Philly golf talk with tour-level nerves.
Swing It And Ding It treats golf like a running conversation, not a polished studio segment. Moose, Mays, Matthews, and guests move from Masters nerves and LIV uncertainty to caddie travel, Philly golf, and the grind behind tournament life.
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Swing It And Ding It is a golf conversation with a strong Philly accent, even when the subject is Masters week, LIV Golf, or the week’s larger tour drama. It is loose. It moves like a group of golf regulars catching up, interrupting, circling back, and then landing on a sharper point than the opening question suggested. Moose, Mays, and Matthews are named across the recent episodes, with Harry and Danielle also appearing by name in the excerpts. The show does not treat golf as only a televised product. It cares about access, caddies, amateur competition, club life, regional associations, broadcasts, travel, and the odd emotional weather of players chasing form. Masters week gets heavy attention, especially Rory’s pressure after winning, Scottie’s starts, Bryson DeChambeau’s form, and the ritual of watching every scrap of coverage. The hosts are not shy about irritation. A long complaint about Masters coverage turns into a clear demand for more live golf shots and less noise around them. That same practical streak shows up in the guest episodes. Justin Stopford talks about caddie logistics, being early, handling travel, and staying useful before a player ever hits a shot. Shane Hafer brings the conversation toward ordinary golfers who want to compete outside private-club structures. Marty Emino gives the local association view, with Philadelphia golf framed as deep and competitive. Dickie Pride’s appearance points toward a broader life in the game, including playing and broadcasting. James Nicholas adds the player’s view of winning, pausing, celebrating, and preparing for whatever comes next. The tone can be warm, dry, excited, or grave depending on the story, but it stays conversational. It is not a stats-only golf show. It is not a tidy recap show either. Its appeal is the feeling that the sport is being worked through in real time by people who know the names, the courses, the habits, and the headaches. For listeners who like golf as a lived culture as much as a Sunday leaderboard, the show has plenty to chew on.
Made for: For golf fans who follow pro-tour storylines but also care about local courses, caddies, amateur events, and the people around the game. It especially fits listeners who like fast, informal debate more than polished recap.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its blend of Philly golf loyalty and practical tour awareness. It can complain about broadcast delays, then pivot straight into caddie logistics, Farm League access, or the Golf Association of Philadelphia without losing the thread.
"Swing It & Ding It" features all the latest information and entertainment from the game we all love, featuring "Moose", the everyman golfer/weekend hacker with a knack at "Seeing the Line" when it comes to betting on the game of golf!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Golf forecasts, local-course knowledge and candid tour-side detail meet in a conversation that notices far more than the final leaderboard.
Moose, Mays and Matthews approach golf as an ongoing conversation, moving between tournament forecasts, betting angles and the concerns of people who play or work around the game.
Masters week becomes a clubhouse group chat, with you already nodding at the Rory argument.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A raw golf reaction that moves from LIV panic to Masters fallout and a broadcast gripe without losing its lived-in feel.
Swing It And Ding It captures the strange swing from LIV Golf panic to a Masters recap, then lands on a sharp complaint about the broadcast. What stands out is how immediate it feels: the hosts stay in the moment, sort through the chatter as it happens, and keep circling back to…
A loose, sharp Masters-week debate about pressure, form, and who has the edge.
Masters week sits at the center of this one, with Moose and Harry Mays circling the usual Augusta questions: whether Rory McIlroy feels looser after finally winning, whether Scottie Scheffler has time to settle his game, and how much damage Bryson DeChambeau can still do.
A caddie-first golf conversation that gives tour logistics real weight.
Swing It And Ding It spends this hour on the people around the shot as much as the shot itself. It stays grounded in the work of PGA Tour caddie Justin Stopford, from getting there early and mapping the course to the travel that comes with the job.
Golf history, local pride, and a B flight finish that ends on 19.
This episode leans into golf history, local access, and the small choices that make a course feel lived in. Moose and Daniel move from Marion's past to Scranton's out-of-town membership and Walter Travis's design, then talk about walking the fairways during bigger events so the…
A loose golf conversation built around stories, perspective, and plenty of detours.
Tom Gillis turns a quiet sports and golf news week into an easy, story-first conversation. He starts by looking at how much has changed since his last visit, then slides into the Brooks news before drifting into tour life memories and prank stories that sound well earned.
The show opens in a hurry.
Moose and Harry Mays settle into Masters week with a quick, loose look at the players and questions that matter most.
Moose, Mays, and Matthews lean into Masters week and start with a pro-caddie conversation.
This episode discusses the growing interest in competitive golf, particularly in Philadelphia, featuring an interview with Shane Hafer about his Farm League initiative launching on April 21st.
This episode of Swing It and Ding It features an interview with Dickie Pride, discussing his storied history in golf and broadcasting on PGA Tour Radio.
A golf podcast featuring an interview with the Director of Operations of the Golf Association of Philadelphia, discussing local golf news and betting.
A golf-themed podcast blending betting advice, entertainment, and casual discussion for weekend golfers.
A golf podcast discussing the latest news, betting tips, and interviewing professional golfer James Nicholas after his recent win.
The hosts discuss golf club fitting and technology with guest Scott Miner, blending humor and betting insights.
The hosts discuss their weekend at the Philly Golf Expo, share personal updates, and preview golf betting content.
Moose and Daniel open on the feel of the game and settle into a loose round of golf talk.
Moose, Mays, Matthews, and Tom Gillis open on a very slow sports and golf news week.
A golf talk show discussing betting tips and player experiences, featuring an interview with a golfer at Q School.
The hosts discuss playing the Q School short course at Cobbs Creek and the progress of the facility.
A golf-themed show blending betting tips, entertainment, and casual commentary from a self-proclaimed weekend hacker.
Moose and co-hosts preview their upcoming golf outing, discuss sponsors, and interview a long drive competitor.
Moose and co-hosts interview pro golfer Jim Herman about his round at Scranton, with golf betting insights.
The hosts introduce the episode, mention sponsors, and preview an interview with APGA Tour golfer Jean-Baptiste Hakizamana.
The hosts discuss their recent golf experiences, including playing at a top course, and banter about golf gear and betting.
Moose and Harry discuss the latest PGA Tour results, including Cam Young's first win at the Wyndham Championship, and preview golf betting opportunities.
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A golf-focused show blending betting insights and entertainment for the everyday golfer.
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The hosts discuss the upcoming U.S.
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The hosts discuss upcoming PGA Tour events, including the Truist Championship and CJ Cup Byron Nelson, and promote a ticket giveaway.
This episode features an interview with Joey Chitwood, Executive Director for the 2025 Truist Championship, discussing the golf tournament in Philadelphia and his background in the sport.
This episode features an interview with Louis Giovaccini, golf sales manager at Hammock Beach Resort and a Philadelphia area native, discussing golf and local connections.
This episode features an interview with Ryan Ballingy from Golf News Net discussing the Masters tournament and updates on golf media platforms.
This episode features an interview with Jason Bale, the 2025 PGA National Teacher and Coach of the Year, discussing golf instruction and his achievements.
This episode features an interview with Mike Malizia, a Top 100 golf instructor, discussing his journey in golf and his role as Director of Instruction at Admirals Cove.