Locally on the Links

In this episode of Locally on the Links, host Rich Roth sits down with Geoff Redgrave, Director of Golf at Wintergreen Resort, to help you navigate the transition into the 2026 golf season.The unpredictable spring weather has left many courses with "tight lies" and dormant patches. Geoff shares professional-level "free tips" on how to handle these conditions, including a unique "putting motion" for chipping that prevents digging and sculling. We also dive into the current state of the PGA Tour, Rory McIlroy’s recent dominance, and why Matt Fitzpatrick’s putting is a "work of art" every amateur should study.Whether you’re looking for a discount on your next round at Stoney Creek or curious about the "bowling alley" fairways at Devil’s Knob, this episode is packed with value for every golfer.00:00 – Intro: Spring weather swings and turf impact.02:15 – How to play "punch shots" from emerging Bermuda and Zoysia grass.04:30 – The Chipping Secret: Using a putting motion with your wedges.07:45 – Choosing your "chipping friends": Club selection strategy.10:20 – Wintergreen Update: Devil’s Knob vs. Stoney Creek conditions.13:10 – Special Offer: The Stoney Creek 4-Pack (plus a bonus round!).15:45 – PGA Tour Talk: Rory McIlroy’s resurgence and the LIV Golf debate.18:20 – Why Matt Fitzpatrick is the best putting model for amateurs.Resources:Book a Tee Time: Wintergreen Resort Official SiteSpecial Offer: Purchase the Stoney Creek 4-Pack (Buy 4, Get 1 Free through May 10th)#GolfTips #ShortGame #WintergreenResort #LocallyOnTheLinks #GolfInstruction #PGATour #RoryMcIlroy #GolfLife #VirginiaGolf #StoneyCreek

Join Rich Roth on Locally on the Links as he sits down with Jason Brown, owner of Birdies… Where Are You, the premier indoor golf facility at Smith Mountain Lake. Jason shares the moving inspiration behind his facility’s name—a tribute to his late grandson, Colton Grey—and how it fuels his passion for teaching the game.In this episode, we dive into:The Indoor Revolution: How GS Pro simulator technology is changing how we practice, offering 45-minute rounds and data-driven instruction.Pro Instruction: Why "swinging harder" is a common mistake and how to use physics for a more leisurely, effective swing.Masters Recap: Analysis of Rory McIlroy’s historic back-to-back win at Augusta and Scottie Scheffler's calm under pressure.Local Access: Everything you need to know about the Westlake facility, from 24/7 member access to public hourly rentals.Visit Birdies… Where Are You: birdieswhereareyou.com | 804-398-92030:00 – Intro to Jason Brown & Birdies, Where Are You?1:45 – The Heartfelt Story: Colton Gray’s Legacy5:10 – Benefits of Indoor Simulators vs. Outdoor Play8:30 – Common Golf Mistakes: Swing Physics & Effort12:15 – Mastering GS Pro: Putting, Chipping & Lie Angles15:40 – Masters Recap: Rory McIlroy & Scotty Scheffler20:10 – Booking Info & Westlake Location#SmithMountainLake #SML #WestlakeVA #VirginiaGolf #LynchburgVA #RoanokeVA #GolfInstruction #IndoorGolf #GolfSimulators #GSPro #Masters2026 #RoryMcIlroy #BirdiesWhereAreYou #GolfTips #Podcast #LocallyOnTheLinks

In this edition of Locally on the Links, host Rich Roth is joined by Marty Chandler, Director of Golf at London Downs Golf Course. Fresh off a trip to Augusta National, Marty shares a rare behind-the-scenes look at a Masters Monday practice round, from the 7:00 AM merch lines to the extreme slopes of Hole #5 that television cameras never quite capture.They also dive into the current state of golf in the Lynchburg area, including the "green up" of Bermuda fairways and upcoming demo days for Titleist and Callaway at London Downs. Whether you're curious about Tiger Woods' future or need a quick tip to fix your driver setup, this episode has you covered.

