Tee to Green

This morning Skip was at The OSU Golf Club to preview next week's Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship. Guests included Randy Ford, Kip Eriksen and Kip McBride from HNS Sports, Jim McCoy from Nationwide plus Bob Harig joined from the BMW Championship in Wilmington.

On the season finale of Tee to Green, Skip is live from the Ohio State Golf Club, where he opens the show chatting with his old friend Randy Ford. Next, Bob Harig jumps on to talk PGA vs LIV golf and more. Then, Jim McCoy joins to look ahead to the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship. Finally, Kip Erickson and Kip McBride hop on to close out the show.

On Tee to Green this week, Skip was live from NorthStar Golf Club in Sunbury. He opens the show chatting with PGA Professional Nate Curtis and GM Lauren Prochaska about the course and more. Then, Gary Van Sickle hops on to discuss the latest with LIV golf. After that, Nate and Lauren hop back on to continue their discussion through the rest of the show.

On this week’s show, Skip catches up with former Buckeye Will Grimmer. Next, Dave Shedloski jumped on for the latest on LIV vs PGA Tour. Then, Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship Executive Director Kip Eriksen hopped on to discuss their upcoming event. Finally, Skip chatted with Nicole Cox about the Roosters golf outing.

Skip previews the upcoming high school golf season with coaches Rich Ritter from New Albany, Brian Barnett from Teays Valley and Tim Stried from the Ohio High School Athletic Association.

Tee to Green Replay

This morning Skip chatted with former Buckeye Bo Hoag, long time golf writer and Golf Channel contributor Ron Sirak, OSU hall-of-famer Steve Groves and World Golf Hall of Famer Ben Crenshaw.

Skip opens up this week's show by catching up with Bo Hoag on his career and more. Next, Ron Sirak jumps on to look back on last week's Open Championship, Henrik Stenson joining LIV, and more. Then OSU Hall of Famer Steve Groves joined us. And we wrapped it up replaying a part of a conversation with Ben Crenshaw from earlier this summer.

On Tee to green this week, Skip opens the show chatting with former Buckeye John Cook, who's contributing to the Golf Channel this week. Next, Bob Harig joined from St. Andrews to talk about The Open Championship. We go back across the pond to talk with Timmy Hall, who was at the Old Course this week on vacation. And we closed the show hearing from Rory McIlroy discussing his first two rounds at The Open.

On Tee to Green this week, Skip chatted with Rod Koch from Titleist on all things golf technology in the first two segments. Next, Angie Hartley of RMHC of Central Ohio joined the show. Closing out the show hearing from Billy Horschel, who had some very strong comments on the PGA Tour & LIV Tour.

Skip is back in after a week off, and he opens the show chatting with OSU women's golf coach Lisa Strom to talk about her program. After that, OSU men's coach Jay Moseley hopped on to talk about his program. PGA Professional Brian Kelly joined the show to give out some tips and more. Finally, General Manager of the OSU golf club Marc Lucas joined us to discuss the Scarlet course.

Brandon Beam was filling in for Skip this week. Scotty Vegas joins Beam to open the show to chat and go around the golf world. Tim May joined the show next for a fun conversation. After that, Evan Hartnett hopped on to give out some tips and talk about the Columbus Country Club course.

On this week's show, Skips open the show chatting with Andy North about the U.S. Open and more. Next, Bob Harig joins the show from Brookline to discuss LIV golf and more on the U.S. Open. After that, Cheri Jenkins from First Tee joined the. Wrapping things up hearing from Scottie Scheffler, who is two shots back entering the weekend.

On this week's show, Skip was live from the Columbus Country Club. PGA professional Ryan Coll joined him to open the show. After that, Ron Sirak hopped on to discuss the LIV golf tour and more. Ryan jumped back on in the final two segments to talk about the LIV tour, the course at the Columbus Country Club, and more.

It's Memorial Tournament week! Skip Mosic was live from Muirfield Village and was joined by Larry Dornisch. Later, Dave Shedloski joined Skip. We spoke with Any Montgomery on the phone about the U.S. Open Qualifier being held at Kinsale this year. 10 TV's Dom Tiberi joined us at the end of the show.

Skip was at The Virtues on Saturday and sat down with GM and head professional Hung Chow and owner Tom Hwang. Dan Sullivan, Executive Director of The Memorial Tournament previewed next week. Plus a $10,000 hole in one winner at The Virtues stopped by.

Skip was live from The Virtues Golf Club this week. He opened the show talking with GM Hung Chow about the course and more. Next, Dan Sullivan joins us to preview next week's Memorial Tournament. In the final two segments, Hung & Tom Whong hop on to hit on a bunch of topics surrounding the Virtues and more.

Skip Mosic brings you a PGA Championship version of Tee To Green. Before we heard from the players at Southern Hills, Skip spoke with Dan Sullivan with HNS Sports Group about the upcoming Memorial Tournament. Later Skip spoke with golf writer Bob Harig about the tournament at Southern Hills. We had a very special guest, Annika Sorenstram, who is making her return to golf and playing in the Women's Open in a couple weeks. Ohio State Coach Jay Moseley gave us the update on the Buckeyes at the...

This week, Skip opens the show with Will Carroll and Kyle Endicott to talk PXG. Dave Shedloski from Golf Digest joins the show after that to discuss the LIV tour, next week's PGA Championship, and more. Will and Kyle hop back on during the third segment to continue that conversation. Finally, we heard from Jordan Spieth down at the AT&T Byron Nelson.

Skip opened this week's show visiting with former Buckeye Ryan Armour about his career and more. Next, Gary Van Sickle joined to discuss the LIV tour. Ryan Miller joined the show to talk about his 2nd & 7 Foundation. Wrapping up the show hearing from the current Wells Fargo Championship leader, Jason Day.