The Knackered Golfist Podcast
187 episodes listed below
Golf commentary with grass-stained fingerprints.
The Knackered Golfist Podcast follows golf as it happens, from Masters and Players Championship coverage to putter purchases and Goodwill finds. Its appeal is the informal rhythm: leaderboard math, shot guesses, commercial-break asides, and sudden bursts of belief when a putt matters.
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The Knackered Golfist Podcast is a rough-edged golf companion built from live reactions, equipment curiosity, and the kind of tournament attention that notices both a leaderboard move and an inconvenient commercial break. It often sounds close to the action. Masters coverage tracks players through Amen Corner, watches Justin Rose stretch a lead, sizes up Rory’s chances, and keeps returning to Cameron Young, Scotty Scheffler, Russell Henley, Tyrell Hatton, and the pressure of the closing holes. The Players Championship episodes carry a similar energy. Wind at 17, rough around the green, a second shot from 98 yards, and the camera’s shake all become part of the read. The show is not trying to sound like a network booth. It sounds like a golf obsessive thinking out loud while the round is still alive. That makes the pacing jumpy in a useful way. A shot is described, a prediction changes, a commercial interrupts, and the next player is already on the tee. Gear matters here too. Episodes around a TeI3 putter, Goodwill finds, and a new Scotty Scheffler putter give the show a hands-on collector streak rather than a purely tour-focused identity. There is also local golf texture, including a Sacramento encounter with a teaching figure. The Knackered Golfist Podcast is strongest when its live-watch format becomes a record of feeling: hope for a player, irritation at coverage, admiration for a firm course, and disbelief when the shot almost does what it should. It is informal. It is specific. It rewards listeners who enjoy golf as a running conversation, not just a recap.
Made for: For golf fans who enjoy live tournament reactions, gear talk, leaderboard speculation, and informal course-side chatter. It especially suits listeners who care about the Masters, the Players Championship, putters, Sacramento golf culture, and the small frustrations of televised golf.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its unvarnished watch-along feel: shots, commercials, player chances, and equipment thoughts arrive in real time. It feels closer to sitting beside a dedicated golf fan than hearing a packaged recap.
This golf enthusiast has been addicted to golf since I was 8 years old, that's 40 years to you and me. Always trying to get the best deal on forged golf irons before they are all gone. Classic forged irons are really what get me excited about hitting golf balls the way they were intended to be hit. That goes for classic putters and classic persimmon woods too. Golf is far too expensive and it doesn't have to be. Golf can be participated in for far less money than what you think. Golf equipment, golf balls at the range, golf outings at the lo...
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A tense Masters watch-along that keeps the leaderboard drama front and center.
The Masters watch-along stays tight on the closing stretch, treating the final holes as a live nerve test. Justin Rose, Russell Henley, Scottie Scheffler, Rory, Cameron Young, and Tyrell Hatton all remain in the picture as the final group reaches the eighth and the round moves…
Live Players Championship chatter with weather, patience, and enough self-aware chaos to keep the round interesting.
The review treats The Players Championship coverage as a loose live golf diary, with the Knackered Golfist following wind shifts, leaderboard movement, and the Saturday pace with an easy eye for detail.
A windy links round with the easy feel of a golfer thinking out loud.
The Knackered Golfist follows a windy links round where the course, the wind, and the tee shots do most of the work. What gives it shape is the detail: par threes, one-iron shots, and the steady fight with coastal conditions.
Collin Morikawa shoots 61 at the Travelers Championship, tying his lowest PGA Tour round.
The Knackered Golfist Podcast provides informal commentary on the final round of the 2026 U.S.
The Knackered Golfist Podcast tracks the 2026 Masters final round while Justin Rose sits at 12 under, Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Russell Henley, and Cameron Young all hover near the lead, and the hosts keep calling Amen Corner "one for the ages." The episode spends a long stretch on Rose's tee shots at 10, 11, 12, and 13, including a bogey at 12 after the leaf blowers came out to clear pine straw, and the lead keeps changing by the hole.
A golf enthusiast discusses his passion for classic forged irons and affordable golf equipment.
The host discusses the ongoing Players Championship, analyzing player performances and equipment choices.
The host discusses his new Scotty Cameron putter and meeting a golf teacher at the range.
A golf enthusiast discusses his passion for classic forged irons and affordable golf, with a brief mention of the Players Championship highlights.
The Players Championship turns into a wind test on 17 and 16 as Jordan Spieth and Scottie Scheffler struggle.
The host watches the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and discusses the tournament, players like Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry, and the challenging weather conditions.
The host discusses a recent round of golf at Hidden Brook, his handicap change, and his passion for classic forged irons and affordable golf.
The host recounts a round of golf at Hidden Brook Golf Club, describing the weather, his playing partners, and how golf improved his mood after a bad day.
Bodega Harbour Golf Links played like a true links course with 30 mph wind and no level lies.
The host discusses the drama and excitement of the Masters golf tournament, defending Scottie Scheffler against claims of being boring.
The host discusses his passion for golf, particularly classic forged irons and putters, and shares a putting practice session at Sierra Pines Golf Course during windy conditions.
The host rambles about golf, the Western Open tournament, and his love for classic golf equipment.