From our time up at Ganton with GB&I's most decorated amateur golfer - Gary Wolstenholme - we managed to talk him into a filmed round amidst the bright yellow gorse. Ganton is a place of huge significance for Gary, not just where he won The Amateur Championship in 1991, but also where he played Walker Cup and Home Internationals. A happy hunting ground indeed. Over/under 73.5 is the target!   https://youtu.be/RG4wr7tytUw

Filmed at Cumberwell Park, this session with performance and movement consultant Mark Bull explores how subtle changes in footwork and balance can impact your entire golf swing. Using motion capture data, Mark walks Bruce through how the position of the lead foot influences pelvis movement, rotation, and ultimately swing efficiency. This video dives into the why behind movement patterns and challenges common assumptions in golf instruction. Ideal for players and coaches interested in a more holistic and informed approach to performance.   https://youtu.be/l_cKKhVBHFw

Bruce & Tom sit down with movement expert and performance consultant Mark Bull at the stunning Cumberwell Park. From junior golf memories in Somerset to biomechanics labs and Ryder Cup insight, Mark takes us on a journey through his holistic philosophy on coaching, movement, and human performance. We explore why technique isn’t everything, how beliefs shape behaviour, and why the best swing thoughts might be no thoughts at all. There’s chat about caffeine, chaos theory, kinematic sequences, and even the art of drawing leaves with his daughter. Plus, reflections on Luke Donald, Johnny Wilkinson, and why comfort is the killer of progress. This is more than a golf podcast — it’s a masterclass in how we move, learn, and evolve.Highlights include: Why “getting worse before getting better” might be a myth The problem with predigested learning and “coach insurance” What the feet can tell us about the eyes (yes, really) [...]

The first episode of our new series, 'Spotlight' – an ‘Every Shot At’ style video with no distractions, just pure golf, a simple over/under target and noise of waves lapping at the shore. Sam takes on Royal Cinque Ports (aka Deal) with retro clubs and his persimmon woods the day before our Retro Day at Prince’s, aiming to break 80.5. Sit back and enjoy 30 minutes of ASMR golf as he flushes his way around RCP during golden hour.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWRfvhSKEks

The final stop on our Floridian Adventure takes us to the crown jewel of the state’s public golf and the stage for this week’s Players Championship. Built on 415 acres of swamp for just $1, TPC Sawgrass redefined tournament golf. The Tour’s goal was simple—create a ‘Stadium Course’ where fans could get closer to the action. Pete and Alice Dye made it happen, sculpting a layout that blends bold earthworks with razor-sharp strategy. Every shot at Sawgrass is a test. The best angles flirt with danger, while safer routes leave tougher tasks ahead. It’s strategic, punishing, and never short on drama. Thanks as always to our series sponsor Halcyon Golf Travel and FootJoy!   https://youtu.be/DVz3UE3lJzY

In part III of our series we look at the world famous but community centred Winter Park, affectionately known as WP9. A course that in 2014 received $1m of funding from the City of Orlando, which was spent on reviving this much loved community course and breathing new life into it. One cut height, and greens that each pose an interesting question meant that this little 9-holer on the cobbled streets of Winter Park is the poster child for sustainable golf in the US. Thanks as always to our series sponsor Halcyon Golf Travel and FootJoy!   https://youtu.be/naUgtEV2ZJo

Previously known as World Woods in Florida, Cabot acquired the resort in 2022 and have breathed new life into this rolling piece of land on an otherwise flat state in the US. Now home to two championship courses; - The Karoo, designed by Kyle Franz was opened in 2023 is on the site previously known as 'Pine Barrens'. - The Roost, designed by Ben Cowan-Dewar, Mike Nuzzo, Kyle Franz, Ran Morrisett & Rod Whitman on the site previously used for 'Rolling Oaks'. In addition to that, there's 'The Squeeze' - the 10 hole half par delight, and 'The Wedge', an 11 hole illuminated par 3 course. Big thanks as always to our friends at Halcyon Golf Travel and FootJoy for sponsoring this series!   https://youtu.be/_FjXWPXq6fs

Welcome to Floridian Adventures, a golf travel series exploring some of the Sunshine State’s finest courses. In Part 1, we dive into Streamsong Resort, a golfing paradise unlike any other in Florida. Streamsong Resort is the only destination in the world with courses designed by three of the biggest names in modern golf course architecture: Red Course – Designed by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw (Strategic, rugged, links-style) Blue Course – Designed by Tom Doak (Sweeping elevation, bold bunkering) Black Course – Designed by Gil Hanse (Expansive, dramatic, visually stunning). Unlike the flat terrain typical of Florida golf, Streamsong is built on 7,000 acres of former phosphate mining land, leaving behind sandy dunes, rolling fairways, and breathtaking elevation changes. The resort's strategic design, firm and fast conditions, and pure golf experience make it one of the most unique and sought-after destinations for serious golfers.   https://youtu.be/oUfUx25AjG8