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On this episode I'm joined by former Tour Pro Bob Friend, former Tour Caddy and the Founder of Caddy for a Cure Russ Holden, and the Founder of Par 4 Success Chris Finn.
Bob Friend shares his thoughts on the rest of the PGA Tour season and if he would be concerned about Covid-19 if he were playing out on Tour. He also shares a tip for how to square the club face and get center face contact more consistently.
Russ Holden updates us on the great work his organization, Caddy for a Cure, is doing for our wounded military Veterans. He also talks about their new partnership with 2nd Swing that will turn the old clubs taking up space in our garages into money for the charity of your choice. Check it out at www.clubsforcharity.com.
Chris Finn gives us exercises and stretches that can help us gain more distance and play pain free. Take their free assessment to understand which areas of the body may be restricting your swing and costing you distance. As Chris explains during our conversation, it's not always the spot of the pain that's the issue: www.par4success.com/next

Shaun Micheel and I revisit his 2003 PGA Championship victory and perhaps the greatest approach shot to the 72nd hole in major championship golf...that he didn't see until he got up to the green. Shaun also shared the story of the raging fire that broke out just a few yards from where he and other players were playing when trying to qualify for the Hoag Classic earlier this year and the small change that made a big difference in helping him find his game.

Paul Levy shares his insights on what the reset of this season could look like on the PGA Tour, could we see a fanless PGA Championship and Ryder Cup, and what the new normal could like going forward.

Top Instructor Eric Johnson talks about the state of golf in the midst of Covid-19. He also talks shares tips for hitting the ball solid first...he'll fix curve second. Plus, is this the end of hands on instruction?

Top Instructor Eric Johnson talks about the state of golf plus tips for hitting the ball solid first...he'll fix curve second, plus what the new normal may look like for golf instruction going forward.
Paul Levy shares his insights on what this season could look like on the PGA Tour including the notion of a fanless PGA Championship and Ryder Cup.
Shaun Micheel and I revisit his 2003 PGA Championship victory and perhaps the greatest approach shot to the 72nd hole in major championship golf...that he didn't see until he got up to the green. Shaun also shared the story of the raging fire that broke out just a few yards from where he and other players were playing when trying to qualify for the Hoag Classic earlier this year and the small change that made a big difference in helping him find his game.

We get more tips and drills you can do at home from Top Instructor Tom Patri. Tom also helps build our swings from the ground up and lets you know how you can get private instruction from him via the V1 Golf app.

PGA Tour Champions Pro Donnie Hammond shares his thoughts on what a November Masters might be like plus what life as a PGA Tour Pro is like off the golf course.

We get more tips and drills you can do at home from Top Instructor Jim Estes. Jim also talks about the great work that he and his team do to teach the game to wounded military Veterans via the Salute Military Golf Assocation (www.smga.org).

We get more tips and drills you can do at home from Top Instructors Jim Estes and Tom Patri. Jim also talks about the great work that he and his team do to teach the game to wounded military Veterans via the Salute Military Golf Assocation (www.smga.org). Tom Patri helps reconstruct my swing from the ground up via the V1 Golf app.
PGA Tour Champions Pro Donnie Hammond shares his thoughts on what a November Masters might be like plus what life as a PGA Tour Pro is like outside of the golf course.

Hall Sutton and I talk: his amazing college golf career at Centenary College and winning the 19802 college Player of the Year, his wins at the 1980 US Amateur, his 1983 PGA Championship victory over Jack Nicklaus, dealing with the burden of being tagged the next Jack Nicklaus, the slump he had in the late 80's and 90's, and his 2000 Players Championship victory over Tiger and the quote that goes with him everywhere "Be the right club today." Hear all that and more on this special segment of Next on the Tee.

2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley talks about what got him over the hump from playing on what's now Korn Ferry Tour to winning a Champion's Tour major. He also talks about how he was able to focus on his game and not the legends who were chasing him during the final round of the 2012 Senior Players Championship.

Golf Magazine Top 100 Instructor Tim Cusick shares drills you can do at home, how to hit better chip shots around the green and how to determine proper ball position.

Andy Traynor shares his insights on Lee Westwood and Matt Kuchar plus drills you can do at home to keep your swing in shape and how to properly execute a great fairway bunker shot.

Long time friend of the show Faribault Woolen Mill CEO Paul Grangaard, talks about partnering with the Minnesota Twins to help protect local hospital heroes. He also talks about their partnership with the military which extends back before World War 1.

2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley, Top Instructors Andy Traynor & Tim Cusick, plus Faribault Woolen Mill CEO Paul Grangaard join me on this edition of Next on the Tee.
2012 Senior Players Champion Joe Daley talks about what got him over the hump from playing on what's now Korn Ferry Tour to winning a Champion's Tour major. He also talks about how he was able to focus on his game and not the legends who were chasing him during the final round of the 2012 Senior Players Championship.
Top Instructors Andy Traynor and Tim Cusick share drill you can do at home to keep your golf swing in tune plus some short game and putting tips to help lower your scores.
Faribault Woolen Mill Company CEO Paul Grangaard talks about partnering with the Minnesota Twins to turn last year's Homer Hankies into masks for local Minnesota hospital personnel. He also talks about their long standing partnership with the military and how they've been supporting them since World War 1.