Golf Rehab Episode 10 - Operation Scratch Begins | Golf Balls, Blades & The Longest Day

Send us a message, or your questions Support The Longest Day at Mount Broughton We’re taking on 72 holes at Mount Broughton on November 30 to raise money for cancer research, and we’d love your support. Help us raise money for this great cause by donating here: https://www.longestday.org.au/fundraisers/golfrehab Every donation helps, and if you want to get involved with our Longest Day challenge, get in touch with us through the Golf Rehab socials. Welcome to Episode 10 of Golf Rehab — and we’ve officially hit double figures. This week, we kick off Operation Scratch as James takes on the challenge of helping Pete go from an 8 handicap to scratch. With no formal lessons, questionable course management and a healthy resistance to practice, Pete might have finally met his match. James sets the first challenge: play a round with a half set of clubs and learn to get more creative around the course. We also get stuck into: The US comeback at the Presidents Cup and what it means for the International Team Jackson Koivun’s impressive singles performance Matt Fitzpatrick winning the Open de France The World Sand Green Championships The Asian Tour cancelling 2027 Q-School Our new Hitter & Fitter segment Do premium golf balls actually matter? Why you should probably stop changing golf balls every round Should a 20 handicapper play blades? Our plans for the 72-hole Longest Day challenge A listener question about getting from a 15 handicap to single figures The first instalment of Group Therapy And James gives us our first Prescription : keep the ball in front of you. Plus, we discuss some questionable putting techniques, Bryson’s latest social media antics and the shorts Craig has made us promise to wear for his $150+ donation. Golf Rehab is the podcast for golfers who know they have a problem, but still don’t fix it. Subscribe, leave us a review and tell a mate about the podcast. It might seem like a small thing, but it really helps us get Golf Rehab in front of more golfers.