Locally on the Links: Spring Opening at The Omni HomesteadHost Rich Roth welcomes Mark Fry, Director of Golf at the historic Omni Homestead, to discuss the highly anticipated 2026 golf season. As the legendary Cascades Course prepares for its grand opening this Saturday, April 4th, Mark shares what golfers can expect from the conditions and layout this year.In this episode, we dive into:Course Previews: An inside look at the championship-level Cascades and the unique "6-6-6" layout of the historic Old Course.Pro Instructional Tips: Why putting is 43% of your score and the specific "Ladder" and "Feel" drills you should use to shake off winter rust.2026 Event Calendar: Details on the upcoming Ladies Golf Day (May 30th), the Youth Golf Academy Fundraiser (August 4th), and the September Generation Cup.The Masters & PGA Tour: Mark and Rich discuss Tiger Woods, Gary Woodland’s emotional comeback, and who to watch for at Augusta.Planning a trip? Learn about "Buddy Golf" packages for groups of 12-16 and why spring is the perfect time to take advantage of twilight rates.

In this episode of Locally on the Links, host Rich Roth sits down with Geoff Redgrave, the Director of Golf at Wintergreen Resort, to gear up for the 2026 golf season. From the latest PGA Tour drama to getting your own bag ready for the spring thaw, we cover everything you need to know to hit the fairways this month.PGA Tour & The Players Recap: We dive into Cameron Young’s massive win at Sawgrass, including that historic 375-yard drive on the 18th.Masters Speculation: Is Tiger Woods ready for Augusta? We discuss the rumors surrounding his health and the possibility of him joining the Champions Tour now that he’s 50.Playing Wintergreen: Geoff gives an update on course conditions at Stoney Creek and Devil’s Knob, plus a look at the Unlimited Golf Package and the 4-Play punch card savings.Tech Talk & Demo Days: Why you shouldn't buy "off the rack" this year. Learn about Cobra’s new 33-setting driver technology and the rise of zero-torque putters.Don't miss the upcoming Demo Days at Stoney Creek featuring Callaway, Titleist, and Cobra. Get fitted by professionals using Trackman technology to ensure your equipment matches your swing.

Join host Rich Roth for a deep dive into the 2026 golf season with special guest Colton King, Head Golf Professional at Poplar Grove. Whether you are a casual fan or a scratch player, this episode covers everything from the professional tour's biggest controversies to practical tips for improving your game this spring.The State of Pro Golf: We discuss the prestige of The Players Championship, the debate over it becoming a "fifth major," and the impact of the PGA Tour’s restructured schedule.LIV Golf vs. PGA: Colton shares his candid thoughts on the sustainability of LIV Golf, the return of Anthony Kim, and how the professional landscape is shifting for stars like Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy.Course Updates at Poplar Grove: Learn about the major drainage projects and the exciting redesign of Hole 14, making it one of the area's premier "risk-reward" drivable par fours.Spring Training for Your Swing: Colton breaks down his "back to basics" checklist, including alignment drills, maintaining balance, and the importance of using your club’s bounce when chipping.Why you should spend 20 minutes on the putting green for every 10 minutes on the range.How to use weight distribution to stop "chunking" your iron shots.The evolution of golf technology and how affordable launch monitors can dial in your yardages.

Spring has officially arrived in Lynchburg, and it's time to get those clubs out of the garage! In this episode of Locally on the Links, host Rich Roth sits down with Marty Chandler, Director of Golf at London Downs Golf Club.As the weather warms up, Marty shares essential advice for transitioning from simulator "screen golf" back to the real-deal dormant Bermuda grass. We dive deep into:The "Chip Once" Rule: Why getting on the green is more important than being close to the pin.Target Acquisition: How a simple leaf or broken tee just two feet in front of your ball can fix your alignment.Scoring Benchmarks: Practical strategies for breaking 100, 90, or 80 by managing expectations and avoiding the "hero shot".Plus, we get an update on Lynchburg’s own Zach Bauchou on the PGA Tour and discuss whether we’ll see Tiger Woods at Augusta this year.

