Chris sits down with SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio host and Golf Digest Top Teacher Greg DuCharme – one of the youngest coaches ever named to the list and a familiar voice to anyone who tunes into New Breed of Golf Monday through Friday – to pull back the curtain on what it actually takes to cover professional golf at the highest level.
Greg breaks down how a live radio show gets built from scratch every day, why preparation never really stops, and what separates the freedom of radio from the tight scripting of network television. He also gets into the players he’s watching most closely in 2026, why back injuries are quietly reshaping the leaderboard, and the young guns he thinks are on the verge of becoming household names.
If you’ve ever called into a golf radio show or wondered how the guys in the booth always seem to have the right stat at the right moment – this episode is for you.
In this episode:
How a five-day-a-week radio show gets researched, structured, and prepped – and why it never really ends
Why TV golf coverage is far more scripted than it sounds – and what that means for the talent on screen
The three players Greg is watching most closely heading into the Masters – and the injuries quietly changing the conversation
Michael Brennan, Jacob Bridgman, and the next wave of PGA Tour talent Greg is most excited about
Why aggressive iron play works against most amateurs – and the data-backed strategy Stuart Sink used to start winning again
Connect with Greg:
SiriusXM PGA Tour Radio – Channel 92 | Mon-Wed 9-11 AM ET, Thu-Fri 9 AM-12 PM ET | Call in: 866-469-0026
Second Cut Podcast – YouTube
Twitter/X – @therealGFD
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