
Golf storytelling that celebrates the soul of the game.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsGolf | |||

Tucked away in Gullane's main street, a small, white vintage sign rocks gently in the breeze above a distinctive wooden door. 'Hickory Rentals'. To its left, a slightly rusty antique sign is fixed onto the sandstone… 'Jack White Putting School'. The ... more
Jim Hartsell's latest book—A Round of Scottish Courses—reads less like a conventional guidebook and more like a personal pilgrimage through the soul of Scottish golf. The journey unfolds one course at a time, as Jim sets out to uncover the places whe... more
Ernest Butten came late to golf. An innovator by nature and an entrepreneur by trade, he did not even take up the game until he was 60 years old. Butten watched British golf with growing frustration. The Open Championship, the very tournament born o... more
Iona Golf Course is one of the most unique courses in the world. Set on a small island off Scotland's west coast, reaching it is part of the adventure: two ferries, a drive across Mull—one of the country's most beautiful landscapes—and a final mile o... more
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Really proud of your passion and maintenance of our rich history
What a charming podcast (E1) filled with interesting stories and warmth between good friends. Inspiring too for golfers and dreamers.
Wonderful to listen to Jim Hartsell talk about golf in Scotland.
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A storytelling-driven golf podcast that leans into the culture, history, and personalities behind the game. Episodes range from craftsmen reviving antique Hickory clubs and the romance of early equipment to deep dives into lesser-known Scottish courses, pivotal training programs, and iconic venues. The show's charm lies in vivid anecdotes, meticulous historical context, and a warm, conversational vibe that invites both serious golf historians and curious listeners to explore the human side of golf heritage. Distinctive elements include strong emphasis on provenance, restoration, and club personalities, plus engaging host-podcast pairings that bring writing, archiving, and on-course lore to life for a devoted audience of enthusiasts and indu... more
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Recent guests on The Links Diary Podcast include:
1. Jim McAllister
2. Finlay McDonald
3. David Brodie
4. Jim Hartsell
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