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Australian Golf Passport

This is an Australian golf podcast about Australian golf courses, taking listeners on a dream lap of every golf course worth considering for a Down Under bucket list golf visit. We answer the questions that will help you make your dream Aussie golf trip a reality.

Podcast · By Scott Warren & Matthew Mollica · English · Official site

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Sep 27, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Ep104: Golf doesn't always love you back, with Mark Panopoulos (opens the original)

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    This week's episode is a chat between Scott and our guest Mark Panopoulos. We cover his pursuit to play every golf course in Australia - inspired by an epiphany in Kakadu National Park, sand greens golf, his upbringing on the NSW South Coast and life as a professional golfer in Australia. Australian Golf Passport is supported by: Currents Golf golf booking software Angus and Grace Go Golfing apparel Seed Golf balls Images related to this episode can be found on our Instagram . Podcast intro musi

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Ep103: From Hickories to Social Media (opens the original)

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    A few topics covered on this episode – ranging from Royal Park Golf Course, social media activity of golf clubs, and hickory golf. Firstly we touch on the community consultation process and impending change in the Royal Park precinct of Melbourne, which may have ramifications for the golf course. We touch on a couple of examples of social media activity from local golf clubs and discuss how badly it is so often done, and how social media activity by golf clubs could be done better. We round out

  3. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Ep102: Mic Henderson (opens the original)

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    A long-awaited chat with an under the radar figure in golfarchitecture in Australia. And a sensational, humble guy on top of that! Mic spends an hour with us, chatting about his start in the design and construction business, and the many projects he’s been a part of over the last two decades. From his beginnings when submitting competition entries to Tom Doak and Tony Cashmore, to working on master plans, course routings and more. We talk about Mic’s time on the ground at Tara Iti, National (Gun

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Ep101: Clowns (a wrap-up of our All-Australian 18s) (opens the original)

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    A review of the All-Australian Composite Courses we unveiled in Episode 100. We tackle audience feedback, some reflections on each of our courses two weeks on and some holes that were unlucky to miss out. We mull over the process of compiling such a course and touch on a range of issues related to the eclectic layouts. Do people tend to favour photogenic holes? Are our courses full of our favourite holes ? Do they layouts work as balanced and playable (albeit in an imaginary sense) courses? We t

  5. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Ep100! Naming our All-Australian Composite Courses (opens the original)

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    One hundred episodes! We've come a long way from that nervous first recording in August 2022. We have been looking forward for a while to selecting our ultimate Aussie 18s, and it felt like the right fit for this milestone recording. One hole per course and it had to slot in on our All-Australian layout that the same hole number it occupies on the course it was taken from. We also threw in our favourite clubhouse, halfway house, locker room, post-round feed and drink as well. Matt's course chang

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