Golf Swing Productions by Mark Crossfield Greg Chalmers and Lou Stagner
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We dive deep into golf, sharing expert insights to help you improve your golf swing and lower your scores. Renowned golf coach Mark Crossfield, stats expert Lou Stagner, and PGA Tour player Greg Chalmers join forces to bring you an engaging, informative, and entertaining show dedicated to all things golf. Your game will improve, and you will have a lot of laughs along the way listening to the banter of these three friends. Whether you're a seasoned pro or beginner golfer, this podcast is your ultimate resource for enhancing your skills and unlocking your full potential on the golf course...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical equipment checks, swing measurements and PGA Tour debate all lead back to clearer decisions about how golf is played.
Hack It Out Golf turns golf knowledge into decisions a player can actually use. Mark Crossfield, Lou Stagner and Greg Chalmers work through equipment upkeep, club selection and swing movement as a conversation, testing assumptions against playing experience, measured data and…
A slippery grip can cost swing speed, and your golf bag is suddenly on trial.
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A friendly swing-mechanics debate that makes shoulder turn feel concrete.
This Saturday Stat turns into a neat bit of swing detective work. Mark and Greg line up three Gears captures, from Greg Chalmers to Mark himself to Lou Stagner, who gets picked apart while he is off doing jobs.
A practical swing-mechanics chat that turns Gears numbers into plain golf terms.
This Saturday Stat hangs on three Gears swings, with Mark and Greg comparing Greg Chalmers, Mark's own move, and Lou Stagner's. The best part is the way they keep coming back to Lou's unusually big shoulder turn and what it suggests about movement efficiency.
A practical bag reset that treats stale gear habits as the real problem.
A tidy bag purge becomes a practical look at how golfers end up carrying gear that works against them. The strongest point is the case for replacing old, slippery grips; the discussion ties that advice to hands-on testing, and damp conditions make the problem worse.
A clear read on a messy golf power shift.
Brooks Koepka's return to the PGA Tour is treated here as a live question, not just a headline. The piece tracks what the move could mean for LIV, the Tour, and the players caught between them, then settles on his first stop at the Farmers Insurance at Torrey Pines.
A narrow rules discussion, but one that makes the 2026 PGA changes feel concrete and worth arguing over.
The episode gives the 2026 PGA Tour rule changes more attention than they might get at first glance, and that feels fair. It keeps circling practical situations: what happens on a drop, what counts as a lie, and what to do when something odd is sitting near the green.
A practical bag clean-out with enough real-golfer detail to feel immediately useful.
The Great Golf Bag Purge reads as a plainspoken reset for golfers who have let old gear overstay its welcome. It moves from worn grips to clubs that may no longer belong in the bag, and it keeps the focus on how a setup shapes the round, from swing speed to changing bodies,…
A plainspoken look at Brooks Koepka's PGA Tour return and what it could mean around LIV.
This episode treats Brooks Koepka's PGA Tour return as a real golf story, not just a headline. It keeps the focus on the LIV contract still hanging over it, the quick route back, and the January 29 debut at Torrey Pines.
Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.
Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.
Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.
Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Mark Crossfield and Greg Chalmers analyze Gears swing data for themselves and Lou Stagner, focusing on shoulder turn and side bend.
Mark Crossfield and Lou Stagner discuss a golf statistics question about how often tour pros leave chips outside 10 feet from 15 yards in the rough, revealing the answer is 36%.
The hosts discuss Brooks Koepka's surprising return to the PGA Tour from LIV Golf, analyzing the deal's financial penalties, eligibility criteria for other players, and motivations behind the move.
Mark Crossfield and Greg Chalmers analyze golf swing data from three players, revealing Lou Stagner's surprisingly large 109-degree shoulder turn and low side bend, which illustrate common inefficiencies in amateur swings.
The hosts analyze upcoming PGA Tour rule changes for 2026, including modifications to preferred lies, embedded ball relief, and distance measuring devices.
The hosts discuss Brooks Koepka's surprising return from LIV Golf to the PGA Tour, analyzing the deal's terms, penalties, and implications for other players like Bryson DeChambeau.
The hosts discuss five items to purge from your golf bag for better performance in 2026, including old grips, worn gloves, unused clubs, poor snacks, and lack of warmup routines.
Mark Crossfield and Lou Stagner discuss five essential items to purge from your golf bag for better performance in 2026, including old grips, worn gloves, unused clubs, poor snacks, and ineffective warm-ups.
The hosts discuss match play strategy and mindset, particularly when giving shots to opponents, sharing personal experiences and tips.
Three golf experts discuss strokes gained from 50 yards in the fairway, analyzing the tipping point for different skill levels.
A golf podcast episode where the hosts answer a listener's question about why elite players prefer shaping shots over hitting straight.
A preview of the Masters Championship, discussing direct exemptions and field strength.
A golf podcast where hosts discuss statistics on how often scratch golfers and 10-handicaps make birdie on short par fives.
The hosts discuss Tiger Woods' DUI arrest and its implications, blending golf news with broader human concerns.
The hosts review Rory McIlroy's 2025 Masters win and discuss its impact on his career.
The hosts review Rory McIlroy's 2025 season, including his Masters win, and discuss whether it will lead to more success.
The hosts discuss whether greenside bunkers should be made more penal for professional golfers, comparing their effectiveness for pros versus amateurs.
The hosts discuss whether greenside bunkers should be made more penal for professional golfers, citing data on amateur struggles.