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Women of Golf

Women of Golf

By: Ted J. Odorico and Cindy Miller
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The Women of Golf is one of the best golf shows in the industry, bar none! Each week Executive Producer, Ted Odorico and Co-host and LPGA Professional, Cindy Miller tackle many of the important issues facing women in the golf industry today. Everything from the latest equipment and training aids, to speaking with some of the top female teaching professionals and coaches in the business. Their highly popular segment the “No B.S. Zone” highlights important issues like: Women's health, golf fitness, the mental game and how to navigate successfully around the course, are just some of the topics covered.

In addition, each season they celebrate with many of the top female players fresh off their Epson Tour win. Plus they speak to many female executives using golf to help further their careers, and to elevate women's golf. Be sure to join Ted & Cindy every Tuesday morning from 9:00-10:00 AM Eastern on the "WOMEN OF GOLF SHOW" www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf. Or listen in on any of these social media platforms: iTunes, TuneIn, Castbox, Stitcher, TalkStreamLive and of coarse Spotify.

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Episodes
  • Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 10 | Growing Up in Seattle Rain Gave Lauryn Nguyen a Winning Edge in Golf

    Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 10 | Growing Up in Seattle Rain Gave Lauryn Nguyen a Winning Edge in Golf
    Jun 16 2026
    Join us as we dive into Epson Tour's, Lauryn Nguyen’s inspiring journey from playing on Seattle’s municipal courses to winning her first professional tournament. In this episode, Lauryn shares insights into her upbringing, her training in challenging weather conditions, and her approach to the game.

    Plus, Cindy and Ted explore how local courses can become more welcoming environments, especially for women, through affordable and impactful upgrades.

    Main Topics:
    • Lauryn Nguyen’s background and rise in golf, from municipal courses to EPSON Tour winner.
    • The importance of practicing specialized shots in adverse weather conditions.
    • Strategic play: knowing when to attack or play it safe.
    • How municipal courses can modernize and attract more women with low-cost improvements.
    • Community engagement strategies for local courses, including events and inclusive practices.
    • The role of mental toughness and confidence in tournament success.
    • Ideas for creating fun, accessible golf experiences like short loops or themed outings.
    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Introduction and overview of Lauryn Nguyen’s story
    01:03 - Welcome back to the Women of Golf show
    01:23 - Cindy's weather update and upcoming guest mention
    01:55 - Lauryn Nguyen’s recent tournament victory and background
    02:24 - Early life and development on municipal courses
    02:52 - Significance of municipal golf in her career
    03:22 - Her amateur achievements and collegiate success
    03:36 - Key strengths: exceptional ball striking and adaptability
    03:39 - Reflections on her recent win and competitive mindset
    04:08 - Strategies for playing in rain and wind
    05:20 - Tips for amateurs facing adverse weather conditions
    06:01 - Maintaining confidence in tough weather
    06:39 - Practice habits for specialized shots like punch shots
    08:04 - The importance of shot repertoire and confidence
    10:10 - Managing different shots under pressure
    10:39 - How she approaches shot selection and course management
    11:54 - The value of knowing your shot options
    12:37 - Playing it safe vs. aggressive play in tournaments
    13:19 - What she enjoys most about pro golf
    14:09 - Mentorship and learning from seasoned tour players
    15:07 - Insights on competing in challenging conditions
    17:15 - Final round insights and handling pressure
    17:44 - Her winning moment and mental focus
    18:52 - Typical game style: conservative vs. aggressive
    19:22 - Playing according to conditions and leaderboard position
    20:52 - Inspirations from top women and men players
    21:06 - Memorable ‘wow’ shots from professionals
    23:04 - Dream foursome: golf icons she would love to play with
    24:22 - Doubts and self-belief during her season
    25:49 - Balancing golf life with personal goals and future plans
    26:21 - Alternative career interests within the sport
    28:33 - Transition challenges from college to tour life
    32:29 - Next tournaments and maintaining confidence
    33:44 - Final thoughts and encouragement

    Enjoy our special segment on how municipal courses can thrive in the modern era, with affordable upgrades to encourage more women to pick up golf. From community clinics to budget-friendly course improvements, discover how local courses can become more inclusive and fun hubs for players of all levels.

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    56 mins
  • Women of Golf: Season 13 Episode 9 | Navigating the Challenges of Professional Golf with Maddie Szeryk-DiBello

    Women of Golf: Season 13 Episode 9 | Navigating the Challenges of Professional Golf with Maddie Szeryk-DiBello
    Jun 3 2026
    Join us for a candid discussion with Epson Tour standout Maddie Szeryk-DiBello as she shares her journey through collegiate success, setbacks, and comeback stories in professional golf. Discover the mental resilience, behind-the-scenes realities, and the unspoken struggles players face while chasing their LPGA dreams. Plus hosts, Ted and Cindy discuss the challenges players face in professional golf on this week's No B.S. Zone.

