Welcome to the home of Monthly Meets, a new interview series here at Golf Monthly where we speak at great length to some of the biggest personalities in golf. Be sure to tune in every month on the Golf Monthly YouTube channel for more big interviews with some of the most high profile names in the sport. We'll ask them the questions you want to know - where they came from, how they got to become a household name and some of the most important things they've learned along the way.
Episode 1: Dan Grieve
We sit down with short game coach and social media sensation Dan Grieve where he reveals all about how he became an expert in his field, the secrets behind the success of the Three Releases best seller, coaching some of the world's best players, his best tips for golfers trying to improve their short game. Plus much much more!
Episode 2: Richard Bland
We sit down with LIV Golfer and now two-time senior major champion Richard Bland to discuss his career to date, the process and ramifications of joining LIV Golf and what the future holds.
Episode 3: Sophie Walker
Former tour player turned broadcaster Sophie Walker discusses a variety of subjects surrounding women's golf and how she would like to see it develop in the future. From grassroots to the professional scene, and events including the Olympics, AIG Women’s Open and Solheim Cup, with her extensive experience she provides valuable insight into the women’s game.
Episode 4: Peter Finch
Top 50 coach and golf YouTube star Peter Finch discusses his journey in golf as coach, a player and content creator. He covers some of the key issues in the sport like accessibility, YouTube's connection with the PGA Tour, what the future holds for his channel and answers some quick fire questions at the end, including his favourite courses. He also explains the differences between his own game and that of players on the PGA Tour.
Episode 5: Robert Rock
Robert Rock, a DP World Tour veteran with five professional victories, made headlines this year when he qualified for the US Open 18 months after announcing his retirement from professional golf. The biggest win of his career came at the 2012 Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship, where he beat Rory McIlroy by one stroke as well a charging Tiger Woods in his prime. He tells us what it was like to go up against the 14-time major winner in contention on a Sunday, his golf swing philosophy and what the future holds.
Episode 6: Sergio Garcia
At 44 years old, Sergio Garcia now competes in the LIV Golf League as Fireballs GC's captain and has collected one victory since joining the 54-hole circuit in 2022. Interestingly, he has also taken steps into golf course design since switching tours and spoke to Golf Monthly's Jeremy Ellwood from the site of his latest project in Comporta, Portugal - Torre Golf Course - which is on the country's west coast, just below Lisbon. Reflecting on some of the highlights of a professional career which began in 1999, he covers his major ambitions, his legacy and hopes for a Ryder Cup future.
