Fairway Fit Golf
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Amateur golf, real rounds, better habits.
Fairway Fit Golf Podcast is casual golf talk built around real amateur rounds, family schedules, scorecards, and the constant chase for cleaner golf. Brad and Greg move from life updates into putting stats, course strategy, fitness habits, local holes, and occasional pro advice without sanding off the clubhouse feel.
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Fairway Fit Golf Podcast is built around the lived-in grind of amateur golf. Brad and Greg sound like two players still processing the last round while already planning the next one. The show is casual, but it is not empty chatter. Scorecards matter. Putts matter. Missed greens, windy tee shots, bad bounces, awkward chips, and course-management choices all get pulled apart with the kind of detail regular golfers recognize immediately. A round can become a lesson about lag putting. A new grip can become a putting mystery. A tough hole into the wind can become a reminder that bogey is sometimes a solid plan. The pace is loose and brisk. Life updates often come first: youth sports, work, family schedules, house moves, birthday parties, and weather delays. Then the golf takes over. Recent episodes move between Masters reaction, major recaps, local tournament stories, local hole rankings, simulator talk, and the search for better practice. The show is especially comfortable in the middle ground between competition and friendship. Brad and Greg track wins, losses, handicaps, formats, and friendly grudges, but the stakes stay human. Fitness and feeling good are part of the project, too. They talk about putting mats, mental reps, training goals, and the practical problem of staying prepared when there is not enough time to play. Stevie’s “Tips from the Pro” segment adds a sharper instructional layer, with advice on short-game practice, loft choice, downhill shots, and making uncomfortable shots easier through smarter reps. Gear appears naturally, from eBay finds to putter alignment and club forgiveness. Course talk is one of the show’s best textures. Local hole-by-hole debates give it a regional, player-to-player specificity. Fairway Fit works because it does not pretend amateur golf is tidy. It treats improvement as a mix of numbers, feel, frustration, friendship, and getting back out there anyway.
Made for: Best for amateur golfers who like practical improvement talk grounded in ordinary rounds, local courses, gear tinkering, and busy family schedules. It especially suits players who track scores but still want the conversation to feel friendly and unpolished.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its clubhouse-level specificity: Brad and Greg turn actual rounds, local holes, putting counts, and fitness habits into usable takeaways. It feels less like instruction from above and more like learning alongside regular golfers who keep receipts on every missed fairway.
We are two guys with regular jobs and family responsibilities, but we have dedicated ourselves to become better golfers. Follow us through our journey as we work to look good, feel good, and play good golf. Let's GO!www.fairwayfitgolf.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Brad and Greg turn scorecards, course conditions and practice questions into a candid record of amateur golf improvement.
Fairway Fit Golf Podcast treats improvement as a running conversation between Brad and Greg, with their own scorecards, practice habits and course decisions supplying the evidence.
The three-putt gets a full debrief, and you might feel better about yours.
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Easygoing golf talk that still leaves you with useful short-game ideas.
Fairway Fit starts like a relaxed catch-up, then slides into Stevie's "Tips from the Pro" segment and settles on short-game basics that listeners can actually use: work on awkward shots, reach for more loft on downhill lies, and trust the clubs that feel right around the green.
A loose golf check-in that turns a rough round into practical fixes.
Fairway Fit spends this round on familiar golf annoyances: a putting stroke that pushed and tugged, a grip that looks a touch off, and an alignment tweak that cut down the heel miss. The strength is how plain it stays.
A Masters recap that becomes a practical lesson in speed, misses, and putting touch.
Fairway Fit Golf Podcast frames its Masters recap around Roy McIlroy's back-to-back major win, the changing lead, and the familiar comparison to Spieth's 2015 collapse.
Wind, trees, and three-putts shape a familiar golf debrief.
The episode stays on a windy round and the late-major chatter that turns into a scorecard check. The golfers' own frustration drives it, especially when one admits he cannot make sense of a ball's flight and the other keeps the recap pinned to score checks and small corrections.
A relaxed golf catch-up about staying connected to the game when life gets busy.
Greg and Brad ease back in after a short break with a familiar catch-up about busy weeks, kids, work, family, and birthday parties. The episode then turns to gear, mental reps, and the small habits that help keep a golfer connected to the game when rounds are hard to find.
Golf chatter that is strongest when it stays with the hole-by-hole details.
The episode opens with personal updates and a memorial tournament before narrowing to the golf itself, with hole-by-hole detail, tricky crowns on greens, downhill tee shots, and wind that can reshape the round in a hurry.
A loose, local golf conversation built around memorable Loudoun County holes.
The episode returns after roughly 10 days away and settles into a casual tour of favorite Loudoun County golf holes. Greg and Brad move from hole to hole with an easy conversational pace, taking in a dead-straight long driver hole, a par 3 at Trump National Golf Course formerly…
81 holes, rain sessions, and a course that plays tougher than its slope.
Fairway Fit Golf Podcast follows Greg through a weekend grind that feels deliberately oversized: 81 holes in four days, rain sessions, a hoodie at 10:30, and enough time on course to make every score line feel hard won.
The hosts discuss Greg's current homeless situation while transitioning between houses, reflecting on home improvement projects and the quirks of moving.
The hosts introduce the Fairway Fit Cup event and promote their new sponsor, Back Nine of Leesburg, an indoor golf simulator.
The hosts discuss personal goals like buying a house and playing golf at Stonely, with mentions of weather and equipment delays.
The hosts of the Fairway Fit Golf Podcast return for season three, discussing their excitement to be back, the winter weather, and promoting their new apparel and social media channels.
Two friends on a golf podcast discuss their low-key New Year's Eve plans involving family, watching a toddler ball drop on YouTube, and dinner with a friend.
The hosts discuss Thanksgiving traditions, including food preferences and historical aspects, in a casual holiday-themed conversation.
The hosts discuss golf performance struggles, including maintaining a handicap and scoring issues, before teasing upcoming announcements.
Two friends discuss the excitement of Masters Week at Augusta, including amateur golf events and family involvement in golf.
The show opens with the hosts catching up on life, work, and the usual busy stuff.
The hosts unpack a rough round and try to sort out what was real, what was a putting illusion, and what was just bad scoring.
Season 3, Episode 6 focuses on the Masters finish and Roy McIlroy's back-to-back major win.
The hosts discuss their experience playing golf at Shenandoah Valley's new routing during the final major tournament, highlighting course conditions and the challenging wind.
Hosts Greg and Brad return to the podcast after a short break, discussing their busy lives with family and work.
Brad and Greg discuss a memorial golf tournament for Liv, sharing personal stories about loss and community support, including a charity auction where a child's painting sold for $2,100.
Greg and Brad are back after about 10 days away, and this episode is part one of their top 20 golf holes in Loudoun County.
The hosts kick things off with a rinse-and-repeat note and tee up a chat about major number four.
Two friends on the Fairway Fit Golf Podcast discuss the end of summer and the transition into fall, reflecting on seasonal changes and their impact on golf and daily life.
Two friends discuss returning to work as educators while maintaining their golf and fitness routines on their podcast.
Two friends on the Ferret Way Fit Golf Podcast discuss returning home after travel, focusing on the comfort of their own beds and comparing adjustable beds.
Two friends on the Fairway Fit Golf Podcast catch up about Greg's vacation, his family's golf cart adventures, and hint at a mid-year review episode.
This episode of the Fairway Fit Golf Podcast features hosts Brad and Greg discussing their hiatus and returning for episode two, with advertisements for Mood.com and Elmwood School.
Two friends in Northern Virginia launch a golf podcast called Fairway Fit Golf Podcast, discussing their commitment to improving their golf game and fitness.