Tee It Up Golf Podcast

The final men's major of 2026 has arrived.

Q is joined by Johnny Tan and Ryan Lynch to preview The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

The boys break down the course, the players built to handle links golf and the biggest storylines heading into golf's oldest championship.

We take a deep dive into the Australians in the field, including Cam Smith, Min Woo Lee, Jason Day, Adam Scott, Lucas Herbert, Travis Smyth and Cameron John.

Plus — who is the best player in the world without a major?

We finish with our Open predictions: winner, best Australian, surprise top 10, biggest disappointment, first-round leader and winning score.

The Claret Jug is on the line. It's Open Championship week.

Just 12 months after becoming a major champion, Australia's Grace Kim returns to the Amundi Evian Championship with a very different perspective—as the defending champion.

On this episode of Tee It Up, Grace reflects on what the past year has really been like, from the moment her Evian victory finally sank in to how winning a major has changed her confidence, career and life on the LPGA Tour.

We also look ahead to this week's championship in France, discussing what it's like returning to the scene of her biggest victory, whether defending brings added pressure, how she rates her 2026 season so far, and what she's working on as she chases another major.

Plus, Grace shares plenty of behind-the-scenes insights into life on Tour, the close-knit Australian contingent, her favourite stops around the world and the goals she's set for the rest of the season.

A relaxed, honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest golfing stars as she prepares to defend her major title.

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This week on the Tee It Up Podcast, Q and Johnny wrap up another huge week across the golfing world.

We break down Michael Hollick's incredible first DP World Tour victory after holing an eagle on the final hole to win the BMW International Open, plus the remarkable journey that almost saw him walk away from professional golf altogether.

We also look at another strong week for Australia's Kelsey Bennett, who finished runner-up on the Ladies European Tour, while Spain's Carolina Chacarra claimed her maiden LET title.

Over in the US, Chris Gotterup continued his outstanding form, Padraig Harrington added another senior major championship to his incredible resume, and we discuss Mike Woodard setting a new world record for consecutive hours of golf played.

Then we turn our attention to two massive events this week — the Amundi Evian Championship, the fourth women's major of the year, and the Genesis Scottish Open, the final tune-up before The Open Championship. We preview both tournaments, discuss the leading Australians, and make our tournament picks.

Plus, a quick look at the ISCO Championship and a few updates ahead of the Tee It Up Charity Golf Day.

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Twelve months can change everything.

This time last year, Karis Davidson was ranked outside the world's top 250 and searching for answers. Fast forward to today and she's inside the world's Top 60, producing career-best performances, contending at major championships and becoming one of the LPGA Tour's biggest personalities away from the golf course.

Karis joins us to unpack the biggest turnaround of her career, why stepping away from golf and studying changed her perspective, and how a fresh mental approach has unlocked her best golf.

We also dive into her unexpected rise as the LPGA's "Content Queen", giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at life on Tour and helping grow the women's game through social media.

Plus:


Career-best performances at the U.S. Women's Open and KPMG Women's PGA Championship

What it's like competing alongside the best players in the world

The incredible strength of Australian women's golf

Travel, recovery and the reality of life on the LPGA Tour

Goals for the remainder of the season and what's next

One of Australia's brightest golfing talents joins Tee It Up for a fun, honest and insightful conversation.

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Fresh off an incredible start to 2026, Australian star Kelsey Bennett joins the Tee It Up Golf Podcast to chat about the biggest season of her career.

Kelsey takes us inside her breakthrough victory at the Australian Women's Classic, her runner-up finish at the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, and what it's been like climbing to the top of the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit.

We also dive into life travelling the world on tour, earning LET status through Q-School, winning The Athena, representing Australia as an amateur, and the mindset required to compete against the best players in the world.

From growing up at Mollymook Golf Club to chasing LPGA opportunities and major championships, this is an honest conversation with one of Australia's brightest young golfers.

In this episode:

Australian Women's Classic victory

Runner-up at the Lalla Meryem Cup

Life on the Ladies European Tour

Playing around the world and travelling full-time

Winning The Athena

Amateur career highlights

The strength of Australian women's golf

Goals for the rest of 2026

Quick-fire questions