Make Me Good At Golf

Pete and Flem are joined by Cam Avery, bassist for psych-rock giants Tame Impala, for a chat that swings from the fairway to the front row. Cam opens up about the promising junior golf career he walked away from as a teenager to chase music, and how he found his way back to the game years later as a grounding force amid the chaos of touring. The boys dig into what it's actually like performing to tens of thousands of people a night, the surreal moments of life inside one of the biggest bands on the planet, and whether he can spot the crossover between nailing a bass line and nailing a tee shot. Expect stories from the road, some brutally honest handicap talk, and the age-old question: could Cam have gone pro if he'd stuck with the clubs instead of the guitar? Plenty of laughs, as always.

Pete, Flem and Lehmo are back, and this week things get a little wild. The boys dive into the legendary John Daly somehow carding a 63 — because of course he did — before Flem confesses to an absolute horror show of a round at Riversdale that probably set the game of golf back several years. The lads also dig into the mailbag and respond to some listener feedback, for better or worse. As always, it's three blokes who love golf a lot more than golf loves them back.

Pete, Flem and Lehmo are joined by Aussie legend Shannon Noll fresh off the Mick Fanning Charity Golf Day. The boys get the full rundown on the day, dig into Nollsie's complicated history with the game, and hear about life on the road with new music in the pipeline. Shannon also talks about his Great Australian Rum Co, which had a stand at the Fanning day and why he's just as passionate about the business as he is about belting out a tune. A ripper episode.

US Open Reaction, Speed Golf & Listener Mail | Make Me Good At GolfPete, Flem, and Lehmo break down all the action from the US Open, debate the merits of playing a fast round of golf, and respond to your listener feedback. Plus, the Drummond Legends Segment is back to celebrate the everyday golfer.Subscribe, leave a review, and send in your feedback — you might just make it to air!#MakeMeGoodAtGolf #Golf #USOpen #GolfPodcast #Lehmo #DamienFleming #DrummondGolf #GolfLife

Pete and Flem are joined by renowned Australian golf coach Ritchie Smith to talk all things US Open who impressed, who struggled, and what the world's toughest major demands from the best players in the game. Ritchie also opens up about his work coaching some of Australia's top touring professionals, sharing the insights and philosophies that go into developing elite golfers. As always, plenty of laughs along the way.

Pete and Flem are joined by Socceroos legend Archie Thompson, who's traded the football boots for golf clubs in retirement, and is finding it every bit as humbling as you'd expect. Archie opens up about his full-blown obsession with the game, his current handicap, and the shots that just won't stop haunting him.But first, the boys can't ignore the elephant in the room, Australia's stunning 2-0 win over Türkiye at the 2026 World Cup. Archie breaks down what the Socceroos got so right, why Nestory Irankunda is the real deal, and why Group D is suddenly very exciting.World Cup fever, golf confessions, and a man who once scored 13 goals in a match trying to break 90. Tune in.

Lehmo is flying solo this week and he's got plenty to get through.He breaks down all the action from the Women's US Open, calls out the latest Strange Behaviour and Golf Police offenders, and settles the ultimate debate — what is the best golf content ever put to screen? TV, movies, all of it. Make your case, Lehmo.

This week, Flem and Lehmo are joined by Golf Australia CEO James Sutherland the man who spent 17 years transforming Cricket Australia before turning his attention to golf.They chat about his remarkable career in Australian sport, what he's learned along the way, and his vision for the future of golf in this country. Is the game in good shape? Where are the opportunities? And can Flem and Lehmo impress a man who's seen it all?

Pete sits down with Chad Mumm, the producer behind the hit Netflix documentary series Full Swing to talk all things golf, TV and film. Chad shares what it's like bringing the drama of professional golf to a mainstream audience, what fans can expect from Full Swing, and what it means for the sport's growing popularity. Plus, the conversation turns to the most anticipated golf film in decades Happy Gilmore 2. What does Chad make of it, and what could it mean for the game? If you love golf and the stories told around it, this one's unmissable.