Tee It Up Golf Podcast

Cam John is heading to his first Major Championship! After climbing from World No. 1004 to 241 and qualifying for The Open through the Singapore Open, Cam joins Q ahead of his debut at Royal Birkdale. We chat about the build-up, what he's worked on with Dennis McDade, Ben Crowe's influence, Matty Howell on the bag, impending fatherhood, equipment and his goals for the biggest week of his career. A genuine chance? We reckon so. 🇦🇺🏆

The final men's major of 2026 has arrived. Q is joined by Johnny Tan and Ryan Lynch to preview The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. The boys break down the course, the players built to handle links golf and the biggest storylines heading into golf's oldest championship. We take a deep dive into the Australians in the field, including Cam Smith, Min Woo Lee, Jason Day, Adam Scott, Lucas Herbert, Travis Smyth and Cameron John. Plus — who is the best player in the world without a major? We finish with our Open predictions: winner, best Australian, surprise top 10, biggest disappointment, first-round leader and winning score. The Claret Jug is on the line. It's Open Championship week.

Just 12 months after becoming a major champion, Australia's Grace Kim returns to the Amundi Evian Championship with a very different perspective—as the defending champion. On this episode of Tee It Up, Grace reflects on what the past year has really been like, from the moment her Evian victory finally sank in to how winning a major has changed her confidence, career and life on the LPGA Tour. We also look ahead to this week's championship in France, discussing what it's like returning to the scene of her biggest victory, whether defending brings added pressure, how she rates her 2026 season so far, and what she's working on as she chases another major. Plus, Grace shares plenty of behind-the-scenes insights into life on Tour, the close-knit Australian contingent, her favourite stops around the world and the goals she's set for the rest of the season. A relaxed, honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest golfing stars as she prepares to defend her major title. 🎙️ Subscribe to Tee It Up wherever you get your podcasts and follow along for our full coverage of the Amundi Evian Championship.

This week on the Tee It Up Podcast, Q and Johnny wrap up another huge week across the golfing world. We break down Michael Hollick's incredible first DP World Tour victory after holing an eagle on the final hole to win the BMW International Open, plus the remarkable journey that almost saw him walk away from professional golf altogether. We also look at another strong week for Australia's Kelsey Bennett, who finished runner-up on the Ladies European Tour, while Spain's Carolina Chacarra claimed her maiden LET title. Over in the US, Chris Gotterup continued his outstanding form, Padraig Harrington added another senior major championship to his incredible resume, and we discuss Mike Woodard setting a new world record for consecutive hours of golf played. Then we turn our attention to two massive events this week — the Amundi Evian Championship, the fourth women's major of the year, and the Genesis Scottish Open, the final tune-up before The Open Championship. We preview both tournaments, discuss the leading Australians, and make our tournament picks. Plus, a quick look at the ISCO Championship and a few updates ahead of the Tee It Up Charity Golf Day. Don't forget to subscribe, leave a review and follow Tee It Up Golf wherever you get your podcasts.

Twelve months can change everything. This time last year, Karis Davidson was ranked outside the world's top 250 and searching for answers. Fast forward to today and she's inside the world's Top 60, producing career-best performances, contending at major championships and becoming one of the LPGA Tour's biggest personalities away from the golf course. Karis joins us to unpack the biggest turnaround of her career, why stepping away from golf and studying changed her perspective, and how a fresh mental approach has unlocked her best golf. We also dive into her unexpected rise as the LPGA's "Content Queen", giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on Tour and helping grow the women's game through social media. Plus: Career-best performances at the U.S. Women's Open and KPMG Women's PGA Championship What it's like competing alongside the best players in the world The incredible strength of Australian women's golf Travel, recovery and the reality of life on the LPGA Tour Goals for the remainder of the season and what's next One of Australia's brightest golfing talents joins Tee It Up for a fun, honest and insightful conversation. 🎧 Subscribe for weekly interviews with the biggest names in golf.

Fresh off an incredible start to 2026, Australian star Kelsey Bennett joins the Tee It Up Golf Podcast to chat about the biggest season of her career. Kelsey takes us inside her breakthrough victory at the Australian Women's Classic, her runner-up finish at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, and what it's been like climbing to the top of the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit. We also dive into life travelling the world on tour, earning LET status through Q-School, winning The Athena, representing Australia as an amateur, and the mindset required to compete against the best players in the world. From growing up at Mollymook Golf Club to chasing LPGA opportunities and major championships, this is an honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest young golfers. In this episode: Australian Women's Classic victory Runner-up at the Lalla Meryem Cup Life on the Ladies European Tour Playing around the world and travelling full-time Winning The Athena Amateur career highlights The strength of Australian women's golf Goals for the rest of 2026 Quick-fire questions

Jimmy Emanuel joins Q and Johnny for another massive week of golf as the team unpacks one of the biggest announcements in recent PGA Tour history. This week we break down the PGA Tour's new Championship and Challenger Series, explain how promotion and relegation will work, who wins, who loses, and whether the new model is actually good for professional golf—especially from an Australian perspective. We also review a huge week around the world: 🏆 KPMG Women's PGA Championship Haeran Ryu claims her first major championship. Karis Davidson continues her impressive season. Aussie performances and what it means heading into the final two majors. 🇺🇸 Travelers Championship Scottie Scheffler vs Viktor Hovland. Aussie wrap. Is the era of no-cut events finally over? 🇮🇹 Italian Open Eugenio Chacarra goes back-to-back. What his form means heading towards The Open. Aussie performances and the exciting European stretch ahead. 🇨🇿 Czech Ladies Open Noora Komulainen finally breaks through after 14 years on the LET. Justice Bosio's playoff heartbreak. The next wave of Aussie women continues to impress. 📰 We also discuss: Phil Mickelson's latest headlines. Bryson DeChambeau's missed-cut streak. Is the golf ball rollback officially dead? Dickie Pride's Champions Tour win. Plus we preview this week's: 🇩🇪 BMW International Open🇺🇸 John Deere Classic ...with winner and roughie picks from Q, Johnny and Jimmy.

