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The brothers reunite for a special Masters 2025 episode where they discuss golf progress, predictions, and settle old scores with plenty of sibling rivalry.

• Josh's lessons with  Adrian Fryer have improved his iron play but the brothers disagree about his overall progress…
• Debating the maximum distance from each pin Josh would need to start from to win at Augusta
• Discussing whether any of the brothers could break 100 at Augusta National during Masters week
• The emotional preference between seeing Rory McIlroy complete his career grand slam or Tiger Woods win his 16th major
• Sharing their picks for this year's tournament and dark horse contenders
• Recalling their favorite Masters memories including iconic shots and dramatic finishes
• A quick-fire Masters trivia competition with questions about Augusta National
• Setting personal golf goals for the upcoming season ranging from handicap improvements to simply finding joy in the game

Welcome back to another episode of the "Start from Scratch" Golf Podcast! In this episode, we're teeing off with some exciting topics that are sure to pique the interest of golf enthusiasts everywhere. Join us as we delve into the latest happenings on the LIV Tour, Brooks Koepka's ongoing rivalry with Matt Wolfe, and an in-depth discussion about the ambitious goals set for the year 2024.

Get ready for an episode filled with golf tales, friendly banter, and a hefty dash of nostalgia. We're back with our beloved co-host, Ed, whose absence made us realise just how much we missed his distinctive charm and wit… not. 

We debate Lexi Thomson playing in a PGA Tour event, whether or not she should even be there or not? Is it going to be good for the women’s game? Time will tell. 

The conversation shifts to the challenges of maintaining our golf games during the winter season. We've got our eyes set on the exciting tournaments and new opportunities that come with each passing season. 

Buckle up for a deep dive into recent competitions, golf handicaps, and a fair share of competitive banter. 

If you’ve got an opinion on the LIV Golf failure to get World Ranking Points then join in the debate and let us know what you think!

We guarantee you a lively round of golf talk, laughs, and intriguing debates in this episode. Prepare to be swept off your feet as we reminisce about what we believe to be the best Ryder Cup ever, where the Europeans' dominance over the Americans made for an unforgettable match. Highlights of the match are discussed, from Rory's chip and Hovland's first-hole chip-in to Justin Rose's putt on the 18th and Max Homer's unplayable declaration. Through a blend of expert analysis and fun banter, we dissect these defining moments and their impact on the outcome of the match.

This isn't just about the professionals, though. We also bring in some personal golfing experiences, making the conversation relatable and even more engaging. From recalling our own challenges in picking a golfing partner to sharing our hilarious stories in the rain, our personal touch to this episode is sure to keep you entertained. We also engage in some friendly golf trivia and banter, and trust us, you wouldn't want to miss Josh's attempts at answering quiz questions.

Lastly, we dive into some juicy debates. Should Ryder Cup participants be paid, or should they donate their earnings to charity? What about introducing a new format - the 9-cup - where the losing party can fight to earn two points? We consider these questions and more, and we welcome you to join in the discussion. As we wrap things up, we give you a sneak peek of our upcoming videos and share an ongoing debate about who is the official worst brother in our family! So, buckle up and get ready for an exciting ride as we delve into the world of golf and the Ryder Cup.

Ever wonder why your golf game might falter under different weather conditions or golf course states? Or maybe even why your golf swing isn't as graceful as Tiger Woods'? Don't fret, we've got you covered in our latest podcast episode! Join us as we, four brothers, debate our recent golf games, handicaps, and the impact of weather on our performance. 

We're not just about our golfing exploits though. As parents, we understand the constant juggling act between family life and the green.  Also, don't forget to stay tuned about a golf match between Jack and Liam and the intriguing implications for an upcoming YouTube video.

And let's not forget the professional golf scene! We discuss how pros like Lexi Thompson handle media and public scrutiny... not so well lately! We'll be taking a deep look into her recent US Open appearance and the question that caused controversy. We'll also be comparing how different cultures might have reacted to the situation. Join us as we celebrate the beauty of golf swings, even boldly asserting that a woman's swing can be better than Tiger Woods'. 

Do you ever wonder what happens behind the scenes in the world of golf journalism? We get to chat with Rob Jerram, Digital Editor of Today’s Golfer. We get candid about our golfing escapades, including Josh and Jack's adventure to Gleneagles in Scotland, and Liam's Mexican retreat. 

