Antonia Beggs on Getting Rory To The Australian Open, Fan Experiences & What Makes The Aus Open Special | Episode 65
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In the latest episode of Course Language, all thanks to Callaway, Sammy kicks off chatting about his media day round at Kingston Heath in readiness for the Australian Open — and after wiping the hole on 15, leaving four in the bunker, Lynchy delivers an All In The Tips to help you escape a deep sandbelt bunker (3:57).
At (6:25) we introduce our special guest for the week, Antonia Beggs, Head of the Australian Open and GM of Major Events & Operations. At (7:34) Antonia explains how she ended up in the game of golf, her early days working as secretary to the European Ryder Cup Team (11:52), and what makes for such a good fan experience at golf tournaments. At (21:03) Antonia gets into what makes the Australian Open so special and how it’s viewed by players and fans alike, speaking to the incredible fan engagement at the 2025 Aus Open at Royal Melbourne and the importance of the golf course in getting players to Australia (24:47). At (33:19) she touches on the logistics of getting crowds to a smaller property like Kingston Heath compared to Royal Melbourne, before playing a Quick 9 at (37:34), answering nine rapid-fire questions about her golfing journey.
At (43:43) the guys get into the golf news of the week following the WA PGA Championship, before heading into The Scramble, where Sammy asks Lynchy about the important considerations when you’re playing alongside someone who’s on a heater of a round (48:15). At (54:10) Sammy and Lynchy discuss the importance of junior golf programs, prompted by James Hartley’s amazing work at Cheltenham Golf Club. At (1:00:23) Sammy finishes us off with a Course Language Confessional from the Aus Open Media Day at Kingston Heath.
All thanks to Callaway.