The Golf Show 2.0

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle reminisce with Larry Mize about his Masters victory on the eve of this year's tournament. Mize was victorious at Augusta National, winning in a playoff over Seve Ballesteros and Greg Norman, two of the most dynamic golfers ever to play. Mize grew up in Augusta, and so for him to win meant he became a hometown hero of sorts. He played the Masters 40 times, and this year is the first time he won't have a tee time at the storied club. Find out what he's going to do instead.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with Rad Golf CEO Peter Johnson and Celebrity representative Blair O'Neal who many fans know from Golf Channel where she won The Big Break and now appears with Martin Hall in School of Golf. Rad Golf has speakers, GPS devices, hand-helds, rangefinders. In addition they have speakers, one of which can be programed to heckle fellow golfers. Heckle Sounds. According to Johnson, you can type in anything insult or comment you want to come out of the "Heckle" speaker. "You can type anything in it you want to say," Johnson noted about the Heckle device. The range-finder also has a way to track all your shots. "I played golf at Arizona State, and we would track every single shot," O'Neal said. This would have done it automatically.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with Julio Quintana, Director of The Long Game, and Julian Works, the Actor who plays Joe Trevino ( no relation to Lee Trevino), one of the five who formed a high school golf team in the 1950s in Del Rio, Texas. The story is a true one about the struggles of exceptional youngsters who found their way and themselves by playing golf. The group went from back streets to winning the state high school championship in Texas, a state that is pretty well-known for golf and golf champions.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with Hughes Norton, one of golf's first Superagents and his new book, Rainmaker. Norton signed, among others, Tiger Woods and Greg Norman, but also Curtis Strange, Ben Crenshaw, Bill Rodgers, Tom Watson, Mark O'Meara, Peter Jacobsen, and Bobby Clampett, David Graham, Nancy Lopez and others when he was in charge of golf at IMG. McCormack, who hired Norton out of college, soon assigned him to the golf division. Two years after delivering at least $60 million in guaranteed sponsorship money to Tiger Woods, Norton was dismissed by Woods. Not long after that, he was fired by McCormack but given a severance package of $9 million. Hughes has been silent since that time. He's now telling his story. The book is a wonderful read, and Norton credits George Peper, former editor of Golf Magazine, who helped him craft it.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle find out about the custom golf bag business started by two women, Erica and Debroah Bennett, who have created bags for individuals and golf teams, including teams for international competitions around the world. Their company is called Orca Golf although they were thinking of changing it to Where Did You Get That Bag because that's what so many people say. Newest product: Limited Edition Guy Harvey Collection, which will have some of the proceeds given to the Guy Harvey Foundation for ocean conservation.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with Jay Stocki who set a new Guinness World Record for longest putts with a stroke that went 401 feet before finding the bottom of the cup. It took a team of golfers hitting thousands or putts at Black Wolf Run's putting course called The Baths at Black Wolf Run in Kohler, Wisconsin, to set the new record mark.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle find out how good Jeff Cesario's golf game is. Or can an Emmy Award Winner whack a drive as well as he can write a comedy routine for Dennis Miller and Queen Latifah? Find out what inspired this admitted non-athlete to start playing golf. And, if you dare, watch Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden: Puddy McFadden License to Golf , a short comedy in which a "fallen" professional golfer, Puddy McFadden, gets his second chance at the Viagra Classic. Also featuring Amanda Balionis Renner and Rocco Mediate in the cast.

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with Emmy Award winner Jeff Cesario who wrote for The Dennis Miller Show and the Queen Latifah Show and also happened to be on the University of Wisconsin newspaper with Van SIckle. Cesario talks about discovering he was meant to be in comedy, how he learned to "exercise his funny muscle," and what it meant to be on the Johnny Carson show. Well, you can probably imagine that was a big help to his career...

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with 6-time Women's Long Drive Champ Sandra Carlborg as she gets ready for the World Long Drive Championships this week. Her longest drive ever is 401 yards, and before that it was 392. What's really amazing is that she is coming back from having recently had two children, now aged 2 and 4. Carlborg hopes to inspire other women to continue their athletic endeavors after having children and, of course, she wants to win a few more world championship belts. @sandracarlborg

Co-hosts Kathy Bissell and Gary Van Sickle talk with 2-time World Long Drive Champ Kyle Berkshire about his recent record drive of 579+ yards hit in Wyoming. Berkshire thinks he can get to 600 with the right conditions. Hear how he approaches long drive and why he decided to go that direction instead of planning a route to the PGA Tour. You'll never guess what kind of shaft he uses in his driver!