Brandel Chamblee

@chambleebrandel

Father. Golf Channel Analyst. Author of “The Anatomy Of Greatness”Lucky to call @Bailey_Chamblee my wife. The Favorite Chamblee podcast OUT NOW.


  1. #1

    Notable and random players/number of professional starts on the PGA Tour before win: 1) Nicklaus 18 2) Woods 5 3) Hogan 72 (had won a team event prior) 4) Nelson 28 5) Snead 6 6)…

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    My son was promoted to Captain today in the Army… proud of him and of our armed services.

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    Sam Burns has had 5 54 Hole Leads in his career and converted one for a win. He has been 2nd-5th 17 times in his career through 54 Holes and improved his position just twice on Su…

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    Belying the chalkboard sign behind him, Eamon Lynch, celebrating his birthday with all of his friends.

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    Another Open Championship. Another year of lost luggage. This year it wasn’t British Error Ways, it was KLM (Keep Luggage Missing) but on a brighter note, there are pubs and pints…

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    She is not all hat and no cattle.

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    Leaning slightly to the right is a beautiful thing.

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    Ve(ry)nice

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    Scheffler’s year thus far reminds me a little of Korda’s in 2025. Nelly played at a very high level and statistically was only negligibly off from 2024 when she won 7 times, and y…

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    I know it was only one hole, but what a high level playoff that was. Both players ripped their tee shots, only a few feet apart off the tee. Both players were spot on with their a…

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    Hovland now 5 of 6 with a 54 hole lead. Norway punching above its population weight once again in sporting events, winning 25% of the signature events this year.

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    The number one and two in Strokes Gained Approach from 2025 are in a playoff at @TravelersChamp and both showing why with their approaches on the first playoff hole. Hovland to pu…

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    Always a great scene on the weekends at @TravelersChamp @RichLernerGC and I will put a wrap on the day from here and @AnnaJacksonGC @Kstupples @blumenherstFry will cover the @KPMG…

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    My friend @RichLernerGC put together a collection of uproarious (and some ribald) stories of a lifetime playing and covering the game. It’s currently leading all sales of golf boo…

  15. #15

    We covered a lot of ground in this episode. @uswomensopen and @usopengolf @LPGA talk. Interviews w/@SuperStrokeGolf CEO Randy Peitsch & his connection w/ Jackson Koivun. Scott…

  16. #16

    Pre-game warm up…Mel is teaching us new words.

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    Looking back at the PGA Championship and forward to the US Women’s Open and US Open, with a few detours along the way.

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    Playing together in the final round of the 1986 US Open, the eventual champion (and oldest ever at the time) Ray Floyd along side the elegant and future two time US Open champion…

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    Watching the 1986 US Open at Shinnecock, the game is hardly recognizable to the landscape of professional golf today. Everywhere you look there were homemade swings. Highly idiosy…

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    Looking back at US Opens at Shinnecock I came across many gems, among them one of the greatest putting strokes in the history of golf… Ben Crenshaw

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    The last dozen years in majors have given us very few surprises. As defined by someone outside the top 50 in the WR winning, only Mickelson at the 2021 PGA was outside that number…

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    Michael Kim turned in 30 today and Justin Rose just missed a putt for 29 going out… yesterday it looked like a U.S. Open setup… today I think everybody got a juice box before they…

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    Scheffler, Matt Fitzpatrick and Rose have played 6 holes in the 2nd round and they are a combined 11 over par. Aronimink may not have the obvious menace of Oakmont, but it is prov…

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    Cameron Young accepting the penalty without protest at 2, then buries a putt for par. Quiet man. Loud example.

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    While there are many people celebrating the demise of LIV, for far too long there were far too many mute mouths about the cancer that LIV was and is. It tilted the game towards gr…

  26. #26

    Harry Vardon, for whom the Vardon grip is named, played in just 33 majors in his career. He won seven of them (six Open Championships and one US Open) and finished second six time…

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    Every single professional player who qualified for the Masters could go early and play as many practice rounds as they wish. Just as so many others, including Jack Nicklaus, have…

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    As far as I could tell, Rory did it all in the run-up to the Masters. He made himself available for documentaries, was at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur and the Drive Chip a…

  29. #29

    Just to underscore how Justin Rose’s game suits Augusta National. Some of his GIR ranks/number hit in the Masters since 2007: 2007 2nd (52) 2011 1st (57) 2012 6th (52) 2013 3rd (5…

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    Scotty Scheffler in transition…contrary the current fads in golf of massive shallowing and right side bend..steepens the shaft and has early extension which helps him hit high cut…