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Welcome to your bonus audio episode this week for any of our podcast listeners out there!! 🎧 As we come to the end of the men's major season, there's still lots of great golf to look forward to with the Women's Scottish this week and the AIG Women's Open next week! ⛳️ With that in mind, we recap attending the WSO 2025, the difference between LET/LPGA events with the men's tour, and of course what makes the course at Dundonald so worthy of some of the biggest events in the game 🏆 From it's challenging layout, punishing hazards and tricky run offs on every hole, the course offers a great test to the best in the game, but it is somewhere you should consider playing? 👀 Spoiler, the clubhouse has sauna's within the changing rooms, so... yeah, it's probably going to get a solid review 😆 Let's dive in! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Is Machrihanish Golf Club really worth the journey? We sit down for our first official 'Scottish Golf Stories' episode to look beyond Scotland’s most famous opening hole and discuss what makes this remote links course so special 🌊 Machrihanish is known around the world for its incredible 1st hole, but we think the course deserves to be talked about for much more than that. In this episode, we discuss the journey, the famous opening tee shot, the strategy, blind shots, par 3s, clubhouse, atmosphere and whether we’d recommend it for a Scottish golf trip 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿⛳️ For this 'Scottish Golf Stories' episode, you can find the matching video on YouTube featuring our favourite highlights and snippets from our round at Machrihanish, with this audio version being slightly extended with more of our BTS thoughts 👀 Be sure to reach out to us either on Instagram or YouTube (CGgolfs) with any questions or suggestions as to where we should feature next 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Thanks always for the support, sit back, relax, and listen to everything you need to know on the iconic Machrihanish Golf Club ✨

If money was no option, where would we choose to play in Scotland? Is there really over £1,950 difference between a round at Turnberry and a round at your local municipal? One of the great things of Scottish Golf is the variety and endless possibilities when it comes to different golf courses. This does however bring the question into play, of how far are people willing to go when it comes to playing one of those upper end courses? With some green fees coming in at far over one club's annual membership, we discuss which golfing experiences are over (and under!) valued in Scotland 👀

Today we are talking through one of our new favourites, Dalmuir. The story behind this golf course is incredible, with the local community refusing to let it shut despite plans from the council, leading to a charitable trust and volunteers now running the course. From starting with zero in the bank account to now providing jobs for the local community, it's a great story on how far people will go to save a place they truly love ✨ We had the pleasure of playing Dalmuir just weeks after it reopened, and immediately we could see how important this place is to their members. In a time when a lot of golf courses are struggling, and often facing closure, it prompts a conversation as to what clubs can do to ensure longevity and a successful future ⛳️ Here we talk about the inspiring story of Dalmuir, our favourite feature holes, and what the options could be for the course going forward to ensure it thrives for years to come!

Welcome back friends 👋🏻 We're hoping you're all still here and doing well. Let's unpack everything from the last few months from our equipment continuously failing us (even more than our golf games!), our recent filming trip to Dalmuir and Dundonald, moving house and getting married, and of course, how we've got on with some competitions so far this year ⛳️

Hello friends and welcome back to CGgolfs! 🥳 after a short time away from uploading we're chatting you through our incredible trip to Arran, the reality of playing (or trying to play) in amateur golf events, and how our handicaps are trending on the race to +4 👀

Cam & G sit down to discuss the most discounted greenfee that St Andrews has ever seen!🤯 Scottish residents can now play The Old Course for £42.50 and can also play a host of other courses under the St Andrews Links umbrella for an87.5% discount💰 These prices are part of 'The Drive' which has been launched to improve access to St Andrews Links 📈 The initial phase of this will see a limited number of golfers tee it up in St Andrews in 2025 ⛳️ What are your thoughts on the scheme and have you entered to be part of it this year? 👀

Welcome back to our podcast! Today we're discussing Cullen Golf Links - the "World's Shortest True Links Golf Course", and all the reasons you should consider checking it out 🤩 Cullen is truly a unique hidden gem, with some holes unlike anything you'll find out there! With views, 220+ yard par 3's, drivable par 4's, and giant rocks you have to hit blindly over, it's certainly one you should have on your list 🎯

Welcome back to episode 21 of the Greens & Scenes podcast, where we'll be recapping our thoughts on the incredible Masters we've just witnessed, with Rory making history in *finally* completing the Grand Slam. Although we loved the entire thing, we did have a couple thoughts on the way it was brought together, and we'll also run you through what's going on in our lives in terms of professional golf ⛳️

Happy Masters weekend! 🌺 in this podcast episode, we're unpacking the reasons why we all love the Masters, the early risers in the event and our star highlights from the par 3 competition 🌟 Have you been following the footage this weekend? let us know your thoughts down below ⬇️

What's better than watching the Masters? Listening to people chat about watching the Masters 👀 Hope you guys all enjoy the coverage this weekend! ⛳️ From the par 3 competition, to the Spanish amateur making a risky move during his first round, we're unpacking everything from day 1 at Augusta 🙌🏽

