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Mark Immelman, golf broadcaster, acclaimed instructor, and former college coach, delivers top insights to improve your golf game. He interviews PGA Tour Players, swing coaches, caddies, fitness and mental coaches, equipment gurus, and more, giving listeners inside the ropes access to the very best minds in golf.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Mark Immelman connects detailed swing instruction to purposeful practice, course decisions and the mental demands of scoring.
Mark Immelman keeps golf instruction tied to the decisions and sensations that shape an actual shot. His interviews move between swing mechanics, equipment fit, purposeful practice and the mental choices behind scoring.
A reliable 15-yard fade beats a mystery draw here; your scorecard may agree.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A practical discussion of balance, club weight, and the physical realities behind strong ball-striking.
This episode stays with the mechanics of ball-striking: balance, speed, club weight, and how the body works around the club keep coming back into view.
A putting lesson that treats scoring as a learnable skill and keeps the advice grounded.
Brendan Flynn's year-end conversation on On the Mark keeps coming back to one simple point: if golf is about turning three strokes into two, the fastest gains come from getting better at shot number three.
A practical reminder that a reliable fade can beat a shot shape that will not repeat.
On The Mark Golf Podcast keeps its focus on game improvement and on the value of trusting the shot a golfer can repeat. Mark Immelman sets up a clear contrast between a dependable fade and a draw that comes and goes, and the point is easy to follow: lower scores tend to come…
A Ryder Cup-week lesson that makes clubface control feel clear and usable on the course.
Ryder Cup week gives this episode its edge, and the conversation settles into a useful lesson with Liam Robinson on how speed, turf, and clubface control work together.
A lively case for training the brain before asking the body to swing.
This episode treats mobility as more than a warm-up and makes the case with a coach's eye. Markus Schreyer and Mark Millman link neurotraining to the way golfers actually move, keeping wrists, hips, knees, ankles, and the brain-body connection in the same frame without drifting…
Myth-busting swing talk that stays grounded in contact, feel, and repeatable ball flight.
The episode keeps its focus on myth busting and practical swing work, picking up the thread from the earlier AMG Athletic Motion Golf conversation. Mark keeps circling back to drills, body rhythm, and the kind of feedback that can change skepticism into better contact.
Pressure, practice, and the hard truth of learning golf the long way.
Brian keeps the talk rooted in what pro golf actually looks like: the early grind, the freedom of those years, and the surprise of seeing how many players can go low when the money is small.
Good club fit will not repair a swing, but it can make repeatable golf easier.
Club fitting is framed as part of better play, not as a separate gear debate: when the head, shaft, and setup do not suit the swing, repeatable contact becomes harder.
Ricky Kalmon says his book Leverage Your Mindset for Golfers treats mindset as a hard skill, not a soft add-on, and he connects that idea to golf, corporate leadership, and sales teams.
Mark Millman opens On The Mark with Marcus Schreier, a South Florida-based neuro-training coach who says the brain, not the muscles, controls tightness and movement.
Mark Immelman opens from Columbus, Georgia, by describing his 14-year-old daughter Sophia’s ace at Bull Creek, recorded by his wife Tracy and witnessed by Isabella and Christian Reese.
Mark opens on a chilly November.
Mark Immelman talks with Johnson Wagner about routine, simplicity, and the pressure of professional golf, from Scotty Scheffler’s repeatable pre-shot process to Wagner’s own shift from a draw to a fade.
Mark opens the show by greeting the On The Mark tribe and framing the episode around golf instruction and game improvement.
The episode opens from South Africa.
Mark Immelman opens by praising Ian Dallasore’s longer intro music and frames the episode around one idea: golf improvement should be based on “truth” and data, not social-media noise.
Mark Immelman introduces Jason Barrera, the Instagram creator behind Mental Caddy, as a “calm voice in golf” and frames the episode around mental and emotional control.
Mark Immelman interviews Mike Malaska on On The Mark Golf Podcast about why modern golf instruction often overweights biomechanics, ground reaction forces, and body positions.
