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The rookie talks us through final days nerves and which golfing megastars messaged following after her maiden victory. We also deep dive into Mimi's illustrious amateur career, one which included a Curtis Cup win and PING Junior Solheim Cup appearance.

Leading the Order of Merit, Rhodes then discusses what she's most excited about for the remainder of 2025 before talking pickleball, tour mates and living in the States.

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The Englishwoman talks about her love of CrossFit plus competing at Hyrox with Pauline Roussin-Bouchard. We also hear about her fitness routine while away as well as how she's settled into her second year on Tour and her supportive family. 

Fuller also reminisces about playing Augusta National and the 2019 PING Junior Solheim Cup before talking us through her goals for the year.

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The Englishwoman discusses playoff nerves and what it means to finally lift silverware after several near misses. There's then plenty of tennis chat as Cara explains her unique journey into professional golf.

As the Lalla Meryem Cup winner prepares for a month in Australia, Gainer then tells us about her wedding plans for December and which guilty pleasure she will be watching on route to Oz...

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The Swiss stars talk sibling rivalry growing up, Evian Masters memories and studying at Florida State University together. There's then a lot of Olympic chat as both sisters compare their experiences at the Tokyo and Paris Games.

As both Kim and Morgane prepare to tee up in Riyadh, we then hear about their goals for the upcoming season...

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Joining us for the first episode of the year is Austria's Emma Spitz. The 24-year-old enjoyed an excellent 2024 finishing 14th in the Order of Merit and competing at the Olympic Games.

Emma shares her Paris 2024 memories - which included meeting basketball stars and witnessing the closest race in history - what she's been up to during the offseason, and what she's most looking forward to in 2025.

The bubbly character also talks tennis as well as her friendship with Alexandra Försterling.

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After winning in India a few weeks ago, we chat to Young about the victory, what it was like going head-to-head with close friend Manon De Roey, and whether she's had time to celebrate since being back at home. 

The English star is set to make her 250th appearance on the LET in Spain next week which gets us talking about juggling Tour life and motherhood, her favourite memories on Tour, as well as how her life plan to study Economics and work in the City ended up changing to a career in professional golf....

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With four top-10s in her last four stars Carta reveals exact what's clicking at the moment including her partnership with new caddie and former Solheim Cup star Becky Brewerton.

The Italian then chats about playing at Duke University with Leona Maguire and Celine Boutier (including how she was almost got arrested at The White House), her environmental work off the course, and exactly what belongs on a pizza...

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The two-time Ladies European Tour (LET) winner is our guest this week as she joins us days before linking up with Team Europe for her debut in the prestigious competition.

Esther talks Solheim Cup expectations, Suzann Pettersen, her earliest memories of the competition, and teaming with Linn Grant and Maja Stark at the PING Junior Solheim Cup.

We then rewind to Paris 2024 to discuss everything from rubbing shoulders with weightlifters in the Olympic village to standing on the podium with Lydia Ko.

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The one-time Ladies European Tour (LET) winner talks Paris 2024, meeting superstars in the Olympic village, and what she is most looking forward to at Le Golf National!

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The 20-year-old talks about her resilient turnaround in form which helped her qualify for Paris before reminiscing about her Olympic debut in Tokyo.

Pia then tells us about becoming a two-time Ladies European Tour (LET) champion, her super sporty family, and what she's most excited about for Games...

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Fresh off her victory at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open, the Spaniard chats all things LET including her time on the Access Series and Player Council Board.

Martin then chats about her Major debut, football, the upcoming AIG Women's Open, and the hidden gems of Spain.

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The 23-year-old discusses what clicked in Lazio before looking ahead to the rest of the season. There's then a lot of Taylor Swift chat as the Englishwoman gets set to see her namesake in London this weekend ahead of the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open.

Taylor also chats Tour mates, the LET Access Series, and teaming with Ryder Cup star Ludvig Aberg at Texas Tech University.

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Joining the podcast ahead of this week's Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed, Chiara chats about her terrific start, her victory at the Joburg Ladies Open, and her aspirations of playing at the Olympic Games.

The 24-year-old then talks sibling rivalry, idolising Roger Federer, her love for Netflix, and how the LET Access Series helped her make the step up.

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Still beaming after her magnificent singles performance at Finca Cortesin - one which saw her come from three down with six holes to play against Ally Ewing to help Europe retain the cup - Caroline takes us down memory before opening up about the pressure of performing as a captain's pick.

The seven-time Ladies European Tour (LET) also chats about her love for all things sport, her dog Simba and meeting Anna Nordqvist for the first time. Caroline then selects her perfect Solheim Cup player...

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Joining us from Thailand on the eve of her Chevron Championship debut - the first Major of the year - Trichat discusses her historic breakthrough season before telling us all about her unique journey to the Ladies European Tour.

