Golfers Anonymous

Scotland is the final frontier for most golf sickos yet it can be extremely intimidating to plan. 
That's why I brought on Jordan from Dog Tracks and Cow Pastures to help me lay out the basics you need to know when planning a trip to Scotland and some simple mistakes to avoid.

I sat down with Tim Ball from Knockdown Golf to talk about his passion for golf, photography, and life on Cape Cod.
Tim also has a close connection to Cape Cod Country Club, which is slated to become a solar farm in the near future. There’s a petition circulating to help save the course — if this conversation resonates with you, getting involved could make a real difference.

It didn't always look like it, but the 2025 Ryder Cup is a golf tournament I will always remember.
We bring back on Golfers Anonymous veteran Matt Weinstein to tell us some stories from his time on the grounds Saturday and Sunday.

The Ryder Cup is officially here so I had to make a call across the pond to my friend Dantalksgolf to come preview Bethpage with me.
We talk about our favorite Ryder Cup Moments, break down the two teams, and make some predictions for the weekend.

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I’m joined by Jarrod from Cape Cod Golf Guys, who with his brother Adam set out to play—and document—the 51 courses across Cape Cod and the Islands.
We talked about how the idea was born on a family porch and grew into a full-fledged platform that helps locals and visitors alike discover everything from scrappy nine-holers to bucket-list private clubs. Jarrod shares their approach to reviewing courses, why capturing the vibe matters more than perfect greens, and how their creative tournaments—like Bird Fest at Royal & Ancient Chappaquiddick—bring the Cape golf community together.
As someone who hasn't ventured down to the Cape much for golf, this was a super fun conversation.

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I'm joined by Bryn D'Andrea, aka @swing_thoughts_.
We talk about Bryn's shift from focusing on competitive golf to enjoying the game in new ways. Bryn shares how he's now more interested in the golf course architecture, playing with friends, and just being outside. Tune in to hear how this change has made golf more enjoyable for him and might inspire you to see the game differently too.

This week I'm thrilled to welcome Steve, the founder of Old Faithful Golf Co. Join me as I dive into Steve's fascinating journey into the world of golf and the timeless charm of vintage clubs.
We chat about the intricacies of finding the right shaft, the gearhead mentality, and the joy of tinkering that resonates with many golfers. Steve also reveals what's in his bag, shares some of the coolest submissions to Old Faithful, and talks about his dream guest submissions.
This episode is a Gearhead's delight. Had a blast!
 

This week I’m joined by Jon Cone from Milwaukee Golf Blog for a special deep dive into the world of hidden gem golf courses. We swap stories about the thrill of discovering out-of-the-way tracks, what really makes a course a “hidden gem,” and why some of our favorite rounds happen in very random places.

This week on Golfers Anonymous, I'm joined by Daniel Clark, a lifelong golfer with a unique perspective on the game. We dive into Daniel's journey from growing up on a golf course in Germany to playing competitively in the U.S. and now living in the UK. Daniel shares his experiences of adapting to different golfing cultures and the challenges of maintaining his game amidst life's changes.
We also explore Florio Golf, where the mission to bring mental health conversations to every golf course. Daniel opens up about the inspiration behind his podcast, "Fairways and Feelings," and the impact of sharing personal stories within the golf community.

There's no better pre-golf meal than a bagel, and in New York City, golf and bagels are a perfect pair. That's why I sat down with Cy to discuss his journey from New Hampshire to New York City and the inspiration behind his page, Golf & Bagels.