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Jared and TJ sit down with Oklahoma-based rapper and producer Josh Sallee to discuss his latest entrepreneurial endeavor, Easy Day Golf.

The boys check in with University of Oklahoma senior Jase Summy fresh off his championship at the 2025 Western Open to talk match play golf, his invitation to the 2025 U.S. Amateur at Olympic Club and what to expect from Sooners Golf this year. Plus, we're joined by Oakwood Country Club PGA professional Zach Tucker, who fills us in about some great things going on in Enid, Oklahoma.

This week we're chatting with native Oklahoman and the championship director for the 2025 Ryder Cup, Bryan Karns. He discusses with us all that goes into hosting a Tier One event on American soil, why this could be the most important Ryder Cup in American history, and who has the better steaks: New York City or Stillwater?

Then, Will McDonald hops on to talk about his recent victory at the 2025 Oklahoma Golf Association State Amateur Championship and preparing to compete in the United States Amateur at The Olympic Club in August.

We chat with University of Tulsa's Jenni Roller, who is coming off her title at the 2025 Women's Oklahoma Golf Association State Amateur and punching her ticket to the 2025 USGA Women's Amateur. beginning August 4 at Bandon Dunes.

This week on the Red Dirt Golf Hour, we welcome a special guest who’s made it his mission to tell the stories of the Sooner State—Mike Hearne, founder and host of the wildly popular This Is Oklahoma podcast. Born in Bridgend, Wales, and now an Oklahoma transplant by way of college golf, Mike shares how a love for storytelling, a marketing degree, and a microphone turned into a platform that celebrates the people, places, and pulse of Oklahoma.

We dive into Mike’s journey from international student-athlete to real estate pro to one of the state’s most recognizable podcast voices. He opens up about what he's learned from interviewing hundreds of Oklahomans, his take on Oklahoma golf culture, and why he believes golf is the ultimate connector.

Before corporate partnerships. Before public investment funds. Before the PGA Tour had private jets and nine-figure bonus distributions. There was Waco Turner. And his tournament in tiny Burneyville, Oklahoma — the richest event in golf.

On this episode, we’re joined by Brandon Wilkins, the newly appointed head coach of the University of Tulsa Men’s Golf program. After a nine-year hiatus, TU is bringing men’s golf back to campus—and Coach Wilkins is the man chosen to lead the revival. We dive into his vision for rebuilding the program from the ground up, the challenges of recruiting in a competitive landscape, and what it means to restore a legacy that’s been on pause for nearly a decade. Whether you’re a Golden Hurricane fan or a student of the game, this conversation is a must-listen.

On this episode, Jared chats about the championship culture of Oklahoma State Men's Golf with assistant director of communications Ryan Cameron.

The Red Dirt Golf boys discuss a lot of golf and a little college football with University of Tulsa Football head coach Tre Lamb.

This week, Jared is diving into two century-old stories that explore the relationship between golf course architect Perry Maxwell and the Phillips family of Bartlesville and Tulsa.

TJ, Jared and Brendon recount Oklahoma State's epic run through match play to claim it's 12th national title in program history.

The RDGC boys talk with University of Oklahoma Men's Golf head coach Ryan Hybl and Oklahoma State University Men's Golf head coach Alan Bratton ahead of the 2025 NCAA Division One Men's Golf National Championships at Omni La Costa Golf Club in Carlsbad, California.

The Red Dirt Golf boys are back in 2025 and kicking things off with Matt Pinnell, who has served as the Lt. Gov. of the state of Oklahoma since 2019. Together, they discuss the launch of the Oklahoma Golf Trail and what Pinnell hopes it could bring to the state.