Tour insight with St. Louis golf roots.
Golf with Jay Delsing is a conversational golf show built around tour experience, local St. Louis ties, and practical feel for the game. It moves from PGA headlines to caddie decisions, public-course chatter, teaching insight, and stories from people who have lived the grind.
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Golf with Jay Delsing is a golf show rooted in professional experience and local St. Louis feel. It has the pace of sports radio, but the substance comes from people who know what a tournament week actually asks of players, caddies, teachers, and families. Jay Delsing's background gives the conversation its base. Dan McLaughlin helps keep it moving, framing the topics with the energy of a Sunday-morning sports show. The result is accessible golf talk with real texture. A segment with a longtime caddy is not just a caddie interview; it becomes a close look at club trust, water-hazard judgment, drop zones, angles, nerves, and the job of not reacting too fast when a round shifts. That is where the show works best. It turns a moment on a hole into a lesson about the sport. The news episodes carry the same instinct. Justin Rose at Torrey Pines, Brooks Koepka's return, Tiger Woods speculation, the Waste Management atmosphere, and the pull of Augusta all become arguments about competitiveness, health, schedule pressure, and what certain players still have left. The show also keeps one foot in community golf. A visit brings in caddie development, the Western Golf Association, the Evans Scholarship, and the idea that looping can become a network far beyond the course. Other episodes widen the lane again, with tour burnout and financial strain, teaching, charity, major-championship previewing, and on-location pieces from Five Iron Golf in Clayton. It is not a pristine studio product. Sponsor reads and local references are part of the texture. That actually helps define it. Golf with Jay Delsing feels like a place where PGA Tour news, Missouri golf, caddie culture, equipment talk, public-course curiosity, and old playing stories all get worked through in real time. It is best for listeners who already care about golf, but it remains friendly to anyone who likes hearing experienced people explain the hidden work behind a shot.
Made for: Golf with Jay Delsing suits PGA Tour followers, St. Louis golf fans, caddies, public-course players, and listeners who enjoy experienced sports-radio conversation. It is especially strong for people who like the decision-making behind shots as much as the final score.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart by tying tour-level perspective to local golf infrastructure, from caddie development and Gateway PGA programs to St. Louis events and public-course talk. Its best moments explain the game through lived situations rather than abstract analysis.
Hosted by St. Louis' own professional golfer, Jay Delsing, Golf with Jay Delsing tees it up with some of the biggest names in golf. Check out the Jay Delsing Golf Merch Shop at https://jaydelsinggolfshop.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin connect tournament golf to the decisions, economics, and personal strain behind professional careers.
Golf with Jay Delsing works from the conversation between tour experience and an experienced broadcaster's curiosity. Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin move between golf news and interviews, asking guests to explain the decisions, costs, and pressures that sit behind a scorecard.
A ball finds water; you get the caddie's calm math on the next shot.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A caddie explains how tour calm holds up when a trusted club sends a two-shot lead toward trouble.
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A measured, locally informed conversation about Tiger Woods, playoff stakes, and a possible St. Louis appearance.
Tim McKernan joins Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin for a hopeful, clear-eyed conversation about Tiger Woods, his competitive instinct, and the chance that he might appear at St. Louis's playoff event.
A grounded look at how caddying can lead to college support, mentors and a wider network.
Nick Wojciechowski's work in caddie development gives Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin a clear way into the Western Golf Association, the Evans Scholarship and the network that grows around both.
Jay Delsing connects a rough fantasy-camp baseball story with Brooks Koepka's Augusta lessons and golf's mental demands.
Golf with Jay Delsing starts loose, with Jay Delsing looking back on his St. Louis Cardinals Fantasy Camp turn: warm weather, green grass, painfully slow baseball, shaky throwing, and the kind of bucket-list payoff that makes the rough edges part of the story.
Steve Wheatcroft explains why leaving professional golf became easier than chasing another card.
Steve Wheatcroft’s story is less about a clean farewell to professional golf than the pressure that made farewell feel possible. With Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin, he looks back on losing his PGA Tour card, trying again on the Korn Ferry Tour, and realizing the mental cost had…
A Sunday golf listen built around Gideon Smith, Zurich Classic talk, and an Underdog Fantasy feature.
Golf with Jay Delsing keeps its Sunday-morning radio rhythm, moving between tournament chatter, studio conversation, and recurring show features.
A direct, well-shaped debate over shrinking the PGA Tour and who loses a chance when access narrows.
Golf with Jay Delsing turns a proposed PGA Tour contraction into a plain argument about what the sport should reward: wider access and open competition, or a tighter product built more directly around fan appeal.
Hosts Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin review Rory McIlroy's dramatic 2025 Masters victory, where he won in a playoff over Justin Rose after a four-shot lead nearly evaporated.
Hosts Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin discuss the confusing state of professional golf, focusing on the Liv-PGA Tour divide and lack of clarity around Liv's rules and schedule.
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin discuss Jay's participation in the Stiefel Charity Classic golf tournament in St.
A local golf show featuring interviews with three St.
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin preview the Ryder Cup with guest Nathan Charnes, Vice President of the PGA of America.
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin preview upcoming guests Jeffrey Schulte and Adam Betz, discussing club fitting and high school golf.
["Jay Delsing interviews Joe Skavran, the caddie who has worked for Rickie Fowler, Tom Kim, and Ludvig Oberg, and frames him as a PGA Tour veteran with Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup experience.", "Joe breaks down the job with exact numbers: front yardage, flag distance, bunker carry, wind notes, and whether the right play is a 7-iron, a hard 6, or a lower flight.", "The conversation also covers how a caddie reads personality and pressure, from \"trust yourself\" to when saying nothing is the better call.", "Joe compares old tour pay, his $47,000 rookie year in 1985, Rickie Fowler's amicable split, and the Players Championship stretch where Oberg's lead disappeared after two swings."]
Golf with Jay Delsing brings Tim McKernan from 101 ESPN into a conversation about the Players Championship, golf betting, and TGL from the CarShield Studios.
Golf with Jay Delsing centers on Nick Wojciechowski, the Western Golf Association's manager of caddy development and a former Evans Scholar at Mizzou, as he explains how St.
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin introduce a podcast episode recorded at Five Iron Golf in Clayton, Missouri, sharing a story about their drive to the venue.
Jay Delsing and Dan McLaughlin discuss Justin Rose's win at Torrey Pines, the upcoming Waste Management Open, and the best new public golf courses.
Golf with Jay Delsing opens with Jay's Orlando trip to Cardinals Fantasy Camp, where he calls the experience a "bucket list" event and names Ozzie Smith, Willie McGee, Rick Ankiel, and David Eckstein as part of the crowd.
Jay Delsing and Steve Wheatcroft connect Wheatcroft's book, Cocktails and Range Balls, to the mental strain of pro golf and retirement.
Preview of the PGA Championship and interview with former PGA Tour winner Rick Fehr on the Golf with Jay Delsing podcast.