The Tee It Up Golf Podcast is back as Q & Johnny break down a massive week in world golf! This week we preview the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club — the third women’s major of the year with a record $13 million purse and one of the strongest fields assembled. All eyes are on Nelly Korda as she continues her incredible run and looks to create more major championship history. Is this officially the start of the Nelly era? We also dive into the Aussie chances 🇦🇺: Hannah Green returning to the venue where she became a major champion Minjee Lee looking to defend her title Grace Kim building towards a breakout major Cassie Porter’s red-hot form Karis Davidson continuing an incredible consistent stretch Plus the names to watch including Jeeno Thitikul, Charley Hull, Lydia Ko, Lottie Woad and Miyu Yamashita. Then we head over to the PGA Tour for the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands — the final Signature Event of the season. We chat: U.S Open hangovers Why this course creates a birdie fest Scottie Scheffler dominance Xander, Cantlay, JT & Ludvig chances Rory skipping Travelers and looking ahead to The Open Plus Q’s 41 points at Gunnamatta, Johnny’s PK update, GolfBox EOFY deals and plenty more. Thanks for listening — hit subscribe and follow Tee It Up Golf Podcast ⛳️ #Golf #PGATour #LPGA #KPMGWomensPGA #TravelersChampionship #TeeItUpGolf

The U.S Open delivered everything we love about major championship golf — drama, chaos and one of the toughest tests in the game. Q & Johnny recap all the action from Shinnecock Hills as Wyndham Clark claimed his second U.S Open title, holding off Sam Burns after a gritty final round. On this episode: 🇺🇸 U.S Open Review Wyndham Clark’s redemption story and clutch Sunday moments The incredible par save on 16 that sealed the championship Did Shinnecock provide the perfect major test? Crowd behaviour and the pressure of winning in New York 🏆 Biggest Stories From The Week Miles Russell’s special moment with his dad on the bag Harry Higgs and one of the coolest stories of the week “Cashmere Keith” making headlines Joaquin Niemann’s controversial penalty Bryson DeChambeau and Grand Slam questions heading into The Open 🇦🇺 Aussie Wrap Cam Smith Min Woo Lee Adam Scott Lucas Herbert Jason Day 🔥 Quick Fire Best performances Biggest what ifs Players to watch moving forward Plus we quickly jump across the LPGA with Miyu Yamashita winning the Meijer LPGA Classic and strong Aussie performances from Cassie Porter, Grace Kim and Karis Davidson. We also look ahead to a massive week with: 🏌️ Travelers Championship 🏆 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Support the podcast and shop GolfBox EOFY deals here 👇 https://www.golfbox.com.au/

It’s U.S. Open week and we are going deep on Major Championship number three of 2026. Shinnecock Hills returns to the spotlight — one of America’s oldest and most iconic golf courses, founded in 1891 and one of the five founding clubs of the USGA. Q is joined by Johnny Tan, 2020 U.S. Open competitor Lukas Michel and 2014 WA PGA Champion Ryan Lynch for the ultimate U.S. Open preview. On this episode: 🏆 WEEK IN GOLF• Morocco International Series recap• Big Aussie performances — Taichi Kho & Elvis Smylie firing• RBC Canadian Open breakdown• Bud Cauley breaks through for his first PGA TOUR victory• Declan O’Donovan’s PGA TOUR debut week 🇺🇸 2026 U.S. OPEN PREVIEW• The history of Shinnecock Hills• Why this is the ultimate U.S. Open venue• How the USGA sets up golf’s toughest test• Will they push the course too far again?• What score wins? ⛳ BEHIND THE ROPES WITH LUKAS MICHELLukas takes us inside his 2020 U.S. Open experience at Winged Foot:• Player preparation• Practice rounds• Equipment changes• What makes U.S. Open golf different 🔥 BIG STORYLINES• Scottie Scheffler chasing the Career Grand Slam• Adam Scott’s incredible 100th consecutive major start• Where are the game’s biggest names at? Rory, Xander, Viktor, Ludvig, Tommy & more• Can Shinnecock expose the modern game? 🇦🇺 AUSSIES AT SHINNECOCKWe break down:• Cameron Smith• Adam Scott• Lucas Herbert• Min Woo Lee• Jason Day Can an Aussie contend on one of golf’s toughest stages? PLUS:Our winners, roughies, missed cut predictions and top Aussie picks. A proper U.S. Open test. Firm greens. Wind. History. Pressure. This is major championship golf. Proudly supported by GolfBox — Australia’s home of golf.EOFY Sale on now.

This week on the Tee It Up Golf Podcast presented by GolfBox, Q & Johnny recap a massive week from around the world of golf. Nelly Korda continues to build one of the great careers in women’s golf, claiming the U.S Women’s Open and moving one step closer to completing the career Grand Slam — and she’s still only 27 🤯 The boys dive into LIV Golf Valderrama, Tyrrell Hatton’s win, Sergio Garcia’s insane record around one of the world’s toughest courses and why Cam Smith might be closer than everyone thinks. Plus: 🏆 JT Poston wins another PGA Tour playoff thriller 🇪🇸 Eugenio Chacarra’s dramatic DP World Tour victory after chaos on the 18th hole ❤️ Corey Pereira’s emotional comeback win after losing his wife Leah to cancer 🇦🇺 Aussie results from around the globe 🌎 International Series Morocco preview 🇨🇦 RBC Canadian Open preview including Declan O’Donovan’s PGA Tour debut ⛳ Tee It Up Charity Golf Day update — SOLD OUT! All that plus the usual ramble, laughs and plenty more. 🎧 Tune in now! Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

