Talking Golf With The Golf Guy-Season 6 Episode 2 With John Patrick Host of The Augusta Golf Show
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Talking Golf With The Golf Guy-Season 6 Episode 2 With John Patrick Host of The Augusta Golf Show

It’s Masters week, and who better to talk about it than forty-year broadcast veteran and 37-year attendee of the Masters than radio broadcast legend, John Patrick, the Morning Show co-host of NewsTalk WGAC in Augusta, Georgia.

One of the great and legendary broadcasters in all the Southern States, whose distinctive voice, witticisms, and banter have graced the radio airwaves throughout the South for almost fifty years, John sits down with the Golf Guy to discuss this year’s Masters and all the attendant drama surrounding the tournament that was delayed last year because of Covid-19.

Because of pandemic restrictions and protocols, spectators will be allowed on the grounds but have been limited to one-quarter of normal attendance, with no reserved seating and no grandstands surrounding the tees and greens.

John reports this will actually encourage patrons to follow the action and their favorite players hole-to-hole and should produce a more imitate setting for visitors and players alike along with the surrounding roars that accompany achievements and disappointments.

With no ropes restricting access on the fairways, and no grandstands to block views of the greens, patrons will be allowed to walk, meander, stroll the fairways and surround the greens giving an amphitheater setting to the golf course teeing areas and putting services.

Concession stands will be open, the azaleas, dogwoods, and magnolias will all in ablaze in abundant, colorful glory,

Dustin Johnson returns as a popular champion and the only downer is former champion Tiger Woods absence, while he recovers from an automobile accident that precludes his attending the Champions Dinner on Tuesday night.

Former Champions Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player along with the first person of color to participate in the Master’s tournament, Lee Elder, will hit the ceremonial opening shots off the first tee on Thursday morning to continue the annual tradition.

Join John and the Golf Guy as they discuss what a grateful nation of golfers looks forward to as this annual rite of spring, returns to April, and continues The Masters, a tradition, unlike any others.

You may follow all the action of this years Masters along with John’s commentary on The Augusta Golf Show at john@augustagolfshow.com

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With over a half-century of engagement in the sport of Golf, Jeff Waters has become one of the most accomplished, experienced, and qualified Golf Professionals in the history of the PGA of America. He is a fully certified and trained Master Professional joining an exceedingly small and elite group of Professionals in the World to have achieved this prestigious title. Jeff holds University Degrees in Political Science, Teaching Minors in Economics and Finance, attended graduate school in Commercial Recreation, taught undergraduate classes at the University of Utah, and earned a master’s in business administration. With more than fifty years of experience and success in the business of Golf, Jeff spent ten years playing and competing in the game at all levels ten years laboring as an Assistant Golf Professional, acquiring the job-related skills, responsibilities, and training required for a career in golf, ten years fulfillment as a PGA Head Professional overseeing all aspects of the total golf course operation, three years’ service as Director of Player Development for Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation, administering and managing multiple golf course programs and activities, thirty-three years as a Golf Coach and Instructor at The Rocky Mountain Golf Academy, The University of Utah’s College of Health and the Granite Peaks Community College, teaching and tutoring the game. Additionally, Jeff has spent the last twenty-seven years as the Owner, President, and CEO of Rocky Mountain Golf Enterprises (RMG), a Utah-registered and licensed business offering golf-related services throughout the Western United States utilizing golf as the marketing tool. Finally, Jeff has performed on the national media stage for the past thirty-eight years as an Announcer, Author, Producer, and Talk Radio Host, communicating and sharing the joy, art, and skill that is the Game, Sport, and Challenge of Golf. Jeff, a well-known golf journalist, has been active in print media from an early age. His articles, commentary, and features regularly appear nationwide. He has authored two golf instruction books: “The Ten Commandments of Golf, Proven Principles That Make Your Golf Game Better,” and “The Short Game, the Transition from the Golf Course to the Putting Green.” Both are available as e-book downloads and on Amazon. Jeff penned his first short story while still in his teens and has since published 100’s of commentaries, essays, and instruction pieces in magazines, blogs, internet forums, and other platforms, including Golf Today, Utah Golf Magazine, Utah Golf News, Rocky Mountain Golfer, Fairways Magazine, Jackson Hole Golf News, Talking Golf with the Golf Guy, Voices in the Community.com, and Jeffgolfguy.com. He is the author of multiple books, stories, articles, posts, and evaluations of other writers’ publications. Jeff began his public communications career in High School and has had a constant presence in sports commentary throughout the years, providing play-by-play and color analysis at many diverse levels, including announcing football, baseball, and basketball games, along with local and national golf tournaments, while performing on other media platforms as well. Jeff was an early pioneer in Sports Radio, hosting a weekly talk show, “Talking Golf with the Golf Guy,” broadcasted and aired on various radio stations throughout the regional market, syndicated nationally on The Rocky Mountain Golf Network, and offered on most of the recognized podcast directories and streaming services. Over his extensive announcing career, Jeff has provided the vocal narration for hundreds of voice-overs, commercials, radio programming, sports interviews, tournament updates, blogs, podcasts, audiobooks, and videos, including the original voice work on the best-selling X-Box Links golf game. Jeff also contributed voice and commentary on the Centennial production, “One Hundred Years of the Utah State Amateur,” which is available on iTunes and Apple Music. As a member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Jeff has attended and reported on-site more than a hundred golf tournaments, including an assortment of Major Golf Championships, including The United States Open Championship, The Masters, the PGA Championship, and The Ryder Cup, along with other competitions on the PGA Tours annual tournament schedule. Jeff has produced, directed, and distributed numerous film and video projects as stand-alone presentations while incorporating them within his blog, website, syndicated podcasts, and national radio programming. All are available for review on YouTube. Known as “The Voice of Golf” and “The Golf Guy” throughout the Western United States, Jeff is regularly sought for advice and counsel and often speaks to groups on golf-related subjects. You may contact Jeff by email at jeffgolfguy@att.net and on his website at www.jeffgolfguy.com.