This Week on Next on the Tee

Get ready for one of the most fun and insightful episodes of the season! In Part 1 of this week's show, I’m joined by two incredible guests who bring a mix of laughs, life lessons, and game-changing golf knowledge.

First up is PGA Professional and Top Mental Performance Coach Joe Bosco. Joe came highly recommended by top instructor Jeff Smith, and after spending time with him, I can see why. Joe is not only a short game guru—he’s also a certified hypnotherapist, and in this episode, we dive into what hypnotherapy is, how it works, and how it can help you improve your game and your recovery. (Spoiler alert: I even went through a session myself to help with my ankle surgery recovery!) Joe also shares some techniques and strategies for sharpening your game with your scoring clubs, making this a segment one you’ll want to bookmark and come back to.

Then, fan favorite and 1989 Open Champion Mark Calcavecchia returns for another round of great stories and off-the-cuff laughs. We hear about the infamous Christmas card from him and Brenda featuring a streaker at The Open, his encounter with a water cooler that nearly took out his mom, and how JC Snead taught him—and by extension, me—what the “Through Line” is and why you don’t walk in it. We also talk about his practice rounds with Tiger at the 2000 Open, wins at the 1993 and 1995 Argentine Open, and why he believes All in the Family and Green Acres deserve more love.

This one’s packed with entertainment and insights from tee to green and beyond. Don’t miss it!

This Week on Next on the Tee, If you’ve ever wondered whether your $10 shades are holding your game back, this is the episode for you.

I’m excited to welcome Morne Botha to the show for the first time. Morne is the CEO of JondoSport, one of the premier eyewear brands in the game today, and a PGA Professional from South Africa with a deep background in golf instruction and club management.

We’ll rewind to his early days in the game and the influence a local PGA Pro had on his journey. Morne shares stories from his time launching golf academies with South African legend Andries Oosthuzien and leading operations at Pecanwood Estate Golf & Country Club—a Jack Nicklaus-designed gem where he transformed the member experience both on and off the course.

Then, we dive into JondoSport and what makes their KRISP lenses stand out from traditional and polarized options. Morne explains how their lens technology helps players read greens better and why Jondo’s precision-engineered design offers serious golfers a competitive edge. We also talk about the challenge of launching a premium eyewear brand internationally and how Ernie Els became one of their key brand ambassadors.

Plus, we cover the stylish side of performance with designs like the “Club Champ” and “Gimme” that are turning heads and elevating vision on the course.

On this episode of Next on the Tee

We kick things off with one of the most respected voices in sports psychology, Dr. Bob Winters, aka the “Confidence Doctor.” Dr. Bob joins me each month to help us strengthen our mental approach to the game, and this week we dive into the topic of “choking” — what it really is, and more importantly, what it isn’t. Following Tommy Fleetwood’s tough finish at the Travelers Championship, social media lit up with talk about pressure and performance. Dr. Bob offers his expert perspective and guidance to help us stay focused when the pressure’s on. Plus, we talk about the incredible success his junior players are having — if you know a young player looking to elevate their game, Dr. Bob is the person to call.

Then I’m joined by my wonderful friend and Assistant Captain, Darren Pang. With the Stanley Cup Finals in the rearview mirror, it’s always great catching up with Panger to talk hockey and golf. We discuss what it’s going to take to dethrone the now back-to-back Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers and preview next February’s Olympic hockey tournament. On the golf side, Darren shares his love for Miura clubs, why Royal County Down tops his list of favorite courses, and his memories from being at the 1997 Open at Royal Troon. He also gives us a look inside his home course Prestwick Village Golf Club in Michigan and his personal backyard putting green crafted by Celebrity Greens.