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A podcast where heartfelt testimonies come to life. A podcast where you can share your personal story of how God has touched your life, while also discovering inspiring stories of faith, blessings, and renewed hope from others.
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Estimates say there are as many as 60 million golfers in the world and we all know at least some of them who are completely addicted. The question is why? Join us as we try to discover the answer to that burning question, interviewing golfers both famous - and not - on a monthly quest to solve the riddle of this maddening game.
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Jerseys And Heels

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Jerseys and Heels is the most entertaining and engaging podcast in sports. Hosted by the inspiring and engaging Haley Hunt. Haley is bringing women into the game and bridging the gap between the fan and the player by giving you VIP access into the lives of these guys (and their women) up close and personal. Through interviews, real life talk and hilarious commentary, she’ll also update you on the latest news and help up your knowledge of sports 101. Stay tuned for the madness.
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Few people in any industry can claim to have altered the direction of that industry, but David Leadbetter is one. When a playing career eluded him in the 1980s, he turned his mind and energies to coaching and from humble beginnings, has built one of the most recognisable golf instruction "brands" in the world. But along the way, Leadbetter’s profil…
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Every major victory is historic in its own right, but for Sir Bob Charles his 1963 Open win was a first on multiple fronts. Charles was the first left-handed player to win one of golf’s big four, but was also the first player from New Zealand to do so and one of the last two players to take part in a 36-hole playoff for the title. Sir Bob sat down …
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On this powerful episode of *Crazy Amazing God Stories*, Traci shares the raw and honest story of her past—a life marked by rebellion, drinking, and empty pursuits that led to an unexpected pregnancy with her first daughter, Maci. Feeling distant from God's love, she wondered if redemption was even possible. But grace changes everything. Through di…
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In this incredible episode of Crazy Amazing God Stories, witness the undeniable power of divine guidance. When a couple from Los Angeles is led by faith to relocate to Gilbert, Arizona, they have no idea they’re walking straight into a miracle. Just in the nick of time, the husband receives the life-saving kidney transplant he desperately needed. C…
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What would you do if your child was battling an unrelenting autoimmune disease for five years—a struggle that consumed your entire family? In this jaw-dropping episode, our guest shares the unbelievable story of her daughter’s miraculous healing. At just four years old, her daughter lived in constant pain, her life overshadowed by illness. Then, on…
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A Whisper That Saved a Life* Ever had an unexplainable moment where you just knew God was speaking to you? This episode of Crazy Amazing God Stories will leave you in awe. Our guest shares a chilling, real-life experience—one that could have changed her life forever. As she prepared to back out of her driveway, she heard a whisper: "Find your daugh…
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*Witnessing the Walk of Jesus: A Time-Travel Encounter What if you could step back in time and witness one of the most powerful moments in history? In this extraordinary episode of *Crazy Amazing God Stories*, our guest shares a deeply moving experience from a church retreat—one that defies logic and transcends time. While seeking a closer connecti…
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They're the voices that accompany our enduring memories of the game but TV commentators often have more to their story - and connections with the game - than we hear about. Such is the case for our guest on episode 138, Andrew Cotter. Cotter will be familiar to golfers and also viewers of rugby, tennis, athletics, the Olympics, boat racing and more…
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One of the most underappreciated achievements in the professional game is longevity. Earning and keeping a PGA TOUR or DP World Tour card for years spanning into the double digits is rarer than we think and those who manage it -such as our guest on Episode 137, Soren Kjeldsen - have much to offer. In this wide ranging chat with John Huggan, Kjeldse…
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Ask most recreational players their dream job and 'professional golfer’ will be pretty high on the list. But not all who have the opportunity to join the pay for play ranks take that path and on episode 136, we meet just such a golfer. Colin Dalgleish is not only a long-time friend of our correspondent John Huggan, but a decorated amateur who chose…
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Our guest this episode is one of New Zealand’s most successful professional players, boasting four European Tour titles and nine victories in this part of the world, including two New Zealand Opens. But there is much more to Turner than just golf. The long-time touring professional turned course architect and commentator sits down with The Thing Ab…
