Best Golf Podcasts (Top 5)

Written by Todd in Golf Club Questions

Back in the day there were two options to get golf content.

You either had to tune into the Golf Channel or Subscribe to one of the major golf magazines.

One of our favorite options to consume golf related content is through podcasts.

There are truly some quality golf podcasts whether you are looking for game improvement tips, pure entertainment or you like to learn about golf related history.  Many of the top podcasts are interview style where the greats of today and the past join the host.

Each of the top 5 podcasts below has a twist that makes it highly entertaining or highly helpful.

Best Golf Podcasts – Top 5

  1. Golf Subpar
  2. Be The Right Club Today
  3. On The Mark
  4. The Erik Anders Lang Show
  5. Local Knowledge
Golf is an amazing journey with some awesome experiences. Join us on their golf journey!

#1 Golf Subpar

Two guys that love everything about golf and having a great time!

GOLF’s Subpar is hosted by former PGA Tour pro Colt Knost and a long time friend of Colt, Drew Stoltz.  Colt and Drew love the game of golf.  While Colt was the US Amateur winner and played on the PGA Tour for over 10 years, he eventually retired and hosts the podcast and works for the CBS golf coverage team.  Drew didn’t quite have as much success as Colt, but loves the game.

These two love to talk about gambling on golf, having a good time and are great at interview current and past players.  If you want some inside information to what PGA Tour pros are really like, these two do a great job of diving in and asking the right questions. They do their homework and the 9 questions they ask at the end of the E9 portion of the podcasts is funny and highly entertaining.

As they interview current and past players or celebrities, great stories are told that give you an insight to what life is like on tour or as a celebrity playing at some of the finest country clubs in the world.

While this podcast won’t help your overall game that much, if you love golf, these two do as well!  You will enjoy the stories if you are a fan of professional golf and gain some insight into the struggles of professional golfers.

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#2 Be The Right Club Today

The best mental game resource out there with practical tips to help you today!

This podcast is hosted by PGA Tour Legend and two time Major Champion Hal Sutton along with a star instructor in Chase Cooper.  If you are looking for an edge in your game on how to play better from a mental game approach this is your go to podcast.  I spent many years wondering what goes through the mind of professional golfers.  Well, Hal Sutton delivers.  His ability to share his stories as well as ask the right questions is a game changer and provides the insight many of us have been seeking for years.  

The guests are comfortable with Hal and will dive into the answers and not give your basic media response so commonly found in post round press conferences.  We have learned about the struggles with golf swings and the lack of confidence that even professionals have to deal with.

Hal is old school, which is a great thing!  Chase is a quality player himself and both are working to help the next generation of golfers and teach daily at their golf center.

My major takeaway from listening to every podcast they have put out there is to trust your decision, commit to the shot and swing with confidence.  When you let self doubt creep in, you are bound to daily.  You don’t need to make a swing change after every swing, instead work on your commitment to your shot.  When I take this approach to the golf course, I play much better and commit to this approach for 18 holes.

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#3 On The Mark by the PGA Tour

Great insight into the golf swing with some of the best instructors in the world!

Hosted by Mark Immelman, this podcast gets some of the top stars and instructors on the podcast.  If you are looking for pure swing analysis and dive into the teaching methods of the world’s top instructors this is the podcast for you.  

Mark is an instructor himself and a college golf course in addition to work on the broadcast teams on the PGA Tour.  You can improve your game, learn swing techniques of the top teachers and gain insight into the mental game and course strategy of the top golfers in the world.

Mark is the older brother of 2008 Masters Champion Trevor Immelman and has a wealth of knowledge.  He also isn’t afraid to dive into an instructor’s approach and ask the key questions to help the listener get a quality visual of the approach.

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#4 The Erik Anders Lang Show

Someone else that loves golf as much as you and has great experiences!

Any everyday person who loves golf and has committed his life to providing quality content for the listener.  He is on a journey of his own to capture experiences and share them with his listeners/viewers all related to golf.  There are no swing tips, but instead he tries to uncover WHY we gof, not necessarily HOW we go.

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#5 Local Knowledge

Golf Reporting at it’s finest.  A true deep dive!

A deep dive by great reporters makes this podcast a great listen.  Daniel Rapaport, Alex Myers and Keely Levins bring together a great deal of research and interviews to provide the listener with insight into life on tour or golf in general.  The podcast is highly professional with insight and perspectives you might not find elsewhere.  The leg work done to complete a show of this quality takes time and they produce great results.

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Many of the best podcast have some famous golfers and set up some amazing interviews!

Final Thoughts: Best Golf Podcasts

Everyone might be looking for something a little bit different out of their golf podcast.  The five above provide a pretty well rounded view on the golf world.  From the PGA Tour, to the physical golf swing, to the mental side of the golf, and all the way into great reporting on some of the greatest and most popular golf topics!  Golf is an amazing sport, one that so many of us love. 

Enjoy your journey with golf and experience the journey of others through these 5 excellent and in our opinion, best golf podcasts out there!

My Secret To Golf Improvement

Let’s face it, in order to get really good at golf, we must practice frequently.  About four years ago, I made the leap and invested in a golf simulator build for my garage.  I went with a SkyTrak Launch Monitor and the TGC software and can now play over 100,000 courses including Augusta, Pebble Beach, Bethpage Black, Whistling Straits. St. Andrews and many other of the top 100 courses in the world.

This golf simulator setup, which is more affordable that you might imagine, has been a game changer.  I can now play golf everyday of the year regardless of rain, snow, cold weather or time of day.  I can practice or play rounds of golf.  I can stand in the 11th fairway at Augusta and with the auto-rewind feature I am able to practice my approach shots from various differences.

It is worth checking out through Rain or Shine Golf as they offer some incredible packages along with financing offers that are difficult to beat.

Some direct links to Rain or Shine Golf for pricing and financing:

Take Action – What You Can Do Today to Get Better

What does this mean for you?  I believe in the following recipe to get better:

1 – Improve your motion in the golf swing by identifying a golf instructor.  Here are some options:

Here is a list of golf instructors that we have reviewed:

2 – Train to swing faster and improve your swing speed.  Here are some options:

Looking to gain more Speed and Distance in your swing. Two Options:

3 – Understand course strategy and work to break through your next barrier.  Here is a series on breaking through:

We have provided guides on how to break 100, 90, 80 and 70. Check out more below, if interested.

4 – Practice Frequently

Did you know that I build a golf simulator in my garage and have played over 500 rounds of golf on my SkyTrak system?  It has been a game changer and one worth checking out. Here are some of my other posts on golf simulators frequently asked questions:

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