
Talking Golf with Ann Liguori is an award-winning podcast showcasing Ann’s insightful interviews with compelling personalities who love the game, while covering the top news in golf. With the belief that golf is a metaphor for life, Ann seamlessly blends wisdom, inspiration, and life lessons into conversations with an A-list lineup of guests.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GolfSports | |||

On the heels of RUSH’s triumphant return to Madison Square Garden on their Fifty Something Tour, Ann reaches into her archives for two very special conversations with legendary RUSH guitarist and passionate golfer Alex Lifeson.
The first, from June ... more
On this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, we recap an exciting week in golf, highlighted by Jackson Koivun’s first professional victory just a few weeks after turning pro, Jenny Shin’s triumph at the ISPS HANDA Women’s Scottish Open, and Jerr... more
In this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, Ann recaps the 2026 Open Championship, discussing Bryson DeChambeau’s two-stroke penalty, the criticism from the media and Rory McIlroy, and other thoughts.
She is joined by Paul Eales, a DP World To... more
Ann guests on Joe Beningo's show on WFAN to discuss controversial 2 stroke penalty assessed on Bryson DeChambeau in second round of the 2026 Open Championship.
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Thank you for this most informative interview. I love the PGA. Have watched most of my life. I do see that some changes are coming. Wondering with the future events /players and spots that are happening…. Can there now be a change to the fan rules. How is it the courses still put up with the loud booing and “in the hole” yells. This is not the decorum that The Masters allows. Why does this have a place on the field? The examples of poor sportsmanship on sidelines has such disrespect. I... more
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A golf-focused interview show that blends expert analysis, player development, and venue insight with a strong emphasis on golf's broader cultural and business dimensions. Listeners are treated to deep dives from seasoned golf journalists, coaches, event organizers, and industry leaders, often tying on-course strategy to sponsorships, media, and tour dynamics. The show stands out for its veteran hosts, long-form conversations with prominent figures in golf, and a consistent thread that uses golf as a lens for life lessons, leadership, and community impact. Potential guests and sponsors can expect thoughtful storytelling, practical takeaways for players and clubs, and access to a dedicated, golf-enthusiast audience that values expertise and ... more
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Recent guests on Talking Golf include:
1. Paul Eales
2. Ann Liguori
3. Jason Birnbaum
4. Chris Thompson
5. Keith Stewart
6. Kelley Brooke
7. Mark Cannizzaro
8. Andy Bessette
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