Show overview
Those Weekend Golf Guys has been publishing since 2014, and across the 12 years since has built a catalogue of 517 episodes. That works out to roughly 410 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 46 min and 50 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Sports show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed earlier today, with 33 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Bleav + Those Weekend Golf Guys.
From the publisher
Take a Golf Magazine Top 100 teacher, Jeff Smith ( (http://jeffsmithgolfinstruction.com) and pair him with an outstanding radio personality and you have the formula for one helluva Golf Talk Radio Show. John Ashton (the show host) has enjoyed success as a morning personality on radio stations from Bangor, Maine to Dallas, Texas. He’s also embarrassed himself on many golf courses in the same locations. John is a hacker, struggling to break 80 (OK, 90) but has a passion and enjoyment of the game, a skewed sense of humor and an outlook that makes this the most entertaining Golf Show around.Jeff Smith, PGA enjoys the innate ability to create word pictures so, even on the radio, his tips and techniques to improve your game are clear, easy to follow and help listeners cut strokes on their very next round.
Latest Episodes
View all 517 episodesHow to Spot a Sandbagger Before He Steals Your Gift Card
Tillinghast, Travel Tales & Courses That Fight Back
He Played His Best Round With a Broken Ankle — Science Explains Why
The Orchestra of Negativity (And How to Turn It Off)
Golf Shots Don’t Care About Your Feelings
Relax… It’s Just a Golf Shot, Not a Tax Audit
Fear, Focus, and the Phone That’s Ruining Your Round
Positive Self‑Talk: Because Yelling at Your Ball Hasn’t Worked Yet
Your Brain Is the Real Hazard
How to Escape Rough… Without Being a Dumb Ass
Why Your Swing Needs Loft, Not Hype
Grip It, Don’t Rip Yourself Off
Mud, Rain & Bad Decisions: A Golf Survival Guide
Dear USGA: Stop Fixing Things That Aren’t Broken
Smoltz, Short Game & the Truth About Your Putting
Warning: This Episode May Cause Sudden Travel Bookings
Your Grip Is Wrong… But We Still Like You
Two Balls, One Brain: The Smarter Practice Episode
It’s Not Your Swing — It’s Your Setup
Spin Doctors: How to Choose and Use the Right Wedges
Understand the three specs that matter most when buying wedges Learn how to build a wedge setup that fits your game and home course Discover simple drills to improve contact, spin, and distance control Know when to use high bounce vs. low bounce Stop guessing yardages and start scoring inside 100 yards Ball Position Tip Hold the club with your normal, relaxed grip and make a few small, natural swings back and forth — nothing forced, just brushing the grass. Notice where the club consistently strikes the ground. That spot is your true low point, and that’s where the ball should go. Wedge Fitting Tip If you’re going to get your wedges fitted, work with a brand‑agnostic fitter — someone who isn’t tied to a single manufacturer. That way, you’re choosing the wedge that fits your swing, not the one they’re obligated to sell. And make sure the fitting happens on real grass, not a mat. Mats hide fat shots, change bounce interaction, and give you a totally false sense of how the club performs. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.