We share our experiences, from the euphoria of the game to the flip side of juggling work and play. Listen as Rob spills the beans on his upcoming Ryder Cup trip to Rome, and the life event that made him miss the Open. We also dive into the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere of the Ryder Cup, contemplating the ramifications of Keegan Bradley's unexpected absence… namely some reasonably paced golf matches!

Towards the end, we get real about the challenges of journalism in an influencer-dominated golf industry. From the race against time to meet magazine deadlines to the effort required to churn out quality content, we bare it all. Adding a touch of humor, we navigate the world of golf fanboys and the balancing act between professional and personal interests. 

We also forecast the potential Ryder Cup pairings and matchups. It’s almost time!

We've got an exciting episode lined up, where we explore the intricacies of the golf world with our special guest, Alex Comben. Alex owns Orka Golf!  

We recap on our match at Hoylake, but no spoilers! The conversation gets even better as we bring in our good friend, Mike Thelwell Jones.  

Tune in to learn why Alex is not too keen on paying tour players to use his clubs. We also navigate the complexities of the golf industry, putting under the microscope how brands often market products that do not necessarily improve performance. We all agree that custom fitting is a game-changer in golf. 

And just when you thought it couldn't get any more interesting, we spice it up with a good golf quiz and an in-depth conversation about the Ryder Cup. The burning question is, what could be the potential outcomes of the matches? We scrutinize the teams and debate the possible impact of golfers moving from the PGA Tour to the LIV Tour on the Ryder Cup. 

We welcome two-time World Long Drive Champion, Joe Miller, who is chomping at the bit to get back out there! Not only full of insight into his world, but also full of craic and laughs. Hang on to every word as Joe unravels his life off the course, an intriguing training regimen with Dr Golf, and future competition plans. It’s not every day you get to hear about record-breaking drives and the role of technology in golf from a world champion himself.

In a spin-off from our usual banter, we bring to the fore a heated debate that’s causing quite a stir in the golfing world. The USGA and RNA have proposed a rule that mandates highly skilled golfers to use a distinct golf ball from 2026. Put on your thinking caps as we discuss the potential ripple effects this could have on golf courses, gear manufacturers, and players. We even ponder on the possibility of reducing the size of the driver club head as a more appealing alternative. Get ready for a thought-provoking discussion on such proposed changes and their potential repercussions on the sport.

As we veer towards the end of our episode, we delve deeper into Joe Miller’s journey and his insights into the world of Long Drive Competitions. From his collaborations with Zach to his perspectives on golf technology, get ready for an exclusive insight into the highs and lows of a champion’s journey. Amidst the serious talk and we also find time to laugh about Josh’s attempts to hit the longest ball. Tune in to our episode for all these and much more. 

As we prepare to tee off on our exciting new YouTube Channel, Start from Scratch Golf, we can't help but indulge in a bit of friendly banter and competitive challenges. Amidst the fun, golf industry veterans Karl Morris and Gary Nicol join us to shed light on the mental aspect of golf. Be prepared to sharpen your skills as these experts share pearls of wisdom from their vast experiences and discuss the increasingly significant role of emotions in golf. Bonus for listeners - get ready to benefit from an exclusive discount link for their Lost Art series!

Going beyond the traditional physical skills, we simplify golf and delve into the power of the right questions and the necessity of transferring your practice range form to the actual course. The episode further explores the fascinating world of golf research and the mental strength required for the game - taking cues from the performances of Brooks and Viktor Hovland. 

Weighing the merits of our chosen Ryder Cup teams, we tackle the unpredictability of golfing abilities and the importance of mental fortitude. Join us in this lively exchange, and don't miss out on the chance to increase your knowledge and love for the game as we navigate the complex and intriguing world of golf with Karl and Gary.

Dr Golf Global returns for a catch-up and gives an insight into the growth that Dr Golf has seen, and much deserved as Zach Gould is one of the most interesting people you could meet in the world of golf. Now a father of "two under two" and juggling a growing online business, listen in to our latest episode where Zach gives us a peek into his life and shares some interesting insights into online content creation. 

The episode kicks off with a lively interaction about our upcoming golf match, where Trist's two kids are up for grabs. Fresh from Lytham St Annes, Trist recaps on a Mini Links masterclass he came across whilst on his family holiday.

