On this in-studio edition of Golf Talk Live, Tony Leodora spoke with the legendary Jan Stephenson and with Steve Hanson from The Villages in Florida. Allen Depuy unveiled this month's Product of the Month.

On this in-studio edition of Golf Talk Live, Tony Leodora spoke with the legendary Jan Stephenson and with Steve Hanson from The Villages in Florida. Allen Depuy unveiled this month's Product of the Month.

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Weekly podcast that is all things golf released every Wednesday!

Quiet Please Golf Podcast

Quiet Please Golf Podcast first debuted in March 2006 as GolfTalk Live on AM990 Radio in Philadelphia bringing radio and podcast listeners the latest news from the World of Golf. Reformatting the Show as lively banter between our panel of golf industry experts and guests. QP brings golfers around the world the latest on golf destination packages, cutting edge instructional insight, local golf stories and interviews with the men and women that are shaping the golf world. A new show drops weekly wherever you listen to your podcast selections. 

Quiet Please Golf Podcast first debuted in March 2006 as GolfTalk Live on AM990 Radio in Philadelphia bringing radio and podcast listeners the latest news from the World of Golf. Reformatting the Show as lively banter between our panel of golf industry experts and guests. QP brings golfers around the world the latest on golf destination packages, cutting edge instructional insight, local golf stories and interviews with the men and women that are shaping the golf world. A new show drops weekly wherever you listen to your podcast selections. <a href="https://www.audible.com/pd/Podcast/B08JJNPCJF?qid=1611895716&amp;sr=1-2&amp;ref=a_search_c3_lProduct_1_2&amp;pf_rd_p=83218cca-c308-412f-bfcf-90198b687a2f&amp;pf_rd_r=E598RC5GQY57SN6XSQSK"></a>

US Women's Open & Jan Stephenson

In this episode of Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we start by reflecting on the passing of Dave Pelz, the legendary short game coach whose groundbreaking work revolutionized putting and chipping for both pros and amateurs alike. His influence on the game is lasting, particularly with players like Phil Mickelson who credit him for their success. We then shift to Viktor Hovland's impressive resurgence at the Valspar Championship, where his solid approach play and newfound putting confidence earned him the win, signaling his readiness to contend for major titles. Next, we discuss the conclusion of TGL's inaugural season, which combined high-tech innovation with traditional golf, captivating younger fans and sparking conversations about the league's future. Finally, we look at LIV Golf players’ challenges in qualifying for the Open Championship, as the R&A holds firm on its criteria, adding complexity to the ongoing LIV vs. PGA Tour saga. All in all, it’s been a week of significant developments in the world of golf.

In this episode of Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we start by reflecting on the passing of Dave Pelz, the legendary short game coach whose groundbreaking work revolutionized putting and chipping for both pros and amateurs alike. His influence on the game is lasting, particularly with players like Phil Mickelson who credit him for their success. We then shift to Viktor Hovland's impressive resurgence at the Valspar Championship, where his solid approach play and newfound putting confidence earned him the win, signaling his readiness to contend for major titles. Next, we discuss the conclusion of TGL's inaugural season, which combined high-tech innovation with traditional golf, captivating younger fans and sparking conversations about the league's future. Finally, we look at LIV Golf players&rsquo; challenges in qualifying for the Open Championship, as the R&amp;A holds firm on its criteria, adding complexity to the ongoing LIV vs. PGA Tour saga. All in all, it&rsquo;s been a week of significant developments in the world of golf.

#074: Legacy, Resurgence & the Future of Golf: Pelz, Hovland, TGL & LIV's Open Quest

In this episode of Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the hosts discuss Rory McIlroy's thrilling playoff victory over JJ Spaun at The Players Championship, analyzing whether this win signals the start of a monster year for Rory, potentially leading to a major victory. They also explore the 50th anniversary of Sawgrass and debate whether The Players Championship could be considered golf’s 5th major. The conversation shifts to the inaugural season of TGL, reflecting on what went right and what could be improved, particularly around pacing and team dynamics. Lastly, they dive into the ongoing struggles of LIV Golf, questioning whether it’s dying or already dead, with concerns about its lack of fan engagement and the controversies surrounding its backing.

In this episode of&nbsp;Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the hosts discuss Rory McIlroy's thrilling playoff victory over JJ Spaun at The Players Championship, analyzing whether this win signals the start of a monster year for Rory, potentially leading to a major victory. They also explore the 50th anniversary of Sawgrass and debate whether The Players Championship could be considered golf&rsquo;s 5th major. The conversation shifts to the inaugural season of TGL, reflecting on what went right and what could be improved, particularly around pacing and team dynamics. Lastly, they dive into the ongoing struggles of LIV Golf, questioning whether it&rsquo;s dying or already dead, with concerns about its lack of fan engagement and the controversies surrounding its backing.

#073: Rory's Triumph_ TGL's Future and LIV's Struggles

In this episode of the Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we dive into three fascinating topics. First, Nicholas Callaway, son of golfing icon Ely Callaway discusses the upcoming book that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Callaway Golf and its transformative impact on the sport's equipment landscape, with insights also from Callaway executive Mike Galeski. Next, we recap the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational, highlighting the top performances, memorable moments, and reflecting on how the tournament continues to honor the legacy of "The King." Finally, we explore Sergio Garcia’s renewed form and his prospects for the 2025 Ryder Cup, analyzing his return to competitive golf, his leadership role on the European team, and the influence of his legacy on future Ryder Cup campaigns. Each segment offers rich insights into the evolving world of golf.

In this episode of the Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we dive into three fascinating topics. First, Nicholas Callaway, son of golfing icon Ely Callaway discusses the upcoming book that offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Callaway Golf and its transformative impact on the sport's equipment landscape, with insights also from Callaway executive Mike Galeski. Next, we recap the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational, highlighting the top performances, memorable moments, and <a></a>reflecting on how the tournament continues to honor the legacy of "The King." Finally, we explore Sergio Garcia&rsquo;s renewed form and his prospects for the 2025 Ryder Cup, analyzing his return to competitive golf, his leadership role on the European team, and the influence of his legacy on future Ryder Cup campaigns. Each segment offers rich insights into the evolving world of golf.

US Women's Open & Jan Stephenson

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