In this episode of Locally on the Links, host Rich Roth welcomes back former PGA Tour professional and current Senior PGA Tour pro Dick Mast. As the calendar turns to March, the duo dives into the biggest storylines in professional golf and offers essential advice for local players heading back to the course this springTiger’s Masters Outlook: Dick discusses Tiger Woods’ potential return at Augusta. While walking the undulating terrain remains the biggest challenge for Tiger's leg, Mast suggests a Senior Tour (PGA Tour Champions) event would be the perfect competitive "warm-up" for the legend.The Dominance of Scottie Scheffler: The guys compare Scheffler’s current run of consistency to Tiger’s prime. Mast highlights Scheffler’s mental toughness and "winner" DNA as the reason he remains the man to beat at the upcoming Masters.Tour Transitions: A look at players like Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson, and the shifting landscape between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.As winter transitions into spring, Dick Mast provides a roadmap for shaking off the rust:Short Game First: Start your season by hitting 30-yard wedge shots. This builds rhythm, timing, and hand coordination that eventually translates to your driver.The "Bounce" Factor: Learn why course conditions matter for your equipment. Mast explains why you need more bounce on your wedges for soft, wet spring turf and less bounce for firm summer conditions.Stretching & Basics: Before swinging for the fences, Mast recommends a "tune-up" with a teaching pro to review the fundamentals: grip, stance, and alignment.

Rich Roth and The Omni Homestead Director of Golf Mark Fry discussed the impact of severe ice on course maintenance, new technology from the PGA show, and the outlook for the 2026 golf season.Fry shared the challenges of managing greens under solid ice, explaining that while snow provides insulation, ice can suffocate the grass by blocking oxygen. He noted that his superintendent might even use a tractor to punch holes through the ice to reach the plants.Fry analyzed the latest trends from the PGA show, including $70,000 multi-sport simulators and various putting training aids. He stressed that while "zero torque" and face-balanced putters are popular, golfers should still focus on "feel" and maintaining flexibility through winter stretching. The segment ended with Fry expressing hope for a strong 2026 season and inviting listeners to visit the resort’s two courses once the weather clears.

Rich Roth and Wintergreen Director of Golf Geoff Redgrave discussed winter resort operations, technical putting insights, and the upcoming 2026 golf season.Redgrave shared managing golf in extreme cold during peak ski season, where players sometimes use hammers for tees. They highlighted how eye dominance influences ball position and shot shape.Redgrave analyzed new "zero torque" putters but stressed that fundamentals like core fitness and a steady head remain key. The segment ended with an invitation to book the 2026 unlimited golf package for the Stoney Creek and Devil's Knob courses.

This week on Locally on the Links, Rich Roth caught up with Mark Fry, Director of Golf at The Omni Homestead Resort. Fry shared why fall is his favorite time to play—cool mountain weather, vibrant foliage, and perfectly conditioned greens—and gave an update on the resort’s $175 million renovation, which has boosted both group and leisure golf.He also reflected on hosting the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Championship, where the Cascades Course challenged 132 players from 13 countries and showcased how advances in technology have changed the women’s game since 2009.Fry offered insight on golf equipment, ball selection, and smart strategy for par fives, emphasizing course management over power. He wrapped up by describing a fun member event—the 5-4-3 format on the Old Course—and reminded listeners that while the Cascades Course closes November 9 (with a special Thanksgiving reopening), the Old Course stays open year-round for golfers eager to tee it up in the mountains.

This week on Locally on the Links, Rich Roth and LondonDowns’ Marty Chandler recapped a dramatic Ryder Cup weekend at Bethpage Black, where Team USA fell short despite home-field advantage and roaring New Yorkfans.Chandler broke down how Europe’s hot putters and relentlessbirdie streaks silenced the crowd early, while soft conditions and light rough turned what should’ve been an American setup into a scoring paradise for the visitors.The show also celebrated a local success story, as formerLondon Downs standout Zach Bauchou officially earned his PGA Tour card for 2026, giving area golfers a new hometown pro to cheer on.In the teaching segment, Chandler shared bunker basics: aimto hit an inch behind the ball, keep the clubface open, and use the sand—not the club—to lift the ball out. His mantra? “It only took one shot to get in—take one to get out.”

