Dialled In

MK and Wardy are back for Episode 2 of the Dialled In Podcast. This week they recap their personal golf — including a round in New Zealand and a close pennant final — before diving into the tour wrap covering the Zurich Classic (Fitzpatrick brothers' win) and Nelly Korda's dominant Chevron Championship victory. The hot topic is mini drivers: are they actually worth it for amateur golfers? They break down the stats, the use cases, and test a couple in the studio. The episode wraps up with Dialled In or OB, covering Jim Furyk as Ryder Cup captain, eye-watering Ryder Cup ticket prices, and whether Matt Fitzpatrick is a lock for the team

Welcome to Dialled In, the podcast for golfers who care about what's in the bag. Hosted by Nick (club fitter at Ernest Performance) and Matt (16-handicapper and self-confessed golf tragic), each episode breaks down the equipment side of golf from two very different perspectives.In our debut episode, we recap the equipment trends from the Masters and the RBC Heritage — why high-lofted fairway woods ruled Augusta while driving irons cut through the Hilton Head wind. We get into how those tour trends (do and don't) translate to your Saturday round, the art of building the right bag for your game, and why knowing your distances is more valuable than chasing the latest release.Plus, our new segment Dialled or OB — this week we're calling time on Masters-inspired impulse buys, and Nick reveals why he's changed his mind on the mini driver.Short, sharp, and no-nonsense golf equipment talk. Stay tuned.Recorded at Ernest Performance, Melbourne.