This week on the Tee It Up Podcast presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore ⛳️ A massive week in world golf as Q & Johnny break down all the biggest stories from around the globe. Joaquin Niemann continues his incredible LIV Golf season with another victory in Korea — taking down Talor Gooch in a playoff and strengthening his claim as one of the hottest golfers on the planet. We also discuss: 🏆 Russell Henley’s latest PGA Tour win — is he golf’s most underrated star? 🇦🇺 Travis Smyth’s rise and why he might be Australia’s most underrated golfer 🌎 Winners from the DP World Tour & LPGA ✂️ The Cut returns — which golfer would we trust most to win a major right now? 🇦🇺 What does Australian golf need most over the next decade? Then it’s time for a huge U.S. Women’s Open preview from Riviera Country Club. One of golf’s most iconic venues hosts the world’s best as we break down: ⭐ Can anyone stop Nelly Korda? 🌱 Why Riviera’s Kikuyu grass could decide the championship 🔥 The key holes that will create drama 🇦🇺 Hannah Green, Minjee Lee, Grace Kim, Steph Kyriacou and the Aussie chances Plus our winners, Aussie to watch and smokey picks. Subscribe, follow and share with a mate! Proudly presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Australian pro golfer James Marchesani joins us on this week's episode of Tee It Up presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore. From growing up in Rosebud to grinding through mini tours around the world, Marchy opens up on the reality of chasing a career in professional golf. We chat: His journey through Oklahoma City University Winning the Jack Nicklaus Award Fiji International runner-up finish Strong NZ Open performances Life on the PGA Tour of Australasia The mental side of professional golf Chasing DP World Tour opportunities Aussie golf’s current momentum One of the most respected and consistent players on the Aussie circuit — this is a great insight into the grind behind professional golf. 🎙️ Presented by GolfBox ⛳ Subscribe for weekly golf podcasts, interviews, tour previews and Australian golf coverage. #JamesMarchesani #GolfPodcast #AustralianGolf #PGATourOfAustralasia #Golf #DPWorldTour #TeeItUp

Scott Hend gets his breakthrough win on the PGA TOUR Champions — and it sparks a huge discussion on one of the most underrated careers Australian golf has ever seen. This week on Tee It Up, Q and Johnny break down Hend’s dominant Trophy Hassan II victory in Morocco, why his longevity deserves more respect, and whether the Champions Tour could become the perfect late-career chapter for the Aussie veteran. We also recap the week across the PGA Tour, DP World Tour, LET and more — including a massive win from 17-year-old Anna Huang and heartbreak for Kelsey Bennett in Morocco. Special guest this week is former AFL star and golf obsessive Jayden Hunt, who joins the boys to chat life after footy, his unforgettable trip to Augusta National, golf in the United States, favourite courses and the best golfers in AFL circles. Plus: New segment: “The Cut” LIV Golf bankruptcy rumours Ryan Peake’s bent irons drama Drummond Golf takeover reports Can LIV Golf actually be saved? Charles Schwab, Austrian Open, LIV Korea & LPGA previews Tips of the Week 🎙️ Presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Aaron Rai is officially a major champion. Q is joined by Johnny and Evin Priest to break down a massive week at the PGA Championship from Aronimink, where Rai stormed home in one of the calmest Sunday performances we’ve seen in years. The boys discuss: Aaron Rai’s breakthrough major win Jon Rahm’s return to contention Cameron Smith’s T7 resurgence Min Woo Lee’s continued rise Jason Day and Elvis Smylie’s weeks Adam Scott & Travis Smyth missing the cut Was Aronimink setup good or bad? The Australian Open heading to North Adelaide from 2028 Aussies Around The World previews Plus tips for the week ahead and all the latest from the world of golf. Presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Fresh off his maiden LIV Golf victory in Virginia, Lucas Herbert joins Tee It Up to break down one of the biggest wins of his career. Lucas opens up on battling illness all week, shooting 64-63 to take control of the tournament and holding off Sergio Garcia’s Sunday charge to finally get the job done on LIV Golf. We also chat Ripper GC, Cam Smith, the Aussie influence on LIV, his return to the US Open at Shinnecock and whether his game is back near major championship level. Plus plenty of laughs, pressure moments and behind-the-scenes stories from a massive week in Virginia. Presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Major week has arrived — and we’re all over it. Q, Johnny and Jack Munro break down a massive week in golf, headlined by a full preview of the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club. From course fit to key storylines, we dive into who this layout suits and whether it can finally test the game’s biggest stars. Before that, we wrap a huge global week: Norwegian rookie Kristoffer Reitan breaks through on the PGA Tour Brandt Snedeker gets it done at Myrtle Beach Yurav Premlall makes history on the DP World Tour with a 14-shot demolition Jeeno Thitikul continues her dominance on the LPGA LIV Golf recap + Herbert getting it done We also check in locally with updates around Australian golf and key developments across the game. ⛳ PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW Aronimink Golf Club breakdown — Donald Ross design, long irons & elite ball striking Does it neutralise bombers or reward power? Is this Scottie Scheffler’s toughest test yet? Rory McIlroy’s chances to strike again Can Jordan Spieth finally complete the Grand Slam? 🔥 KEY STORYLINES Rahm with a point to prove Best LIV chances this week Strongest field in golf? What does a winning score look like? 🇦🇺 AUSSIE WATCH All the key Aussies to follow this week — and who could genuinely contend. 👕 ORNUM GOLF UPDATE Latest drops, testing, and what’s coming next. Big episode. Big week. Major vibes. 👉 Don’t forget to subscribe, follow and check us out on YouTube for full episodes, clips and on-site coverage. Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

One of the most exciting young talents in Australian golf right now — and she’s just made history. We’re joined by Raegan fresh off a T4 finish at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur — the best ever result by an Aussie — and she takes us inside what it was really like to compete at Augusta National. From the first tee nerves to opening with three straight birdies, Raegan breaks down: What it actually feels like to play Augusta The moment she realised she belonged Her incredible 67 The toughest shot she faced all week The crowds, pressure and representing Australia We also dive into her rapid rise: Wins across the amateur circuit Hole-in-one at Kooyonga 👀 A huge 12 months of results What’s clicked in her game Plus what’s next — with LSU on the horizon and the next chapter about to begin. Relaxed, honest and seriously impressive — this is one you’ll want to hear before the rest of the world catches on. 🎧 Listen to Tee It Up, presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Cameron Young has done it again, claiming the Cadillac Championship and holding off the best in the world — while Adam Scott quietly surged into a T4 with a Sunday charge. On the LPGA, it’s becoming the Nelly Korda show. Three wins already in 2026, a ridiculous bogey-free streak, and form that’s starting to feel historic. We wrap all the global tours — including a breakthrough DP World Tour win for Mikael Lindberg and late drama (and controversy) on the Asian Tour. Plus: Pebble Beach tree scandal 🌳 LIV Golf latest — where’s it all heading? McLaren enters golf 👀 Beat The Q update And we look ahead to a huge week: Truist Championship at Quail Hollow (Green Mile pressure test) LIV Golf Virginia LPGA Mizuho Americas Open Strong Aussie presence across the globe 🎯 Tip of the Week returns as we try to build some momentum. 🎙️ Tee It Up, presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