This week on Locally on the Links, Rich Roth welcomedlongtime PGA Tour veteran Dick Mast, who is still competing on the Senior Tour and giving lessons locally at Poplar Grove.They kicked things off with Mast reflecting on his recentqualification for the Senior PGA Championship and sharing memories from classic venues like Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill. He also broke down how technology has changed the game—making equipment more forgiving, adding distance, and reshaping strategy.The Ryder Cup took center stage as Rich and Dick analyzedEurope’s early dominance, which came largely from lights-out putting, and how soft course conditions at Bethpage Black erased the U.S. team’s setup advantage.In the teaching segment, Mast stressed that the quickest wayto lower scores is through the short game—especially putting. He offered practical tips: read the fall line of the green, adjust speed and break for different grasses, and use training aids like mirrors or lasers to improve alignment and balance.

his week on Locally on the Links, Rich Roth welcomed Faber Jamerson, General Manager at Falling River Country Club, for a Ryder Cup–themed conversation. They discussed the unique energy of the event, noting how rowdy crowds and momentum swings make it feel more like a true sporting event than a typical golf tournament.Faber also shared golf tips built around his “GAS” method—Grip, Aim, Stance. He explained different grip styles, proper aim, and stance fundamentals, and advised keeping the grip consistent from wedges to driver.Listeners got an inside look at Falling River’s signature hole #3, a downhill par-three over water that demands accuracy and smart decision-making. They wrapped up by talking about a fun two-man betting game called Hammer, which adds strategy and excitement to casual rounds.

This week on Locally on the Links, Rich Roth welcomed Marty Chandler, Director of Golf at London Downs, to discuss the Ryder Cup. They covered the different match formats—foursomes (alternate shot) and four-ball (best ball)—and the strategic use of analytics, which the European team is known for.Marty offered golf tips, advising listeners on how to play Hole #8 at London Downs, a tricky par-five. He also provided chipping advice, emphasizing the importance of practicing from various lies, not just perfect conditions, to improve confidence and performance.The episode concluded with Marty's Ryder Cup prediction and a suggestion for a fun on-course game called Robin for foursomes.

Rich Roth is joined by Geoff Redgrave, Director of Golf at Wintergreen Resort, on this week's Locally on the Links. they discuss fall conditions at Stoney Creek & Devil's Knob and share some tips on keeping golf fun, being smart while practicing, and a 5-3-1 game to keep things competitive in small groups.The round out the conversation by talking about the excitement over this year's Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa. Online at www.TheOmniHomestead.com

This week on Locally on the Links Rich Roth welcomed Faber Jamerson, General Manager at Falling River Country Club, to talk about the Ryder Cup where Faber shared his own experience representing the U.S. in the PGA CupFaber also offered putting advice such as matching your putter to your stroke style, how beginners benefit from a cross-handed grip and focusing on speed control by practicing long putts before a round.They also discussed the upcoming Smith Strong golf event set for October 4 at Falling River, upcoming pool renovations and Faber's new favorite on-course game, Hammer.

PGA Tour and Senior PGA Tour player Dick Mast drops by Locally on the Links to talk about his career, recent runner-up finish at the Mid Atlantic Senior Championship, and his qualification for the National PGA Championship in October.  They also share Ryder Cup predictions, the challenges of being a playing captain, and Europe’s strong team lineup. Mast, also Director of Golf Instruction at Poplar Grove, offers practical course management and short game tips—from chipping strategies to warming up effectively—helping everyday golfers lower their scores without overhauling their swing. Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com 

This week on Locally on the Links Rich Roth is joined by Director of Golf at The Omni Homestead Mark Fry Mark talks about their Virginia Highlands Youth Golf Academy event as well as the upcoming USGA Senior Women’s Amateur being played at The Cascades golf course in September and their need for a few more volunteers They also discuss course management tips like picking the right target to improve your alignment, playing at your strengths, and aiming for the green rather than the flag Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com

