Scotland Where Golf Began
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The 1457 Podcast is inspiring golfers near and far with insightful stories, guest interviews and travel tips for Scotland Where Golf Began.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scottish golf comes through in its courses, weather, rituals and stories, carried by a relaxed panel with an eye for telling detail.
The 1457 Podcast treats Scottish golf as something lived between shots. The host and a resident panel move from course conditions and winter clothing to halfway-house etiquette, with an easy conversational rhythm that makes practical detail and clubhouse humor feel equally at…
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A relaxed golf chat about halfway houses, service, and the pauses that shape a round.
This episode from Scotland, where golf began, turns a simple stop question into an easygoing talk about halfway houses. It weighs whether they should exist, whether they get in the way, and whether they belong in the bag or as a quick stop for a drink.
Golf chat that wanders through Scottish memories and lands in the right place.
This episode stays close to Scotland, where golf began, and lets place and memory carry the talk. It feels strongest around Leith's golf history, Dornoch mornings, caravan park holidays, and west coast rounds at Prestwick, Troon, Turnberry, and Dundonald.
Golf stories, whisky lore, and warm teasing give the conversation an easy, lived-in feel.
The episode settles into golf and whisky stories, with its best moments landing around tasting nights, a surprise gift, a late-night phone call, and the loose teasing that keeps the talk moving.
A warm, talkative look at why winter golf feels like a point of pride.
Winter golf is the real subject here, but the sharper draw is the company built around it: stoicism, joking, and a quiet pride in getting round when the weather turns mean.
This episode explores winter golf in Scotland, covering its historical roots, practical tips for playing in cold weather, and the unique camaraderie it fosters.
This episode introduces the 1457 Society and features hosts discussing golf in Scotland.
Gordon Bell, a master blender and former Johnny Walker ambassador, shares his journey from snooker to golf, intertwining stories of whisky history, Scottish golf culture, and humorous personal anecdotes.
The hosts discuss the role and etiquette of halfway houses in Scottish golf, comparing them to international practices, sharing humorous anecdotes about unique drinks and services, and exploring how these amenities impact the golfing experience.
Rugby icons Gavin and Scott Hastings join the podcast to discuss their lifelong passion for golf, sharing childhood memories, favorite Scottish courses, and stories of playing with famous golfers like Tiger Woods.
The 1457 Podcast returns to Neil Hampton of Royal Dornoch for a discussion of the PGA Show, golf tourism, and development at Dornoch.
Hosts discuss regional golf course rankings in Scotland, aiming to inspire listeners to play golf there.
The hosts discuss their Scottish golf podcast, preview upcoming episodes, and share travel tips for golfing in Scotland.
A podcast about golf in Scotland, featuring discussions on lesser-known courses and travel advice.
The hosts discuss traveling to play golf in Scotland's regions on a budget, with tips and course recommendations.
A golf podcast featuring an interview with journalist Diggy Dunley about his new book, with travel tips for Scottish golf courses.
A golf podcast featuring an interview with journalist Martin Dempster about his book on Scottish golf.
Hosts interview golf historian Stephen Proctor about his background and passion for Scottish golf history.
A golf podcast featuring an interview with an American golfer who has played many courses in Scotland, discussing his passion for links golf and travel.
A golf podcast focused on Scottish golf, featuring host introductions and a guest interview with an average golfer.