Big week on Tee It Up, presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore. We start with one of the biggest stories in Aussie golf right now — Cameron John’s rise continues, and he’s officially earned his spot at The Open Championship. After a huge run of form across the Australasian and Asian Tours, including a runner-up finish in Singapore, the Victorian has punched his ticket into his first major at Royal Birkdale. We spoke to him on the phone today! We break down what it means, how his season has built to this moment, and why he’s quickly becoming one of the most exciting Aussie prospects on the global stage. On the LPGA, Nelly Korda is back in the winner’s circle and looking dangerous heading into the majors, while we run through the Aussie performances from Hannah Green, Cassie Porter, Minjee Lee and Karis Davidson. On the men’s side, Matt Fitzpatrick continues his strong form on the PGA Tour, while Bernd Wiesberger headlines the DP World Tour recap. Then in this week’s ramble, we dive into the news that the PGA Tour has cut 56 jobs — what it means for the game and where things could be heading. Looking ahead, we preview all the key action including the PGA Tour’s return to the Blue Monster in Miami, plus the LPGA, DP World Tour and Asian Tour / International Series. We also give a big shout out to Golf WA and their Rookies vs Tour Pros series — a seriously good initiative. We finish with Tip of the Week, locking in our picks and tracking the season tally. 🎧 Subscribe, follow and get around it.

Q is joined by Johnny Tan and Golf Digest journalist Evin Priest for a huge week in world golf. We break down a massive weekend across the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and LPGA, including Matt Fitzpatrick’s clutch playoff win, Jon Rahm dominating LIV Golf Mexico City, and Hannah Green’s incredible back-nine charge heading into the first women’s major of the year. Evin also takes us inside Augusta National, sharing what it’s really like covering the Masters as a journalist — from the famous media centre to player access and the atmosphere around the grounds. We also tackle a big question in world golf right now: Is LIV Golf losing momentum? Plus we discuss the Australian PGA Championship potentially returning to Sydney and The Lakes, what it could mean for Australian golf, and preview the week ahead including: • The Chevron Championship – the first LPGA major of the season • International Series Singapore – LIV crossover event with a spot at Royal Birkdale on the line • DP World Tour – Volvo China Open And of course we wrap things up with our Tip of the Week and Whiteboard Picks. ⛳️ In this episode: • Fitzy’s clutch playoff win on the PGA Tour • Rahm dominates LIV again • Hannah Green charging into Chevron form • Inside the Masters media centre with Evin Priest • Is LIV losing momentum? • Australian PGA Championship returning to Sydney? • Chevron Championship preview • Weekly tips & worldwide picks 🎙️ Hosted by: Q 🎧 Guests: Johnny Tan & Evin Priest Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore

Ian Poulter joins Tee It Up for a wide-ranging conversation on one of the most fascinating careers in modern golf. From the moment you Google Ian Poulter and see the bold personality, loud fashion and unmistakable confidence, it’s clear he was never going to blend into the background. Long before individuality became normal in golf, Poulter turned style into identity — loud pants, bright colours and an attitude that made him one of the game’s most recognisable figures. Poulter opens up on his journey through the professional game, including the memorable 2020 Travelers Championship moment playing alongside fellow Aussie Greg Chalmers, and how his unique brand helped him carve out a place among the sport’s biggest personalities. We also dive into the LIV Golf era and Poulter’s role with The Majesticks, discussing the team concept, leadership dynamics and the challenge of seeing longtime teammate Henrik Stenson move on. Poulter reflects on the incredible generation he shared with Stenson and Lee Westwood, and what it’s like navigating the changing landscape of professional golf — including the ongoing debate around world ranking points. Of course, no Ian Poulter conversation is complete without reliving Medinah 2012. Poulter takes us inside the moment that helped spark the greatest comeback in Ryder Cup history — five birdies in the final five holes on Saturday afternoon that ignited Team Europe when they were staring down a 10–6 deficit. The emotion, the energy, the momentum shift that turned the entire event. Finally, we reflect on legacy. When it’s all said and done, what does Poulter want to be remembered for? From Ryder Cup assassin to emotional leader, clutch putter and one of the most distinctive personalities golf has ever seen, Poulter’s career is filled with moments that shaped the modern Ryder Cup era. A brilliant insight into the mindset of one of Europe’s fiercest competitors and most unforgettable characters. Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

This week on Tee It Up with the Winner, Q sits down with the standout player of the 2025/26 PGA Tour of Australasia season — Cameron John. After an incredible year featuring three wins and two runner-up finishes, Cam reflects on the season that saw him firmly establish himself as one of the tour’s leading players. In this conversation we cover: • What clicked during his breakout season • The mindset behind closing out wins on tour • The lessons learned from those runner-up finishes • His thoughts on the Order of Merit race • What the season means for his career moving forward • The goals and opportunities he’s looking forward to next It’s an honest and insightful chat with one of Australian golf’s rising stars as he reflects on a huge year on the PGA Tour of Australasia. 🎙️ Tee It Up, presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

The Masters is done and dusted — and what a week it was at Augusta National. Q, Johnny and Cam John jump on the mic to break down all the biggest storylines from the 2026 Masters, including Rory’s incredible performance, the moments that shaped the tournament and the players who were right there but couldn’t quite get it done. The boys also dive into some of the other talking points from Augusta — celebrity appearances in golf media, the fiery Sergio & McIntyre moment, and whether the Masters lost something with Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson absent from the spotlight. Plus we tackle the growing conversation around LIV Golf and the majors and what the Aussie performances mean heading into the rest of the season. We also preview a big week in world golf with: • PGA Tour – RBC Heritage (Harbour Town) • LIV Golf – Mexico City • LPGA – JM Eagle LA Championship And we debut a brand new segment — Tip of the Week, where Q and Johnny make their picks and start the season tally. All thanks to GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore. Follow the podcast and share it with a golf mate.

