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There's Always Tea with Megan Perry 23:29

13h ago23:29

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Megan Perry, head of basketball for Athletes Unlimited, joins Sarah to discuss what's new for the league’s fourth season, the rich history of basketball in Nashville, and how AU’s unique format means every moment matters, even in a blowout. Plus, the stars, stakes, stats & stories that'll make you a more informed AU hoops fan! Check out the full At…

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Ian Woosnam - Part 4 (The Ryder Cup and WGHOF) 31:02

13h ago31:02

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In this captivating fourth and final part of our conversation with golf legend Ian Woosnam, listeners will be treated to an inside look at the mind of a true champion. From major championships to the dramatic Ryder Cup, Woosnam shares his insights, memories, and experiences of playing at the highest levels of professional golf. The episode opens wi…

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What is bowling? for beginners 3:31

2d ago3:31

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Send us a text Produced and written by Ryadanstudios you can email my social links rwdan08@outlook.comبقلم Ryan danielson

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TAGG Episode 73 - Opportunity missed in Rebel territory 1:01:22

3d ago1:01:22

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We're back this week again with a full-hour-length Talk A Good Game podcast hosted by Tom and Fergal. This week the lads look back over the Meath footballer's narrow loss to Cork. We also hear from Meath manager Robbie Brennan. The lads review victories for the Meath hurlers and the Meath Ladies footballers. They also break down the various footbal…

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Bonus: Here's to 2025 1:04:51

7d ago1:04:51

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The one thing we can look forward to this year, is all the nerdy pop culture fun that's coming out. This week we're taking a look at what's to come in 2025!

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Modern Game Design Using Paper and AI: The Couples Game Story 55:13

15d ago55:13

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A masterclass in modern game development with Osebo, revealing his journey from sketching word puzzles on a flight to Jamaica to launching Couples Game using AI tools and smart design principles. Learn how this former Tumblr and Facebook designer leverages LLMs to create engaging puzzles while building Castle's next-gen mobile game engine – proving…

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Dragons Dogma 2 - Short 1:17:37

29d ago1:17:37

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Fabian hat sich ein Spiel zur Brust genommen und schwärmt nun Anko davon vor. Dieser wusste noch wenig über das Spiel und hat einige Fragen. Über das "Ludo-Narativ", Thermenbesuche und den Alltagswahnsinn in einer wunderbaren Fantasywelt! Viel Spaß! Leuchttürme 00:00:00 - Intro, Vorgeschichte & Shakespear 00:08:40 - Pawn-ografie, die Plage & das Lu…

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Ian Woosnam - Part 3 (The 1991 Masters) 33:39

14h ago33:39

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In this riveting third part of a four-episode series featuring one of Europe's "Big Five" Ian Woosnam, listeners are taken on a nostalgic journey through some of the most defining moments of Woosnam's illustrious career. The conversation opens with a vivid recollection of his phenomenal performance at the 1991 Masters, a victory over Tom Watson tha…

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Ian Woonam - Part 2 (Early Tour Wins) 33:03

15h ago33:03

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In the riveting second part of our four-part series with Masters champion Ian Woosnam, listeners are treated to an intimate journey through the early stages of Woosnam's illustrious career. This episode takes us around the globe as Woosnam reflects on the triumphs, trials, and defining moments that shaped his early professional journey. From the sl…

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Ian Woosnam - Part 1 (The Early Years) 38:07

16h ago38:07

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In this riveting first installment of a four-part series, we bring you into the early years of World Golf Hall of Fame member Ian Woosnam, a name synonymous with dedication, grit, and an indomitable love for the game. Hosted by Mike Gonzalez and Australian PGA-Tour golf great Bruce Devlin, this episode peels back the layers on Woosnam's initial enc…

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The Breakfast that Changed Women’s Hockey with Karissa Donkin 40:37

1d ago40:37

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CBC women’s hockey and investigative reporter Karissa Donkin joins Sarah to talk about how Team USA and Team Canada hockey players put their rivalry aside to change the sport’s future, what teams are hot (and cold) in the PWHL this season and why women’s hockey is in its Taylor Swift era. Plus, more insight into the blockbuster Jewell Loyd/Kelsey P…

