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by Ted J. Odorico and Cindy Miller
The Women of Golf is one of the best golf shows in the industry, bar none! Each week Executive Producer, Ted Odorico and Co-host and LPGA Professional, Cindy Miller tackle many of the important issues facing women in the golf industry today. Everything from the latest equipment and training aids, to speaking with some of the top female teaching professionals and coaches in the business. Their highly popular segment the “No B.S. Zone” highlights important issues like: Women's health, golf fitness, the mental game and how to navigate successfully around the course, are just some of the topics covered.In addition, each season they celebrate with many of the top female players fresh off their Epson Tour win. Plus they speak to many female executives using golf to help further their careers, and to elevate women's golf. Be sure to join Ted & Cindy every Tuesday morning from 9:00-10:00 AM Eastern on the "WOMEN OF GOLF SHOW" www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf. Or listen in on any of these social media platforms: iTunes, TuneIn, Castbox, Stitcher, TalkStreamLive and of coarse Spotify.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
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- 2 days ago1h 0m
Women of Golf: Season 12 Episode 9 | Navigating the Challenges of Professional Golf with Maddie Szeryk-DiBello
Join us for a candid discussion with Epson Tour standout Maddie Szeryk-DiBello as she shares her journey through collegiate success, setbacks, and comeback stories in professional golf. Discover the mental resilience, behind-the-scenes realities, and the unspoken struggles players face while chasing their LPGA dreams. Plus hosts, Ted and Cindy discuss the challenges players face in professional golf on this week's No B.S. Zone.In this episode:Maddie's impressive collegiate career and NCAA record of 91 par or better roundsTransitioning from amateur to professional golf and dealing with setbacksThe mental game: working with mental coaches to flip the switch quicklyHow changing small technical aspects, like left-hand low putting, sparked improvementThe importance of patience and smart play when competing at the professional levelThe influence of Golf Canada's national team on her career pathBalancing life and marriage in a demanding touring scheduleThe financial and emotional realities of life on the professional golf tourHow familial support, especially from siblings, fuels motivationThe role of sponsorships in sustaining a player's careerThe significance of mindset, visualization, and self-belief in winning tournamentsAddressing the gender funding gap and the importance of increasing investment in women's golfInsights into life on tour: housing, travel, loneliness, and managing exhaustionTimestamps:00:00 - Welcome to Season 13, Episode 9 of Women of Golf01:03 - Introducing Maddie Szeryk-DiBello, her background and achievements02:04 - Maddie's transition from collegiate success to professional golf03:42 - Overcoming mental blocks through coaching and mindset adjustments04:56 - Improving putting with left-hand low technique06:34 - Maddie's current strengths: wedges and short game07:18 - Driving distance and accuracy in professional golf09:46 - Lessons learned from NCAA record and college golf11:09 - The impact of Golf Canada's national team experience13:12 - Maddie's thoughts on Olympic aspirations13:38 - Balancing marriage and life on the tour16:04 - Handling advice from a spouse on the course17:25 - What it takes to win on the Epson Tour18:13 - Upcoming tournaments and performance goals18:35 - Siblings in golf and mutual motivation19:54 - The reality of travel and housing options for players22:13 - Advice for young girls aspiring to golf23:26 - How many Canadians reach the LPGA24:28 - Challenges of funding and sponsorship in women's golf25:34 - The true costs and sacrifices behind a professional golf career42:23 - Mental barriers and building confidence to win45:58 - The subconscious mind and belief in winning49:24 - Managing fatigue and avoiding burnout during season intense stretches52:45 - Addressing the funding disparities and promoting women's golf56:19 - Final thoughts on supporting the growth of women's golfEnjoy this deep dive into the grit and resilience required to succeed in women’s professional golf. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to support the show and keep inspired by stories like Maddie’s.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- 3 weeks ago58 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 8 | Young Prodigy To Tour Star - The Journey Of Cholcheva Wongras
