Women‘s Major Champions Episodes
Brittany Lincicome - Part 3 (Winning the 2015 Dinah Shore)
Welcome to the final episode of our three‐part exclusive interview series with LPGA legend Brittany Lincicome – a two-time major championship winner whose storied career is filled with dramatic playoff battles, unforgettable ...
Brittany Lincicome - Part 2 (Winning the 2009 Dinah Shore)
Join us for the second installment of our three‐part interview series with two‐time major champion Brittany Lincicome, a tour veteran whose story is as compelling as her record on the course. In this engaging episode, host Mi...
Brittany Lincicome - Part 1 (The Early Years)
Join us for this captivating first installment of our three-part interview series with LPGA star Brittany Lincicome, a two-time major champion and the youngest major championship winner to grace our show to-date. In this epis...
Helen Alfredsson - Part 4 (Solheim Cup and the 2019 Senior Slam)
Major Champion Helen Alfredsson wraps up her life story by painfully recalling several close calls in the U.S. Women's Open with real chances to prevail in 1993, 1994 and 2008. Helen was a participant in the inaugural Solheim...
Helen Alfredsson - Part 3 (Three Wins at the Evian Masters)
The winner of four tournaments before they were considered LPGA major championships, Helen Alfredsson continues her life story recounting her individual accomplishments in the world of women's golf from 1994 forward. Coming ...
Helen Alfredsson - Part 2 (1993 Dinah Shore)
Helen Alfredsson, winner of 29 professional events including 7 on the LPGA Tour, takes us back to her early days starting out on the Ladies European Tour where she began as its Rookie of the Year in 1989. A bit ahead of her t...
Helen Alfredsson - Part 1 (The Early Years)
Helen Alfredsson, winner of the 1993 Dinah Shore, joins Bruce and Mike and begins her story as a child in Gothenburg, Sweden. A multi-sport athlete in her youth, Helen was introduced to golf by her father, himself an accompli...
Pat Bradley - Part 4 (The Solheim Cup and the HOF)
Join us for the captivating conclusion of our four-part interview with World Golf Hall of Fame member Pat Bradley on "FORE the Good of the Game." In this episode, we delve deep into Pat's illustrious career, exploring her jou...
Pat Bradley - Part 3 (Winning Four More Majors)
In this enthralling third episode of our four-part series with World Golf Hall of Fame member Pat Bradley, we focus on her remarkable 1986 season, a year that cemented her legacy in the annals of golf history. This segment of...
Pat Bradley - Part 2 (The 1980 Peter Jackson and 1981 Women's U.S. Op…
In this second installment of our four-part series with World Golf Hall of Fame member Pat Bradley, "FORE the Good of the Game" delves deeper into the remarkable career and personal insights of one of golf's greatest legends....
Pat Bradley - Part 1 (The Early Years)
In this first installment of a four-part series on "FORE the Good of the Game," hosts Mike Gonzalez and Bruce Devlin engage in a delightful conversation with World Golf Hall of Fame member, Pat Bradley. This episode, rich in ...
Patty Sheehan - Part 4 (3 More Majors and The Solheim Cup)
Patty Sheehan recounts the last few of her 41 professional wins which included the 1992 British Open, the 1993 LPGA Championship, the 1994 U.S. Open (with some encouraging words from 3-time winner Hollis Stacy) and the 1996 N...
Patty Sheehan - Part 2 (Winning the 1983 and 1984 LPGA)
Six-time major championship winner, Patty Sheehan, looks back on her early professional wins including her first in Japan at the 1981 Mazda Classic. Patty recalls the long bus rides to and from the golf courses in Japan and t...
Patty Sheehan - Part 1 (The Early Years)
World Golf Hall of Fame member Patty Sheehan talks about life as a ski bum growing up in Vermont under the watchful eye of her U.S. Olympic ski coach father. Patty moved to Nevada at age 10 and gradually golf became her favor...
Beth Daniel - Part 3 (The Solheim Cup)
1990 LPGA Championship winner, Beth Daniel looks back on her late wins on tour including her final victory at the 2003 BMO Canadian Women’s Open where, at age 47, she became the oldest winner ever on the LPGA Tour. Listen in ...