This week on Locally on the Links Rich Roth is joined by Golf Director at Wintergreen Geoff Redgrave Geoff shares expert course management tips to help lower your score — from choosing the right club off the tee to sharpening your short game. He also discusses how ego can get in the way of smart play and why post-round practice matters most.  Rich & Geoff also discuss the unbeatable value of Wintergreen’s Unlimited Golf Package and why Devil’s Knob, with its cooler mountaintop temps, is the perfect golf escape this summer and fall. Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com

Marty Chandler, Director of Golf at London Downs joins Rich Roth on Locally on the links to discuss the recent break in extreme heat, which has made golfing more enjoyable and safer—especially for older players. They also reflect on how fall is the best season for golf due to cooler temperatures, better course conditions, and lower humidity. Marty talks more about upcoming demo days and new club fittings before moving on to tips for course management. They wrap up the program with a little PGA Tour talk, including Scotty Scheffler’s British Open win and the new playoff structure Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com 

In this episode of Locally on the Links Rich Roth is joined by General Manager of Falling River Country Club Faber Jamerson They take a look at the timing of the Majors, share some thoughts on the FedEx Cup, and compare Scotty Scheffler and Tiger Woods. Does Scheffler have long-term staying power? Faber also gives us an update on the bunkers removal at Falling River Country Club and other projects like a new pool and clubhouse renovation. Lastly, they share some tips on course management helping to improve your game and the importance of playing “boring golf” Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com 

Rich Roth sits down with Director of Golf at The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa Mark Fry in this week’s Locally on the Links They talk about the differences between The Cascades and The Old Course at The Homestead, conditions & bunkers at the Open Championship and some tips for navigating in the wind Rich & Mark also spend a little time discussing upcoming events at The Homestead including one benefitting the VHYGA in August and the USGA Senior Women’s Amateur in September Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com 

This week on Locally on the Links Rich is joined by Director of Golf at London Downs Marty Chandler They talk about the individual bottled water available around the course at London Downs and other tips for staying cool on the golf course. They also discuss long game versus short game, switching out clubs, and chipping & putting.  Rich & Marty round everything out with a little tour talk and checking out what’s going on at London Downs like demo days Locally on the Links is presented by The Omni Homestead Resort & Spa – your next golf escape is just a short drive away. Book your adventure today at www.TheOmniHomestead.com 

Director of Golf at Wintergreen Geoff Redgrave drops by Locally on the Links this 4th of July weekend live from the Wintergreen Golf Academy Rich & Geoff discuss the Unlimited Golf Package available for both Stoney Creek & Devil’s Knob, how to prepare for playing Devil’s Knob, and playing all three 9’s at Stoney Creek They also talk about the golf academy going on at Wintergreen and all it entails and tips for playing in windy conditions Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com 

In this episode of Locally on the Links Rich speaks with the winner of The Donna Andrews Invitational at Boonsboro Country Club Emilia Duran & the winner of the 2025 NCAA Division III National Men’s Golf Title Eddie Coffren Emilia talked about playing at Boonsboro Country Club, the uniqueness of the event and the course, and how important “The Donna” is to Donna Andrews Lychburg Hornet Eddie Coffren shared how much of a grind the tournament was due to conditions, playing through the nerves, and what’s next for him in his golf career Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com 

Director of Golf at The Omni Homestead Resort Mark Fry drops by for Locally on the Links this summer weekendRich & Mark talk a little about the U.S. Open and how the weather and conditions can affect tournament play. Mark also shared some tips on playing in the rough and what irons to useLastly, they touched on some upcoming events including one that benefits their youth golf academy and the need for more volunteers for the U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur event coming up in September – and how each of those events could give you the opportunity to play at The Cascades!Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com

Faber Jamerson with Falling River Country Club drops by for Locally on the Links this weekRich & Faber discuss their takeaways from the U.S. Open, the toughness of the courses in both the U.S. Open and British Open, dealing with bad rough, and their picks for the tournamentFaber also gave us an update on the bunker removal process at Falling River, why short game is so important to him and tips for how to improve your short gameLocally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com

