The Daddy Caddie Podcast

In the second and final part of our interview with Coach Ryan Sirman, Assistant Women’s Golf Coach at Texas A&M, we go even deeper into the college golf recruiting process. Coach Sirman shares insider advice on: When and how junior golfers should start reaching out to college coachesWhat makes a recruiting email stand out (and what to avoid)The real role of tournament resumes vs. high school golf performanceHow academics, social media, and even thank-you gestures can influence recruiting ...

In Episode 8, we sit down with Coach Ryan Sirman, Assistant Women’s Golf Coach at Texas A&M University, for the first of two episodes diving into the college recruiting process. Coach Sirman brings a wealth of experience—both as a player and coach—to help junior golfers and their parents understand what really matters on the road to college golf. 👉 Be sure to catch Part 2 in the next episode, where we go even deeper into the college golf journey.

We talk with Andrew Bishop about the challenges junior golfers face when using gear that doesn’t match their swing. Most golf balls are built for adults with fast swing speeds—and that can leave younger players struggling to get the ball in the air. Andrew walks us through how softer compression balls can help, what to look for in beginner gear, and why building early confidence matters more than brand names. We also talk about the process behind designing junior-focused gear and how to keep...

In this episode, we dig into how to balance junior golf with everything else. We talk through how much practice is too much, when to take breaks, how to build a tournament schedule that fits your family, and what to expect as your kid grows and matures. We also cover mental recovery, budgeting for tournaments, involving your junior in planning, and why practicing with a purpose matters more than just putting in hours.

In this episode, we break down how to start your child in junior golf—what gear to get (and avoid), how to pick the right clubs and balls, what makes a good starter tournament, and how to keep things fun early on. We also talk bag setup, push carts, and what it really looks like to be a “daddy caddie” on the course. Whether you're brand new or looking to level up, this one's full of hard-earned tips from the junior golf trenches.

In this episode, we break down how the Drive, Chip & Putt competition works—from sign-up to the National Finals. Whether you're new to junior golf or looking to take the next step, we cover everything you need to know, including key tips, timelines, and stories from the road.

In this episode, Aaron and Rustin talk with junior golfers Wyatt Basford and Ava Frazier, along with their dads, Adam Basford and Robert Frasier. Both young athletes are headed to the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals, and they share what it took to get there. From qualifying rounds and training routines to mindset, practice habits, and the support system behind them, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at life on the road to Augusta.

In this episode of The Daddy Caddie Podcast, we sit down with Rick Pano, the father and longtime caddie of LPGA star Alexa Pano. From her early days in junior golf to competing on the biggest stage, Rick has been there every step of the way. We talk about his journey as a parent-caddie, lessons learned from junior golf, and the challenges of balancing competition and development.

Join us for episode 1 of the Daddy Caddie Podcast! Learn a little more about our hosts, topics on the horizon and events you should know about!