The Masters is here. On this special Masters preview episode of Tee It Up presented by GolfBox, Q is joined by co-hosts Johnny and Lukas Michel to break down everything ahead of the 2026 Masters at Augusta National. From the biggest storylines in golf to the secrets of Augusta National, this episode gets you fully ready for Masters week. We dive into the best rookie class in years, why this Masters feels wide open, and what players must do to win on the iconic Georgia layout. Lukas also gives insight into what Augusta is really like inside the gates, including the things fans never see on television. We also make our Masters picks including: 🇦🇺 Top Aussie ⭐ Best Outsiders 🏆 Our Masters Winners ❌ Big names who might miss the cut Plus we break down key holes at Augusta National, where the tournament is really won and lost, and the holes that can decide the Green Jacket. ⛳ In this episode • Key storylines heading into the Masters • Augusta National course breakdown • Hidden details from inside Augusta • The importance of the Par 5s • Our Masters picks – Aussies, outsiders and winners 🎙️ Hosts Q | Johnny | Lukas Michel Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore Major season is approaching — kit up now at GolfBox.

The 2025/26 Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia season wraps up at The National, and on this week’s episode of Tee It Up, Q is joined by Johnny and Jimmy Emanuel to break down the finale and the big stories from the week in golf. Cameron John caps an incredible season, we look at the final Order of Merit, the players who secured DP World Tour cards, and reflect on the biggest moments from the Aussie tour season — including our picks for Player of the Year, best events, and players to watch next season. Around the world, Gary Woodland returns to the winner’s circle after seven years in one of the great stories in golf, while Alex Fitzpatrick continues the family form with a win at the Indian Open. We also check in on the LPGA and the latest results from the women’s tour. The guys also talk Min Woo Lee, Adam Scott and Jason Day’s form heading into the Masters, recap the Wagga Wagga Pro-Am, and discuss where the focus shifts now that the Australian season has wrapped up. We finish by looking ahead to the Valero Texas Open, International Series Japan, and the next LPGA event — plus our tips for the week. This episode of Tee It Up is presented by GolfBox – Australia’s greatest golfing superstore. If you’re gearing up for the majors or need to upgrade the setup, check out the Australia’s Greatest Golf Sale now: 👉 https://www.golfbox.com.au Follow and subscribe to Tee It Up wherever you listen to your podcasts.

This week on Tee It Up presented by GolfBox, PAP joins the show after a run caddying on tour — giving a rare look at professional golf from inside the ropes. 🏌️ Inside the ropes with PAP: How the caddying opportunity came about What surprised him most at tour level What actually makes a great caddie The mental side of tournament golf What fans don’t see watching from home 🇦🇺 Plus a huge week in golf: Hannah Green wins the Australian WPGA Championship — elite form continues Bryson DeChambeau beats Jon Rahm in a playoff at LIV South Africa Matt Fitzpatrick wins the Valspar Championship Jordan Gumberg takes out the Hainan Classic 🔥 Aussie season finale at The National + previews for Houston, India & LPGA.

Hannah Green delivers one of the biggest Aussie golf moments of the year, winning the Australian Women’s Open at home and becoming the first Australian in 12 years to claim the title. On this week’s episode of Tee It Up presented by GolfBox, Q and Johnny break down Hannah’s huge win at Kooyonga, what it means for Australian women’s golf, and why it felt like a genuine star moment under pressure. We also dive into Will Florimo’s breakthrough first win at the Heritage Classic, Bryson DeChambeau’s latest LIV statement in Singapore, and the big takeaways coming out of The Players as major season edges closer. Then we get into the big question: did LIV lose a bit of momentum by having the week off straight after Adelaide? Adelaide felt massive — but can LIV keep that energy rolling globally, or is it still too dependent on a few key events? We also preview a big week ahead with picks for the Australian WPGA Championship, LIV Golf South Africa, the Valspar Championship and the DP World Tour’s Hainan Classic, plus a look at where the PGA Tour could be headed from 2027 and beyond. A big week, big opinions, and plenty happening as the road to major season heats up. This weeks podcast is presented by golfbox

Will Florimo has finally broken through. After a season full of close calls, Florimo claimed his first Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia title with a gutsy win at the Heritage Classic, getting to 14-under and holding off Haydn Barron by two shots at The Heritage Golf & Country Club. In this episode of Tee It Up with the Winner, Will joins us to unpack the breakthrough moment, the eagle on the 4th that changed the day, and the nerves of trying to close it out as the pressure built late on Sunday. We also dive into the journey behind the win — from runner-up finishes and playoff heartbreak, to the belief that this result had been building for a while. Will opens up on the promise he made to himself not to have a beer until he won again, and why this victory means even more now with his wife and daughter driving everything he does. A ripping chat with one of the good guys in Aussie golf — and a proper first-win story.

The Women’s Australian Open returns to Kooyonga Golf Club in Adelaide, and Tee It Up is on the ground for one of the biggest weeks in Australian golf. In this special preview episode, Q is joined by Kooyonga PGA Professional Tyson Settre and respected golf commentator Jimmy Emmanuel to break down everything you need to know ahead of the championship. We dive inside one of Australia’s great championship venues — Kooyonga Golf Club — and explore how its tight driving lines, strategic bunkering and firm greens could shape the tournament. The guys also take a look at the players to watch, including Australia’s biggest stars Minjee Lee, Hannah Green and Grace Kim, along with a strong international field from the Ladies European Tour. In this episode we cover: ⛳ A full course breakdown of Kooyonga Golf Club ⛳ The feature holes that could decide the championship ⛳ The key players to watch this week ⛳ Whether an Aussie can win on home soil ⛳ The state of women’s golf in Australia and why the future looks incredibly strong It’s the ultimate preview before the opening tee shot of the 2026 Women’s Australian Open. 🎙️ TEE IT UP Presented by GolfBox Australia’s biggest online golf retailer — clubs, gear, apparel and fittings from the biggest brands in golf. If you’re gearing up for the season… do it at GolfBox. ⛳

