• S2 E14: ‘Behind the Pages’ of Today’s Golfer with Rob Jerram, The Ups and Down of Golf Journalism and Possible Pairings at Marco Simone

  • Sep 22 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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S2 E14: ‘Behind the Pages’ of Today’s Golfer with Rob Jerram, The Ups and Down of Golf Journalism and Possible Pairings at Marco Simone

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  • Do you ever wonder what happens behind the scenes in the world of golf journalism? We get to chat with Rob Jerram, Digital Editor of Today’s Golfer. We get candid about our golfing escapades, including Josh and Jack's adventure to Gleneagles in Scotland, and Liam's Mexican retreat.

    We share our experiences, from the euphoria of the game to the flip side of juggling work and play. Listen as Rob spills the beans on his upcoming Ryder Cup trip to Rome, and the life event that made him miss the Open. We also dive into the adrenaline-fueled atmosphere of the Ryder Cup, contemplating the ramifications of Keegan Bradley's unexpected absence… namely some reasonably paced golf matches!

    Towards the end, we get real about the challenges of journalism in an influencer-dominated golf industry. From the race against time to meet magazine deadlines to the effort required to churn out quality content, we bare it all. Adding a touch of humor, we navigate the world of golf fanboys and the balancing act between professional and personal interests.

    We also forecast the potential Ryder Cup pairings and matchups. It’s almost time!
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