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Good-Good is the golf show for the serious golfer. We celebrate everything great about the game, from course architecture to promoting public golf.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed, good-humored golf conversation connects tournament play with course architecture, tour politics, women's golf and efforts to widen participation.
The Good-Good Golf Podcast treats golf as a game shaped by course design, governing bodies, professional tours and the people trying to broaden its reach.
A Masters merchandise chat reaches a pageant; you came for golf and stayed for the detour.
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A loose, sharp golf conversation that uses the Chevron move to open into broader questions about the game.
Episode 141 centers on a clean, live-wire question: what changes when the Chevron Championship changes venue, and how far a tournament can shift before its identity starts to feel different.
Women s golf gets the spotlight, with the deeper point being how golf can feel less intimidating to newcomers.
With Emma Ballard in the mix, the episode settles into two clear lines: the womens game is in the middle of a packed stretch of majors, and golf still has plenty to do if it wants newcomers to feel comfortable.
A clear, measured tour through rollback confusion and the distance context underneath it.
This episode takes a practical turn through the rollback debate, with Matt Mollica of the Rollback Alliance guiding the listener through the who, what, when, where, how, and why of a shorter-flying golf ball.
A practical conversation about protecting public golf without wasting energy on the opposition.
This episode treats public golf as a practical question of access, not a fight to be won at all costs. Rod Murray frames the discussion clearly, the tone stays easy, and Sandy Jemison helps the panel move through how golf is explained to people who are not already part of it.
Golf apparel is treated as a real subject, with practical detail and dry humor carrying the conversation.
The Good Good Golf Podcast moves from rollback and LIV into golf apparel, fashion, and what those choices say about the game and the people who play it.
A sharp golf conversation about access, reinvestment, and the business of growing the game.
The Good Good Golf Podcast treats the Golf It project in Glasgow as a real question about where golf money should go: back into access, or back into prize money.
A dry LACC conversation about course details, weather changes, and what separates a tour pro from a club champion.
The episode moves from the broader run of big-time professional golf into a tighter talk about LACC, where Rod Murray, Adrian Logue, and Mike Clayton break down holes that can look straightforward until the field gets there and the weather turns them into something else.
A Masters-week chat that treats Augusta like a shrine, a brand, and a curious little spectacle.
Masters week takes over this episode, with Adam Pengilly reporting from Augusta National and the panel settling into the tournament's logo, merch, private-club mystique, and the long road it took to matter.
Rod Murray opens episode 151 by looking ahead to the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool and the awkward hour it lands on for listeners down under.
Augusta takes center stage.
Rod Murray starts with a rollback gag and a long-iron picture.
The hosts and guest Paul Prendergast preview the Ryder Cup at Marco Simone in Italy, discussing the course's steep elevation, key holes like the drivable 16th, and strategic elements like Eduardo Molinari's stats.
Golfers live five years longer than non-golfers on average.
Episode 150 marks the occasion without making too much of it.
The show moves on from serious talk of rollback and live and into golf apparel, fashion, and what those choices say about the changing nature of the game.
Rod Murray opens with a busy run of men's and women's golf events, noting that five big stops arrive before the first week of August and that three of them are women's majors.
Rod Murray opens by shaking off a run of big time professional golf.
Rod Murray is back at the controls, opening by thanking Karen Harding for last week’s host duties and Emma Ballard for helping produce the AIG Women’s Open preview.
The Good-Good Golf Podcast episode 146 centers on the PGA Tour, the DP World Tour, and Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund announcement, which Rod Murray calls “much, much bigger than just golf.” John Huggan’s tweet — “I’ve loved golf my whole life ...
The Good-Good Golf Podcast episode centers on a new Australian Golf Industry Council report that puts golf's economic value at $3.3 billion.
Richard Pennell talks about turning his Pitchmarked writing into Grassroots, a book built from 18 golf-course visits and 16 earlier Stymied essays.
The Good-Good Golf Podcast episode 159 focuses on the 18th Solheim Cup in Spain, with John Huggan reporting from Finca Cortesin and describing a very quiet lead-up around the course.
John Huggan joins The Good-Good Golf Podcast from Sawgrass and says the PGA Tour is moving toward a two-tier model as Jay Monahan, Rory McIlroy, and Tiger Woods try to sell a new structure.
Harley Kruse joins The Good-Good Golf Podcast after a 56-hour trip from Sydney to Pakxan, Laos, where he was sighting two possible golf courses on the Mekong River.
Rod Murray and Jimmy Emanuel frame The Good-Good Golf Podcast episode 164 around one question: where golfers get news, opinion, and trust in a crowded media environment.
Karen Harding steps in to host episode 154 and steers the chat toward the AIG Women’s Open.
Ned Michaels says Los Angeles Country Club can play as a strategic U.S.
The Good-Good Golf Podcast episode 148 focuses on the KPMG Women's PGA at Baltusrol Golf Club in New Jersey, a venue that has hosted nine men's majors and two women's majors.
Rod Murray comes back feeling refreshed after a week off and jumps right into a guest he calls one of golf's more interesting thinkers.
Rod Murray shifts the spotlight to public golf.
Kari Webb joins the Good Good Golf Podcast as the panel works through Chevron Championship week.
Rod Murray is back after a week off, and the show opens with Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup fallout.
Rob Murray opens Episode 142 by widening the lens beyond the scorecard.
It opens with Rod Murray sounding a bit punch drunk after the run of big tournaments across men’s and women’s golf.
Christian Hamilton explains why golf’s application for the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics was unsuccessful after a six-month process.
Golf New South Wales’s 51-event, three-year plan anchors episode 132 of The Good-Good Golf Podcast.