Fresh off one of the wildest finishes of the PGA Tour of Australasia season, Travis Smyth joins Q on Tee It Up With The Winner – presented by GolfBox. Smyth claimed victory at Royal Auckland after a dramatic Sunday that saw him birdie the final two holes to post the clubhouse lead before surviving a six-hole playoff marathon to secure the title. In this episode Travis breaks down: • The birdie-birdie finish on Sunday • What it felt like sitting in the clubhouse during the chaos • The six-hole playoff battle and the moment the winning putt dropped • His recent form after strong performances at The Grange International Series • The PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit race and the chase for a DP World Tour card • His huge world ranking jump from 307 → 206 • Playing the inaugural LIV Golf event in London and winning the team title • The mental grind of going 2.5 years between wins • His incredible Asian Tour consistency with 29 Top-20 finishes over the last five seasons It’s a raw look inside the mindset of one of Australia’s most consistent international players.

Q and Johnny are on the ground in Adelaide this week as Tee It Up heads inside the ropes ahead of the Women’s Australian Open at Kooyonga Golf Club. Before the tournament begins, the boys wrap a huge week across global golf. 🏆 Travis Smyth wins a dramatic six-hole playoff at Royal Auckland to capture the NZ PGA Championship, launching himself to the top of the PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit. 🏆 Kelsey Bennett delivers a breakthrough moment for Australian golf with a dominant four-shot win at the Australian Women’s Classic on the Ladies European Tour. 🏆 On the PGA Tour, Akshay Bhatia defeats Daniel Berger in a playoff after a massive eagle on the closing stretch. 🏆 And in LIV Golf Hong Kong, Jon Rahm dominates while the Aces GC take the team title — proving it might be no Reed, no worries. Plus the boys preview a massive week ahead in golf: ⛳ Women’s Australian Open – Kooyonga ⛳ The PLAYERS Championship – TPC Sawgrass ⛳ Heritage Classic – PGA Tour of Australasia ⛳ LIV Golf Singapore And of course… 🔥 Picks of the week from Q & Johnny We’ll be bringing you interviews, practice round insights and behind-the-scenes coverage all week from Adelaide.

This week on Tee It Up – Presented by GolfBox, Q sits down with rising Spanish star David Puig following his impressive win at the BMW Australian PGA Championship at Royal Queensland Golf Club. Puig talks us through the week that delivered one of the biggest wins of his career — from taking control on Sunday to finishing the tournament in style. We dive into what clicked in his game, the pressure of closing out a historic event, and what the victory means heading into the next phase of his career. We also cover: • His experience playing in Australia and the atmosphere at LIV Golf Adelaide • Life inside Fireballs GC alongside Sergio Garcia • Team dynamics and the culture within LIV Golf • His pathway through Arizona State University and the Sun Devils program • Spain’s incredible golfing legacy and the influence of Seve Ballesteros • Playing majors and the evolving conversation around world ranking points Plus we finish with a fun Quick 5 — dream four-ball, fiery competitors on LIV, the next Spanish star to watch, and the title Puig has his sights set on next. Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s biggest online golf retailer. If you enjoy the show, make sure to follow, rate and share Tee It Up.

Q and Brad are back with a massive week across Australasia and beyond. We kick off at Millbrook where Dan Hillier becomes the first Kiwi to win the NZ PGA since 2017 — a huge moment for New Zealand golf. Two of the best players in the field going head-to-head down the stretch, unreal visuals, and another step forward for one of the region’s premier events. From there, we head to Wollongong for the NSW Women’s Open. Agathe Laisne fires a closing 65 to get it done, while young Aussies Amelia Harris and Hannah Reeves continue to show the depth coming through the women’s ranks. Then — Hannah Green wins again. LPGA title number seven. Calm, clinical and clutch. We discuss what level she’s operating at right now and what this means heading into a massive 2026 and the Australian swing. Director of Golf – Royal Auckland & Grange Golf Club James joins us to preview the ISPS Handa Japan–Australasia event and take us inside one of the Southern Hemisphere’s elite championship venues. We cover: • Course setup philosophy • How Royal Auckland & Grange defends itself in the wind • What type of player suits the layout • Player feedback so far • The growing collaboration between Japan & Australasia Plus, James gives us the player profile to watch this week. We finish with a full global preview block: • Australian Women’s Classic – Magenta Shores • LIV Golf Hong Kong • PGA Tour – Arnold Palmer Invitational & Puerto Rico Open • DP World Tour – Joburg Open Bold calls. ISPS predictions. Big fortnight ahead in Aussie golf. 🎧 Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s biggest online golf retailer. If you’re gearing up for 2026, do it at GolfBox. Subscribe, follow and leave a review to support the show. 🎙️ Guest: James Betts

Q sits down with leading performance psychologist Jonah Oliver to unpack what truly separates good from elite when the pressure is on. Jonah works with Olympic gold medallists, professional golfers, elite sporting teams and high-performing leaders — helping them build the psychological tools required to thrive under stress, not just survive it. In this conversation, Q and Jonah dive into: • What pressure really is — and why most people misunderstand it • How elite athletes train their mindset, not just their swing • The difference between confidence and capacity • Practical tools to perform when it matters most • How golfers (and everyday competitors) can build resilience If you’ve ever felt nerves on the first tee, struggled closing out a round, or wondered how tour players handle major moments — this episode will genuinely shift your thinking. 🔗 Learn more about Jonah: 🌐 Website: https://jonaholiver.com/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonaholiver

Seventeen years old. Still an amateur. And now a professional tour winner. Amelia Harris joins Tee It Up after one of the most impressive weeks we’ve seen in Australian golf — opening with 69, holding her nerve down the stretch and winning by two against a full professional field. In this 15-minute interview, Amelia breaks down: • The momentum shift during the week • When she realised she could actually win • The nerves on the closing stretch • Amateur freedom vs professional pressure • The one shot she’ll never forget • Whether this changes the “turning pro” timeline Composed beyond her years and clear about what’s next — this feels like the beginning of something special. Seventeen. First pro win. And we might be replaying this one for a long time.

