Your Golf Podcast by NCG

Why are some of the world's best golfers still using training aids to improve their swings? In this episode of the NCG Golf Podcast, Nicola Slater is joined by Liam Bond, former European Tour professional and founder of TRS Golf, to discuss the growing popularity of golf training aids and how they can help golfers of all abilities improve their technique.Liam shares the story behind TRS Golf, from developing his first training aid to seeing his products used by some of the biggest names in the game, including Tommy Fleetwood, Cameron Smith and Patrick Reed. He also explains how his collaboration with Robert Rock led to the creation of the TRS Slider and why improving connection, rotation and arm structure can make such a difference to your golf swing.Nicola and Liam explore the benefits of the TRS Stick, Ball and Slider, how to practise more effectively without simply hitting hundreds of balls, and why lasting improvements require repetition rather than quick fixes. They also discuss the role of coaching, the dangers of consuming too much conflicting swing advice online, and what's next for TRS Golf as the brand continues to grow.

On the latest episode of the Your Golf Podcast by NCG, Nicola Slater speaks to Drew Koehler, co-founder of Blue Tees Golf, about the company’s growing range of golf technology and how artificial intelligence could change the way we play.They explore the latest Captain Air and Captain Pro rangefinders, the Rainmaker launch monitor, GPS devices and the benefits of connecting technology on and off the course.Drew also explains how AI-powered club recommendations and course management tools can help golfers make smarter decisions, improve their scores and gain confidence, while discussing whether technology risks taking some of the skill out of golf.

We all dread the yips. They can turn the simplest chip into an anxiety-ridden nightmare. But what causes the problem?Specialist short-game coach Louis Savill joins Nicola Slater to explain the difference between focal dystonia and fear-driven chipping difficulties, and how technique can contribute to a loss of confidence.They discuss how the key to trusting your short game is in building a reliable, repeatable, action and Louis has some practical advice on how to improve contact, ensuring you choose the right shot, and taking what you drill in practice out onto the course.

How much difference can the right distance measuring device make to your game? Are you getting your money’s worth from the technology?In the latest episode of the Your Golf by NCG Podcast, Nicola Slater and Jack Backhouse get stuck into the world of DMDs to find out what golfers use and what they value. Does a deluge of information lead to better scores?Nicola reveals the results of an NCG survey featuring more than 1,300 golfers, which uncovered the most popular devices and what’s dominating the market.The pair also preview our upcoming Best in Class Distance Measuring Device test. With 23 devices lined up for in depth reviews, they discuss what golfers should be looking for before parting with their cash. Are big dollar lasers worth the money? Could a GPS-enabled trolley offer better value?

Your Golf by NCG host Nicola Slater is joined by Joe Miller from Srixon to take a closer look at the brand’s latest metal woods and hybrid lineup.Joe explains the thinking behind the new range, Srixon’s renewed focus on metal woods, and how the brand is looking to connect more closely with golfers. They also discuss the technology and testing process behind the clubs, including how feedback from tour players and consumers helps shape the final products.Nicola and Joe also look at Srixon’s new “Obsessed With It” philosophy, the importance of continual product improvement, and the different options available across the new woods and hybrid lineup.If you’re considering a new driver, fairway wood or hybrid, this is a deep dive into what Srixon is trying to achieve with its latest equipment.

In this episode of the Your Golf Podcast by NCG, Oliver Jennings from TaylorMade goes through the biggest equipment mistakes amateur golfers make, and why understanding exactly what’s in your golf bag can be just as important as getting a custom-fitting in the first place.We go behind the scenes at the TaylorMade Kingdom at The Grove, showing the technology used during fittings and what makes the facility different from a traditional fitting experience.Oliver goes into club fitting, putter technology and some of the latest equipment from TaylorMade.We take a close look at the 2026 TaylorMade Spider putter range and discuss how putter fitting can help you understand how different features of a putter massively impacts your game.Oliver also talks through the TaylorMade MG5 and Hi-Toe 5 wedges and why testing them from different lies and in bunkers is so important when finding the right setup.

Your Golf Podcast host Nicola Slater chats to George Thompson, Senior Marketing Lead at Mizuno, about the brand’s latest equipment launches and what goes on behind the scenes when developing new products.Nicola and George explore Mizuno’s Japanese heritage and approach to club design, before diving into the technology behind its latest drivers, M.Craft X putters and new Mizuno Pro S-4 irons.George also explains the importance of custom fitting and how the brand's iconic blend of feel, forgiveness and performance has led to the phrase on everyone's lips where the brand is concerned: Nothing feels like a Mizuno.

Srixon’s new ZXi iron range is here, and we’re getting the inside story from Joe at Srixon.Nicola Slater is joined by Joe to take a closer look at the new ZXi irons, including the exciting ZXi5+, how it fits into the range and why it could offer the perfect blend of looks, forgiveness and performance.They also discuss the ZXi5 and ZXi7, building combo sets, Srixon’s Tour V.T. sole, the precision behind Srixon’s forging process and the importance of getting properly fitted rather than simply choosing irons based on loft numbers.Plus, we chat about Ryan Fox putting the ZXi5+ into play and the return of legendary wedge designer Roger Cleveland.What makes the new ZXi range different, and which iron could be right for your game?