Ep 13. Graeme McDowell
- June 11, 2012
Feherty season 2 episode 13 is titled "Graeme McDowell." This episode features an in-depth interview with the Northern Irish professional golfer Graeme McDowell.
The episode begins with host David Feherty asking McDowell about his upbringing in Northern Ireland and how it influenced his decision to pursue golf. McDowell talks about how his father introduced him to the game and how he quickly became obsessed with it. He also discusses the challenges of growing up during the unrest in Northern Ireland and how golf provided him with an escape from the violence.
Next, Feherty and McDowell discuss his professional career, including his victory at the 2010 U.S. Open. McDowell talks about the pressure he felt leading up to the tournament and the satisfaction he felt when he finally won. He also discusses his various other successes on the European and PGA tours, including his stint as a Ryder Cup captain.
Throughout the episode, McDowell and Feherty discuss a variety of golf-related topics, including the importance of putting, the mental aspects of the game, and the challenges of playing in adverse weather conditions. They also discuss McDowell's experiences playing in tournaments around the world and the unique aspects of different courses.
One of the highlights of the episode is when McDowell talks about his experience playing with Tiger Woods at the 2010 U.S. Open. He describes the pressure of playing alongside Woods and the unique challenges of playing on a major course with him.
The episode also includes several lighthearted moments, including a discussion of McDowell's love for fishing and a humorous story about his experience playing with Feherty on a golf course in Ireland.
Overall, this episode provides an insightful look into the career and life of one of golf's top players. McDowell's passion for the game and his dedication to excellence shine through in his discussion with Feherty. Viewers will come away with a greater appreciation for the sport of golf and the skilled athletes who compete at the highest levels.