This week on Locally on the Links Rich Roth is joined by Director of Golf at London Downs Marty Chandler Rich & Marty talked in-depth about tees like different colors, USGA recommendations, and how terrain can affect how you play. They also talked a little U.S. Open and the state of the London Downs golf course Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com

For this week’s Locally on the Links host Rich Roth is joined by Director of Golf at Wintergreen Geoff RedgraveRich & Geoff discuss the PGA Tour moving tournament dates to earlier in the season, Scottie Scheffler seemingly coming out of nowhere, the outlook for Rory since The Masters, the upcoming U.S. Open, and a little college golfGeoff also shared some tips for playing on when you’re not at your best and practicing like you play. He also talks about their unlimited golf package which includes a 2-night stay and unlimited golf at Stoney Creek AND Devil’s Knob – and which course you can expect to lose the most balls.Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com

In this Memorial Day weekend edition of Locally on the Links Rich Roth is joined by Director of Golf at The Omni Homestead Mark FryRich & Mark discussed how recent weather can affect the game of golf and the course, takeaways from the PGA Championship such as Rory McIlroy’s versus Scottie Scheffler’s performance and finding an identity for the tournamentThey also talked about hosting a women’s golf day, their need for volunteers in September for the US Senior Women’s Amateur, youth scholarship opportunities through the Virginia Highlands Youth Golf Academy, and some tips on golf equipment

This week Rich Roth is joined by General Manager for Falling River Country Club Faber Jamerson Rich & Faber talk about the PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy’s outlook & success, how Faber feels about the timing of golf events throughout the year, picks to win the PGA, and the removal of bunkers at Falling River Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com 

In this week’s Locally on the Links host Rich Roth is joined by Director of Golf at London Downs Golf Club Marty Chandler  Marty talks about the popularity of golf at London Downs as the weather has gotten warmer and the state of the course. He also discusses the recent success of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy’s outlook for the PGA Championship. He even shared some tips on upkeeping your golf equipment  Rich & Marty are also joined by Dennis Carter to preview the upcoming event at London Downs – The Dennis Carter Student Athlete Scholarship Golf Tournament 

Rich Roth is joined by Geoff Redgrave, the Head Golf Pro at Wintergreen Resort, to talk about all the goings on at Wintergreen. He's also joined by Aaron Marks, the Director of Golf at Boonesboro Country Club, to talk about the 52nd Annual Fox Puss Invitational Tournament.

PGA Tour & Senior PGA Tour member and Director of Golf Instruction at Poplar Grove Golf Club Dick Mast joins Rich Roth for this edition of Locally on the Links Dick talks about his career and how the game has changed over time. He gives his take on Rory McIlroy’s winning of The Masters tournament and shares some tips on finding the right equipment and upgrading it as needed. He also reminded us ‘the golf swing is the swing’ and to focus on the short game 

For this week’s Locally on the Links host Rich Roth is joined by Matt Anderson of Harris Tire Company who talked about watching Rory McIlroy win the Master’s Tournament from outside of the country & sponsoring the new 30-minute version of Locally on the LinksRich is also joined by Director of Golf for The Omni Homestead Resort Mark Fry who shares his excitement over hosting this year’s U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur in September, their need for volunteers and how that could net you lots of swag and a free round of golf at The Homestead. They also talked about Rory coming through in the clutch at the Master’s TournamentLocally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com

We’ve officially teed off the Locally on the Links Show on WLNI! In this inaugural edition of the program host Rich Roth is joined by two local PGA professionals: Director of Golf at London Downs Golf Club Marty Chandler and General Manager of Falling River Country Club Faber Jamerson In a roundtable discussion Rich, Faber and Marty talk about how younger players are joining the sport, the benefits of being a member at a local golf course along with some new things both London Downs and Falling River are doing this year Last, but certainly not least, they talk about the Masters Tournament and share some favorite Masters moments Locally on the Links is presented by Harris Tire Company – service you can trust since 1967. Visit one of their three locations around Lynchburg or find them online at www.HarrisTireCompany.com