Bryson could break Augusta National, plus shares his thoughts on Rory, Phil, and Tiger. TP also shares a playing lesson for how to deal with wet conditions.

On this Veterans Day Special of Next on the Tee I'm joined by PGA Tour SuperStore and Class A Teaching Professional Tim Wilkes. Tim is also on the Board of Directors of the Atlanta Chapter of the Adaptive Golf Association which specializes in teaching the game to our wounded Veterans. We start our conversation by learning about Tim's own struggles dealing with Muscular Dystrophy which was discovered when he was 13. His challenge to overcome his own disability plus his love of the game has led him to focus his life on helping wounded Veterans learn or re-learn how to play golf. He shares his processes and techniques for reaching and improving the lives of Veterans struggling with physical limitations or the effects of PTSD and how the game has positively impacted their lives.

This week on Next on the Tee I'm joined by Top Instructor Tom Patri, the Host of the Augusta Golf Show John Patrick, and Legendary Broadcaster Ben Wright. We talk Masters past and present. Hear their insights into this year's Tournament plus memories from the battle between Nicklaus, Weiskopf, and Miller in 1975, Gary Players' triumph in 1978, Seve's wins in '80 and '83 plus collapse in '86, and if Bryson DeChambeau will overpower the course or if that's just pre-tournament hype.

Hal Sutton talks about why he's opened up so much lately on Twitter, over zealous parents and junior golf, being patient with swing changes, how he entertained his peers during rain delays, and insights on The Masters.

Mark Calcavecchia talks about his battle with Covid-19 plus his first Masters experience, what he did with the Claret Jug during his year with it after winning the Open Championship in 1989, and setting the PGA Tour record with 9 consecutive birdies at the 2009 Canadian Open.

Chris Mitchell talks about some of the great golf courses to play along Cape Cod and Southeast Massachusetts, plus his fantasy golf picks for The Masters.

John Mascari shares how his role as a PGA Professional has changed from the days of just being a Teacher to being a small business owner. He also shares his thoughts on the skyrocketing sports betting industy, where the role of the PGA Professional is going, what the PGA of America needs to pay attention to going forward, and how he makes the game more fun for his junior players.

Rich Kosowsky talks about their PerfectMotion app that identifies swing flaws in real time by using artificial intelligence and your phone's camera. The app enables you to work directly with their stable of Instructors that includes PGA Legend Chip Beck.

Tom Patri shares his thoughts on the growth of sports betting, why he switched from his old reliable Ping Anser putter to a new Scotty Cameron Phantom, and why all the commercials talk about speed and distance versus short game and putting.

On this episode I talk Masters and a whole lot more with PGA Tour legends Hal Sutton and Mark Calcavecchia plus New England.Golf Writer and Podcast Host Chris Mitchell. Hal Sutton shares his thoughts on the impact that a parent's over zealous desire for their junior golfer's success can have on their child's psyche and love for the game. He also talks about what has led to him opening up on Twitter, how he would entertain the other players during rain delays, plus thoughts on The Masters. Mark Calcavecchia talks about his battle with Covid-19 plus his first Masters experience, what he did with the Claret Jug during his year with it after winning the Open Championship in 1989, and setting the record with 9 birdies in a row at the 2009 Canadian Open. Chris Mitchell talks about some of the great golf courses to play along Cape Cod and Southeast Massachusetts, plus his fantasy golf picks and insights for The Masters.    

Two of the Top Instructors in the game, Tom Patri and John Mascari share their insights and playing lessons, plus PerfectMotion CEO Rich Kosowsky talks about how their app can pick up your swing flaws and help you fix them in real time on this edition of Next on the Tee. Tom Patri shares his thoughts on the growth of sports betting, why he switched from his old reliable Ping Anser putter to a new Scotty Cameron Phantom, and why all the commercials talk about speed and distance versus short game and putting. John Mascari shares how his role as a PGA Professional has changed from the days of just being a Teacher to being a small business owner. He also shares his thoughts for where the role is going and what the PGA of America needs to pay attention to going forward. Rich Kosowsky talks about their PerfectMotion app that identifies swing flaws in real time by using artificial intelligence and your phone's camera. The app enables you to work directly with their stable of Instructors that includes PGA Legend C

Kellie Stenzel, PGA Master Professional & LPGA Top 50 Instructor, Shares Tips for Longer Drives & Gaining Distance Control on Your Chips...