In the golfing world, one can't miss discussing the fitness aspect. As we navigate through the episode, we delve into the fascinating growth of golf fitness and its significant impact on average golfers. You'll hear about the innovative app Zach is developing, and his recent collaboration with the 2 x World Long Drive Champion, Joe Miller.

As we wrap up, weighing in on the pros and cons of LIV golf, we also speculate whether Brooks Koepka would make it to the US team. The discourse takes a deeper dive when we unravel Rory McIlroy's comments on Phil Mickelson's betting issues. We also analyse Rory's struggle to win majors and highlight the importance of a killer mindset. 

We've got a lively discussion from our Texas Scramble game - the golf comp of the year for us. Josh spills the beans on his role as captain, while Liam gives us an honest account of his thoughts on Josh’s performance. We don't shy away from dissecting the good, the bad, and the ugly of our play, so buckle up for some good golf chat.

We're also throwing the spotlight on our golfing ability, especially zoning into the skills of Josh and Liam. Eddie’s ball striking gets a thumbs up from Josh, but it's agreed that his wedge game needs some love. Trist, on the other hand, is applauded for his  great shots, although his consistency could do with a bit of attention. A highlight of the conversation is Liam's eyebrow-raising claim that he averages fewer putts than Josh every round. 

Rounding up, we dive into some peculiar antics on the golf course. Our mate, Sam, has got the talk but does he have the bottle to back it? We pick apart his audacious claims and examine his actual record on the green. Get ready for some intense debate around a potential match between Josh and James Trew in Scotland, as well as a discussion on the AIG Women's Open Championship. 

A whirlwind of golf strategy, performance insights, and ability scrutiny... Welcome to our latest podcast episode where we chat about two upcoming Texas Scramble, the Catalina Wine Mixer of our year. Josh gets candid about his performance, detailing his struggles and hopes for improvement, leaving no stone unturned. 

The quiz provides us with a shocking output of effort from Josh v Eddie, hear for yourselves! We end with a continuation on Justin Thomas's Ryder Cup hopes with some unconsidered points regarding the impact he could have if he is on the flight to Rome.

Join us in episode 7 where we welcome the newest member of our golfing clan, Osian. A fairly new golfer who's already showing some sort of skill on the course. We recount our thrilling experiences at Hoylake and highlight just how infectious the Rory bandwagon is. We also touch on the masterclass put on by Brian Harman… the man nobody wanted to win!

We've also got a fun recap to share about our recent trip to a trackman bar in Liverpool, On the Green. This place is so good we're convinced we'd happily empty our pockets there, had it been closer to home. 

The Quiz probably had the worst attempt at answers from both Josh and Osian, see for yourselves! Our debate delves into Justin Thomas, should he be going to Rome?!

We're joined by David Jones UK Golf Guy who has THE bets job on the planet... he rates golf courses! Yes, that's true. The mere thought of it should make you want to quit your job! An enthusiast and true golfing fan, Dave provided us with the type of insight that we've been craving since beginning season 2.

We take you to the heart of the Open Championship, sharing our observations from the practice day and how we're excited for our Friday day at the Open. We recount our close encounters with golfing greats such as Jason Day, Abraham Ancer, and Jordan Spieth. We also discuss the course conditions and landscapes of our favorite golfing spots in Scotland. From the flatness of Hoylake to the success of Tiger Woods during the 2006 season, join us as we traverse the landscapes of Craigielaw, Kilspindie, Gullane, and the exquisite Muirfield.

The episode draws to a close with a spirited golf trivia competition and a chat about the controversies that arose during the Open Championship. We delve into the effect of the PGA Tour's involvement in the Scottish Open on fans' experiences and stir up a lively debate about the predictions for the Open Championship. Will Rory McIlroy, Ricky Fowler, or Dustin Johnson take home the claret jug? Join us for this rollercoaster episode filled with golf talk, friendly banter, and much more!

Brace yourselves for what is only a completely normal meeting between the brothers. We debate golfer's potential and make bold performance predictions. Listen to this episode as we sit down with our brother Jack, who will provide an insight into Josh's behaviour in some way or another. 

We're stirring the pot in this episode as we pit Jack against Liam in a lively discussion about their golfing skills. Can you guess who has the better mentality on the course? Hear Jack share his best round off whites, his self-proclaimed 'flare', and his gripping tale of trumping Liam in an 8 hole match play that meant literally nothing. We also delve into Ryder Cup team selections, challenging the duo to a quiz. Who do you think will buy the other a pint after the quiz? Get ready to engage, laugh, and learn!

