Sky Sports Golf Podcast

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to The Players and make their picks for who they think will do well at Sawgrass.

Listen out for exclusive interviews with world number one, Scottie Scheffler and one of golf's biggest up and coming stars, Ludvig Aberg.

Emma Self chats with Aimi Bullock, the director of women’s golf at EDGA – an organisation which promotes disability golf for players at every level. Aimi tells us about her aims and ambitions for getting more disabled women involved in the sport and her dream of one day having a Solheim Cup-style competition for disability golfers.

Josh is joined by Henni Koyak and Zane Scotland on this week's episode to discuss Talor Gooch's Masters asterisk comments, Anthony Kim's golfing comeback and to hear about an exciting event which Henni is hosting to celebrate International Women's Day.

For more information about the event, head to https://www.pandora-events.co.uk/iwd2024

Josh is joined by Inci Mehmet and the digital editor of bunkered.co.uk, Michael McEwan to chat about the latest golf news from around the world, with a focus on how to grow the game.

Alex Perry joins Josh for a quick round-up of events at the Genesis Invitational, including Hideki Matsuyama's sensational final round, Tiger Woods' withdrawal due to illness and Jordan Spieth's disqualification because of signing for an incorrect scorecard.

Then, there's an extended interview with DP World Tour player, James Morrison who opens up on his journey into the sport, gives an assessment of how he sees the current state of golf, and tells us about the reality of how much golfers earn.

Jamie Spence and Gary Murphy join host Josh Antmann to discuss the madness at the Phoenix Open and if things need to change there.

Plus, there's a look back on Rikuya Hoshino’s win in Qatar and the new talent on the DP World Tour. Tiger’s return, LIV and pancakes are all on the menu too...

Rory McIlroy's U-turn over his views on golf's ongoing saga between the main tours, a weather-affected finish to the PGA Tour event at Pebble Beach and a look ahead to this week's Qatar Masters all feature, as Andrew Coltart and John E Morgan join host Josh Antmann to talk through another busy week.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Zane Scotland to talk about the historic victory for amateur Nick Dunlap at the American Express. Plus, another win for Rory in Dubai, Lydia Ko back in the winners circle and more chat about the Green Room on the DP World Tour.

For the first pod of 2024, Josh is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray. They chat about Fleetwood, McIlroy, Pelley, Ken Weyand and much more. Including a look ahead to the 2024 season.

In a bonus episode on the Sky Sports Golf podcast feed, Ryder Cup winning captain and player, Paul McGinley joins former England cricket captain, Nasser Hussain on the latest episode of Secrets of Success - a series in which some of the most successful people in sport discuss their leadership and management techniques.

McGinley discusses how he blended a team of individuals and explains how he had to manage golfing egos to lead Europe to victory at the 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.

Secrets of Success is released every Wednesday, so make sure to follow or subscribe so you don't miss an episode.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Andrew Coltart to decide the golfing awards for 2023. Who wins 'Shot of the Year' and 'Moment of the Year'? You can also watch the vodcast on Sky Sports Golf and it's available On Demand.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Richard McEvoy for a hastily arranged emergency episode to discuss the news that Jon Rahm has joined LIV Golf.

Jamie Weir caught up with Martin Slumbers, CEO of the R&A, to discuss a little bit more about the upcoming rollback of the golf ball. He also spends ten minutes with Rory McIlroy to get a few of his views on the subject too.

Josh is joined by Simon Holmes and Zane Scotland to discuss a hectic week in golf. Tiger makes his return in Albany, rumours of Jon Rahm to LIV and Chris Stroud speaking of the lack of support from the PGA Tour. Plus a hefty discussion on the upcoming rollback of the golf ball.

Luke Donald joins Jamie Weir in the Sky Sports News studio to discuss his continued captaincy for the European Ryder Cup side in New York in 2025.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Sophie Walker to look back on a low scoring week of golf from around the world. Nicolai Hojgaard takes the title in Dubai and Ludvig Aberg wins his first event on the PGA Tour. The LPGA season comes to a close with the $2m prize going to Amy Yang. There’s also a preview of the finale of the LET which takes place this week.

Jamie Spence and Alex Perry join Josh to cover a multitude of subjects from the week of golf. They discuss Max Homa’s win at the Nedbank and an emotional victory for Villegas in Bermuda. Plus a look ahead to the TGL and the recent comments made from Rory McIlroy about that Saturday at the Ryder Cup. Ponder the Pro makes a welcome return.

Last week was the final regular season event on the DP World Tour with the top 116, on the season, keeping their cards for 2023. The only man to start outside that number but finish inside was Scott Jamieson. He joins Josh on the podcast to talk through the emotional week in Doha, his thoughts over the final stretch and the magical back 9s he produced when it mattered most.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Gary Murphy to discuss a maiden tour win for Matthieu Pavon in Spain. Plus, Lexi Thompson's week at the Shriners and the news from the OWGR about ranking points for LIV.

The podcast has taken a break for a week but it's back for a full Ryder Cup review. Josh is joined by Tim Barter and, deputy editor at Bunkered, Michael McEwan for an in depth look back at Rome. Plenty of great stories, insights and reflections on Europe's victory.