Top professional golfers and coaches answer all of your golfing questions. Learn about everything from technique to different equipment options from the top golf professionals and coaches in the world.

Golf

Swimming

Triathlon

Strength

Photography

Track & Field

Nutrition

Running

Physical Therapy

Pets

Cycling

Podcasting

HealthCare

Hockey

Musculoskeletal

First Responders

Integrative Medicine

Chiropractic

Cross Country Skiing

Adaptive Sports

Surfing

Climbing

Tennis

Mental Health

Mind Body

Military

Criminal Justice

Liquor

Scholars

Soccer

CrossFit

Pickleball

Suzy Whaley is the President of Golf Nation, an online and connected TV/OTT channel that brings golf lifestyle and premium video together on a shoppable streaming content platform. It's currently viewed on www.golfnation.com and will launch on app this spring.

As the first woman ever elected to serve as President of the PGA of America, Whaley is applying her expertise to create a more accessible, diverse, and engaging space not only in Golf but the entire sporting world. 

Whaley has dedicated her career to moving the Golf industry forward through a variety of roles, including Director of Instruction at the Country Club at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens, a golf analyst and on-course commentator for ESPN, ESPN+, PGA Tour live, and SiriusXM. 

Recognized as one of the country's top business leaders in the game and a top 50 Golf Digest and top 100 Golf Magazine instructor, Whaley earned her PGA Master Professional Status in May of 2018. As a dual PGA of America and LPGA Professional member, she continues to leave a lasting impact on the sports business.

She has been honored as the 2015 Sports Business Journal “Game Changer” and won the 2017 Betsy Rawls Award from the American Junior Golf Association for her service, dedication, and contributions to women’s golf, and was recently inducted in the CT Women’s Sports Hall of Fame and the CT Golf Hall of Fame. 

Tina Tombs was born in 1962 in Montreal, Quebec and raised in Bedford, NH. She graduated from Arizona State University with a BS in Physical Education and a Minor in Anatomy and Physiology. Tina was a varsity golfer at ASU (1980-1985) and ranked among Golf Digest's top 10 amateurs in the USA. In 1987, she qualified for the LPGA Tour and won the 1990 Jamie Farr Toledo Classic. Tina is married to Larry Fischer and has two daughters. In 2002, she founded Tina Tombs Golf, LLC at the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club, where she serves as Director of Instruction.

Kevin is a Golf Magazine Top 100 Teacher in America and a Golf Digest Best Teacher in New York for 2022. He has been based in New York for over 20 years, and was previously Master Lead Instructor at the Jim Mclean Golf School in Doral Miami. Kevin has helped many students play collegiate golf at schools such as Florida State University, Williams College, and the University of Virginia. He works with elite competitive golfers, beginners, and intermediate players to help improve their game. He is mentored by world hall of fame teacher Jim Mclean, and works with other influential figures in the golf world. Kevin is featured in publications such as Golf Digest, GOLF Magazine, and the Met Golfer Magazine, and is involved in the Met PGA Hope program.

Billy Mitchell is a performance coach for high school golfers, adult amateurs, and recreational golfers. He played professional golf for 12 years and has studied with the likes of Gary Gray, Mike Clark, Greg Rose, Dave Phillips, Wendy Batts, Jon Tattersal, and Mark Blackburn. He has competed in Australia, South America, South Africa, Canada, and the US, with 17 USGA events. He won the Georgia Senior Open in 2016 and is ranked by WAGR in the top 20 in the world over 55 age category.

Beth Daniel is an American professional golfer who joined the LPGA Tour in 1979 and won 33 events, including one major championship. She is a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and won the U.S. Women's Amateur in 1975 and 1977. She was also named LPGA Tour Player of the Year in 1980 and the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year in 1990. She has played on eight U.S. Solheim Cup teams and was captain of the 2009 team. She also awards the best junior female golfer in South Carolina with the Beth Daniel Award.