Dive into the inspiring story of 19-year-old Thai golfer Cholcheva Wongras, who recently set a record-shattering score of 26 under par at the Reliance Matrix Championship. This episode explores her early beginnings, mental toughness, adaptability, and insights into professional golf from a young age. MAIN TOPICS: *Cholcheva Wongras' record-breaking performance and journey to professional golf* The mental game: staying in the zone, handling pressure, and the importance of sports psychology* Adapting to different courses and conditions across international tours* Balancing education, travel, and a professional golf career* The impact of family support and cultural influences on young athletes* Overcoming challenges: perfectionism versus process-oriented play* Insights into the lifestyle and sacrifices of international tour players* How young athletes can avoid burnout and sustain long-term successTIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction to Cholcheva Wongras, Thailand's rising star01:47 - Highlights from her recent record-breaking tournament02:54 - What it feels like to be "in the zone" and managing nerves05:30 - Developing an exceptional wedge game through adaptation07:29 - The importance of quick course condition adjustments08:47 - Early golf beginnings and family influence09:37 - How international experience shaped her game11:42 - The role of her coach and caddy in her progression13:50 - Her strengths: driving and wedge play14:36 - Practice routine during off weeks17:48 - Striving for process versus perfection in golf19:37 - International tours and their role in her growth22:58 - Inspiration for young Thai women and future goals24:35 - Managing mental challenges and negative thoughts28:04 - Family support and her journey while traveling solo33:00 - Future careers and education interests outside golf34:46 - The extraordinary travel experiences and cultural exposure37:34 - Reflections on her emotional resilience after record rounds39:07 - The effect of early success on young athletes' mental health42:39 - The risk of burnout in young sports prodigies45:38 - Financial support, sponsorship, and national backing48:43 - Balancing competition with camaraderie on tour52:16 - How she maintains focus and mental preparation55:28 - Final thoughts: her promising future in golf and beyond NOTE: This episode provides an in-depth look into a young athlete's journey, emphasizing mental resilience, adaptability, and the importance of support systems. Perfect for aspiring golfers and sports enthusiasts eager to learn about the realities behind record-breaking performances.Watch the video: https://youtu.be/aSCiPxoF5-Q?si=jg6kWJYEwXHIv47qBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- May 5, 202648 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 7 | Navigating the Road from College to Pro Golf with Anna Nordfors
In this episode, we chat with Epson Tour contender Anna Nordfors about her journey from college golf at Campbell University and UCF to competing professionally. Anna shares insights on refining her game, managing the mental and physical aspects of golf, and balancing the challenges of tour life.Main topics include:Transitioning from team-based college golf to solo professional routinesThe importance of stats tracking for improvementHow physical conditioning, flexibility, and biomechanics influence distanceManaging logistics and travel as a tour playerTips for course management and handling tough shotsEquipment considerations for amateur and professional playersBuilding confidence and belief in your gameStrategies for juggling practice, play, and personal developmentTimestamps: - Introduction: the journey of a rising golf star - Welcoming Anna Nordfors, her background and recent success - Breaking down her T3 finish at IOA Championship - Using stats for improvement and accountability - How feedback from stats informs shot selection - Transition from college to pro golf: lessons learned - Finding purpose and motivation after college - Managing tour logistics and travel tips - Key focus areas for game improvement (wedges and putting) - Fitness routines and nutrition management - Balancing life abroad and visiting family - Fun hobbies and early sports background - Driving distances and club speed insights - The significance of proper stats and data analysis - Season goals: winning, improving wedges, and scoring - Advice for young women aspiring to pro golf - Common mistakes and lessons in practice routines - Final thoughts on career development and play strategy - Entering the No BS Zone: biomechanics myths and physical training - Debunking distance myths and emphasizing clubhead speed - The importance of proper turn and leverage - Practice ratio balance: range vs. putting - Equipment vs. mechanics: when to look for swing fixes - Course management and handling tough shots - Wrapping up with strategic game thinkingThis episode offers valuable insights into a professional golfer’s mindset, routines, and technical understanding that can help aspiring players and dedicated amateurs elevate their game. Tune in for actionable tips on practice, mental resilience, and strategic course management.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- Apr 14, 202650 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 Episode 6 | Kaleiya Romero's transition from college golfer to Epson Tour