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Betsy King - Part 3 (1992 LPGA, 1997 Dinah Shore and the Solheim Cup) 35:23

1d ago35:23

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Winner of 34 LPGA Tour events, Betsy King reflects back on her final two major championships and her last several wins on tour. Betsy remembers the easy walk up the 18th fairway of her 11-shot victory at the 1992 LPGA Championship, at the time setting several records including largest winning margin, lowest raw score and lowest score to par in a ma…

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Betsy King - Part 2 (1987 & 1990 Dinah Shore and the 1989 and 1990 Women’s U.S. Open) 36:48

1d ago36:48

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Step back in time with us as we relive the golden age of LPGA Golf in the 1980s, a period that saw the rise of legendary figures like Nancy Lopez and our esteemed guest, six-time major championship winner Betsy King. Hear firsthand from Betsy about her first major victory at the Nabisco Dinah Shore, where she triumphed over Patty Sheehan in a thril…

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Betsy King - Part 1 (The Early Years) 36:31

1d ago36:31

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Unveiling the journey of World Golf Hall of Fame member Betsy King, we invite you to share in a conversation that's as inspiring as it is riveting. A small-town girl from Reading, Pennsylvania, Betsy's foray into sports was nurtured by her brother and parents, blossoming into a love for golf that eventually paved the way for a distinguished career.…

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My Neck, My Back, My Tittles & All That 19:09

3d ago19:09

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Catch up on a busy weekend of sports, including a major hoops trade, a DJ’s tasteless play, and Naomi Girma’s official move to the UK. Plus, a “Yes, And” about snow sports lore, a naughty little tune making a surprising comeback and a slice’s app-etite for more. Bid to take home one of Hawaii’s sUHrf City uniforms here Read Keith Jenkins’ ESPN stor…

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Al Geiberger - Part 3 (The Majors and Ryder Cup) 36:46

3d ago36:46

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"Mr. 59" Al Geiberger recalls his final tour victory at the 1979 Colonial Invitational where his high school teammate, Charles Schwab was to become the future tournament sponsor. Al reflects back on his performances in the major championships, including a few close calls that could have added to his major count. He recounts his Ryder Cup experience…

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Al Geiberger - Part 2 (The 1966 PGA and Shooting 59) 43:35

3d ago43:35

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Al Geiberger begins this segment by recounting the joy of his 1966 PGA Championship win at Firestone followed hours later by the sadness brought on by the tragic loss of Tony and Betty Lema in a plane crash. He recalls his win in the 2nd edition of the Tournament Players Championship at Colonial CC (TX) over his hunting buddy, Dave Stockton. Al tak…

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Al Geiberger - Part 1 (The Early Years and Tour Wins) 39:30

3d ago39:30

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1966 PGA Championship winner AKA "Mr. 59" Al Geiberger begins his life story learning the game on a hard scrabble nine-hole course in Sacramento, California, and playing high school golf in Santa Barbara with soon-to-be-famous teammate, Charles Schwab. Al was team captain at USC playing for the legendary coach, Stan Wood, playing in the L.A. Open t…

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Karrie Webb - Part 4 (The Later Wins, the WGHOF and Philanthropy) 38:51

4d ago38:51

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In the concluding episode of our four-part interview series with Australian golf legend and World Golf Hall of Fame member, Karrie Webb, we delve deep into her unwavering commitment to the game and how she navigated her storied career. From candid moments on the tour to her personal reflections on legacy, this final segment offers a holistic view i…

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Karrie Webb - Part 3 (The Final Five Majors) 43:11

4d ago43:11

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In the enthralling third installment of our four-part interview series, we welcome back Australian golf legend and World Golf Hall of Fame member, Karrie Webb. In this episode, we delve deep into the pinnacle years of her illustrious career, a journey characterized not just by victories but by unwavering tenacity and a love for the game. Karrie ope…