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Golf is different things to different people, which is part of the game’s great charm. For some, it’s clubs and gear which grab the attention, while others focus on the swing. But for a select few, it is the laws governing the game, and one of the best in the business - recently retired R&A rules guru David Rickman - joins John Huggan on this episo…
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He first burst onto the scene as a talented amateur with a sensational finish in the 2014 Australian Masters, followed by an 11-hour overnight drive to Sydney to qualify for the following week’s Australian Open. It has been 11 years and five professional tournament victories since and Lucas Herbert has amassed some stories - and wisdom - along the …
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It was a meteoric rise to fame for Karen Stupples when she claimed the 2004 Women’s British Open with a final-round 64 after opening eagle-albatross on Sunday. However, Stupples was never guaranteed to get to the LPGA, nor even play golf for a living. In fact, if she didn't hate washing dishes so much, she might have ended up doing something else e…
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There are many in the golf commentary business who add little to a broadcast, but Sky Sports’ Tim Barter is certainly not among them. From on-course interviews to breaking down golf swings, Barter is a master of multiple crafts and in this absorbing conversation with John Huggan, he tells the story of his journey to becoming regarded as one of the …
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Rich Beem is one of the game’s best characters of the past 30 years and his 2002 PGA Championship win over a charging Tiger Woods remains among the most entertaining finishes to a tournament this century. John Huggan sat down with Beam recently to learn about where he came from, what it’s like to win a major, Team USA’s best chance of winning the R…
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John Huggan sits down with Seve Ballesteros’ son, Javier, to talk life, golf, the Ryder Cup, the state of the world game and plenty more. Few golfers have made an impact on the game comparable to Seve. The Spanish magician entertained and thrilled crowds worldwide with his extraordinary skill and matador-like personality. He remains to this day one…
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There is perhaps no more familiar voice in the game than that of Jim Nantz, host of CBS’ golf coverage, including almost 40 years of The Masters. In this candid chat with John Huggan, Nantz reveals his journey from humble beginnings in the game to his start in broadcasting and a career so successful, he now owns a home (with its own golf hole) at t…
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At the age of four, Peter Baker wrote down that he wanted to be a professional golfer. At 14, he played representative golf with the seniors. At 21, he claimed his first European Tour title and five years later - the same year he represented Europe in The Ryder Cup - he added two more. A lifetime spent in the game has taught Baker much about both l…
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For most, golf is a passion, but for many others, it’s also a business. The golf industry is both large and diverse, ranging from tour professionals and media companies to travel and retail equipment sales. So how does the game stack up in the world of sports business and what are the similarities — and differences — to other sports? Sports busines…
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Rarely has a player sported the green jacket with such style than our latest guest and one of golf’s greatest assets, Trevor Immelman. However, there is more to the 2008 Masters champion than a pretty golf swing. The 2022 International Presidents Cup captain sits down with John Huggan to talk about his beginnings in the game, his thoughts on the Pr…
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Our special guest this week discusses the new media landscape, building a media business when you had no intention of ever doing so and the challenges of monetising what started out as a hobby. There is no shortage of underdog stories in Hollywood, but in real life - in the day to day news media - those narratives are harder to find. Media has chan…
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This week John Huggan catches up with a true golfing stalwart who has spent more than 20 years plying his trade on the European Tour. Stephen Gallacher has four wins and a Ryder Cup appearance to his name, placing him in some elite company. Having grown up around golf with his famous uncle Bernard as a mentor, Gallacher still lives and breathes the…
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He was part of one of the most epic duels in Open history, when he and Phil Mickelson went head to head for the Claret Jug last time golf's most prestigious tournament was held at Troon in 2016 ... and he is also John Huggan's latest interview guest. There is so much more to Henrik Stenson than a brilliant golf game … he also has a sense of humour …
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Few figures in Australian golf would boast a better pedigree, or could claim a longer contribution to the game, than 1997 Women’s Australian Open winner and TTAG special guest Jane Crafter. An almost-25-year playing career has been followed by an almost equal number of years behind the microphone as an in court and booth reporter at events worldwid…
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A stalwart of the European Tour during the boom years of the 1980s and '90s, Mark James had a ringside seat to some of the most exciting times the men’s professional game has known. In the era of Seve, Faldo, Lyle and Langer, the Englishman managed to amass 18 victories (32 globally) before going on to captain the 1999 Ryder Cup in one of the most …
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