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My Golf Source

My Golf Source

By: Darren Penquite
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Summary

Attention Golf Enthusiasts! Level up your golf game with hosts Darren Penquite and Noah Horstman, PGA as they keep you up to date on the latest trends, equipment, training aids and more. Learn tips and tricks from PGA Professionals to lower your score and grow your love for the game of golf.

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Episodes
  • Rory, Scheffler, And The New Golf Era
    May 7 2026

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    50 mins
  • Grit Over Glamour: What Winning Golf Really Takes
    Mar 6 2026

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    A windy week in Las Vegas turned into a masterclass on composure, strategy, and belief. We share how junior standout Oliver Oslin from Southern Oregon battled a top-ranked program, answered a five-birdie charge, and tied for first in stroke play when only three players finished under par. From a pure-struck par-three to a playoff that came down to inches, the round revealed what actually wins: a clear plan, disciplined speed, and the conviction to commit even after a near-miss.

    We zoom out to the wider game. Tour players live with an 11-shot yearly variance, cut lines that feel like tightropes, and Saturday swings that can vault a player 25 spots. That isn’t TV drama—it’s the truth of elite golf. We break down how to translate those lessons to your bag: build your shot pattern with real data, aim to the safe side by design, and practice speed as a separate skill. When your mind is quieter than the moment, you can choose the right target, accept the miss, and free up your swing.

    There’s more on the engine behind improvement: the role of a trusted caddie or coach who gives one useful cue, the value of juniors playing weekly pressure matches to learn how to close, and the tech that lifts everyone—from launch monitors and fittings to facility automation that frees coaches to coach. We also share recruiting updates, roster outlook, and new reciprocal course perks that make real golf more accessible while keeping practice sharp indoors.

    If you love stories where preparation meets pressure and want practical ways to shoot lower scores, you’ll feel at home. Hit follow, share this with a golf friend who needs a smarter game plan, and leave a quick review telling us your best under-pressure tip—we’ll feature our favorites on a future show.

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    37 mins
  • Why Community-Backed Golf Programs Change Lives
    Feb 20 2026

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    What if golf didn’t start with a paywall? We’re laying out a bold, workable plan to raise $2M that turns access into a promise: open facilities, real clubs kids can take home, and a clear coaching path that doesn’t end when a camp does. Our focus is Southern Oregon’s underserved counties, but the model scales—scholarships fueled by interest, referrals from any local pro, and partnerships with Boys & Girls Clubs and YMCAs that solve the toughest barrier of all: transportation.

    We get practical about what changes outcomes. An equipment library transforms “someday” into “right now,” while PGA‑led coaching turns first swings into lasting habits. We talk honestly about fundraising—why a few aligned community backers beat a thousand small checks—and how we’ll keep the principal working so support never dries up. We also explore adaptive golf with David’s Chair: gyro‑stabilized seats that let athletes safely swing on slopes, roll onto greens, and rejoin the game they love. Watching a player shoot in the 70s from a single‑rider chair reframes ability and reminds us why inclusion matters.

    Performance is part of belonging too. We share why proper fittings routinely add 30 yards for players who’ve never been fit, how vendor display walls and demo systems make choices simple, and why a league that honors full handicaps makes competition fair and fun. Women’s rules clinics show that knowledge is a stroke saver—nearest point of relief, stance relief, and smart drop options turn confusion into confidence. And with a video podcast on the way, we’ll bring training aids, drills, and adaptive tech to your screen so you can see how access looks in action.

    If this vision resonates, help us spread the word. Subscribe, share the episode with a golfer who cares about community, and leave a review so more people can find the show. Your voice can put a club in a kid’s hands—and keep them coming back for a lifetime.

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    35 mins
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