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Upstate golf guys
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Amateur golf becomes tangible through candid guest conversations about competition, equipment, coaching and the mental demands of the game.
The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast treats golf as a game played by real people, with all the tinkering, frustration and ambition that entails. The host and a co-host build conversations around guests' firsthand experiences, moving from amateur tournament pressure to club fitting and…
A club fitting becomes a lie-angle lesson for anyone tired of watching shots leak right.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Snow talk, NIL, and the clubhouse honesty the show does best.
The episode keeps one foot in an Upstate New York winter and the other on Florida Mike's first event, with the early stretch leaning into snow, kids, and the sense of being buried by it all.
A loose, practical golf chat that makes instruction feel human and useful.
Steven Durand reads as a coach who keeps things grounded, with the discussion staying close to routines, focus, movement, and how instruction shifts between a younger player and an older one.
A lively AM Tour hang built on scorecard details, banter, and post-round memory.
The episode settles into a lively AM Tour hang, with several golfers in the room and plenty of back-and-forth about scores, flights, Nationals, and Hilton Head.
Competitive golf, loud banter, and late-round pressure that builds fast.
A 2v2 scramble gives this episode its pull because it stays competitive without losing its looseness. The four-player chemistry is easy to hear, with trash talk, shared momentum, and the sense that nobody ever fully drops out of the round.
Adaptive golf talk that stays practical about rules, fit, and how competitive players adjust.
Ricky Reilly joins a conversation that keeps its focus on adaptive golf: how the rule book handles strokes, why comeback attempts can be squeezed by limited holes, and how competitive play keeps moving.
A winter golf hang built around sponsor chatter, scramble talk, and an 18th hole finish.
The Upstate Golf Guys stay in their lane here, moving through winter golf gripes, sponsor chatter, and a scramble recap that keeps drifting back to the 18th hole.
Loose winter golf talk that still lands on indoor practice, lessons, and event details.
The episode reads like a lively golf-night hangout, with sponsor chatter, a new tour director introduction, and a year-round indoor golf setup giving it shape.
A hockey detour folds into a globe-trotting golf comeback story.
It opens on Team USA's hockey win over Canada, then settles into the golf comeback at the heart of it: getting back to the game, winning the first tournament back with a 67, and turning that return into a wider travel and content project.
Steven joins the Upstate Golf Guys for a conversation centered on coaching, practice, and the way golfers actually build confidence.
The crew gets together for a golf week party and starts with sponsor shout-outs and a welcome for the newest indoor golf sponsor.
The Upstate Golf Guys podcast features an in-depth interview with Matt and Mike, co-creators of Line Lion, a putting training aid designed to provide instant feedback on putter face alignment and stroke consistency.
Upstate Golf Guys podcast covers Olympics hockey, indoor golf facilities during brutal March weather, and features Lyle from Field Golf apparel brand.
The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast episode with Brandon centers on Louisiana golf, Bayou South’s shut-down driving range, and the LIV event renovations that are adding two practice greens, bunkers, and extra tee boxes.
Host Anthony interviews Tom Bottolato, aka 'The Tampa Golfer,' about his journey into competitive amateur golf starting at age 50.
The Upstate Golf Guys wrap up their year with a casual New Year episode covering Christmas gifts, comedy show bucket lists, favorite golf moments of 2025, and plans for upcoming golf trips.
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The boys go guest free and kick things off with the sort of Upstate winter chatter only golfers and parents boxed in by snow can really carry.
The guys come back from Hudson Valley Indoor Golf with a fitting story to tell.
The Upstate Golf Guys open with a sponsor shoutout, then bring an Upstate Golf Week AM Tour party into the room.
The livestream finally wakes up as the draft gets going.
Cole Ponich says he picked up golf at 18 months, started competing at age five, and later chose BYU after first committing to UCLA in ninth grade.
Andrew Austin, known online as Jimmy the Kid, talks about being one of the 48 players in the Internet Invitational and how Frankie Borelli DM'd him the invite.
Taylor Renee says she started taking golf seriously at 12 after trying BMX, cheer, and 12 years of soccer, then turned that path into college golf at Florida Southern.
The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast recaps the Virginia Masters at Golf Week Am Tour, including a two-day entry fee of about $265, split-course play at the Plantation Course and River Course, and a pace-of-play setup that the hosts said ran smoothly.
Golf podcast host interviews Jared Lott, a former professional golfer turned realtor and junior golf tour organizer in South Georgia, about the IGN Junior Golf Championship, Under Armour local tours, and his Southern Showcase junior golf series.
The show opens with St.
The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast bonus episode focuses on the John P Maurizio Golf Memorial, with Tracy joining the hosts to review the seventh year of the event.
The Upstate Golf Guys Podcast episode with Ricky Reilly centers on an adaptive golfer from Syracuse who says he is 86th in the world and second in the U.S.
An interview with JB Richardson, a 13-year-old competitive golfer from Conway, South Carolina who plays Hurricane Junior Golf Tour events.
It opens cold.
The Upstate Golf Guys open the new year in the middle of a freezing upstate winter.
The group looks back at one of the most fun rounds of the year, a 2v2 scramble that stayed tight without getting stiff.