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Karrie Webb - Part 2 (Early Wins, the 1999 du Maurier and the 2000 Dinah Shore) 39:33

4d ago39:33

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In this captivating second portion of our four-part interview with Australian golf legend Karrie Webb, we delve deeper into the making of a champion. Often considered one of the greatest female golfers of all time, Karrie offers invaluable insights into the intricate layers that have built her Hall of Fame career. This episode is more than just a c…

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Karrie Webb - Part 1 (The Early Years) 41:29

4d ago41:29

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In this riveting first installment of a four-part series, we sit down with Australian golf legend and World Golf Hall of Fame member, Karrie Webb. A true icon in the realm of golf, Webb's storied career includes seven major championships and an impressive 41 LPGA Tour wins. But there’s so much more to Karrie than what you see on the leaderboard. In…

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Tony Jacklin - Part 3 (The Open Championship and Ryder Cup) 37:19

5d ago37:19

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One of England's finest golfers ever, Tony Jacklin, begins by recalling his Open Championship victory in 1969 at Royal Lytham and several close calls, with his loss to Lee Trevino at Muirfield in 1972 his toughest loss. Tony played on seven Ryder Cup teams with "The Concession" by Jack Nicklaus at Birkdale in 1969 the most memorable moment. He tran…

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Tony Jacklin - Part 2 (The 1970 U.S. Open) 42:25

5d ago42:25

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World Golf Hall of Fame member, Tony Jacklin, recounts his early days on the PGA Tour as the first Brit to ever play golf full-time for a living. He and Bruce discuss how the game and the equipment have evolved over the years and he remembers some of his early influencers on his professional development. Tony shares some great stories from his 1970…

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Tony Jacklin - Part 1 (The Early Years) 47:30

5d ago47:30

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Tony Jacklin, World Golf Hall of Fame member, winner of the 1969 Open Championship and the 1970 U.S. Open and Ryder Cup star shares his memories of learning the game in Scunthorpe, England, his early influencers like Dow Finsterwald and Bobby Locke and how he learned to play under pressure. He reflects on the bias against foreign players he experie…

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Introducing: Throttle Therapy with Katherine Legge 1:01

5d ago1:01

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Join motorsport pioneer Katherine Legge as she gears up to make history this season, competing in some of the world’s toughest racing events in a quest to have one of the most memorable careers in racing. She’s bringing you inside stories with legends of sports, new faces from the next generation of auto racing, and conversations with the people wh…

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Tamper Bay, U.S.A. with Big Citrus 43:04

6d ago43:04

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How will WNBA free agency be impacted by Unrivaled players talking shop in Miami (aka Tamper Bay)? Is buying someone a coffee tampering? What should we expect from tonight’s college hoops battle between #5 LSU and #2 South Carolina? Big Citrus jumps on the mic to discuss it all. Plus, transfer fees explained and new research that is one part unsurp…

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Kathy Whitworth - Part 3 (The Later Majors and Career) 45:03

6d ago45:03

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The all-time leader in U.S. Tour wins with 88 LPGA victories, Kathy Whitworth takes us down the home stretch of her career from the 1970's forward beginning with her win in the 1971 LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley CC. Her sixth and final major win came at the 1975 LPGA Championship at Pine Ridge Golf Course. In 1981 she was the first woman to …

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Kathy Whitworth - Part 2 (The Early Majors and the 1960's) 45:49

6d ago45:49

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Kathy Whitworth, World Golf Hall of Fame member and winner of six major championships, looks back on her early years on tour in the 1960's, a decade that featured 56 of her 88 LPGA victories and four majors. Kathy fondly recalls winning the final two regular editions of the Titleholders event held at Augusta C.C. and the last Western Open after whi…

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Kathy Whitworth - Part 1 (The Early Years and LPGA History) 48:13

6d ago48:13

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World Golf Hall of Fame member and the winningest player on any Tour ever, Kathy Whitworth, begins her remarkable story by sharing how she came to the game of golf at age 15 using her grandfather's clubs and how the local pro, Texas Golf HOF member Hardy Loudermilk, provided early guidance before sending her off to Austin, Texas to see the renowned…

