Golf is one of those sports that manages to get under your skin - where the joy of one perfect shot tempers the frustration of a hundred bad ones that disappear into the trees, never to be seen again.

Two people who know all about it are Caron Morton from the Girls in Golf Society and Peter Heather from the Irons Golf Society – two top inclusive clubs here in the UK.

They’ve both joined us for a terrific episode, looking at all sorts of different things – from how it was to go without golf in lockdown, to the importance of feeling comfortable and welcomed within the sport. We also look at how each group would like to expand their membership, why role-models are important, and what it is that keeps them coming back to the course, week in and week out.

And as if that weren’t enough to tempt you to listen, we also hear about the remarkable number of holes-in-one that one of our guests has had … and there’s also a special appearance by some dogs as well!

WANT TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR GUESTS?
@GirlsInGolf
@ironsgolf
@EnglandGolf

WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THE PODCAST?
jack.murley@bbc.co.uk
@jack_murley