Probably you have left the course feeling you swung the club well but that your score didn't reflect it. Likely your game plan and decision making wasn't up to par. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast Magnus Andersson, Golfstore Pro and former tour caddie, dives deep into course strategy and helps creating a game plan that will lower your handicap.

In this episode of The Gear Watch we take a closer look at the golf ball, and break down some of the most important equipment myths in golf. We also explain why it is worth investing in a quality golf ball – and sticking with it.

You can save endless strokes with good short game. But how do you become good? How do you spin it like the guys on the tele – is it really only a matter of touch? Together with Robert Maack, Golfstore Pro at St Dionys in Germany, we dive deep into how to turn three strokes into two. A warm welcome to a new episode of the Golfstore podcast.

Wedges, the scoring clubs and the sharpest knives in your bag. But, in this djungle of bounce, grinds and lofts, how do you know which ones are right for you? In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast Jesper Overgaard Sorensen, Golfstore Professional at Smorum Golf Club, is guiding you on a path towards lower scores – and more fun on the golf course.

Master the system and learn about the myths, with Golfstore Professional Håkan Svensson. In this episode Håkan gives you the keys to put like the pros you see on television.

In this episode of Golfstore's The Gear Watch we take a closer look at some of the hottest putters of 2025 and navigate through expressions such as "zero torque", "toe hang" and "face balanced". If you are in the market for a new putter, this is an episode you don't want to miss.

It may be hard to play golf. But with better understanding for the swing and it's mechanics it may become easier. In this episode of the podcast, Golfstore Professional Jonathan Taylor shares his way of looking at the swing – and comes up with an explanation that may just take your game to the next level

In this episode of Golfstore's Gear Watch we take a closer look at the iron trends of 2025, discuss why a certain golf clubs feel the way they feel – and how you can make sure you are swinging the one that feels and performs the best for you.

Golfstore Professionals David Leet and Peter Grimfjord discusses custom fitting and identify one equipment mistake very many golfers do. Listen, learn and become a better golfer.

In this episode of The Gear Watch we take a closer look at some of the hottest drivers of 2025; Ping G440, TaylorMade Qi35 and Callaway Elyte.

He is a talented player himself, but more than anything Morten Hedegaard is a successful golf teacher who has fostered players such as Danish LIV Golf Star Frederik Kjettrup. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast Morten is giving you the tips and tricks that will kickstart your 2025 golf season – and make you play better golf than ever before.

Golfstore Pro Fredrik Theander returns from The PGA Show in Orlando and gives a report on the latest trends in the golf business. "It's a driver year", he concludes.

Welcome to a new season of The Golfstore Podcast! A season that brings a new format! From now on every other episode will focus on equipment and the hottest gear in the Golfstore golf shops. In this episode we sit down with Jesper Overgaard Sorensen, Pro at Smorum Golf Club, to discuss the trends we see, coming into the 2025 season. The episode is recorded in Al Ain, during the Golfstore Winter Meeting, where Jesper and Martin have just tested all the hottest products from Titleist, Callaway,...

Having the perfect swing is one thing. Getting the ball in the hole something completely different. Yes, we dive deep into swing philosophies, but what you really don’t want to miss from this episode is when Johannes Soini Gergils, Golfstore Professional at Wäsby, shares his best tips, drills and exercises for turning three strokes into two and lowering your scores. A warm welcome to a new episode of the Golfstore podcast.

His favorite golf course is Carnoustie, the brutally tough links between Dundee and Aberdeen, nicknamed Carnasty because of the stern test. Maybe it is the fight against nature’s force, the strategical elements and the precision required, that has made it a favorite for Magnus Andersson. Or perhaps it is because it was here Magnus caddied for Mats Hallberg when Mats finished third in the Scottish Open and thereby qualified for The Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Annes. In this epis...

She had a great first year as a tour professional and Annika Sörenstam’s sister Charlotta advised Ellinor Haag to try her wings on the American tours. And so she did. In this podcast we talk about how to handle both internal and external pressure – and taking the step from amateur to professional golf. Eventually Ellinor Haag decided to abandon her dreams of becoming the new Annika. She was tired of the game and had no intention of becoming a golf teacher. However life has a way of presenting...

He is the Chairman at PGA of Sweden. She beats him on the golf courses. Marcus and Linda Lindell are a golf couple comparable to none. In this episode of The Golfstore Podcast they share their tips about how you should go about your decision making on the golf course – tips that will make you a better golfer.

Golf is a game that can lead to strong emotions. Emotions that can be hard to control and that may effect your score. It is true for both the best players in the world and hobby golfers. Teaching players in both categories Magnus Landström has seen it up close and in this episode of The Golfstore Podcast he both shares his observations and gives tips that will help you find your game face.

Playing your best golf isn't about hitting your best shots. It's about making your best mistakes. In this episode of The Podcast Golfstore Professional Jacob Flood speaks about how to get there, and how to find your way of getting that ball in the hole.

She competed against Annika Sörenstam and has achieved success herself as a player. But when asked to choose her favorite golf memory she points to something else and highlights the perhaps most beautiful aspect of our game.