The Irish Am Podcast

Caolan joins me to talk winning the north of Ireland championship and becoming the first player to win the four provincial titles

57 years in the makin and Lahinch once again have a home winner in the South of Ireland.Jonathan Keane talks about a magical week on the links of his home club, the hard times of rehabbing and not being able to play the game he loves. the work he done and the people that helped him back.

I've been working on my own golf so said id hit record as i was chatting to my coach Seamus McMonagle and give you a deep dive into the process.This is a few months into the project of me trying to improve my game, as life got busy my golf went down hill the enjoyment left with it. As someone who loves the game the thought of not wanting to tee it up was a grim one. if you enjoyed this type of pod let me know

Its been quite the year for John as he makes his mark in men's golf, starting the year strong in Spain before some outstanding performance's on home soil, which continued at the home of golf.One main goal will be ticked off next week as he will be part of the Irish six man European team.We touch on all the above and more

It's been a fast rise to major glory, A little over two years on from his first tee shot in the elite game David concurs Baltray and returns to Fota Island as the East of Ireland champion.David's first love was pitch & putt and heading to the course with his family, diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis at a young age he would have to overcome many challenges along the way, but doing well now he has set out on his golf journey. enjoyed this chat and hope you do too.

Great chat with Stuart who recently won the Flogas Irish amateur open championship, after making the decision last year to return to amateur golf from the pro ranks. Some big goals in mind and with a win early he's on the right track, A busy spell coming up now and focus on moving up the ranks.

A week to remember for the Greystones youngster, teeing it up in his first men's championship facing testing weather conditions and seasoned competitors. Dylan relied on his experience with inter club matches as he overcame it challenge as it presented. A dream week to start his journey in the men's game.

The curtain raiser of the men's championship season takes place over the Easter weekend on Co. Sligo. With a list of great winners throughout its 132 year history this is held in very high esteem by all how play it. I'm joined by the current captain Robert Fitzpatrick & part captain Kevin Flannagan to discuss the history and also to look ahead to this year and beyond.2025 Connolly motor group west of Ireland championship takes place April 18th - 22nd.Looking to see some outstand golf on a beautiful championship course ? this is worth a trip.

Send us a text Having returned from college in the US this summer, Canice was ready to move in a new direction. The possibility of grinding on the golf course full time no longer seemed like the next step, Having talking up a job while doing her masters but as the Irish close rolls around a clear mind and some outstanding play, she would take home a prize that she had been chasing for a long time. The opportunity to tee it up in the KPMG Irish women's open followed and once again the itch to...

Send us a text In this episode i talk with my coach Seamus about my swing struggles, the journey to better golf and how starting from the ground up is key to scoring success. This one is an interesting look at coaching what we are working on that will give me the best chance of getting the ball in the hole ( in the minimum shots ) yes everyone’s goal but the ways to get there can be over looked. If you’d like to get in touch with Seamus his instagram is here https://...