The 105th New Zealand Open is here — and Millbrook is ready. This week on Tee It Up – Presented by GolfBox, we go deep on one of the most unique events in world golf. 🇳🇿 NZ PGA Recap – Paraparaumu Beach Austen Truslow conquers brutal coastal conditions to win by three, while 17-year-old Kiwi amateur Cooper Moore shakes up the leaderboard in a breakthrough performance. What does it mean heading into Millbrook? 🎙️ Charlie Mercer Joins the Show Host of The Yardage Book Podcast, Charlie brings insight into New Zealand golf’s identity — from wind-swept links to alpine resort layouts — and why this week matters. ⛳ NZ Open Preview – Millbrook Resort • 105th edition • Co-sanctioned (PGA Tour of Australasia + Asian Tour) • 156 professionals + 156 amateurs • Unique Pro-Am best-ball format • Coronet & Remarkables courses in play • Composite weekend layout We break down: How the composite setup will play Who the format suits Defending champion Ryan Peake International depth of field Why this event stands apart globally 🌏 Plus a quick global wrap and our winning score predictions for Queenstown. If you love Australasian golf, architecture chat and proper tournament breakdowns — this one’s for you. Presented by GolfBox — Australia’s home of golf gear, fittings and the best online deals. Follow, subscribe and download Tee It Up for weekly previews, winners and everything shaping golf in our part of the world. #NZOpen #Millbrook #TeeItUpPod #GolfBox #AustralasianGolf #Queenstown #PGATourOfAustralasia

Declan O’Donovan has officially arrived. The 22-year-old Aussie claimed his maiden professional victory at the Webex Players Series Sydney at Castle Hill, finishing a remarkable 25-under par and winning by five shots. In this episode of Tee It Up, we break down: • How O’Donovan turned a one-shot overnight lead into total dominance • The double-bogey moment that could’ve derailed him — and how he responded • Why this win changes everything for his career (two-year status secured) • The rapid rise from NSW amateur standout to confident touring professional We also touch on Steph Kyriacou’s strong showing in the mixed field event and what it says about the strength of Australian golf right now. Then we shift across the ditch to preview the NZ PGA Championship at Paraparaumu — one of the purest shot-making tests in Australasia. Who suits the layout? Can the Aussies make a statement? Is this a springboard event for bigger things? Plus — our Quick 5 Shots: dark horses, weather impact, form lines and who’s primed to contend. Australian golf keeps producing. And this week, we might have seen the next long-term star step up. 🎙️ Follow, subscribe and share the episode. 📲 Full breakdowns, clips and reactions across Tee It Up socials. 🤝 Thanks to our partners GolfBox for backing Australian golf.

Anthony Kim has done it. After years away from the top level, AK storms home at LIV Golf Adelaide and puts not just his name — but LIV itself — firmly back front of mind in world golf. It’s one of the sporting redemption stories of the modern era. And while Kim grabbed the individual headlines, the Rippers quietly went about their business again — claiming another team win and looking seriously ominous heading deeper into the season. Depth, composure, and clutch moments when it mattered. On this episode, Ron “Chopper” joins us to break down: • How Anthony Kim got it done • What this win means for LIV’s global narrative • The turning points across the weekend • Why the Rippers are building something scary • Who impressed — and who didn’t • What it all means heading into the next stop LIV Adelaide once again proved why it’s one of the biggest weeks in golf. Subscribe to Tee It Up for full recap, reaction and what’s next.

Q sat down with Sergio Garcia ahead of LIV Golf Adelaide for a wide-ranging conversation on team golf, Ryder Cup greatness, major championships and what continues to drive one of the most passionate competitors the game has ever seen. As captain of Fireballs GC, Sergio opens up on the identity and culture behind his team, why he’s surrounded himself with fearless young talent, and how their energy has reshaped both the group and his own approach to the game — including reflecting on the Fireballs’ team success in Adelaide last year. The discussion then turns to the evolving landscape of professional golf, with LIV Golf now receiving world-ranking points, the pathway back into major championships, and why those opportunities are critical for younger players coming through. Sergio also reflects on his extraordinary Ryder Cup career — the moments, emotions and memories that made him the heartbeat of Team Europe — before looking back on his own major journey, from a teenage debut in 1996 to finally slipping on the Green Jacket at Augusta after years of near misses. In this episode: Fireballs GC culture and building a young, fearless team Captaining in LIV Golf and empowering the next generation World-ranking points, majors access and what still needs to improve Ryder Cup stories from the greatest points scorer in history The Masters breakthrough and one core memory from that week What still motivates Sergio Garcia today 🎧 Available now on the Tee It Up Golf Podcast — ahead of LIV Golf Adelaide.

Presented by GolfBox It’s a big Week 5 on the Tee It Up Golf Podcast, with Q joined by Johnny, Brad and Freddy to cover a huge week of golf across Australia, LIV Golf and the DP World Tour — plus a look ahead to what’s coming next. We break down breakthrough wins, red-hot form lines, and the growing influence of LIV Golf on the Australian golf landscape, before previewing two massive events on the horizon. In this episode: • Declan O’Donovan breaks through — a maiden PGA Tour of Australasia victory at Webex Sydney, vaulting from outside the top 100 into the top 20 on the Order of Merit in just two weeks. • LIV Golf Saudi recap — Elvis Smylie makes a serious statement on the global stage with a standout performance. • DP World Tour – Qatar Masters — Patrick Reed continues a dominant Middle East swing with his second win in three weeks, alongside strong Aussie and Kiwi showings from David Micheluzzi, Kazuma Kobori and more. • Ramble & talking points — the real impact LIV Adelaide has had on Australian golf and why it matters long term. • Previews — LIV Adelaide and the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, with the world’s best set to tee it up on iconic Californian courses. All that, plus plenty of banter and a tease of some big guest podcasts coming soon. 🎧 New episodes every week — proudly presented by GolfBox

