Make Me Good At Golf

Pete, Lehmo and Flem are joined by veteran broadcaster Steve Price for a chat that swings from golf to four decades in talkback radio. Steve talks handicaps, the state of the game, and doesn't hold back a few classic opinions along the way — expect plenty of needle and laughs. #MakeMeGoodAtGolf #GolfPodcast

Pete, Flem and Lehmo react to Ryan Fox's stunning birdie on the 72nd hole at Royal Birkdale to snatch the Claret Jug from Cameron Young, becoming just the third Kiwi to win a men's major at 39. The boys talk Sam Burns' late collapse, whether Scheffler and Fleetwood ever really threatened, and why this one hit different for every golfer over 35.

Biggest episode yet! 🦅 Pete and Lehmo are joined by Will Ferrell, Molly Shannon, Luke Wilson, Fortune Feimster and Jimmy Tatro to chat about their new Netflix golf comedy The Hawk. Who's got the best swing in the cast, who's a genuine hacker, and can the boys sneak a free lesson out of Hollywood's finest?The Hawk streams on Netflix from July 16. ⛳Subscribe, leave a review, and send in your feedback!#MakeMeGoodAtGolf #TheHawk #WillFerrell #Netflix #Golf #GolfPodcast

Pete, Flem and Lehmo welcome back Jack from BioGolf for the full swing check-up — what's improved, what's gone backwards, and what's downright ugly since he last got his hands on them. Shanks, slices and some brutally honest data — nobody's getting off easy.VISIT BIOGOLF USE CODE BIOJACK20 for a discount

Pete & Flem are gearing up to play the Rossdale with the Future Golf team!

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.