Inside The Ropes

On Episode #68, recent WA Open winner Zach Murray is in studio to discuss his life-changing week in Perth and the summer ahead (3:00), while our Road To The Open series continues with dual #AusOpenGolf winner Peter Lonard joining the show from this week's NSW Open (36:00). Then Alex Kaplan from Discovery Golf discusses the potential future of watching golf in Australia (1:06:00), before Hayesy picks out some of the best bits from a recent Golf Digest piece called 'The Wisdom of Jack' (1:22:30).Mark Hayes is steering the ship once again, with Mike Clayton, Martin Blake and Zach Murray in studio.

On Episode 67, the popular #AskUsAnything segment returns (17:01), WA Open Champion Zach Murray joins the show from the Isuzu Queensland Open (44:43) plus a wrap of the past week’s golf news.

On Episode 66, Lucas Herbert is back from tearing it up in Europe and joins us in the studio as we chat to Aaron Baddeley about another year on the PGA Tour (3:00), we cover Lucas's amazing run around the globe (27:00) and rising star Maddison Hinson-Tolchard jumps on the phone after qualifying for this week's WA Open as a 16-year-old (1:12:00).Mark Hayes retains his place in the host's chair and is joined by Stacey Peters and Martin Blake.

On Episode 65, we talk Leish, Lucas and the LPGA before welcoming our second World Golf Hall of Famer to the show in Jan Stephenson (20:00), the Central Coast's own Harrison Endycott jumps on the line from Peru (55:00) and we cover some of the game's biggest hot streaks from around the world (1:16:00).Mark Hayes bumps Andy Maher out of the host's chair to be joined by Jo Charlton and Justin Falconer.

On Episode 64, the fallout from the Ryder Cup continues (3:00), the Aussie youngsters continue to thrive (19:30), we chat with World No. 70 Katherine Kirk after the UL International Crown (35:30) and Aussie James Nitties jumps on the phone ahead of this week's Victorian PGA Championship (54:00).Andy Maher is joined by Mark Hayes and Ali Whitaker.

On Episode 63, we wrap up a momentous Ryder Cup (5:46), Sport Australia CEO - Kate Palmer joins in-studio to discuss golf’s role in changing Australian sports governance (32:05) and Justin Falconer reports from the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Singapore (53:50).Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Jo Charlton in the host seats.

On Episode 62, Aussie young gun Brett Coletta sits in as Hayesy says “I was wrong” (5:45), we cover the Aussies who had career-changing weeks around the world (19:00), Brett takes us behind the scenes on the Canadian Tour (25:45), Michelle Watts jumps on the phone from Rome (41:00) and we look ahead to this week's Ryder Cup (59:15).Host Andy Maher is joined by Mark Hayes and Justin Falconer.

The big wrap of Australians’ card chases, drama at the Evian (19:00), Karis Davidson from Japan (23:00) and course design guru Mike Cocking reports on Victoria’s new face and beyond (43:00).

On Episode 60, we’re headed overseas to check in on the global tours (17:10), we take a deep dive into the new rules of golf with Simon Magdulski (37:19) before chatting to Ali Orchard on the new phenomenon, Top Golf (1:01:50). Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Martin Blake in the host seats.

On Episode 59, we recap the happenings of the past week in golf (3:36), Lucas Herbert joins us in-studio to pick up his Twitter beef with Mike Clayton (39:07) and Sue Wooster checks in from Arizona (1:20:36). Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Mike Clayton and Lucas Herbert.

On Episode 58, we talk to Cameron Davis who secured a US PGA Tour card this week and Curtis Luck who is inching closer to doing the same. Regular Bryden MacPherson also jumps on the line for a chat. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Matt Cutler in the host seats.

On Episode 57, we talk to European Tour CEO Keith Pelley (26:11), discuss the amazing tale of Keeley Marx (39:35), hear from a golfer that recorded two aces in a single round (58:35) plus much more. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Jo Charlton in the host seats.

On episode 56 the team reflect on the passing of Jarrod Lyle and the legacy he has left. There is plenty of chat about from last week's PGA Championship and lots more. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Alison Whitaker in the host seats.

On episode 55 the team reflect on the generosity of the golf community as it rallied around Jarrod Lyle this week. We also chat with amateur David Micheluzzi who played with the legendary Ernie Els at the recent Fiji International. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Mike Clayton in the host seats.

Episode 54 is full of sadness after the overnight news that Jarrod Lyle has decided to stop active treatment on his cancer. Jarrod's message to his fans will make you shed a tear. We also chat with John Senden who has been through his own recent anguish with son Jacob's brain tumour. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Stacey Peters in the host seats.

On Episode 53, we chat all things The Open including a special insight from Lucas Herbert. We also catch up with Jason Norris, Rebecca Artis and Whitney Hillier before their next big events. Andy Maher and Mark Hayes are joined by Stacey Peters in the host seats.

On Episode 52, we preview The 147th Open at Carnoustie and chat with Canberra's Adam Thorp who pulled off a remarkable victory in the IMG Junior World Championships in San Diego. Mark Hayes and Martin Blake are joined by Mike Clayton in the host seats.

On Episode 51, we chat about Sei Young Kim’s record -31 score (6:32), Aussie winner Brad Kennedy joins the show (24:07) and we do some deep thinking with Bryden Macpherson (54:03). Mark Hayes and Martin Blake join Andy Maher in the host seats.

On Episode 50, we celebrate reaching the half-century by welcoming back a fired up Hayesy on yet another PGA TOUR rules controversy (11:30), Luke Mackey joins the show from Golf Australia’s mid-year camp in Houston (33:25) and we discuss which Aussies have work to do in the back half of the year (52:25). Mark Hayes and Justin Falconer join Andy Maher in the host seats.

On Episode 49, we reflect on a significant week in Australian golf with the passing of Peter Thomson. Andrew, Peter's son, is in studio with the guys to reflect (25:55). Fresh off the announcement of increased prize money for the Vic Open last week, Golf Victoria CEO Simon Brookhouse is in for a chat (50:43). Martin Blake and Mike Clayton join Andy Maher in the host seats.