Golf Unfiltered Podcast

Slow play in golf is once again a hot topic in golf media, and Adam shares his thoughts on the players being called out and what non-enforcement of the rules means for us.

Eddy Lui, Founder and CEO of 18Birdies, joins the show this week to talk about his popular golf app, upcoming features and more.

We'll be back with a brand new podcast episode next week, but to tide you over here is one of our favorites from earlier this season with Matt and Katie Ginella. Enjoy!

Chris Voshall is the Product and Marketing Manager for Mizuno Golf, and he is here to talk about the exciting new MP-20 iron series. Find Chris on Twitter at @Vosh68. Visit the Mizuno Golf website here to learn more.

Gary Nicol and Karl Morris are PGA teaching professionals and the authors of 'The Lost Art of Putting', a new book that focuses on making you a better putter.

Kyle Pecka is a Golf Fitness Instructor for Smart Golf & Fitness, based out of the Chicago area. Kyle discusses some of the more common ailments that afflicts golfers, including how they negatively impact the golf swing.

In this episode Adam gets a few things off his chest after playing one of the longest rounds of golf in his career. What are the symptoms of slow play at public courses? What are the contributing factors, and are there solutions? Later, Adam also discusses the rising costs of practicing at driving ranges, including input from listeners on the topic.

Jason Moore is a partner and the President of TRUE Linkswear. He joins the podcast this week to discuss the origins of his business and the brand, as well as how social media marketing helps TRUE spread the word about their mission. Adam and Jason also discuss the brand new TL-01 shoes, which promise to be comfortable on and off the golf course. Read our preview piece of the TRUE Linkswear TL-01 h...

Back by popular demand, Mrs. GU — Kristen— is back to talk about everything that’s wrong with women’s golf fashion. We cover a wide range of topics, including thigh gaps, leggings, the worst colors to wear, and more in only the way Kristen can explain them. Follow Kristen on Twitter at @anast24.

Sam Uisprapassorn is back to discuss Cut Golf's first ever dual-core golf ball, the Cut Blue DC. Sam and Adam also discuss the growth of the company, how a recent published golf ball test impacted their company, and how Cut Golf leverages social media influencers to grow their brand.

On today's episode, listener Tom and Adam discuss a conversation he overheard between two high school golfers that highlights what Tom believes to be a worsening problem in youth athletics.  This episode is limited release as it deals mainly with Illinois athletics, but if this also applies to your state and you'd like to comment, feel free to reach out at golfunfiltered@gmail.com.

Angelica Carmen and Chris Flick are the two masterminds behind Cog Sustainability, a unique feature and approach to sustainability on the grounds of the legendary Cog Hill Golf and Country Club.

Michael Vrska is back to discuss the ways that new golf equipment is testing in quality control before being released to the public. He and Adam discuss everything from testing perimeters, design of experiment, and even a little bit about manufacturing tolerances. This discussion is truly a golf nerd's delight! Follow Michael on Twitter at @vgolfman.

Tomo Bystedt is the Sr. Director of Product Creation at TaylorMade Golf, and he joins the show today to talk all about the GAPR utility clubs.  GAPR by TaylorMade Golf are a unique take on utility clubs, focusing on (as their name implies) the "gap" between your longest iron and shortest metal wood. Available in three different head shapes and trajectory types, as well as multiple lofts, the GAPR...

Sean Toulon, SVP at Callaway Golf and GM at Odyssey Golf, joins the show to talk about his new Stroke Lab putters.

Tom Mase is a mechanical engineer with over 30 years experience who recently lead a study for Golf Digest on whether leaving the flagstick in during putts is a benefit or hinderance. Tom joins the show to dig deeper into his study. Read Tom's study on Golf Digest here: https://www.golfdigest.com/story/take-the-flagstick-out

Tiger Woods used a Bridgestone golf ball to win his historic fifth Masters in 2019. Elliot Mellow of Bridgestone joins the show to tell us more about the ball that won it all.

To help celebrate our 200th episode, Noelle Zavaleta of Cleveland/Srixon Golf joins the show. Noelle and I talk about her background in golf, how she got started at the company, and all the great equipment they offer to golfers at any level. Listeners, you're going to want to listen to until the end of this episode for a very special giveaway!

Nick Sherburne, founder and Master Club Fitter at Club Champion joins the show to talk about the benefits of getting fit, the services available at Club Champion, and much more.

Luke Kerr-Dineen is the newest instruction editor at Golf.com, and joins the show to discuss his views on golf swings of the game's best over time.  Follow Luke on Twitter at @lukekerrdineen

Michael Vrska is back to discuss the engineering side of club fitting, including what to look for in new club technology, specification myths, and more. Follow Michael on Twitter at @vgolfman . This episode is brought to you by Club Champion .

On this week's episode Adam shares five steps you can use when purchasing a new driver. Do you know what you want to gain from a new driver? How do you want it to feel? What about new tech? Learn more in today's episode.

The TaylorMade Spider X putter is getting a ton of attention lately due to recent wins on multiple tours. Bill Price, Sr. Director of Putters and Wedges at TaylorMade joins the show to tell us why.

Golf Twitter has become its own entity on social media as of late, and Trey from OutsideTheCut.com joins the show to break it down.

Jason Hiland of Sub 70 Golf joins the show to share the story of his company, details on their exciting new club line, and their direct-to-consumer pricing model.