Navigating the Balance: A Deep Dive into the Life of a Young Golf Pro and CoachJoin us as we explore Kaleiya Romero's journey from collegiate golf excellence to professional competition and coaching. Discover how balancing family, playing, and mentoring shapes her outlook and ambitions in women's golf.In this episode:Kaleiya Romero's transition from college golfer at Pepperdine to Epson Tour contender and Oregon assistant coach.Insights into her training focus, including wedge play and ball striking improvements.The challenges and lessons learned from moving from team-based college golf to solo professional tournaments.How coaching her sister and others has influenced her perspective on golf swing and course management.The importance of maintaining mental clarity and avoiding burnout in a demanding golf career.The unique dynamics of balancing competition, coaching, and personal life—plus funny anecdotes about family and late-night golf thoughts.Timestamps:00:00 - From collegiate star to Epson Tour contender: Kaleiya Romero's story01:26 - Introduction to Kaleiya and her achievements at Pepperdine02:24 - Balancing golf and coaching at Oregon03:12 - Recap of Florida tournament experiences and performance insights04:37 - How driver length impacts her game and practice focus05:40 - Moving from college golf to the professional circuit and the transition challenges07:01 - The role of family and small circles in navigating tour life09:02 - Experience caddying at Augusta and the significance of the venue10:13 - Key lessons from being a caddy and the importance of embracing the unique tour environment13:39 - How coaching has shifted her perspectives on golf strategy and mental approach15:43 - The benefits of learning from her team and adjusting her game18:18 - Upcoming tournaments and her goals for the season19:37 - Family background and support system outside golf22:02 - Siblings' playing styles and insights into their personalities on the course24:39 - The significance of playing your own game and avoiding external pressures26:15 - Goals for the season and the importance of enjoying the process27:21 - Considering coaching as a post-playing career path28:31 - Reflection on the coaching journey and future aspirationsThanks for tuning into this episode of the Women of Golf Show. Be sure to subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform. Join us next week for more inspiring stories from the game. Until then, keep it in the short grass!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- Apr 7, 202658 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 Episode 5 | Rising Star Mariel Galdiano
Mastering the Mental Game in Golf and Protecting Your Lead. In this episode, Epson Tour player, Mariel Galdiano shares her approach to maintaining focus during tournaments, mental resilience, and how to stay within your game when the stakes are high. Plus, insights from Cindy Miller on protecting versus attacking when holding a lead.KEY TOPICS Mariel Galdiano’s journey from Hawaii to professional golf and her recent achievements.Strategies to maintain a tournament lead: focus on the course, separate scores from emotions.The importance of staying present and managing anxiety on the final holes.How to handle external noise, media pressure, and the mental challenges of leading.The role of self-awareness and working with caddies during critical moments.Comparing protecting a lead vs. going for the win: when to be aggressive or cautious.Tips for amateurs: staying in the moment, focusing on the shot, and managing bad memories.The mental and emotional rewards of competitive golf and the joy of playing the game. TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Introduction to Mariel Galdiano and her golf journey01:21 - The importance of mental grit and protecting tournament leads02:17 - Mariel’s achievements and her role as a mentor03:22 - Moving from Hawaii to Florida: cultural and lifestyle adjustments04:35 - Favorite things about Central Florida and its golf scene05:44 - Practice routines and leading clubs in the area06:08 - Connections with notable players and Hawaii’s golf talent wave07:42 - Hawaii’s competitive golf environment and inspiring talent10:14 - Transition from Hawaii to mainland and missing home flavors like poke bowls12:01 - The challenge of missing home and balancing focus during play13:02 - Mariel’s approach to maintaining a lead: focusing on the course14:20 - Handling windy conditions and second-day consistency15:45 - The mental shift from chasing to playing within oneself17:10 - Playing under final-round pressure and shifting strategies18:45 - Staying in the moment and the importance of focus during shots19:15 - Advice for amateurs: being present and enjoying