This week on the Tee It Up Golf Podcast, Q is joined by Johnny and Brad to break down a huge week in world golf. We recap wins across every major tour — from Haydn Barron’s breakthrough victory on the PGA Tour of Australasia, to Justin Rose rolling back the years on the PGA TOUR, Freddy Schott’s dramatic DP World Tour playoff win, and Nelly Korda ending a 14-month drought on the LPGA Tour. The boys then dive into the biggest talking points in the game: Patrick Reed leaving LIV Golf The DP World Tour dropping 2026 fines for LIV players What it all means for world ranking points, majors and Ryder Cup pathways Plus, we put our reputations on the line with early 2026 predictions — who wins a major, who finishes World No.2, and which superstar might miss out altogether. We finish with previews of what’s coming up: Webex Sydney at Castle Hill The Phoenix Waste Management Open LIV Golf Saudi Qatar Masters on the DP World Tour 🎟️ LIV Golf Ticket Giveaway Four x 4-day passes up for grabs — entry details inside the episode. Presented by GolfBox.

Haydn Barron is a winner on the PGA Tour of Australasia, breaking through with his maiden victory at the Webex Players Series Murray River after a brilliant 22-under-par performance. Barron opens up on injury concerns coming into the week, how he stayed aggressive under pressure, and the feeling of seeing the final hole putt drop to seal the win. We also cover a big week around the globe, with Justin Rose dominating at Torrey Pines, Freddy Schott earning his first DP World Tour win in Bahrain, and Nelly Korda starting 2026 with a statement victory on the LPGA. All the stories, insights and moments that mattered — right here on Tee It Up.

Brad and Johnny took a little day trip down to the stunning Drouin Golf and Country Club in Gippsland ahead of their Drouin Pro-Am appearance to get a little recon of the course, as well as talk to Head of Golf Operations Anthony and Superintendent Ryan about what a Pro-Am means for the community, and how to throw a great one. Be sure to get down to Drouin on Feb 6th for to watch some good golf Don't forget to like, subscribe and share - it helps us continue to provide quality Australian Golf Content!

Q, Brad and Johnny take a deep dive into what’s not working — and what could work — across the Webex Players Series, with an honest discussion around field strength, scheduling, continuity, coverage and how players at both the top and bottom end are supposed to build sustainable careers. We also unpack: Scottie Scheffler’s win at The American Express and why he feels inevitable right now Blades Brown — generational talent or early overreaction? (and yes… does he actually play blades?) Patrick Reed’s front-running win in Dubai and what it means for the DP World Tour A full LIV Golf teams ramble — offseason winners, losers, signings and ladder movers Locked-in LIV 2026 predictions (receipts will be kept) Quickfire previews of what’s coming up across the Webex Murray River, Bahrain Championship, Farmers Insurance Open and LPGA Tournament of Champions Presented by GolfBox — home of the new TaylorMade and Callaway drivers and woods, available to pre-order now. 🎙️ Like, follow and share Tee It Up — plenty more to come.

Jordan Doull is your Webex Players Series Victoria champion — and what a finish at Rosebud Country Club. After holding a two-shot lead late, Doull made a shocking double bogey on the 17th to bring Cameron John right back into it… before the pair headed to a four-hole sudden-death playoff at 12-under. In this Tee It Up w/ The Winner chat, Jordan breaks down the chaos, the mindset reset, the disciplined 4-iron play in the playoff, and the moment he rolled in the two-metre birdie putt to seal it — while Cameron missed a shorter chance to extend. We also dive into: 🏆 His second Challenger Tour of Australasia win 🧠 The Christmas mindset shift that changed everything 👜 Having partner Kathryn Norris on the bag all week 📈 What this win means for his 2026 season (and the Order of Merit shake-up)

🏆 Cameron John is the 2026 Victorian Open Champion — and he joins Tee It Up fresh off his second win of the season. Q, Johnny and Brad recap the biggest results from around the globe including the Victorian Open (Men’s & Women’s), the Sony Open, and the DP World Tour, before diving into the hottest golf conversations right now. This week’s key topics include Elvis Smylie joining Ripper GC, the speculation around Brooks Koepka potentially returning to the PGA Tour, and why Rory McIlroy switching to CB irons is a major change at the elite level. The boys also break down Tommy “Nikeless” and the evolving golf apparel market. To finish, we preview a huge week ahead: Webex Players Series at Rosebud, The American Express, and the Dubai Desert Classic. 🎧 Presented by GolfBox

Q caught up with Cam fresh off his 2026 Vic Open win — his second victory of the season — and the story makes it even better… Q was on the bag for the week. We chat through the final round, the moments that mattered, what clicked in his game, and what this win means for the rest of 2026.

Tee It Up is back for 2026 — and there’s plenty to get through. Q, Johnny and Bradley are joined by David Micheluzzi to unpack Connor McKinney’s dominant Webex Players Series WA win, the Australians locking in LIV Golf spots for 2026, and what it all means moving forward. We also preview the Victorian Open, Dubai Invitational and Sony Open, before outlining what’s coming from Tee It Up this year. 🎙️ Presented by GolfBox Australia’s Home of Golf 👉 https://www.golfbox.com.au

A statement win, start to finish. We break down Connor McKinney’s dominant wire-to-wire victory at the Webex Players Series Perth, where he never looked like being run down. Rounds of 63–68–70–69, a scorching four-hole stretch that included a hole-in-one, birdies and an eagle, and a lead that blew out to eight shots at one point — this was a performance built on momentum, edge, and intent. Feisty. Focused. Almost angry. We dive into: How McKinney separated the field early and kept his foot down Why the final margin (four shots at 18-under) didn’t fully reflect the control he had The chasers — Curtis Luck, Kirsten Rudgeley and Abbie Teasdale — and why none could close the gap Playing alongside Andrew “Beef” Johnston and how that final round unfolded Plus, the bigger picture: from a tough couple of seasons on the HotelPlanner Tour, to surviving 252 holes at DP World Tour Q-School, earning his card, and now arriving into his rookie season on the DP World Tour with serious confidence. From moving to Australia at 13, elite amateur wins at Cranbourne and St Andrews, to debuting at The Open — this was a reminder that Connor McKinney’s trajectory is very much back on track.