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Join Michael McEwan and guests every week as they discuss the latest news and views from across the game.The bunkered Golf Podcast has featured guest appearances from some of the biggest names in the game – from Greg Norman, Jose Maria Olazabal and Gary Player, to Colin Montgomerie, Ian Woosnam and Paige Spiranac – and has racked up listeners in more than 150 different countries. If you like plenty of opinions and absolutely zero fluff, this is the golf podcast you’ve been waiting for.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
The bunkered Golf Podcast turns golf's weekly churn into lively panel debate for fans already living inside the game.
The bunkered Golf Podcast lives in the Sports lane, where golf news gets worked over by people who like an argument. James Tate, gear editor, and Lewis Fraser, performance editor, bring the show into the thick of the weekly game: Players Championship previews, year-end awards,…
You want golf arguments where Rory, Ryder Cup, and McLaren clubs all survive the group chat.
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A lively golf-politics debate that makes the Koepka question feel messy.
PlayNext treats this episode as a brisk, unevenly chatty golf-politics discussion. It opens with studio banter, then moves into LIV Golf, Brooks Koepka's possible return to the PGA Tour, and the awkward question of how the sport applies its rules when big names are involved.
A loose golf-room discussion that turns a McLaren Racing aside into one of the sharper stretches.
The Bunker Podcast leans into a busy stretch of golf chat, moving from Shane Lowry's collapse at the Cognizant Classic to the Ryder Cup captaincy debate, with McLaren Racing's interest in golf clubs adding an odd but welcome detour.
A lively golf debate that treats Anthony Kim's return as something worth arguing over.
The episode leans into a lively golf debate built around Anthony Kim's return and what it says about the sport. It tracks the comeback itself, the reactions it draws, and the way Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and Billy Horschel frame it from inside the game.
Three golf questions, one panel, and a Muirfield discussion that does the heaviest lifting.
This episode turns on three familiar golf questions: whether Patrick Reid deserves more respect, whether Rory McIlroy is right to push for an Open return to Muirfield, and whether divots should earn free relief.
A loose, opinion-led golf discussion about the Players, the Race to Dubai, and the value of a villain.
This episode returns to the old argument over whether the Players Championship belongs in major company, and it does so in a way that feels relaxed rather than tidy.
A loose golf debate that turns Justin Rose into a proper case study.
This episode circles Justin Rose and the old question of whether he has been underrated for too long. The hosts keep it moving through age, major form, missed cuts, big weeks, and the idea that he still has another major in him.
A relaxed, conversational debate over Rory McIlroy's place in the case for greatest European of all time.
The Bunkered Podcast spends much of this episode on Rory McIlroy and the case for calling him the greatest European of all time. The hosts also work in travel delays, a trip to Greece for Scotland's World Cup qualification, and the show's return after a missed week, with one…
A loose, funny Players preview that drifts a little before it gets down to golf.
The Bunkered Golf Podcast starts in familiar territory, with a bit of life chat and a quick swing past the Six Nations before it gets to the Players Championship preview.
The hosts debate whether Rory McIlroy is Europe's greatest golfer, citing his career Grand Slam, longevity, and influence.
The hosts review the 2025 golf season, discussing highlights like Rory McIlroy's Masters win and Grand Slam, analyzing player performances, and sharing humorous personal stories.
The Bunkered Podcast opens with St.
The episode opens with Scots-given-to-the-world jokes and a nod to the 100th anniversary of the TV before settling into the week’s golf questions.
The show starts sideways, as usual.
In this episode, host Michael McEwan and guest Lewis Fraser discuss ways to improve golf, starting with personal anecdotes and setting the stage for a deeper conversation.
It starts loose, as usual.
Michael McEwan opens with weekend chat, including a family trip to the Strictly Come Dancing live tour in Glasgow.
Michael McKeown opens the show after a week off for half term.
The Bunkered team kicks off 2026 in a new Dundee studio and settles into a New Year catch-up before turning to golf’s latest headlines.
Michael McEwan opens by apologising for a late episode after being unwell, while James Tate's island and ferry troubles get the room off to a wry start.
The episode opens with a rugby joke before settling into a Players Championship preview.
The hosts discuss Rory McIlroy's second Masters victory and other golf news.
The hosts discuss recent golf news, proposed changes to St Andrews, and share Halloween anecdotes.
Michael McEwan and co-hosts discuss Halloween preparations and banter before diving into golf topics.
The hosts return from a break to discuss the latest golf news and share personal anecdotes.
Host Michael McEwan debriefs the Ryder Cup with guests Lewis Fraser and James Tate, discussing the event's aftermath and storylines.
The hosts review the newly released Happy Gilmore 2 movie, sharing their first impressions and discussing its golf-related content.
Host Michael McEwan recaps the 153rd Open Championship, discussing Scotty Scheffler's victory and other tournament highlights.
The hosts preview the US Open at Oakmont and discuss Scotland's football loss to Iceland.
The hosts preview the PGA Championship and discuss top contenders.
A golf podcast previewing the Masters tournament with hosts and guests discussing excitement and predictions.