Women of Golf

About Women of Golf

The Women of Golf is one of the best golf shows in the industry, bar none! Each week Executive Producer, Ted Odorico and Co-host and LPGA Professional, Cindy Miller tackle many of the important issues facing women in the golf industry today. Everything from the latest equipment and training aids, to speaking with some of the top female teaching professionals and coaches in the business. Their highly popular segment the “No B.S. Zone” highlights important issues like: Women's health, golf fitness, the mental game and how to navigate successfully around the course, are just some of the topics covered. In addition, each season they celebrate with many of the top female players fresh off their Epson Tour win. Plus they speak to many female executives using golf to help further their careers, and to elevate women's golf. Be sure to join Ted & Cindy every Tuesday morning from 9:00-10:00 AM Eastern on the "WOMEN OF GOLF SHOW" www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf. Or listen in on any of these social media platforms: iTunes, TuneIn, Castbox, Stitcher, TalkStreamLive and of coarse Spotify. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss).

Publisher

Ted J. Odorico and Cindy Miller

Category

sports

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

8 Apr 2014

Latest episode

27 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

418 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   27 Oct 2026

   Women of Golf Season 13 - Episode 20 | Reagan Zibilski: A Bogey-Free 62, a $100K Check and an LPGA Card

   LPGA Hall of Famer Cindy Miller and host Ted Odorico interview rising professional Reagan Zibilski about her record-setting Epson Tour Championship win, the transition from college to professional golf, and earning her 2027 LPGA Tour card. In this week's No B.S. Zone, Ted and Cindy share practical off-season advice on reviewing performance, avoiding unnecessary swing overhauls, practicing indoors, recovering from burnout, and setting measurable goals. Key Topics: Reagan Zibilski’s bogey-free 9-under 62, nine birdies, and two-shot win at the Epson Tour Championship brought a record $100,000 prize and an LPGA Tour card for 2027. Zibilski started golf around age four or five, played basketball through freshman year of high school, and was part of a Springfield team that won three state championships. She credits a more complete college-era process - fitness, nutrition, visualization, and a pre-shot routine - with helping her elevate her game. The shift from Arkansas team golf to the pro circuit meant adjusting to solo travel, weeks away from home, and a new professional lifestyle. Zibilski describes wedge practice from 30 to 100 yards, tracking shots within a two-to-three-yard window, plus varied chipping and putting drills. For off-season improvement, Miller and Odorico recommend reviewing honest stats and notes before choosing specific goals or making swing changes. They caution against an unnecessary full swing overhaul and advise finding a coach whose approach you trust rather than mixing conflicting online tips. Indoor practice can maintain motion and contact, but simulator numbers may be inaccurate; balance screen time with putting, chipping, fundamentals, and mirror work. To prevent burnout, take a mental break, follow a process instead of chasing results, and choose measurable goals such as reducing three-putts or using a pre-shot routine. Takeaways: “I think golf is just such a game where you have to… you're fully in it.” “You have to commit to the process.” “To be different, you have to be different.” “Don't lose sight of like the stepping stone that will get you there, which was Epson.” “Variety is huge for me.” “You just have to stick with it.” “Timing is so important.” “I wouldn't just go to somebody and say, here, let's change my whole game.” “I wouldn't trust the numbers ever.” “You have to focus on the process.” Guest: Reagan Zibilski Chapters: 00:00 Meet Reagan Zibilski and the show’s two-part plan 03:27 How golf became Reagan’s game 05:34 Winter training and deciding to turn pro 07:29 Building a complete process: fitness, nutrition, and routine 09:02 Advice for young golfers pursuing college golf 11:01 From Springfield standout to small fish in a big pond 13:26 The pro transition, Epson Tour challenges, and earning the card 15:48 The nine-birdie 62 that clinched the championship 20:28 Adjusting to professional travel and life on tour 27:01 Belief, goals, and the support of family and friends 31:24 Reagan’s wedge, chipping, and putting practice 34:38 Trusting timing and sticking with the process 40:00 Off-season reality check: assess the game honestly 43:14 Why a full swing overhaul can backfire 47:45 Indoor practice and the limits of simulator numbers 53:16 Resetting mentally and avoiding golf burnout 55:37 Set measurable goals and make next season enjoyable Resources: iGolf Sports YouTube channel - iGolf Sports - YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/@igolfsports) Become a supporter of this podcast: <a...

2. 

