What can be more fun, entertaining, and infoirmative that two Top 100 Teachers in one episode? Nthing! Scott Munroe joiuns Jeff Smith and John Ashton this week in a double feature. Scott and Jeff are bth Top100 teachers and together they help some of our listeners work thru some problems they are having on the course. They could be problems you havbe too. Listen and learn this week on the Seconf Best Golf Show In The World.

You have spent a productive 30 - 45 minutes on the driving range prior to your round. You are very happy with the way you are hitting the ball. Filled with confidence you approach the first tee, step up to the ball and hit a beautiful long slice into the wodds!! Why? What happened? Was it a swing problem? An aiming problem? A stance or ball position problem or is it a club face problem? This week Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher Jeff Smith explains how to determine the answers to those questions and how to make the proper adjustments, mid round. Do not suffer another bad round. How to make On Course Corrections this week on Those weekend Golf Guys.

Those Weekend Golf Guys add a live local show every Suday on The BigX Sports Radio in Louisville, KY. This week we originate from the studio with our guest, Frank Basset from Golf Talk America

We had a great time Sunday in the studio with Diane williamson, Art Decker (America's favorite golfing couple) and Republican Candidate for Floyd County Sheriff, Steve Bush. Steve has a golf scramble coming up on September 24th at Valley View Golf Curse in Floyd's Knobs and we had him on to talk about it. We had not heard of any political candidate using golf to raise funds before and thought it would be cool to have him on. It is a fun hour of Golf Talk Radio. You really should listen.

The Guys were in Noblesville, Indiana on Sunday to participate in a tournament from the Capital Golf Charity Golf Tour. Purgatory is the name of the course. Well named! It was tough. We like to say, "tough but fair". But, no, not this time. we had a great time. Thanks to Terry Edwards and the gang. We will be doing another one later on this summer. Thanks guys. You can participate too. It's only $70 per tournament per day (most are just 1 day) go to Capitalgolf.net for all the details.

We are live from Woodhaven Country Club in Louisville with 2 guests. The first is Terry Edwards from Capitol Golf Tour. This is a series of amateur events held at some of the best golf course throughout the Midwest. No matter how great the course (and they play some top “bucket list” courses like The Brickyard in Indianapolis, Firestone CC in Akron, the Pete Dye and the Donald Ross courses at French Lick, to name only a few. The cost to play in the tournament is just $70 per day. Most are 1 day events. Then we talk to Shawn Summerville from 3AGA, The African-American Amateur Golf Association. It is a new organization started here in Louisville to expand golf into communities that have not been exposed much to the game. Membership is open to everyone, all races, creeds, and handicaps!

John Ashton on the air live from Valley View Golf Course in Floyd’s Knobs Indiana. This is the first episode without long time, intrepid producer, Mark who was in the hospital with some very serious problems. It was the third consecutive Sunday that it rained in the Kentuckiana Area so we discussed (John and fill-in producer Tim) how badly mud can effect the flight of a ball and how that effect can be determined prior to making the shot. In other words, how can you plan for stuff sticking to your ball?

Frank Bassett from Golf Talk America stops by the studio on his way to a golf tournament up at French Lick resort. We talk about everything under the sun, even some golf and have a fun time doing it. We hope you have a fun time listening.

With Matt Kirchgessner, owner and GM at Elk Run Golf Club in Jeffersonville, Indiana. In December of 2020 there was a tragedy in Panama City Beach Florida. A truck ran into a Putt Putt course, killing 2 children. Those children were the Kirchgessner kids. Rather than running and hiding in a deep hole (as many parents faced with that situation would) Matt and his wife started a foundation to keep the memory of their children alive and to help others throughout the community. This is the saddest story you will hear this year but with the happiest ending.

With JoAnn Orr from Sickle Cell Society. This is the only fundraiser available to the Society this year because of the Covid-19 restrictions so we told her she could have the whole hour to help get more folks out