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The Land of 10,000 Owners with Andrea Yoch and Morgan Stone 26:51

7d ago26:51

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Minnesota Aurora FC co-founder Andrea Yoch and former Aurora midfielder Morgan Stone join Sarah to talk about the team’s community capital raise ending January 31st (grab your slice!), the USL W League pipeline to pro soccer, the club’s long term goals, and a magical creature named Rory the Aurorasaurus. Plus, the NWSL schedule is here, a lesson in…

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Paul Azinger - Part 2 (Early Tour Wins) 41:24

7d ago41:24

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Major championship winner Paul Azinger begins this segment by recalling life on the road in a used motor home with his wife and their cat. He remembers the early influencers on his career and his game and recounts the early wins on Tour, three of which came in 1987 when he was the PGA Tour Player of the Year. Intermixed throughout are stories of Pa…

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Paul Azinger - Part 1 (The Early Years) 41:33

7d ago41:33

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1993 PGA Champion and winning Ryder Cup Captain and player, Paul Azinger, reflects on growing up as an Air Force brat in Florida and not blossoming into a legitimate golfer until his days at Florida State University where he developed under the watchful eyes of John Redman and Dr. Jim Suttie. Hear about the influencers in Paul's life like Bert Yanc…

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Sticky Brain with Katherine Legge 53:21

8d ago53:21

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Trailblazing motorsport driver Katherine Legge joins Sarah to discuss how she got into racing as a kid, the win-win deal she and her dad made that helped accelerate her career, and whether women’s-only racing helps or hurts the development of female drivers. Plus, Naomi Girma is about to get a whole lotta stamps, a belated congrats to a dawg, and a…

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Martha Nause - Part 2 (The 1994 du Maurier Classic and Perseverance) 51:01

8d ago51:01

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Martha Nause relates the story of her finish at the LPGA Sun-Times Shoot-Out in 1991 going birdie, birdie, birdie, eagle to win, but tragically followed months later by the passing of her mother. Martha felt that the stress caused by her sudden loss brought on a rare condition that affected her balance and made if difficult to compete for over a ye…

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Martha Nause - Part 1 (The Early Years and First LPGA Win) 49:44

8d ago49:44

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Major Championship winner, Martha Nause, takes us back to growing up in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, learning the game with her four siblings under the watchful eyes of her parents at their local country club. With no high school or college golf team (until her senior year), Martha's game developed as a family summer endeavor, learning how to compete and …

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The Boom Boom Room 39:26

9d ago39:26

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Big Citrus reconvenes to talk about the debut of Unrivaled hoops, volleyball star Haleigh Washington’s elite trolling, and our show’s new side, Aurora FC. Plus, two women pop the cork on a new snowboard trick, an underfrog story for the ages, and stop putting things off, people! Watch goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher learn she's been named Player of the Ye…

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Steve Stricker - Part 1 (The Early Years and the 2021 Ryder Cup) 44:08

9d ago44:08

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12-time winner on the PGA Tour and 7-time winner on the Champions Tour with 3 major victories (so far), Steve Stricker talks about growing up in southern Wisconsin and learning the game by playing with his father and brother, and his love of family and his home state. Steve fondly recalls his career at the University of Illinois playing for Coach E…

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We Are Living In the Stupidest Time with Jemele Hill 43:52

10d ago43:52

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Jemele Hill, author, executive producer, podcast host, and staff writer at The Atlantic, joins Sarah to talk about how she’s maintaining her inner light during a rough start to 2025, how a second Trump presidency could affect the women’s sports landscape, and how she's preparing for the forthcoming chaos. Read Jemele’s memoir Uphill here Read the o…

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Nancy Lopez - Part 4 (The 1985 LPGA Championship and Rest of Career) 32:28

