BCSBALL.com is thrilled to bring back the new Pat Wheeler Podcast “HIT IT WHERE THEY MOW”. Bcsball founder Tom Turbiville worked with Pat back in the mid-70’s at the Irving Daily News and have just recently re-connected in their common love of golf, and especially, history of Texas golf. Pat, an SMU grad and Tyler native, has written two excellent golf books — “The Finge Runner” and “When Golf Was Fun”.
Season 4 of Hit It Where They Mow with Pat Wheeler is available as a Facebook Podcast by clicking the Titles:
Season 2 Episode 6 – Tom Turbiville talking SWC and Texas College Golf
Season 2 Episode 5 – Road Show
Season 2 Episode 4 – Avery Zweig
Season 2, Episode 3 — Chuck Walker & Courtney Taylor
Season 2 Episode 2 Scott Verplank
S2EP1 Remembering Byron Nelson with Golf Historian Russ Pate
Dan Daly and The Machocker with special guests Dan Daly and George Machock
The Tempest w/guests Jeff Brauer and Randy Wade
PGA Frisco with Mark Harrison and Ronny Glanton
Another episode of Hit It Where They Mow with your host Pat Wheeler. This week we have The Hogan Mystique with guests Don Robertson and Jeff Martin.
The Golf Bank of Texas
Episode #4 – Simply Enough, Hit It Where They Mow (Talking Golf in Texas) is entitled “Simple Enough” and it airs Saturday My special guest is legendary golf professional John Gerring of the Haas Family Golf Center in Greenville, SC. John penned an instructional book, replete with illustrations, of the same name — Simple Enough
Malcolm Holland talks Fed-Ex, Bryson, PGA Tour and more…
Dornick Hills, Hit It Where They Mow (Talking Golf in Texas) is entitled “Timeless,” and features GM and Course Superintendent Fred Leonard of Dornick Hills Golf and Country Club in Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The Coody Brothers, Parker and Pierceson, I am excited to announce the debut show of Hit It Where They Mow (Talking Golf in Texas) with special guests Parker and Pierceson Coody. The talented twins embark on their 2023 Kornferry Tour season and my old Trusty Sidekick George Machock helps with the interview. Entitled “A Family Tradition,” the Plano twins share their thoughts about having a grandfather who won the 1971 Masters and much more
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