Jay Flemma Sports Report

Jay Flemma hosts a live Zoom town hall with guest Doug Fish, who is the founder of Indy Pass, to talk about the industry, his company and the great sports of skiing and snowboarding!

On this episode, long-time golf writer and journalist Hank Gola joins Jay to talk about his new Ryder Cup book "Ryder Cup Rivals: The Fiercest Battles for Golf's Holy Grail," which you can buy here:https://amzn.to/3LP55MN

Erik Mogensen, director of IndyPass, hops on the show for the start of ski season, which is already underway in several parts of the country.

Vinny Accardi, contestant on Season 8 of Hell's Kitchen, drops by to talk about cooking, working with Gordon Ramsay and more in a laugh-a-minute romp.

On this episode of the show, Jay Flemma welcomes world-renowned golf-course architect Rees Jones to give us the insider's view of Bethpage Black, site of the 2025 Ryder Cup. Jones did the architectural work ahead of the two US Opens at Bethpage in 2002 and 2009, so he knows the course about as well as anyone.

On this episode, Jay is joined by former Formby Golf Club captain Ian Jamson to talk about his experience playing the club as well as its remarkabe history.

On this episode, Jay is joined by life-long member of Royal Lytham and St. Annes, Dr. Steven Reid, to talk about the club and its amazing history.

On this episode of the show, Jay is joined by Albertsons Boise Open tournament director Jeff Sanders, who talks about his history with the Korn Ferry Tour event and the game.

On this episode, Jay Flemma welcomes Golf News Net's Ryan Ballengee to recap the Open Championship, Scottie Scheffler's win and the 2025 men's major championship season.

On this episode of the show, world-class golf architect Martin Ebert joins Jay Flemma to talk about architecture and the modern Open Rota in a fascinating conversation focusing on English courses.