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The Golf Insider Podcast, hosted by Will Shaw. Listen to experts and elite players share their insights into how to shoot lower scores and have more fun playing golf.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Will Shaw connects fitting, biomechanics, speed training and practice data to the decisions that help golfers improve.
Golf Insider Podcast treats improvement as a problem to diagnose rather than a promise to sell. Will Shaw moves between club fitting, biomechanics, speed work and practice design, asking guests to connect measurements and movement with what actually happens on the course.
With Will Shaw, your driver's adjustable head gets a hearing before your wallet does.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A practical map for turning practice into lower scores.
The episode treats golf improvement as a system, not a swing mystery. It moves from playing to tracking stats to practicing, then back to the course, making the case that those pieces have to work together if scores are going to move.
A grounded speed-training conversation built around the realities of a tournament week.
The episode keeps its attention on the practical side of getting longer: how Matt Fitzpatrick fits Stack sessions into a tournament week, how those sessions sit beside practice and the gym, and why timing matters as much as the work itself.
Elite golf is less about tidy swings than the hidden forces that shape them.
This episode stays with the real separator in golf: not the polished story, but the differences that make elite players distinct. Mark Ball and the host return to Scheffler, Justin Rose, and Rory McIlroy to keep the focus on what changes from one player to the next.
A practical fitting conversation that puts loft, grip wear, and carry ahead of new gear.
The piece treats club fitting as a way to get more from what is already in the bag, beginning with the adjustability of existing woods and a careful look at grips that have gone smooth or shiny.
Ali joins for a straightforward club-fitting conversation.
The Golf Insider Podcast identifies three reasons golfers practice without improving: they do not track how they score, they change swing positions without fixing ball flight, and they use poor on-course strategy.
This episode explains why many golfers practice without improving, introducing an optimized performance cycle that includes playing, tracking stats, building a practice plan, purposeful practice, and on-course application.
Matt Fitzpatrick discusses his speed training with the Stack System, detailing how it improves his club head speed and control.
Mark Ball joins for a conversation about golf biomechanics.
Golf Insider Podcast examines whether straight drives or consistent curves produce better performance, using Dr.
Sean argues that golfers often invest in equipment and lessons while leaving the body's flexibility, mobility, stamina, and power untrained.
Ian Taylor argues that a 100 shooter improves faster by avoiding 9.1 doubles than chasing 0.11 birdies.