The conversation takes another interesting turn as we navigate the fall out surrounding Brooks Kopek & Matthew Wolff.  Should he have been publicly called out? Hear us out as we make our predictions for the upcoming golf. 

Ever felt like you're in a love-hate relationship with golf? Embrace the journey as we dissect the industry's ever-evolving nuances and uncover hidden truths. Look into the mental and emotional tolls, the triumphs, and the heartbreaks that make the game what it is. 

Eddie’s return gives him the opportunity to give Josh a dressing down, but whether it’s registered or not is another thing. The lads use the time without Trist to give their honest thoughts on him!

We weigh the value of mental strength and the impact of a positive attitude on a golfer's skills. We quiz ourselves on our knowledge of the game and evaluate the possibility of moving the Scottish Open to a more accessible course. Wrapping up, we emphasize the focus on golf's core fundamentals and the importance of getting back to basics. 

We're joined by Mike Carroll, founder of Fit For Golf, and a fountain of knowledge and understanding about golf fitness! We share some golf trip tales, ongoing handicap hurdles, and Mike's client Paul's inspiring journey to better fitness, even in his 70s. 

Our conversation takes a swing at the changing landscape of golf performance. With more resources at the disposal of today's golfers and an influx of raw athletes, the sport's competitive nature has evolved. Our discussion with Mike sheds light on how physical training can revolutionise golf and why modern equipment, while forgiving, doesn't necessarily improve skill. We also tackle Tiger Woods, musing about the possibility of his return to former glory. What would his life be like without golf? How does his image change with every step on the golf course?

We then navigate the world of fitness wearables and their role in the beautiful game. How accurate are these gadgets in guiding training schedules? Are they promoting healthier lifestyles? Mike shares his experience and views on these smart devices. From swing speed training's impact to the importance of distance, we dive deep into the intricacies of golf. Not forgetting... the quiz!

From ultimate fails on the 3rd hole at Bull Bay GC, to discussing the most 'rattle-able' people and of course... more PGA/LIV controversy. Joined by Liam once again and a familiar voice in DG, the boys do what they usually do and allow simple conversations to escalate into disagreements.

We also delve into the world of golf controversies, debating the recent news of Saudi investors offering financial compensation to PGA Tour players who declined to take part in LIV Golf. Is the compensation fair or not? And what are the consequences of these decisions for the world of golf? 

We're back with another episode of our golf podcast after a lengthy hiatus (no thanks to Josh! But I won't keep going on about it) and this time we're joined by our older brother! Eddie has disappeared but we'll find him at some point we're sure.

We touch on the dynamics between Josh and his new golf rival JT, exploring their on-going feud and a potential scratch match for charity. Plus, we discuss the recent PGA and DP World Tours merger, debating the impact this could have on the golfing world and the involvement of the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund. 

But that's not all! We've got some exciting changes in store for our podcast as we expand our guest list to include not just scratch golfers but anyone with a passion for the sport – from beginners to industry professionals. Stay tuned for more engaging and informative conversations, and join us as we continue to explore the world of golf, its players, and the friendly rivalries that make the game so enjoyable!

2020 has been odd. That's how we've taken to describe it now, because in some cases it hasn't all been bad! We catch up to talk about changes in our lives and we sum up the golfing calendar of 2020. We discuss the new World Handicap System (Spoiler Alert... Josh has gone UP!), the Autumn Masters and a few more probably uninteresting topics... anyway, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

We're back after a week break! What a show we have too... I laughed all the way through the edit and a lot of that thanks to the dynamic partnership between our Bomber and Matthew Jones, an ex +2 handicap and former Junior Welsh International. We're proud to take our show down South to Pontypridd this week! During the introduction we touch on some World Changing recent activities where Josh is now a Long Drive winner!! 

We're joined this week by Kristian Taylor, a Professional playing out of Formby Golf Club. Picking up the game at 15 years old, he was somewhat of a natural and came down from 4 to +1 in one season!! So yes, plenty of tips for us hackers. During the intro we reflect on Josh's most recent claim that he felt he was ready to win (spoiler alert, he didn't!), and Trist comes to an Earth-shattering realisation that he is in fact s**t at golf! S.O.S Matthew Tottey! To end we have a brief re-cap of the Start from Scratch Championship and we interview the winner.