In today’s podcast, Cam and G discuss the 2025 Augusta National Women’s Amateur (ANWA) won by Spain’s Carla Bernat Escudar 🏆 🇪🇸 Ahead of The Masters, it is the perfect spectacle that highlights the best players in the Women’s amateur game. It is also a great chance to get sneak peak of Augusta a few days before The Masters begins 👀 This is an event that we both definitely want to watch in person in the future. Having seen how great the coverage was in 2025, it makes us even more excited to attend 🤩 If you haven’t already, we would definitely recommend watching the highlights of the 2025 event! It is also definitely worth getting the 2026 dates in your calendar to tune in 📺

Today on the 'greens & scenes' podcast, Cam & G reflect on their content journey so far and discuss the positives from the past year of making content. We have been so grateful to everyone out there that has been so positive and has engaged with our content. It genuinely motivates us to want to continue to do it and to help grow a small golf community is something that we are both incredibly proud of. As always, if you have a topic you would like us to discuss, please leave a comment and we will make sure and add it to our schedule.🙌🏽

Welcome back to the Greens & Scenes podcast, where we'll be answering one of the most common questions we get - what do we get in terms of golf privileges being locals in St Andrews?! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 With access to the St Andrews links ticket, covering all 7 golf courses, we are very lucky to live in the bounds of the town. However, there are some confusing elements of being a St Andrews local, from getting tee times on the Old Course, the difference between your links ticket and a local membership, and how easy it is to take guests on 👀

Welcome back to another fun Friday episode of Greens & Scenes! Today, we're discussing the game of golf, and how looking at it from a simple perspective somehow makes it 10x more complicated 😆 All-in-all, the conclusion is we need to take a step back and be proud of what we all achieve as golfers, and that also, G probably needs to see a sports psychologist asap... Thanks for listening & have a great weekend! 🎧

Welcome back to the Greens and Scenes podcast! 🎧⛳️ Today, Cam & G are discussing the 10 courses located in and around St Andrews 🏰 While the Links Trust operate 7 courses, the Fairmont courses (Torrance + Kittocks) and The Dukes (for now) are separate and represent a few extra options for visiting golfers. In the area there are a variety of courses for every level of golfer. The Balgove and Strathtyrum are geared towards more of a beginner golfer or someone who is just getting started. Whereas, many of the other courses represent a stern challenge even to the best players, especially when the wind blows are there is some typical Scottish weather! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We are so thankful to have such a great variety of courses on our doorstep and if anyone has any questions about the courses discussed, please leave a comment and we will get back to you! 🙌🏼

In today's episode of 'greens & scenes', Cam and G sit down and discuss one of the pillars of Scottish winter golf (the dreaded fairway mat). While it has caused confusion for those not living in Scotland, it is common to see mats out in use on Scottish fairways from November to March each year. Thankfully they will be disappearing soon and summer rules will come back in 🤩 We also discuss G's 1st tournament of 2025: The Old Course in reverse! Over the history of The Old Course, it has regularly been played both ways and, for a weekend in April, it will again be played backwards 🔙 G managed to get lucky in the ballot for the event and will tee it up alongside several other local golfers in a couple of weeks time 👀 As it is the start of the golf season, that means The Masters is around the corner. Cam gives his pick for the 2025 event and it is certainly not a name that anyone would have expected! 🏆

Today on the ‘greens & scenes’ podcast Cam & G sit down (after some spilt coffee) to discuss their 2025 bucket list 🪣 🤩 While golf in Scotland continues to climb to new heights, we are trying to focus on the hidden gems 💎 and diamonds in the rough that exist among the 600 or so golf courses in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 This follows on from an exciting 2024 where we were able to tick a lot of new courses off of our list ✅ Living in St Andrews, we are exposed to championship level courses day in day out so our bucket lists look a little different to normal as we want to focus on new and remote areas of Scotland that we can visit (islands included 👀) As well as all of these new places, we are also looking forward to exploring more of the golf courses located on our doorstep in the Kingdom of Fife 👑 Join us as we discuss our 2025 schedule and make sure to give us your suggestions as to courses we should go and play with our 1 free weekend in the remainder of the golf season! 🙌

In this episode of 'Greens and Scenes' Cam & G chat about a recent round from Cupar Golf Club (also known as the oldest 9 hole golf club in the world). Located within 20 minutes of St Andrews, this historic 9-holer is in a fantastic location for us and the many thousands of tourists visiting the area each year. It is also the 1st new Scottish golf course we have managed to explore in 2025! Opened in 1855, the course has to be taken as you find it. Built on a slope, with the greens sculpted into the hill, it is a challenging short course where precision is very important. Miss the small greens and up & downs are hard to come by! We had a great match which will be coming to the @cggolfs YouTube channel soon! Tune in to find out who comes out on top 👀

On today's episode of Greens & Scenes, we'll be running through Cam's five main areas to focus on if you want to lower your handicap from around mid-teens, early-twenties, down to single figures. We talk through the importance of working with the right golf coach, course management, getting confidence in a couple stock shots and of course, the mental side of golf, and the things we can do to make it easier. Both Cam & Georgina have had various levels of coaching over the years, bringing us both down to +2 handicaps currently. It's easy to take this for granted at times, and assume everyone knows these areas of knowledge that we've picked up over the years, however, we know that isn't the case for everyone. Hopefully, we've been able to share some useful info with you guys! As always, let us know your thoughts or questions on this podcast below 🎧 thanks for listening, and make sure you're following along!