10d ago32:28

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Nancy Lopez was referred to by Kathy Whitworth as the Arnold Palmer of the LPGA Tour and for good reason. Winning 17 times in her first two years on tour, Nancy quickly became the face and the darling of the LPGA. Hear how she balanced life on tour with being a 3-time mother to lovely daughters, traveling with them from stop to stop before daycare …

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Nancy Lopez - Part 3 (The 1978 and 1989 LPGA Championships and The Solheim Cup) 30:15

10d ago30:15

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3-time major championship winner, Nancy Lopez remembers the challenges of traveling on the tour in those first few years as a professional. Nancy recounts how she relished competing against the likes of JoAnne Carner, Judy Rankin and others. Listen in as she recalls two of her wins in the LPGA Championship, her first in 1978 and her last in 1989. N…

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Nancy Lopez - Part 2 (The Early Tour Years) 36:21

10d ago36:21

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Join us for a riveting conversation with the winner of 48 LPGA Tour events, Nancy Lopez, as she shares her inspiring journey from her time at the University of Tulsa to the top ranks of professional golf. In this episode, Nancy opens up about her life both on and off the greens, providing an in-depth look at the pressures of professional golf and t…

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Nancy Lopez - Part 1 (The Early Years and U.S. Open Near-Misses) 46:41

10d ago46:41

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World Golf Hall of Fame member Nancy Lopez begins her story growing up and learning the game under the watchful eye of her father in Roswell, New Mexico. She had astounding success as a junior player winning her state's amateur title as a 12, 13 and 14-year-old. Nancy played on the boy's team in high school after successfully challenging an arcane …

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TAGG - Episode 71 - Prepping for Pairc Uí Chaoimh battle 48:07

10d ago48:07

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This week the lads discuss the upcoming league campaigns for the Meath footballers, hurlers and ladies footballers. They also discuss the success of Meath based trainers in racing, and other stories developing across the county. Be sure to give it a listen and let us know what you think.بقلم Fergal Lynch

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Trailer 0:46

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Send us a text Produced and written by Ryadanstudios you can email my social links rwdan08@outlook.comبقلم Ryan Danielson

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Hal Sutton - Part 3 (The Majors) 42:50

11d ago42:50

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We conclude our visit with Hal Sutton with a review of his major championship record. He reflects on the mindset he brought into Augusta each year (not good) and his regret at not competing more often in the Open Championship, a major that presented conditions for which his game was well-suited. The highlight was clearly his 1995 win at Riviera in …

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Hal Sutton - Part 2 (TPC Wins and the 1999 Ryder Cup) 44:24

11d ago44:24

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Major Championship winner, Hal Sutton, admits to a bad Augusta mind set, recalls his most memorable regular Tour victories and takes us back to the magic of the 1999 Ryder Cup at the Country Club. Hear him recount his two Tournament Players Championship wins in 1983 and 2000 (“Be the Right Club Today”) and how he managed to beat Tiger Woods at a ti…

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Hal Sutton - Part 1 (The Early Years) 45:52

11d ago45:52

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We cover the early career of PGA and 2-time Tournament Players Championship winner, Hal Sutton and reminisce about his superb amateur career that included two Western Amateur wins, two Walker Cup team victories and the 1980 U.S. Amateur. Listen as Hal describes three significant influences in his life as a young man; Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Jac…

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Catherine Lacoste - Part 3 (Winning the British and U.S. Amateurs) 32:11

12d ago32:11

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We wrap up our visit with Women's U.S. Open champion and French amateur great Catherine Lacoste by first looking back on a 13-month stretch of a dozen match and stroke-play events where she did not lose. After winning the 1968 Women's Western Amateur, she reeled off victories the following year at the British Ladies Amateur, the Women's U.S. Amateu…

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Catherine Lacoste - Part 2 (Winning the 1967 U.S. Open as an Amateur) 34:52

12d ago34:52

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In this second installment of our three-part interview with the great French amateur champion Catherine Lacoste, we delve into her many team and individual victories leading up to her historic triumph at the 1967 Women's U.S. Open at The Homestead while becoming the first and only amateur to have ever won this event. This unwelcome intrusion into t…

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