BirDie Golf Club Podcast · Dave

Best Golf Holes in Sussex ? Worst Guest You’ve Had ?! Listener Q&A

·47 min·3 clips
The 18th at Seaford Head is an 80-foot drop with the sea left and the clubhouse right.
1. Birdie Golf Club Podcast uses a listener Q&A episode to fill a solo week after scheduling changes and guests being in Dubai. 2. The host is the solo presenter, and his own golf game, interview style, and listener prompts shape every part of the episode. 3. The episode asks what listeners want to know about the podcast, his golf, and the guests he has interviewed. 4. He revisits The Players Championship and says Cam Young won with barely any smile or visible emotion. 5. Matt Fitzpatrick is the late challenger he names, and he says Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler were not in the mix. 6. He describes the tournament as strong on Sunday but less compelling on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 7. A separate moment covers a criminal being on the grounds at TPC Sawgrass, which he describes as a murder case escape. 8. He says the event did not have enough 'juice' for him and argues that golf is a personality-driven sport. 9. He uses Tiger Woods, Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Fuzzy Zoeller as examples of memorable golf personalities. 10. The host says last week's episode with Scott stuck with him because of Scott's family situation and the effect it had on how he thinks about social media. 11. He contrasts his analytical approach to shots before the green with his completely feel-based putting routine. 12. He says he is booked in with James for his first AimPoint lesson and wants to improve putting before a summer golf trip to Rodway. 13. Rodway Golf Club appears as the venue for a mates' tournament with team bears and team tigers. 14. He says he hopes to build a hitting station and possibly an AimPoint practice setup in his garden for faster green reads. 15. He names Justin Rose as the pro he would most like to play with because of Rose's longevity, charity work, and willingness to give time. 16. He says he would most like one more round with his dad, and he regrets not talking enough when they played together. 17. The episode keeps a conversational solo-podcast tone, with the host moving from golf opinions into personal reflection and listener questions. 18. The pace is informal and rambling, with side notes about Instagram, comments, and future guests like Jamie Donaldson, Mark Sweeney, and Gareth McShay. 19. Listeners who like golf talk, Sussex courses, and personal reflections. 20. Skip if you want concise analysis without long digressions.
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