Episode 5: Junior Golf Phenoms Michael Thorbjorsen & Karl Vilips

Malcolm Gosling Jr. takes time out of quarantine in Bermuda to discuss how he decided to join the family business, his first hole-in-one, and more.

Winchester Country Club Assistant Professional Seul-Ki Hawley joins the program to share stories from her golf career, from her successful collegiate days at the University of Illinois to the professional ranks on the Symetra Tour and her transition to becoming a PGA Professional.

Gary Young, the PGA TOUR's Vice President of Rules, Competition & Administration, joins the program to discuss his experience as a PGA TOUR Rules Official, setting up golf courses for PGA TOUR events, and hosting (and playing in!) a PGA TOUR event during his time at Pleasant Valley.

Eddie relives his experiences playing all over the world, including the time Raymond Floyd called him "Popeye" during the US Open in Part 2.

Eddie Kirby, PGA (Aquidneck Club), perhaps the best golf storyteller in New England, shares his Q-School trials and tribulations, seeing his name near the top of the US Open leaderboard, and facing Greg Norman in the final round of a major.

Top Junior Golfers and Stanford-bound duo Michael Thorbjorsen and Karl Vilips join the Full Swing Podcast to discuss their practice habits, experiencing some of golf’s top competitions (including Michael's run at the US Open), and the balance of being a teenager while focusing on a future playing golf.

Past PGA of America President Jim Remy, PGA, joins the program to share some of his stories from inside the ropes on some of golf's biggest stages, and how he rose through the ranks of PGA leadership.

Megan Khang shares her experience playing in the 2019 Solheim Cup, her decision to turn pro out of high school, and life on the LPGA Tour.

Jason Sobel, golf writer for The Action Network, helps us launch the Full Swing Podcast with stories of covering The Masters, discussion on how sports gambling went from taboo to mainstream in just a couple years, and how that will shape the way we consume sports into the future.

John Paesani, PGA, of the Bay Club discusses his golf influences, his experience teeing it up on the PGA Tour, his dramatic hole-in-ones, and his perspectives on golf and life.