
A British take on current affairs in the world of golf. Some of it interesting, most of it not.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 392 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | GolfSports | |||

Tom, Sam & Half Par sit down to discuss Aaron Rai's amazing victory at the 108th PGA championship at Aronimink.
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Sam & Tom both do some homework on Dornoch man Donald Ross, who would go on from an upbringing on the ancient Scottish links to become the most prolific golf course architect in the United States. Designing and working on over 400 courses, his journe... more
Sam & Tom sit down for Part IV of their deep dive into the Tiger Slam. 25 years on from the fourth leg of Tiger's historic run — and his sixth major victory overall — we revisit the 65th Masters at Augusta National, where he clinched the infamous Tig... more
Sam sits down at Royal Birkdale Golf Club with Mike Howard, Senior Design Associate at MacKenzie & Ebert, to discuss his long-standing relationship with the club.
A lifelong member with an intimate knowledge of the North West coast, Mike has played ... more
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Fantastic podcast - discussing matters of value in the game.
Fantastic British golfing podcast with humour and insight into the golfing world. Great listen every week
Only just discovered this, but it is outstanding, so much better than the deluge of golf podcasts and their obsession with kit and pointless scoring advice. Proper golf talk, well done guys!
Excellent discussions with Scott
Think I’ve listened to about 99% of these podcasts since the release of Episode 1. Great variation in content, and superb production values. Always good.
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The show offers a distinctly British lens on golf, blending deep dives into course architecture, design philosophy, and golf history with lighthearted banter and contemporary topics in the sport. Episodes often feature conversations with architects, historians, and industry insiders, giving listeners a sense of the people and places that shape the game in the UK and beyond. The format balances thoughtful analysis of courses and galvanizing storytelling with approachable humor, making it appealing to serious golf nerds as well as casual fans who enjoy character-driven conversations and behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the golf world.
A standout aspect is the strong focus on architecture and history, with frequent references to notable cour... more
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Recent guests on The Cookie Jar Golf Podcast include:
1. Peter Hancock
2. Mike Howard
3. Simon Haines
4. Simon Coombs
5. Ian Baker-Finch
6. Tom Mackenzie
7. Ian Jamson
8. Peter Handcock
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