   18 Aug 2026

   Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 13 | How Faith, Freedom, and Preparation Transformed One Golfer’s Game

   In this episode, we explore the importance of focusing on the process, mental attitude, and short game to improve golf performance, featuring insights from Epson tour champion Annabelle Pancake-Webb and a No B.S. zone discussion on the distance myth. Keywords golf, short game, mental attitude, golf tips, Annabelle Pancake-Webb, distance myth, golf strategy, golf mindset, golf practice, golf improvement Key Topics The importance of playing for an audience of one and glorifying God Lessons learned from Annabelle Pancake-Webb's first win The role of faith and community in golf The impact of attitude on performance and enjoyment The fallacy of chasing extra driver distance The significance of short game practice and stats tracking The dangers of ego shots and risky plays The value of mental preparation and routine in tournaments Sound Bites "Just enjoy it and give him the glory." "My faith is everything in my life." "Play for an audience of one." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Annabelle Pancake-Webb's recent win 02:41 Annabelle shares lessons learned since her first win 04:45 The importance of attitude and enjoying the game 09:39 Annabelle's approach to shot setup and execution 17:02 Final holes and the impact of gym workouts on shots 21:00 The significance of the first win and memorable moments 22:01 Faith and purpose in golf and community groups 27:40 What to work on to improve your game 36:02 The fallacy of chasing driver distance 37:45 Practice ratio: short game vs. long game 44:17 Focusing on key metrics and process over score 50:29 The importance of understanding weaknesses and tracking progress 52:07 The value of writing down stats and regrouping 54:18 Investment in lessons vs. equipment 55:43 Avoiding ego shots and focusing on strategy Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/women-of-golf--6428971/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss).

3. 

   31 Jul 2026

   Women of Golf: Season 13 - Episode 12 | Celebrating Women's Golf and Community Building

   Join us as we speak with incredible women shaping the future of golf — from rising stars on the Epson Tour to passionate community builders making golf accessible for all. Discover how innovative programs are breaking barriers, fostering inclusivity, and growing the game for beginners and pros alike. Key Topics: Kaleiya Romero shares her journey from collegiate golf to securing her first professional win at the Island Resort Championship Insights into mental resilience, handling pressure, and learning from setbacks in tournament play Teresa Thompson discusses founding the WeGolf community to make golf welcoming, affordable, and inclusive for women and adult beginners The importance of grassroots programs, mentorship, and community engagement in growing the sport How technology and innovative formats, like scramble and digital platforms, support beginner learning and support networks Overcoming traditional golf stereotypes and reducing intimidation for women new to the game The role of professional instruction, representation, and community to enhance confidence and enjoyment in golf Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to the Women of Golf Show and sponsors 01:03 - Kaleiya Romero's recent Epson Tour victory and her journey to pro golf 02:34 - Kaleiya reflects on her collegiate career and first professional win 03:24 - The influence of her sister’s success motivating her to elevate her game 04:05 - Improvements in Kaleiya's putting and approach shots; mental strategies 06:54 - How equipment changes, like her new putter, boosted confidence 08:19 - The significance of mental toughness and handling pressure situations 09:44 - Junior golf roots in California and pathways to the game 13:23 - Mindset shifts after close calls and playoff experiences 16:16 - Recap of the iconic eagle on the final hole and last-minute shot adjustments 17:36 - The difference of height and distance in golf shot-making 22:36 - What helps Kaleiya stay focused between holes; balancing life and golf 27:40 - Insights into the tournament schedule and travel routines 28:05 - The role of Lab Golf in innovation and equipment support 34:01 - Introducing Teresa Thompson and the mission behind WeGolf Community 36:02 - How her background in education shaped her approach to making golf accessible 40:55 - Common hurdles for women in golf and how community supports these challenges 44:32 - The importance of representation and encouraging women to get started 47:58 - Overview of Matt’s background as a golf professional and coach 55:03 - Addressing beginner fears, protocol, and how to improve comfort levels 62:11 - The purpose of We Golf Community: understanding game mechanics, strategy, and etiquette 66:42 - How WeGolf prepares beginners for confidence and long-term participation 70:11 - Partnering with local professionals and building communities within the platform 75:17 - Accessing resources: websites, programs, and future expansion plans 77:05 - The potential for regional communities and ambassador programs 78:00 - Wrap-up and upcoming episodes with more insights into the growth of women's golf Additional Notes: Emphasis on community-building and inclusive approaches for adult learners and women Insights into leveraging technology and flexible formats to grow the grassroots of golf Focus on making golf less intimidating and more fun for everyone Thanks for tuning in! Subscribe, review, and follow us to stay updated on the latest in women’s golf development and innovation. Become a supporter of this podcast: <a...

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