Tee It Up Golf Podcast

One of the most exciting young talents in Australian golf right now — and she’s just made history.

We’re joined by Raegan fresh off a T4 finish at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur — the best ever result by an Aussie — and she takes us inside what it was really like to compete at Augusta National.

From the first tee nerves to opening with three straight birdies, Raegan breaks down:

What it actually feels like to play Augusta

The moment she realised she belonged

Her incredible 67

The toughest shot she faced all week

The crowds, pressure and representing Australia

We also dive into her rapid rise:

Wins across the amateur circuit

Hole-in-one at Kooyonga 👀

A huge 12 months of results

What’s clicked in her game

Plus what’s next — with LSU on the horizon and the next chapter about to begin.

Relaxed, honest and seriously impressive — this is one you’ll want to hear before the rest of the world catches on.

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Cameron Young has done it again, claiming the Cadillac Championship and holding off the best in the world — while Adam Scott quietly surged into a T4 with a Sunday charge.

On the LPGA, it’s becoming the Nelly Korda show. Three wins already in 2026, a ridiculous bogey-free streak, and form that’s starting to feel historic.

We wrap all the global tours — including a breakthrough DP World Tour win for Mikael Lindberg and late drama (and controversy) on the Asian Tour.

Plus:

Pebble Beach tree scandal 🌳

LIV Golf latest — where’s it all heading?

McLaren enters golf 👀

Beat The Q update

And we look ahead to a huge week:

Truist Championship at Quail Hollow (Green Mile pressure test)

LIV Golf Virginia

LPGA Mizuho Americas Open

Strong Aussie presence across the globe

🎯 Tip of the Week returns as we try to build some momentum.

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Big week on Tee It Up, presented by GolfBox – Australia’s Greatest Golfing Superstore.

We start with one of the biggest stories in Aussie golf right now — Cameron John’s rise continues, and he’s officially earned his spot at The Open Championship. After a huge run of form across the Australasian and Asian Tours, including a runner-up finish in Singapore, the Victorian has punched his ticket into his first major at Royal Birkdale. We spoke to him on the phone today!

We break down what it means, how his season has built to this moment, and why he’s quickly becoming one of the most exciting Aussie prospects on the global stage.

On the LPGA, Nelly Korda is back in the winner’s circle and looking dangerous heading into the majors, while we run through the Aussie performances from Hannah Green, Cassie Porter, Minjee Lee and Karis Davidson.

On the men’s side, Matt Fitzpatrick continues his strong form on the PGA Tour, while Bernd Wiesberger headlines the DP World Tour recap.

Then in this week’s ramble, we dive into the news that the PGA Tour has cut 56 jobs — what it means for the game and where things could be heading.

Looking ahead, we preview all the key action including the PGA Tour’s return to the Blue Monster in Miami, plus the LPGA, DP World Tour and Asian Tour / International Series. We also give a big shout out to Golf WA and their Rookies vs Tour Pros series — a seriously good initiative.

We finish with Tip of the Week, locking in our picks and tracking the season tally.

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Q is joined by Johnny Tan and Golf Digest journalist Evin Priest for a huge week in world golf.

We break down a massive weekend across the PGA Tour, LIV Golf and LPGA, including Matt Fitzpatrick’s clutch playoff win, Jon Rahm dominating LIV Golf Mexico City, and Hannah Green’s incredible back-nine charge heading into the first women’s major of the year.

Evin also takes us inside Augusta National, sharing what it’s really like covering the Masters as a journalist — from the famous media centre to player access and the atmosphere around the grounds.

We also tackle a big question in world golf right now:

Is LIV Golf losing momentum?

Plus we discuss the Australian PGA Championship potentially returning to Sydney and The Lakes, what it could mean for Australian golf, and preview the week ahead including:

• The Chevron Championship – the first LPGA major of the season
• International Series Singapore – LIV crossover event with a spot at Royal Birkdale on the line
• DP World Tour – Volvo China Open

And of course we wrap things up with our Tip of the Week and Whiteboard Picks.

⛳️ In this episode:
• Fitzy’s clutch playoff win on the PGA Tour
• Rahm dominates LIV again
• Hannah Green charging into Chevron form
• Inside the Masters media centre with Evin Priest
• Is LIV losing momentum?
• Australian PGA Championship returning to Sydney?
• Chevron Championship preview
• Weekly tips & worldwide picks

🎙️ Hosted by: Q
🎧 Guests: Johnny Tan & Evin Priest

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Ian Poulter joins Tee It Up for a wide-ranging conversation on one of the most fascinating careers in modern golf.

From the moment you Google Ian Poulter and see the bold personality, loud fashion and unmistakable confidence, it’s clear he was never going to blend into the background. Long before individuality became normal in golf, Poulter turned style into identity — loud pants, bright colours and an attitude that made him one of the game’s most recognisable figures.

Poulter opens up on his journey through the professional game, including the memorable 2020 Travelers Championship moment playing alongside fellow Aussie Greg Chalmers, and how his unique brand helped him carve out a place among the sport’s biggest personalities.

We also dive into the LIV Golf era and Poulter’s role with The Majesticks, discussing the team concept, leadership dynamics and the challenge of seeing longtime teammate Henrik Stenson move on. Poulter reflects on the incredible generation he shared with Stenson and Lee Westwood, and what it’s like navigating the changing landscape of professional golf — including the ongoing debate around world ranking points.

Of course, no Ian Poulter conversation is complete without reliving Medinah 2012. Poulter takes us inside the moment that helped spark the greatest comeback in Ryder Cup history — five birdies in the final five holes on Saturday afternoon that ignited Team Europe when they were staring down a 10–6 deficit. The emotion, the energy, the momentum shift that turned the entire event.

Finally, we reflect on legacy. When it’s all said and done, what does Poulter want to be remembered for? From Ryder Cup assassin to emotional leader, clutch putter and one of the most distinctive personalities golf has ever seen, Poulter’s career is filled with moments that shaped the modern Ryder Cup era.

A brilliant insight into the mindset of one of Europe’s fiercest competitors and most unforgettable characters.

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