Golf Writers Association of America

GWAA Podcast

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This brand-new podcast from the Golf Writers Association of America gives listeners an in-depth look at the inner workings of golf's biggest stories. Host Amy Rogers interviews content creators from across the media landscape to find out how they learned about their story, where they found their sources, and to delve into the challenges they faced in getting their story told. Also, learn a little bit more about your favorite storytellers as they open up about their journey in golf and media.

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Autor

Golf Writers Association of America

Kategorie

Sports

Podcast-Website

rss.com

Neueste Folge

30. Jun 2026

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Episode 02, James Colgan 27.05.2024

Golf.com 's James Colgan joins the GWAA Podcast to discuss his recent piece on NBC Golf. He shares details on how he managed to snag interviews with top executives at NBC Golf, how the interview conflicted with his sister's wedding, and how he made the shift from being a broadcast journalism major to a golf writer.

Episode 01, Beth Ann Nichols 08.04.2024

For the first episode of the GWAA Podcast, host Amy Rogers sits down with Beth Ann Nichols, former GWAA president and Senior Writer at Golfweek, to discuss her award winning piece about LPGA Tour veteran Jane Park. Nichols also shares a glimpse into her background and her journey from collegiate golfer to media veteran.

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