Bradley Hughes Golf Podcast

Part 2 of my interview with Michael Clayton. Clayts delves into his European Tour career and finishes strong with how golf can be turned around in the right direction to sustain and grow again. Share Tweet Share

Michael Clayton is in my opinion (and many others) one of the key speakers in golf for his knowledge and sage advice regarding the direction golf has taken and it’s future. His beliefs are almost too logical to listen to and his answers to how golf can begin to build again has so much common sense involved it’s hard to imagine the game’s governing bodies don’t sit up and take notice. This is Part 1 of my two part interview with Mike Clayton Share Tweet Share

Brendon Todd was at the height of his game in 2014. He won The Byron Nelson Classic, had a host of other top 10 finishes and narrowly missed out on making the Ryder Cup team that very same season. Then his game left him and he missed a string of cuts over the following 3 seasons and lost his PGA playing status. I started working with BT in August 2018 and wanted to share some insight into what happened- how we have worked at getting his game and his confidence back on track and how you can learn about perseverance, dedication and a plan when things go pear shaped with your own game. There’s some great insight in his story here. Sit back & listen and more importantly- learn from the best- something I always try to highlight with the guests I bring onto my podcasts at Bradley Hughes Golf Share Tweet Share

It’s Masters week and my guest this week revisits his brush with Masters fame. Curtis Strange – World Golf Hall of Fame Member- Back to Back US Open Champion and the first man to win one million dollars in a single season back in 1988 is our special guest. We discuss his career- his golf swing- the constant search for belief among the insecurities a golfer has- Tiger Woods- Playing golf versus playing golf swing as well as his predictions for this weeks Masters at Augusta National. It was wonderful to speak to someone with his knowledge and experience and I hope his insights will enable you to improve your way of thinking as you search to improve your own game. Share Tweet Share

We all know Frank Nobilo from his role as an announcer on The Golf Channel and CBS broadcasts as well as his discussion on Golf Channel’s Live At The Majors analysis show during golf’s big events. Come inside and also hear about Frank Nobilo the golfer. I have known Frank for 30 years and it was great to delve into his career on both sides of the golfing world- player & broadcaster. This is a must listen episode for the golf enthusiast as we talk Brandel Chamblee- golf equipment- Mac OGrady- the golf swing- Nick Faldo- Tiger- Seve- Woosie- technology- social media and the 96 Masters saga of the Greg Norman meltdown- where Frank finished in 4th place and what lays ahead for the 2019 Majors. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I did. Share Tweet Share

Golf is not just about the golf swing. The mental side of practice and playing is a huge component to a better game. In this episode I talk with Jenny Sevil, former #1 ranked Ladies Professional Golfer in Australia and how her instruction has become teaching her students how to successfully take to the task of mentally prepping themselves for every session and every shot- feeding the right information into the mind to make the swing and the scores better. It’s a great listen that will help benefit every golfer in their quest for improvement. Share Tweet Share

Doug Sanders was one of the all-time great golfers. A true character on and off the fairways. Listen in as I ask Doug about his early days, the colorful attire, the celebrities and Presidents he forged friendships with. Palmer, Hogan, Nicklaus and Player. The 20 wins on the PGA Tour and of course the one that got away- the 1970 British Open Championship. If you love golf and grew up in the golden era of watching golf in the 60’s and 70’s then don’t miss this latest episode. Share Tweet Share

In my very first step into the podcast world I talk with my friend Ian Baker Finch. This is a great listen as “Finchy” walks us through the highs and lows of his professional golf career, the early days, the triumphs and the turmoil. He gives insight into his role as a commentator rather than a golfer and brings up great thoughts in the rapid fire answers particularly what he would change in golf if he was “commissioner” for just one day Share Tweet Share