Golf IQ

This episode analyzes how Tiger Woods' golf swing evolved over his career, focusing on changes in his lower body mechanics and the impact of knee injuries, using 3D AI technology to examine his swing data.

This episode features an interview clip with putting expert Phil Kenyon debunking the common golf myth that you need to rapidly accelerate the putter through the stroke.

Two hosts discuss a snowboarding reunion trip in Colorado with old friends, highlighting their intense mountain schedule and aging experiences.

The host introduces a series on golf training aids he personally uses and recommends, starting with the Gravity Fit T-Pro Yellow, which he explains is an elastic band system worn like a coat to help with arm positioning in the golf swing.

This episode explores how Mel Robbins' 'Let Them Theory' psychological concept can be applied to improve mental performance and decision-making in golf.

Johnson Wagner discusses his experience raising his competitive golfer son Graham, contrasting modern junior golf programs with his own upbringing while sharing insights on parental guidance in youth sports.

The hosts discuss testing Amazon's new golf ball, upcoming podcast breaks for holidays, and diving into robotic data for equipment analysis.

The hosts introduce a special holiday episode where they plan to discuss a favorite equipment test involving a driver and golf balls, while also sharing listener interactions and personal anecdotes.

This episode explores Tiger Woods' fitness journey, from his scrawny college days to his secretive professional workout routines that revolutionized golf training.

The hosts discuss recent travel disruptions, introduce Chris Marchini as a key equipment expert, and tease overlooked gear components that can improve golf performance.

This episode features golf pro Erik Barzeski discussing how to balance being a father and instructor when teaching golf to children, drawing from his experience with his stepdaughter.

This episode features a conversation between host Sam Wyman and guest Kevin Van Valkenburg about the experience of being average adult golfers whose children have surpassed them in skill, exploring parenting dynamics in youth sports.

This episode explores Tiger Woods' 1997 Masters victory and his subsequent swing changes, focusing on the mental aspects behind his decision to rebuild his swing for long-term consistency rather than just the physical adjustments.

This episode introduces a new miniseries about the experiences and challenges of being a father who plays golf and raises children in the sport, featuring interviews with those who have unique perspectives.

The host interviews Nick Chertok about the Open Forum, an annual event for golf enthusiasts to discuss swing mechanics, technology, and ideas in a social symposium setting.

Two scratch golfers discuss five go-to drills to fix steep swing issues, starting with a drill to keep thumbs pointing up to prevent wrist rolling.

This episode explores the effects of gripping down on golf clubs, testing how it impacts distance, trajectory, and dispersion to help golfers manage yardage more effectively.

This episode explores the mental side of golf through Frankie Borelli's experience of choking under pressure during the Internet Invitational, discussing nerves and sports psychology lessons.

The hosts discuss upcoming trends in golf drivers for 2026 while touching on AI's practical applications in equipment analysis and data.

This episode features an interview with James Hawley, TaylorMade's head of putters, discussing the rise of mallet putters like the Spider on the PGA Tour, insights into working with top players like Scotty Scheffler, and his unique background as a former player and teaching pro.

Uncle Gene recaps his enjoyable week at Pebble Beach, highlighting the stunning scenery, perfect weather conditions, and exceptional golf played during the tournament.

This episode discusses the mindset differences between scratch golfers and mid-handicap players, focusing on specific phrases scratch golfers avoid saying on the course.

Two golfers discuss strategies for overcoming negative thoughts and indecision during tricky golf shots like chips and putts, comparing amateur and professional approaches.

This episode explores how digital coaching platforms like Skillist are revolutionizing golf instruction by enabling remote learning through video analysis, AI tools, and access to top coaches worldwide.

The hosts discuss a honky tonk bar called Pappy and Harriet's in Pioneer Town near Joshua Tree, sharing personal anecdotes about the area's history and cultural changes.

This episode explores Callaway's groundbreaking quantum woods driver featuring a revolutionary multi-material face technology and includes an interview with Jacob Davidson about its development and implications for future golf equipment design.

The host discusses Gary Warren's Impact Bag as a valuable training aid for golfers to practice swing mechanics without the pressure of hitting a golf ball.

Mike Thomas discusses his approach to raising his son Justin Thomas to become a PGA Tour star, emphasizing passion over pressure and comparing generational differences in golf coaching.

This episode analyzes Tiger Woods' course management strategy as a key component of his golf greatness, tracing its evolution from his raw early years to his refined later career.

This episode features an interview with golfer Matt Wallace discussing which professional golf swings amateurs should copy, with a surprising recommendation to look at the ladies' game for better execution.