    In this episode:
    • Maddie's impressive collegiate career and NCAA record of 91 par or better rounds
    • Transitioning from amateur to professional golf and dealing with setbacks
    • The mental game: working with mental coaches to flip the switch quickly
    • How changing small technical aspects, like left-hand low putting, sparked improvement
    • The importance of patience and smart play when competing at the professional level
    • The influence of Golf Canada's national team on her career path
    • Balancing life and marriage in a demanding touring schedule
    • The financial and emotional realities of life on the professional golf tour
    • How familial support, especially from siblings, fuels motivation
    • The role of sponsorships in sustaining a player's career
    • The significance of mindset, visualization, and self-belief in winning tournaments
    • Addressing the gender funding gap and the importance of increasing investment in women's golf
    • Insights into life on tour: housing, travel, loneliness, and managing exhaustion
    Timestamps:

    00:00 - Welcome to Season 13, Episode 9 of Women of Golf
    01:03 - Introducing Maddie Szeryk-DiBello, her background and achievements
    02:04 - Maddie's transition from collegiate success to professional golf
    03:42 - Overcoming mental blocks through coaching and mindset adjustments
    04:56 - Improving putting with left-hand low technique
    06:34 - Maddie's current strengths: wedges and short game
    07:18 - Driving distance and accuracy in professional golf
    09:46 - Lessons learned from NCAA record and college golf
    11:09 - The impact of Golf Canada's national team experience
    13:12 - Maddie's thoughts on Olympic aspirations
    13:38 - Balancing marriage and life on the tour
    16:04 - Handling advice from a spouse on the course
    17:25 - What it takes to win on the Epson Tour
    18:13 - Upcoming tournaments and performance goals
    18:35 - Siblings in golf and mutual motivation
    19:54 - The reality of travel and housing options for players
    22:13 - Advice for young girls aspiring to golf
    23:26 - How many Canadians reach the LPGA
    24:28 - Challenges of funding and sponsorship in women's golf
    25:34 - The true costs and sacrifices behind a professional golf career
    42:23 - Mental barriers and building confidence to win
    45:58 - The subconscious mind and belief in winning
    49:24 - Managing fatigue and avoiding burnout during season intense stretches
    52:45 - Addressing the funding disparities and promoting women's golf
    56:19 - Final thoughts on supporting the growth of women's golf

    Enjoy this deep dive into the grit and resilience required to succeed in women’s professional golf. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to support the show and keep inspired by stories like Maddie’s.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 8 | Young Prodigy To Tour Star - The Journey Of Cholcheva Wongras

    Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 8 | Young Prodigy To Tour Star - The Journey Of Cholcheva Wongras
    May 12 2026
    Dive into the inspiring story of 19-year-old Thai golfer Cholcheva Wongras, who recently set a record-shattering score of 26 under par at the Reliance Matrix Championship. This episode explores her early beginnings, mental toughness, adaptability, and insights into professional golf from a young age.

    MAIN TOPICS:

    *Cholcheva Wongras' record-breaking performance and journey to professional golf
    * The mental game: staying in the zone, handling pressure, and the importance of sports psychology
    * Adapting to different courses and conditions across international tours
    * Balancing education, travel, and a professional golf career
    * The impact of family support and cultural influences on young athletes
    * Overcoming challenges: perfectionism versus process-oriented play
    * Insights into the lifestyle and sacrifices of international tour players
    * How young athletes can avoid burnout and sustain long-term success

    TIMESTAMPS:

    00:00 - Introduction to Cholcheva Wongras, Thailand's rising star
    01:47 - Highlights from her recent record-breaking tournament
    02:54 - What it feels like to be "in the zone" and managing nerves
    05:30 - Developing an exceptional wedge game through adaptation
    07:29 - The importance of quick course condition adjustments
    08:47 - Early golf beginnings and family influence
    09:37 - How international experience shaped her game
    11:42 - The role of her coach and caddy in her progression
    13:50 - Her strengths: driving and wedge play
    14:36 - Practice routine during off weeks
    17:48 - Striving for process versus perfection in golf
    19:37 - International tours and their role in her growth
    22:58 - Inspiration for young Thai women and future goals
    24:35 - Managing mental challenges and negative thoughts
    28:04 - Family support and her journey while traveling solo
    33:00 - Future careers and education interests outside golf
    34:46 - The extraordinary travel experiences and cultural exposure
    37:34 - Reflections on her emotional resilience after record rounds
    39:07 - The effect of early success on young athletes' mental health
    42:39 - The risk of burnout in young sports prodigies
    45:38 - Financial support, sponsorship, and national backing
    48:43 - Balancing competition with camaraderie on tour
    52:16 - How she maintains focus and mental preparation
    55:28 - Final thoughts: her promising future in golf and beyond

    NOTE:

    This episode provides an in-depth look into a young athlete's journey, emphasizing mental resilience, adaptability, and the importance of support systems. Perfect for aspiring golfers and sports enthusiasts eager to learn about the realities behind record-breaking performances.

    Watch the video: https://youtu.be/aSCiPxoF5-Q?si=jg6kWJYEwXHIv47q


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    58 mins
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