Jon Goin shares his golf journey that led him to being the Head Golf Professional at TPC Southwind in Memphis site of the WGC FedEx - St. Jude Invitational. Jon shares two favorite stories from tournament time, both include Phil Mickelson. Jon now owns Timber Truss Golf Course in Olive Branch, Mississippi and he talks about how they are making the game even more fun by replacing some golf carts with Finn Scooters that are allowing their players to complete their rounds in about 2 hours. We also hear how they are breaking down old barriers that kept people from wanting to play golf and how he's bringing private club customer service to his public course. 

Top Instructor and Host of The Golf Kingdom TV Show Rob Strano shares his thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau, what his long drives could mean at The Masters, plus tips for how to putt well on aerated greens and the myth that all putts break towards the water. www.stranogolf.com

Two of the Top Instructors in the game, Rob Strano and Kellie Stenzel, plus the former Head Professional at TPC Southwind in Memphis and now Owner of the TimberTruss Golf Club in Olive Branch, Mississippi, join me... Rob Strano shares his thoughts on Bryson DeChambeau, what his long drives could mean at The Masters, plus tips for how to putt well on aerated greens and the myth that all putts break towards the water. Kellie Stenzel talks about her trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming and across the state of Montana playing golf along the way. She also shares tips for how to get center face contact for greater distance, when and if there are shot where you should change your grip, and how to get distance control on our chip shots. Jon Goin shares his golf journey that led him to being the Head Golf Professional at TPC Southwind in Memphis. We also hear his two favorite stories from tournament time, both include Phil Mickelson. Jon now owns Timber Truss Golf Course in Olive Branch, Mississippi and he talks about how

This week on Next on the Tee I'm joined by our resident Director of Instruction Tom Patri, 4 time winner on the PGA Tour Chip Beck, and East Lake Golf Club Director of Agronomy Ralph Kepple. Tom Patri shares his thoughts Sergio Garcia's win at the Sanderson Farms Championship and whether Sergio belongs in the World Golf Hall of Fame. Tom also talks about whether weekend golfers should have a 4 & 5 irons in their bags versus hybrids. Chip Becks shares memories from his stellar college golf career at the University of Georgia and lessons the legends of the game shared with him when he qualified for the PGA Tour. Ralph Kepple talks about being in charge of the grounds at East Lake Golf Club home of the Tour Championship and the course Bobby Jones grew up playing on.

Collin Morikawa's Instructor Rick Sessinghaus talks about the mental side of the game, teaming with Collin since he was 8 years old, how Collin's love of competition helped him make that 24 foot putt on top of Justin Thomas' 50 footer at the Workday Charity Open, and why winning the PGA Championship won't have Morikawa resting on his laurels.  Champions Tour Pro Paul Stankowski talks about turning 50 and joining the Champions Tour, the rules change that requires him to Monday qualify now versus his exempt status of a few years ago, and his emotional Champions Tour debut at the Pure Insurance Championship at Pebble Beach. Class A PGA Professional Jack Diehl joins me in the final segment. Jack has been a PGA Professional at great courses all across the country. He shares tips for how to play in different conditions across regions; from dry air in Arizona to thin are in Colorado, to heavy humid air in the South. Jack also talks about his new home at the Grey Stone Golf & Country Club in Birmingham, Alabama

This week on Next on the Tee I get reactions from the US Open from Honorary Starter and one of the most decorated PGA Professionals of all-time Bob Ford plus our resident Director of Instruction Tom Patri. I'm also joined by former PGA Tour Pro Richard Zokol. Richard talks about his new app Mind Trak Golf that helps us detact emotionally from score and focus solely on executing the next shot. He also shares stories about his experience playing in the 2000 US Open that Tiger won by 15 strokes and the front nine 30 he shot during the final round, plus what it was like receiving his first invitation to The Masters following his victory in the Greater Milwaukee Open.