the game22:19 - Developing resilience: letting go of bad rounds and focusing on positives24:01 - The rewarding moments of tour life and interaction with fans and kids26:07 - Upcoming schedule, LPGA status, and goals28:48 - Handling setbacks, losing full status, and learning from failures30:44 - Balancing fun and fitness: hobbies and routines off the course31:14 - Giving back through the First Tee and mentoring juniors35:44 - Future aspirations in golf teaching and mentorship36:22 - Closing comments and continued success in competitive golfTHE NO BS ZONEWhy players switch to safe strategies when leading, and how to maintain composure under pressure39:53 - The difference between playing smart and playing scared 40:46 - Controlling what you can: decision-making and mindset41:48 - Staying within your natural game and managing external influences44:43 - The role of caddie-player communication and course management45:24 - To check scores or not: understanding personal psychology in scoring50:44 - External noise, media pressure, and staying focused on what you control54:00 - The importance of gratitude, enjoying the moment, and building relationshipsWatch the video version: https://youtu.be/4uWrMKy692k?si=3t8Q4J_xsv-t_OzNBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- Mar 31, 202651 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 4 | Breaking Barriers in Golf
Most golfers gauge their progress by comparing themselves to the pros — but what if that’s exactly what’s holding you back? Maddie McCrary’s inspiring journey from injury and setbacks to victory reveals a game-changing secret: real progress comes from mastering your own game, not chasing elite standards. In this episode, Maddie shares her story of overcoming debilitating injuries, including a torn wrist ligament, and transforming adversity into victory with a bogey-free 54-hole performance—finally winning her first professional title. She uncovers how her faith, steady process, and focus on doing her best every day fueled her success, proving that resilience and purpose are keys to improvement.You'll discover:How Maddie kept her cool under pressure and played bogey-free for 54 holes despite setbacks.The mental and emotional strategies that help elite players stay focused and confident.Why comparing your game to the tour pros is misleading—and what you should really measure.How to set realistic, achievable goals based on your current abilities instead of unrealistic expectations.The impact of faith and mindset in redefining success in golf and life.Timestamps:00:00 - Maddie McCrary's journey: From injuries to victory01:24 - Introduction to Maddie McCrary and her story02:24 - Overcoming career setbacks and setbacks with faith03:12 - How spiritual practices foster peace and focus04:11 - The significance of process and patience in tournament wins05:03 - Clutch moments: winning by one shot with a bogey-free round05:51 - Analyzing her final holes and strategic choices06:32 - Preparing for upcoming Open qualifiers07:16 - The mental aspect of maintaining confidence and consistency08:26 - The rising trend of faith among young LPGA players09:52 - Building community through faith and shared values11:25 - Challenges faced by female players’ lifestyle and support systems12:55 - How recent wins impact her future goals13:01 - Managing course strategy and mistake prevention14:26 - Equipment changes, confidence, and performance15:52 - Injury details: wrist surgeries and recovery journey18:37 - Returning to competitive golf after injury19:52 - Lessons learned from setbacks and resilience21:17 - Gaining motivation from victory and maintaining hunger23:05 - Madison's hobbies outside golf and personal interests24:36 - Vision for a future outside of playing: industry roles25:02 - Inspiration and early introduction to golf by her parents26:58 - Advice for amateur golfers: measuring progress realistically36:44 - The limitations of TV coverage in representing real game scenarios40:47 - Debunking myths about distance and targeting the right goals43:03 - The impact of comparison and mental health in golf45:46 - Cindy Miller’s TEDx talk: Unlocking potential beyond golf48:42 - Achieving dreams later in life and embracing self-growthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- Mar 24, 202648 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 3 | Bridging Competition and Leadership
