On Spec
On Spec: How coaching & fitting work together – A conversation with Scott MacLeod
Host Ryan is excited to welcome to On Spec, Scott MacLeod – golf coach, fitter, writer, Class A CPGA Professional, and accomplished player.
Scott has an abundance of knowledge around the game of golf and the discussion revolves around the relationship between coaching and club fitting as well as how golf can be more inviting to new players.
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Host Ryan Barath breaks down the Masters after Hideki Matsuyama’s historic win, including his what’s in the bag.
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On Spec
On Spec: The unexpected lesson from Jordan Spieth’s win | Plus ANWA & ANA Inspiration coverage
In what can only be called the busiest week in golf so far in 2021, host Ryan breaks down the Augusta National Women’s Amateur, the ANA Inspiration on the LPGA Tour, the Drive, Chip, and Putt, and of course Jordan Spieth’s comeback win in Texas.
All of this is leading into the Masters, and Jordan’s win comes with a very important lesson for those golfers who might be struggling with their own game.
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After a busy week in professional golf on multiple tours, this episode has a lot to cover, and host Ryan Barath does his best to break it all down—with some golf ranting along the way.
There was the WGC Match Play along with the opposite-field event on the PGA Tour, and then the Kia Classic on the LPGA Tour where Inbee Park went wire-to-wire and won by five shots.
Come for the golf takes, and stay for the final segment where Ryan talks fairway woods, shafts, and how to build the best combo for you.
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Jake
Jul 13, 2020 at 7:25 pm
There are so many elements to club fitting that are antiquated. The fact that you guys are surprised by a teenage athlete generating speed simply tells me that people aren’t paying attention to what’s going on, and think they can fit to 10, 20, or sometimes even older standards.