The bubbly character then chats about her sausage dog Harper, her love for food, and how she is dealing with her newfound fame back home...

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When she was growing up Gabs played lots of sports and she talks us through why she chose golf over cricket and football, as well as when she became friends with

fellow LET player Annabel Dimmock.

The English star also speaks candidly about the play-off at the ISPS Handa World Invitational and the work she has put in on her mental game, as well as her secret talents on the padel court...

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After a strong start to season Sára tells us what she's been working on in the off-season before deep diving into her rookie year, her Olympic dream, and her artsy side off the course.

The Czech star then reveals what it was like to have Carlota Ciganda as a captain in the last ATS event - where her squad was victorious - and spills the beans on her Tour compatriots.

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The English star talks us through that amazing final round in Rabat where she clinched her third LET title, her journey into golf, winning on both the LET and LPGA Tour, and her memories from the 2019 Solheim Cup. 

Bronte also talks candidly about her difficult 2023 and the advice she has received from golf legend Ian Woosnam. We also uncover some tales from her time at UCLA with Alison Lee, and learn why she won't be bringing her dog Tito to a tournament just yet...

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After a magical week in Kenya with giraffes and zebras roaming the fairways, who better to join us than the winner of the opening event Singapore's Shannon Tan.

The rookie talks us through her golf journey, how she decided to go to college, and then the decision to turn professional after securing status at Lalla Aicha Q-School. 

Shannon also tells us what it was like growing up in Singapore and also living in Australia, the reaction back home to her win, and being starstruck on the putting green in Riyadh.

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With 31 events on the schedule this year, who better to kick things off and preview the upcoming action than Sky Sports commentary duo, the voices of the LET, Sophie Walker and Richard Kaufman.

Looking ahead to an exciting 2024, Sophie and Richard discuss which rookies are on their radars, which events they are most looking forward to, and which players could earn Solheim Cup call-ups in September.

The LET encyclopaedias then tackle our tricky 2023 quiz, and as expected things get just a little competitive...

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Returning for her second appearance on the pod following a magnificent end to 2023 is Germany's Alexandra Försterling - now a two-time LET winner after claiming the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open and Mallorca Ladies Open.

Lexi stops by to chat about those two brilliant victories before revealing exactly what it's like to be a rookie on Tour. The 24-year-old then chats Gossip Girl, rooming with Emma Spitz, meeting Bastian Schweinsteiger and becomes the first player to take on our new quiz...

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Fresh from guiding her team to victory in Hong Kong, Napoleaova discusses her early football career which saw her represent the national team before a devastating injury forced to take up golf only seven years ago.

The 27-year-old then reflects on her magnificent maiden LET victory at the Amundi German Masters before exposing which Czech mate on Tour cooks the best food...

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Joining us live from Delhi ahead of the Hero Women's Indian Open, the Dane reflects on her emphatic maiden LET victory at the KPMG Women's Irish Open when she fired a final round 62 to win at Dromoland Castle.

Eyeing more success at the backend of the season, Sønderby also discusses her journey to the LET which includes winning the NCAA Championship at Ole Miss, turning pro just one year into college, and looking up to fellow Danes Nicole Broch Estrup and Emily Kristine Pedersen.

The 23-year-old then answers a series of quickfire questions revealing quite the hero growing up.

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Joining us live from Spain at Finca Cortesin, Team Europe captain Suzann Pettersen and vice-captain Caroline Martens stop by to talk about how their squad is settling in ahead of a huge showdown with USA.

The dynamic duo chat everything from gifts to pairings to who's got the best banter in the team group chat.

With Solheim on their minds, Suzann and Caroline then take part in our epic quiz to crown who really knows the squad to its tee...

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The Scotswoman explains her journey into golf, all of the sports she played when she was younger, how she ended up moving to Florida when she was 15 as well as her college experience at Tulane University. 

Dryburgh then talks us through her professional career thus far including her maiden LPGA Tour title in Japan, before describing how surreal it is to be able to play under Suzann Pettersen in Spain just four years after she was a spectator at Gleneagles. 

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After clinching her inaugural USGA title in Portland, Trish breaks down her battle with fellow Brit Catriona Matthew before deep diving into her illustrious LET career - one which sees her third on the all-time winners' list.

The Englishwoman then reviews the upcoming Solheim Cup as well as this season's Race to Costa Del Sol, and our gruelling quiz attempts to take its latest victim as we pick Johnson's brain back to 1987...

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Joining us from Dromoland Castle on the eve of her title defence, the two-time LET winner shares her golfing journey which includes picking up the clubs aged four, playing against Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas at the Junior Ryder Cup, and attending Q-School in her teenage years.