The host and guest discuss the benefits of taking breaks from golf practice, sharing personal experiences about how time away can lead to improved performance and smarter play.

This episode analyzes Tiger Woods' putting greatness, examining why his imperfect stroke mechanics still made him one of the best clutch putters of all time and what golfers can learn from his consistency.

The host discusses the frustrating issue of hitting snap hooks in golf, particularly with drives, and explores the mechanics behind this problematic shot.

This episode explores how TaylorMade's new QI40 driver gained adoption by top PGA Tour players like Scheffler, McIlroy, and Fleetwood, and the behind-the-scenes insights from a tour rep on equipment innovation and tour validation.

This episode analyzes a mic'd-up clip from the 2026 Players Championship, breaking down a player-caddie conversation between Akshay Bhatia and Joe Greiner on the 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass to extract golf strategy lessons.

The hosts welcome Chris Marchini back to the Golf IQ Gear podcast to kick off the 2026 golf season, discussing winter updates and AI's impact on golf data analysis.

This episode features an interview with PGA Tour winner Matt Wallace discussing golf swing insights, swing changes, and strategies for improving one's game.

This episode features an interview with professional golfer Ian Poulter discussing how he introduced his son Luke to golf and fostered his love for the game as part of a series about parents raising children who enjoy golf.

This episode explores why top golfers like Bryson DeChambeau hover their driver before swinging, examining three key reasons: tension relief, tempo, and leveling.

This episode introduces Phil Kenyon's two-thirds green-reading principle, a simple method for amateur golfers to improve putting by reading greens more effectively.

The host investigates how much weight professional golfers can bench press, starting with Chris Gotterop's 265-pound record and Ryan Fox's 297-pound max.

The hosts introduce the CART system (Competency Achievement and Reward Test) as a holistic method for golfers to assess their season, focusing initially on competence metrics like power, speed, and accuracy.

This episode recaps the PGA Show and previews the year ahead in golf gear, discussing equipment trends like forgiveness and distance, and highlights a recent interview with a TaylorMade tour rep about Scotty Scheffler's setup.

This episode discusses how amateur golfers can choose which professional golfer's swing to emulate based on their own body characteristics and physical attributes.

The hosts of the Golf IQ Quipment Pod discuss their chaotic recording setup in a parked car at Pebble Beach while joking about appearances and travel plans.

The hosts of Golf IQ Gear pod return to discuss new golf equipment releases, including drivers, putters, and a popular golf ball, after a series of mailbag episodes.

This episode features an interview with Cordie Walker discussing his journey to achieve 190 mph ball speed in golf, exploring the training methods and mindset behind this performance goal.

Host Luke Cordonin analyzes an interview with Adam Scott about longevity and game improvement at the Masters.

Golf IQ host Luke Cardenine analyzes Rory McIlroy's left misses during the 2026 Masters after a six-stroke lead became a co-lead.

Host Luke Curtinine previews a Masters-themed episode featuring putting coach Phil Kenyon discussing how pros prepare for Augusta National's greens.

Golf IQ examines when golfers should lay back off the tee instead of automatically hitting driver, using holes six and seven at TPC San Antonio.

Host Luke Cordonin interviews Sam Weinman about his new YouTube series 'Mind Games,' focusing on mental game concepts in golf.

This episode discusses advancements in golf equipment fitting, critiquing the reliance on club head speed and highlighting modern knowledge.

Host Luke Kerdanian and guest Drewski discuss offseason golf swing improvements, focusing on the importance of sticking to a few key fixes rather than over-tinkering.

Hosts discuss the benefits of off-season indoor practice for improving golf technique.

Golf IQ’s Chris Marchini puts wedge fitting and practice at the top of the amateur priority list, especially for shots inside 100 yards.

Golf IQ host Jay Wall questions club fitter Chris Marchini about equipment decisions during U.S.

This episode features a sponsored segment promoting Golf Galaxy's apparel and equipment, followed by banter about the podcast's co-hosts.

An interview with a TaylorMade tour rep about the equipment of world number one golfer Scottie Scheffler, including his driver change and gear details.

A promotional segment for Golf Galaxy, discussing their apparel and equipment, with banter between two hosts.

An interview with Scotty Cameron's director of player fitting about how a putter change helped Justin Thomas improve his putting and win the RBC Heritage.

The hosts banter about an earthquake experience and gear talk before the Masters.

Golf IQ compares Ping’s G440, G430, and G425 drivers through robotic testing at 95 miles per hour.