Tee It Up Golf Podcast

The Challenger PGA Tour of Australasia is back, and Q, Jimmy Emanuel and Ryan Lynch are breaking down the week ahead and the entire 2026/27 season!

First stop: Kalgoorlie for the WA PGA. Lynchy reflects on his win, Jimmy gears up to head on property, and the crew dig into the course, contenders and their picks.

We look at the new venues, biggest storylines and players to follow throughout the season, before putting our predictions on the line: a first-season player to watch, a first-time winner and the next Order of Merit champion.

Plus, Adrian Meronk gets it done at the Dunhill Links, Declan O’Donovan and Cameron John give Aussie fans plenty to look forward to, Austin Smotherman raises the bat with a breakthrough win in his 100th PGA Tour start, and Jeeno Thitikul is too good at the LOTTE.

We also check in on the HotelPlanner Tour, preview the week around the world and get stuck into your voice messages and DMs.

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Three points up heading into Sunday. Five points needed to win. Instead, the Internationals watched the USA storm home at Medinah.

Q, Lynchy and Jimmy Emmanuel unpack the Presidents Cup collapse: where it went wrong, what Adam Scott and Min Woo Lee brought to the team, that Trump handshake, and whether Kingston Heath in 2028 can finally deliver another International win.

Jimmy also takes us inside the Sandgreens World Champs, the boys recap Matt Fitzpatrick’s Open de France victory, and we get into the changes shaking up the PGA, DP World and Asian Tours — and what they mean for Aussies trying to make it overseas.

Then it’s off to Scotland for a Dunhill Links preview, with a massive Australian contingent chasing a win at the Home of Golf.

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It’s Presidents Cup week!

Q, Lynchy and Johnny deliver the ultimate preview as Geoff Ogilvy’s International Team prepares to face Brandt Snedeker’s powerful USA side at Medinah.

The boys break down both teams, potential pairings, the redesigned course, the key match-ups and whether Adam Scott, Min Woo Lee, Ryan Fox and the Internationals can finally end America’s dominance.

Plus, we recap JJ Spaun’s victory at the BMW PGA Championship, Adam Scott’s brilliant tied-second finish and Jacob Bridgeman’s latest PGA Tour win.

We finish with our score predictions, team MVPs, surprise performers and the players we’d trust with the deciding putt.

Can the Internationals finally lift the Cup—or is the USA simply too strong?

LIV Golf has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy—but that doesn’t necessarily mean the controversial league is finished.

Q, Lynchy and Johnny unpack what the bankruptcy filing actually means, why LIV has reached this point and whether a restructured “LIV Golf 2.0” can survive. They also discuss the money owed to players, the future of its biggest stars and whether the door is now open for a return to the PGA Tour.

The boys then recap Europe’s dramatic Solheim Cup victory and Shane Lowry’s remarkable 11-shot Irish Open triumph before previewing this week’s star-studded BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

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Josh Hill joins Tee It Up after becoming the man who secured the Walker Cup for Great Britain & Ireland at Lahinch.

With the contest tied, Hill arrived at the 18th hole knowing GB&I needed him to win. He produced an incredible bunker shot before holing a nerve-racking three-footer to complete a remarkable Sunday comeback and end an 11-year Walker Cup drought.

Josh takes Q through the pressure of that final hole, what was going through his mind over the winning putt and the celebrations that followed.

He also discusses the controversial non-conceded putt on Saturday, facing world No. 2 amateur Tyler Watts, earning a captain’s pick, his four years at Tennessee and becoming the youngest winner of an Official World Golf Ranking event at just 15.

Plus, Josh reveals what comes next as he prepares to begin his professional career.