The Czech then star details her incredible wedding to husband Sean in Prague before spilling the beans on what he's really like as a caddie. Last but not least, Klara answers some rapid fire questions and gives us a glimpse into her mantra side.

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Joining us from her homeland ahead of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open, Maguire weighs in on Suzann’s captain’s picks before deep diving into what it means to represent Team Europe.

The two-time LPGA winner takes us on a trip down memory lane as we learn about her sporty upbringing with twin Lisa, her memories playing in the PING Junior Solheim Cup, and what it was like to meet her idols when the sisters became the youngest players to tee up on the LET aged just 12(!).

Leona then reveals what Celine Boutier was like as a student at Duke University before picking the best dream fourball possible during our rapid fire Q&A.

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Olivia talks to us about her golfing journey so far including her glittering amateur career, memories of the PING Junior Solheim Cup and playing at Arizona State University alongside Linn Grant.

The Northern Irishwoman is then open and honest about the struggles she's had on and off the golf course, how she dealt with her father’s death, taking a break, and what work she has done to be able to return to life on the Ladies European Tour.  

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Joining us in England as she prepares for the final Major of the year, Hall relives her magical moment at Royal Lytham & St Annes before diving into how her life changed from that moment on.

With the Solheim Cup just around the corner, the English star then looks ahead to the Spanish showdown and reveals just who she'd like to play with and against at Finca Cortesin.

There's also plenty of Netflix chat and we finally get the bottom of why Georgia was called Georgia!

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Appearing together for the first time, the two captains talk Wimbledon, winning parties, and what makes each event special while comparing teams and tactics ahead of this year's biennial tournaments.

Donald and Pettersen then reveal who they would want from one another's squads before diving into the secrets of being a European skipper.

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On this week’s episode Nicole discusses how she used to play squash before transitioning to golf in her later teenage years, her journey to the LET including going to Q-School and her early years on Tour.

The South African reflects on her hip surgery and how she’s found more consistency in her game since coming back, her two victories in the Aramco Team Series in London and Jeddah, as well as her love for reading and cats. 

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The dynamic duo join us on this week’s episode of the podcast to talk us through how they first met, their memories of being in the Spanish National Team together, and why their fire and ice personalities complement one another.

Carmen then explains her relaxed approach to Tour and how she loves to analyse golf swings, while Maria tells us how she ended up working as a caddie and her love for photography before they both answer some quickfire questions.

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In a fun-filled episode live from Finland, Roussin chats to us about her obsession with Mixed Martial Arts, her impressive fitness routine, and her prolific amateur career which saw her spend 34 weeks at World No 1.

The French firecracker then reveals what it was really like to room with Ana Peláez Trivino at the University of South Carolina before answering a series of quickfire questions, and you won't believe which actor she's picked to be in her dream fourball...

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Since then, Jana has become a popular figure on tour and one who always brings the fun no matter what. On the eve of her title defence in Prague, Jana joins the pod to chat about that memorable week in 2022, playing for her country as an amateur, her love of tennis, and her college memories from Old Dominion University.

Jana then spills the beans on her fellow Czech mates on the LET before answering a series of quick fire questions... and it's safe to say she has quite the music taste!

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The German talks about the car crash she was involved in as a teenager and how she defied the odds to return to play, her teeing it up in the 2015 PING Junior Solheim Cup at home and her career so far. 

Leonie also talks about going to college and studying biochemistry and biophysics, working as an intern at CureVac during the Covid-19 pandemic, life on the LET and what she can learn from sporting heroes like Lewis Hamilton. 

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Joining us live from the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed near her hometown of Täby, the Swede discusses her super sporty childhood, her idolisation of Annika Sorenstam, and her memories of playing at East Carolina University.

Lisa then answers some quick fire questions before deep diving into her golfing superstitions... and it's safe to say she's got a few.

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The Dane reminisces about her fearless confidence when she first turned professional, her win at Helsingborg on the LET and playing on both sides of the Atlantic. 

Nicole also speaks candidly about her mental health and anxiety, how it feels and what she does when she doesn't feel good before a round, how husband Kasper helps and what steps she has taken over the past two seasons. 

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With three ATS team victories under her belt already, Cass has become the go-to girl when it comes to the unique event, and she stops by us this week to chat about her journey to the LET and goals for the season.

The 23-year-old also discusses her idolisation of Suzann Pettersen and Lee-Anne Pace, her obsession with sneakers, and just what makes a good South African braai.

Cass then reflects on getting into shape to tackle Q-School and reveals what it's like to be married to her dog-loving bodybuilding husband Adrian!

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The Swede discusses her early years playing on the Swedish Golf Tour and LET Access Series while still working in a nursery, her third-place finish in the Race to Costa del Sol, and her team victory at last year's Aramco Team Series - New York event.

Johanna also spoke about her relationship with coach and husband Alex and reminisces about their wedding and caddie duties at last year's majors.