Today we are discussing one of our favourite 9-hole courses - Covesea Links. Located in the North of Scotland, it is surrounded by many championship links courses. Covesea is the perfect compliment to one of these links courses on a trip up North and it’s 9 holes have so much character, as well as some amazing views! The course is relatively new, but has a timeless feel to it, which is credit to the natural design. We discuss the course layout at Covesea, as well as the wider area and golf scene up in that part of the world. We were very lucky to play there last year on a trip to the nearby Lossiemouth and our full match can be found on our YouTube channel (@cggolfs) 📺

One of the most common questions we get asked when people find out our handicaps, is of course, would you ever consider turning pro? Now, we have a lot to unpack on this. From the mental side of competitive golf, to the gap in performance between a scratch and elite level tour player, that a lot of golfers struggle to comprehend. In this episode, Cam & G will discuss their thoughts on if they'd ever consider turning pro, at any level of the game, and what the future might hold for their amateur golf aspirations. Thank you guys for watching! Make sure you're following along for more Greens & Scenes podcasts, here with CGgolfs 😁🎧

Welcome back to the Greens & Scenes podcast, for a little sneak preview of what's coming next in the CGgolfs world 👀 from Cam's hatred towards winter golf mats, over to our 2025 plans including playing all 7 courses on Arran, using the £140 golf pass, and potentially starting a new challenge golfing on 18 of Scotlands Islands, inspired by the book 'golf on the rocks', which Cam is currently reading 📚

Welcome back to the Greens & Scenes golf podcast, hosted by Cam & Georgina (aka CGgolfs). Today we're talking our all time favourite golf trips and bucket list destinations, with a sneak preview of some of the content coming up on the channel 👀 From Pinehurst to Royal County Down, Dornoch to LACC, we'll be running through our favourite golfing holidays and what we thought of our experiences there. If you want to know more on any of the trips we mentioned, let us know! 🙌🏽 And of course, drop us what has been your all time favourite golfing destination, and your bucket list course for the future 🌎 Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time 🎧

In golf, thankfully there are SO many different formats that we can play to make the game more enjoyable and to play it with friends! In this episode of 'Greens and Scenes' Cam and G discuss their favourite and least favourite golf formats to play. While matchplay allows you to be more aggressive, strokeplay also allows for the truest test of golf against the course. We discuss how there are certain occasions each format comes into its own and give a run through of some formats you can try on your next outing to the course. Whether it is a random club generator, worst ball scramble or alternate shot; there are so many ways to rekindle your love for the game if you are struggling with some golfing winter blues. Tune in to hear our thoughts on all of these formats and many more! Thank you for listening, and please let us know down in the comments you favourite and least favourite formats as well as any discussion topics you'd like to hear in future episodes! Share with your golfing partners for some inspiration for your next match!

Welcome back to the Greens & Scenes Golf Podcast, here with CGgolfs 🎧 we're kicking off the weekend going through our journeys in golf - how long it took us to get to scratch, university golf, amateur championship events and what the future might hold for us 🔮 This topic was one we didn't think to touch on, however, it was requested in the comments section of our first YouTube podcast, so here we are! 😁 Let us know down in the comments what topics you want to see covered next on Greens & Scenes. Hope you found this one somewhat interesting even with the various tangents we always fall off onto! 🫶🏼

How much of a difference really is there between high level amateur golfers and professionals? In today's episode of Greens & Scenes, your hosts Cam & G sit down to discuss some of the factors that make the professional golf level that huge jump up from a scratch player. From our experiences in amateur events, to playing courses such as The Old Course and Pinehurst, both in tournament and regular conditions. We discuss what Nick Nørggard said to G when she asked about pressure during high level events, and we try to unpack why a scratch golfer is most likely getting no where near level par in some of the pro events! Thank you guys for listening, and please let us know down in the comments your thoughts and any suggestions for future podcast episodes 🎧

Today we're talking about Anstruther - a 9-hole golf course just a short drive outside of St Andrews. This short course has been one of Georgina's favourites for a long time, and after we both headed over there last summer, we're here to try convince you of exactly why this course should NOT be missed out on a golf trip to St Andrews. From the views to the award winning par 3, this course is like no other and makes for a really fun couple of hours out on the course. **Note, it was actually 2007 the course won hardest par 3 in the UK - not 2012, although, that would have been very appropriate if it had of, in our opinion! Remember you can watch our 9-hole match at Anstruther over on our YouTube channel 'CGGolfs', and let us know down in the comments where you think we should play next!

Welcome to our first ever podcast! We're going to be taking you through the decision to move into podcasting, how we've found the journey of starting our CGgolfs YouTube channel and everything we've learned in the last few months. We'll cover the good, the bad and the ugly - from our biggest mistakes in golf content creation, to the highest highs we've experienced, as well as our equipment, how much money we're making, and all our tips for if you want to start your own golf YouTube channel.