Women of Golf, hosts Ted Odorico and LPGA professional Cindy Miller welcome special guest Lehua Wise, Director of Golf at Kohanaiki Club in Hawaii, plus a busting the myths in the No B.S. Zone. In this week's episode they explore critical golf myths, leadership insights, and the unique intersection of elite competition and top-tier golf management—perfect for anyone looking to elevate their game and understanding of the sport's leadership behind the scenes.Key TopicsDebunking common golf myths: head position, lay-up strategies, and swing tempoThe importance of personalized golf strategies versus generic adviceTransitioning from tour player to golf course leadershipThe cultural and operational insights from managing Kohanaiki ClubBalancing professional competition with community and guest experiencesThe role of Ikegai philosophy in personal and professional growthImpact of Hawaii’s weather and environment on golf operationsUnique features of Kohanaiki course and member interactionsHow to maintain excellence and growth during seasonal peaks and unforeseen challengesTimestamps00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: connecting competition with leadership02:01 - Debunking the myth of keeping your head down in golf03:18 - The reality of head movement and body rotation during swings05:00 - Is laying up to your favorite yardage a trap? The statistics and personal strategies06:34 - Playing your own game vs. following generic advice10:57 - The fallacy of slowing down your swing for better contact12:09 - Checking your tempo, not slowing it down, for consistent ball striking14:27 - How self-awareness and personalized strategies impact performance15:17 - Final thoughts: trusting your game and avoiding overthinking18:25 - Introducing Lehua Wise and her journey from tour player to club leader19:23 - Lehua’s impressive record: four-time SCPGA Women’s Champion20:23 - Making a career transition: from competitions to managing Kohanaiki in Hawaii24:08 - The significance of Hawaiian culture and community in golf management26:48 - The Ikegai philosophy: finding your purpose through golf37:54 - Insights into Kohanaiki’s design and golf course management39:01 - Membership experience and the appeal of Hawaii’s outdoor lifestyle43:38 - How Hawaii’s weather and natural environment impact operations46:02 - Navigating seasonal peaks and maintaining service excellence47:24 - Episode wrap-up: lessons from competition to leadership, and the importance of purposeFinal NotesThis episode emphasizes the importance of personalized coaching, cultural authenticity, and embracing your natural rhythm on and off the course. Lehua Wise exemplifies how elite players can successfully transition into leadership roles, blending competitive excellence with community service—all grounded in a deep sense of purpose.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
- Mar 10, 202653 min
Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 2 | Rising Star Annabelle Pancake-Webb
Join us in this episode as we chat with Epson Tour professional Annabelle Pancake Webb, fresh off a stellar T2 finish on the Epson Tour. Ted and Cindy delve into the nuances of tour life, mental resilience, course management, the impact of youth vs veteran experience, and the importance of authenticity both on and off the course. Whether you're a budding golfer or a seasoned pro, there are valuable lessons on evolution, mindset, and staying true to yourself.MAIN TOPICS COVERED:* Annabelle’s rapid rise & key adjustments in her sophomore year* The role of mental toughness and managing pressure early in a season* How course management strategies differ in high-pressure rounds* Youthful confidence versus veteran wisdom: advantages and challenges* Physical fitness evolution among veteran players competing with younger athletes* The importance of course familiarity and experience in competitive golf* Social media's influence on young golfers' image and professionalism* The significance of faith, integrity, and authentic self-presentation in the sport* The need for continuous evolution and adaptation in a golfer’s career The video is available on the iGolf Sports Youtube channel: WatchBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
About Women of Golf
The Women of Golf is one of the best golf shows in the industry, bar none! Each week Executive Producer, Ted Odorico and Co-host and LPGA Professional, Cindy Miller tackle many of the important issues facing women in the golf industry today. Everything from the latest equipment and training aids, to speaking with some of the top female teaching professionals and coaches in the business. Their highly popular segment the “No B.S. Zone” highlights important issues like: Women's health, golf fitness, the mental game and how to navigate successfully around the course, are just some of the topics covered.In addition, each season they celebrate with many of the top female players fresh off their Epson Tour win. Plus they speak to many female executives using golf to help further their careers, and to elevate women's golf. Be sure to join Ted & Cindy every Tuesday morning from 9:00-10:00 AM Eastern on the "WOMEN OF GOLF SHOW" www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf. Or listen in on any of these social media platforms: iTunes, TuneIn, Castbox, Stitcher, TalkStreamLive and of coarse Spotify.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support.
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