Mark Immelman frames this Ryder Cup-week episode around Liam Robinson, a DP World Tour instructor and former professional player, and the idea that club golfers can copy what elite players actually do.
Mark Immelman opens by framing Kerrod Gray’s visit around “busting myths” in golf instruction after a popular AMG Athletic Motion Golf episode and strong YouTube response.
Mark Illman brings Michael Kanev on from Scotland to talk through five drills for improving a golf swing, starting with the idea that many players waste range time by “just banging on balls.” Kanev says a productive session begins with warming up, then short shots, half swings, and a clear goal such as holding the finish to a count of three.
Mark Immelman opens this Players’ Championship week episode by tying the conversation to TPC Sawgrass, the PGA Tour world feed, and his book “Lessons from the Best.” Robert Lee, a European Tour legend and broadcaster, joins to talk about shooting 27 on nine holes twice, including a Monte Carlo round that became 61 and another 27 that helped him win in Portugal.
Mark Immelman opens with a December 2025 update before settling into a candid golf conversation with Brian Harman.
Mark Immelman speaks with Dr.
Mark Immelman opens with Michael Brennan’s PGA Tour win at the Bank of Utah Championship, quoting Brennan’s own line about “mental fortitude,” technical improvements, and “a lot of belief in my game.” The conversation then turns to Milo Lyons, who says his own path ran from Division I baseball to a better-than-scratch golf game in one summer after learning from his father, a first-round draft pick.
Mark Immelman discusses the Masters tournament and interviews golf experts to improve listeners' games.
Mark Immelman previews Masters Week and thanks sponsor Synovus before diving into golf insights.
Mark Immelman opens with a warm check-in from out of town, then brings on a guest to talk about better ball-striking and what good instruction actually looks like.
Golf instructor Mark Immelman interviews Jayne Storey about applying tai chi principles to golf performance, exploring how the 'zone' can be deliberately created rather than accidentally stumbled upon, and sharing personal results from applying these methods with his daughter.
Mark Immelman opens by saying he wanted to end 2025 with a putting lesson because Bobby Jones believed golf is about turning three strokes into two.
Mark Immelman opens from South Africa and welcomes a guest into a relaxed but pointed talk about playing smarter golf.
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Mark Immelman frames this On the Mark Golf Podcast episode around grip fitting, after saying a Jumbo Max fitting helped him reduce a late wide right miss and improve his pitching and chipping.
Mark Immelman talks with PGA TOUR caddie Mike Cromie about how amateurs confuse total yardage with carry distance, and Cromie says that mistake shows up constantly in pro-ams and on launch monitors.
Mark Immelman interviews world long drive champion Kyle Berkshire, who shares insights on generating power, including his viral wedge speed video that caught Tiger Woods' attention.
Chris Como tells Mark Immelman that golf instruction should start with ball flight, shot distribution, and the player’s actual release pattern, not a fixed swing model.
Mark Immelman interviews Landon Ashworth, an autistic golfer and director, who shares how visualization and his unique mindset transformed his game.
Vinny Crispino, pain management expert and former Olympic-aspirant surfer, joins Mark for a deep dive into pain neuroscience.
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Mark Immelman hosts Trevor Jones (mental performance coach) and Noel Rousseau (sports psychologist) discussing the yips in golf.
Host Mark Immelman shares personal updates and introduces a golf-focused episode with insights from top golf minds.
Mark Immelman discusses PGA Tour playoffs and shares a swing analysis of Justin Rose.
Mark Immelman discusses the end of the PGA Tour broadcast season and his personal golf improvement journey, with ads for Hunter Douglas and Synovus.
Mark Immelman interviews golf experts and shares insights to improve listeners' golf game.
Mark Immelman hosts a golf podcast featuring interviews with PGA Tour players and experts to improve listeners' golf games.
Mark Immelman discusses his recent trip to the President's Cup and offers thoughts on Hurricane Helene before diving into golf insights.
Mark Immelman discusses the Tour Championship, Scottie Scheffler's performance, and previews the President's Cup while promoting sponsors.
Mark Immelman previews the Tour Championship and Creators Classic, discusses his return to golf, and includes sponsor messages.