Very few people are able to naturally recall stories from almost 20 years on the European Tour like Andrew Murray can! We kept him from a family BBQ but it was hard to even feel bad about it as he gripped us with some of the tales of the Tour days. Now a Radio5Live Commentator and Corporate Golf Event expert he is just as busy! In the intro Josh calls out both his co-hosts Trist & Eddie (No idea what he'd been thinking...) and we briefly touch on Rory's comments earlier this week implying that he "isn't as good anymore" hmmm! To end we discuss whether or not we should be allowed to play in a 5-ball when nobody else is around.

With the return of Edward Beardsley we were at full strength once again! We're joined by Matt Fryer, one of the countries most popular YouTube coaches. As with all of our guests, we loved our time with him and Matt went the extra mile for us by joining us for our Weekly Discussion which is 'Which Major would you rather win?'. Josh blasts a host of questions at Matt about content sharing and his golfing exploits during the interview. We re-cap an eventful week for us as hosts during the Bull Bay Golf Club Open Week which saw Trist win a prestigious prize!

This week is a little different to the usual routine as we reached out to Ryan Brooks, Man of the Moment right now! Ryan just shot 56 around his home course Whittington Heath, yes FIFTY SIX! He takes us through the round and you may notice a silence as we re-gather our sanity. We also wanted to provide the listeners with a different bonus feature so listen in and take part in our golf themed quiz... you've even got 3 seconds to answer!! 

We're back with yet another Touring Professional! This time it is Gary Boyd and he gripped us with tales from playing in Open Championships and his first US Open at Pebble Beach of all places. He also very politely answers some of the most absurd questions from Josh, for which we apologise! During the intro we chat about taking our better halves along with us to the golf course ... yep, we went there! And our Weekly Discussion is a little different as we bore listeners with 'our' Dream Fourballs. They're seriously unimpressive. 

What do you get when you put one of the best golf psychologists in the game and Joshua Griffiths the self-proclaimed Mental Maestro together on a Zoom call? You get this, episode 14. We had the privilege of Dr Karl Morris's time to pick his brains and what an interview it was! You meet certain people in the world of golf that you wish you could spend more time with, and Karl is definitely one of them. During the intro we reflect on our first society outing... if you aren't aware of the results, please please listen! 

We've wanted to host this special episode for a while as it is right down Josh's street... it's a Long Drive special! And who else but 'Quadzilla' himself Bry Roberts as our guest Bomber! In a content packed intro this week we cover Josh's first lesson with Matthew Tottey,  preview our first official SFS Society outing to Carden Park and Josh's matchplay with another of our scratch golfer guests! Bry Roberts answers all of our bizarre questions about the World of Long Drive and we're pretty sure Josh's heart melts...

Blessed with yet another European Tour Player, we're on our best bevahiour! This time though with LET Star Amy Boulden. We are over the moon to have our first official female guest on Start from Scratch and hope Amy leads the way for more in future. The contrast in mind-frames between Amy Boulden and Josh was as evident as you'd expect... During the introduction we discuss a major change in Josh's life, and our Weekly Discussion returns with whether or not we really make the most of the different types of golf games out there?! Join in, let us know!

We're somehow managing to get genuine top coaches and swing guru's to come and have a chat with us?! Not sure how, but it's happening. This week we are joined by SolidGolf Instructor and Today's Golfer Magazine coach Adrian Fryer, and his knowledge of all things golf shocks us to be honest. Adrian has so much experience, but I don't think he was quite prepared for meeting our own resident swing guru Joshua Griffiths. To introduce the show Josh talks us through his most recent round of golf... Wow. Wow. Wow. Speechless.

To celebrate our 10th episode we have a fantastic guest who quite literally left us all speechless. We welcome Zach Gould a.k.a Dr Golf on to the show to discuss his glittering amateur career as a young golfer, and his online training platform that will help all golfers get the most of their body and their golf potential. to introduce the show we are treated to recollection of the time Josh lost a match 9&8... Yes, 9&8. Our weekly discussion was based on GOLF.com's Tweet asking followers who they thought would win "on their day" between Tiger and Rory.

