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Episode 49: Michael Gligic, PGA TOUR Player/Korn Ferry Tour Winner

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English - January 22, 2020 16:00 - 1 hour - 42.3 MB - ★★★★★ - 5 ratings
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Previous Episode: Episode 48: Cam Davis, PGA Tour Player / Sony Open Wrap-up
Next Episode: Episode 50: Ken Thompson, True Sports (Golf Shafts)

Scott is away at the PGA Merchandise Show so Stefan welcomes guest host Rich McLean, a Golf Canada rules official and Head referee at the Flagstick Open presented by TaylorMade and adidas Golf.
The pair break down the week that was on various golf tours around the world, chat about memories of Jack Nicklaus as he turns 80.
We welcome back Canada's Michael Gligic, a rookie on the PGA Tour to share how his Fall season went and what he is looking ahead to in 2020. He discusses the state of Canadian Golf, the PGA TOUR learning curve, his success on the Korn Ferry Tour and other development circuits, and some thoughts on the 2020 RBC Canadian Open at St. George's Golf & Country Club.
Rich also adds in some insights on various rules issues in the game, including backstopping and putters that can stand up by themselves.
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Scott is away at the PGA Merchandise Show so Stefan welcomes guest host Rich McLean, a Golf Canada rules official and Head referee at the Flagstick Open presented by TaylorMade and adidas Golf.

The pair break down the week that was on various golf tours around the world, chat about memories of Jack Nicklaus as he turns 80.

We welcome back Canada's Michael Gligic, a rookie on the PGA Tour to share how his Fall season went and what he is looking ahead to in 2020. He discusses the state of Canadian Golf, the PGA TOUR learning curve, his success on the Korn Ferry Tour and other development circuits, and some thoughts on the 2020 RBC Canadian Open at St. George's Golf & Country Club.

Rich also adds in some insights on various rules issues in the game, including backstopping and putters that can stand up by themselves.

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Flagstick

Scott

Stefan

Twitter:

Flagstick

Scott

Stefan

Facebook:

@Flagstick

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