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Dimmock spoke with on this week's episode about her memories of England camps, playing on the LET Access Series, time spent with best friends Charley Hull and Gabs Cowley, the support of her family, as well as what she enjoys outside of golf. 

The LET winner also opened up on her mental health including the loneliness she had in her early days on Tour and what she went through on and off the course in 2022 going from rock bottom to where she is now.

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Peláez spoke with us on this week’s episode about her golf-mad family, winning amateur tournaments and the decision to head to the University of South Carolina before making her professional debut on the LET.

From the unforgettable win in Madrid which turned her career around to having the Solheim Cup on home soil and being announced as an ambassador to the venue. Ana reflects on the highs and lows of her career thus far. 

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In November 2022, Chiara Noja secured her maiden title on the LET at just 16 years of age and made headlines across the world. The teenager is our guest on this week’s episode as we find out all about what it’s like being a professional golfer while still at school.

Noja got into the game through her parents and speaks about the decision to turn professional so early, but it’s paying dividends, as she travels the world doing what she loves.

From being a planner to exams to reading, we get to know the latest teenage sensation on the LET and talk to her about how she has found the 2023 season so far and what’s next as we get ready for the resumption of the season.

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Wolf made the transition from the peaks of Patagonia back to the putting green perfectly, and put in some stellar performances towards the end of the year to keep her playing rights, which she celebrated by tying the knot to husband Robert after the season finale. 

From college to the LET Access Series, to that memorable win in India back in 2019, the Austrian has had quite the career so far, and we take a look back at the highlights on and off the course ahead of the resumption of the 2023 season. 

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This week, we speak to two players who have recently been through it all and are now embarking on their maiden season on the LET, as Alex Försterling and Alessandra Fanali share all about their fledgling careers to date.

Having both shone on the European amateur stage, the duo met in college in the US at Arizona State University where they both played for the Sun Devils golf team - alongside a certain Linn Grant.

After registering a win each in their final season in the States, the pair packed their bags for a gruelling two week stretch at La Manga Golf Club for LET Q-School to both claim their place on tour, with Alex sharing the victory after five days of the Final Qualifier with compatriot Polly Mack.

With a number of LET events under their belt in 2023, the duo share their experiences of Tour life so far, as well as some great tales from their college days.

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After earning her card in 2007, Walker was a constant presence on Tour all the way until she put her clubs away for good in 2018 as she turned her hand to presenting and commentating, where she can regularly be heard alongside Richard Kaufmann on the Sky Sports coverage of the Tour events.

The decision to call a day on your golfing career is never an easy one, but Sophie has made the seamless transition into becoming one of the voices of women's golf, and she talks us through that journey into the unknown here.

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The 2016 Rookie of the Year reminisces on her searing start to professional life which saw her win twice in her inaugural season on the LET, including a historic win on home soil at the Hero Women's Indian Open to become the first ever Indian winner on Tour.

A two-time Olympian, Ashok came within a whisker of a medal at Tokyo 2020 before ending the competition in fourth spot in Japan, but nevertheless created a flurry of activity and excitement back in her homeland, and inspired a generation in the meantime.

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De Roey went from strength to strength in 2022 to finish fourth in the Race to Costa Del Sol - her finest finish to date - as well as earning part-status on the LPGA to set up an exciting year ahead on both sides of the pond.

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The eleven-time LET winner talks us through her career, included a reluctant start to life as a professional, before embarking on a journey that would see her victorious on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as dominating events back in her home country, with no fewer than five South African Women's Open titles.

A real wander down memory lane for Pace, who even opens up on wedding plans for the future!

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The Norwegian is almost synonymous with the competition, having competed in the event nine times between making her debut in 2002, before that momentous final putt at Gleneagles in 2019 to secure victory and mark her retirement as one.

Taking a trip down memory lane, Pettersen relives some of her greatest Solheim Cup memories, as well as talking us through preparations for this year's showdown in Finca Cortesin.

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The first ever female winner on the DP World Tour talks us through that historic week at Halmstad Golf Club, as well as life away from the course; where she likes nothing more than a two hour breakfast before riding horses and going mushroom hunting.... no, seriously!

And we couldn't go a whole conversation without mentioning her great friend and on course opponent Maja Stark, with the Swedish duo almost inseparable throughout the past year, their battles throughout the season kept us all gripped to our televisions for many a weekend.

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We get to know more about Maja and her journey through golf; from picking up a club for the first time to her hopes for 2023 and achieving her goal of representing Team Europe at the Solheim Cup in Finca Cortesin later this year.

She's one of the Tour's most fascinating characters, and ends up catching the eye more often than not when she takes to the course, so take a listen to the Swedish sensation talking about her life, and be sure to leave us a review.

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