We’ve more or less made it... or in our eyes we have. This week we’re joined by European Tour and Ryder Cup star Jamie Donaldson! A fantastic experience just to chat golf with a top pro and top guy. He talks to us about life in lockdown and what’s next for him as he plans his way around the next few Tour dates. In the intro we discuss our decisions to find golf coaches to help us improve! We’re obviously going to need even more help for us to get better, it’s becoming a joke!

This week saw us try us genuinely help people improve - we got Josh to give free golf advice! We share a small treasure that Eddie found in a golf analysis spreadsheet which we'll be using over the next year to compare and analyse parts of our golf against each other. Our scratch golfer this week is Dewi Caughter, a previous Welsh Amateur semi-finalist and County Golf stalwart over the years! We end with a discussion on Tony Jacklin's opinion that Sergio Garcia is the biggest underachiever in world golf... ouch!

How the three of us reached a 7th episode, we will never know! This week Trist & Eddie get to strike back at Josh by analysing his game, it doesn't make for pleasant listening. We interview Marcus Mohr, a Touring Professional of four years who has played two years on the Alps Tour and one year on the Challenge Tour. Despite only starting golf at 15 years old, he's overcome plenty of set-backs and has shown what pure mental strength can do! To close, we ask Josh where he sees similarities between himself and a Touring Pro...

This week we allowed Josh the opportunity to analyse Trist and Eddie's games in detail during the introduction and in typical fashion, he didn't hold back!! Apparently there's work to do. We interview Lee Jones, an Honorary Member and Green Keeper at Conwy Golf Club, who has informative about how we can improve but also open and honest about his decision not to turn professional off a +4 handicap. As usual, we find ourselves disagreeing to end the show - this time about Taylormade's Driving Relief Charity fourball match between Rory, DJ, Ricky and Wolff.

This week was a good week for Start from Scratch as we celebrated 600 downloads! We needed a good guest to mark this occasion so we drafted in Matthew Tottey, winner of over 100 PGA sanctioned events, a Challenge Tour regular and has two appearances on the European Tour under his belt. Tristian quizzes Eddie and Josh with a tailor-made 'how addicted to golf are you?' quiz which listeners can also score themselves on. To end we discuss our favourite players outside of the 'superstars' of the game today. 

We're lucky enough to have an hour of JR's time as he imparts his wisdom on us, but more specifically Josh! JR Jones has been a 5 x Welsh Champion, 12 x County Champion and represented his country 85 times. He is now an Elected Member of the R&A and Open Championship referee and shared some brilliant stories of his time walking the fairways with the best players in the game. Me and Eddie go through Josh's bag with him... fascinating! To end this week we ask Josh what he's learned so far, and it goes exactly as expected.

In episode 3 we attempt to reach out to our new followers in France and the US of America! We read a pretty damning review out for Josh who is determined to prove this reviewer wrong...watch this space! Josh wasn't done there either, he proceeds to tell us about a time he lied about his handicap and told a University Golf Team that he played off scratch. We're joined by a scratch golfer and friend of ours for some more great insight on what where we've been going wrong. We also discuss the price of playing golf these days and we welcome all opinions on this matter!

We made a second episode after some encouragement! In this episode we discuss Eddie's somewhat strained exchange with Marc Player (son of Gary Player) on Twitter and our 'home golf practice' as we're still in the lock-down. We also chat with Mathew Wharton, a teaching professional who provides us with some insightful tips as well as a brilliant story about the time he blagged his way into following Tiger around Hoylake! We end this week with a brief discussion about whether or not the Ryder Cup should be played without fans.

In our first podcast we introduce ourselves, set out our audacious plans for the podcast, and overcome some slight audio issues in the first section as we find a way of podcasting during this "unprecedented" time! However we manage to overcome it and we are joined by a friend of ours Sion Thomas, whose achievements so far include winning the Club Championship, County Championship AND Regional Championship in the same year! Our weekly discussion sees us chime in on a fairly controversial Padraig Harrington quote and we beg any potential listeners to ... like us?!

Here's a preview for our new golf podcast 'Start from Scratch'. We hope this gives you a little insight into us not taking ourselves too seriously, but also enough insight to know that we are going to need help! Our aim is to interview "normal" golfers who have achieved scratch or professional status and who we find to be much more relatable than Tour Pros. These are the people who have had to balance jobs, families and other commitments but still manage to play great golf! There's also some funny anecdotes and entertaining disagreements between the three of us... let us know what you think!