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In this week’s podcast, host Dave Berner talks to Dr. Mac Powell, the dean of the National University Golf Academy in Carlsbad, Calif., about using movie-making techniques to help improve your swing.

“We have in our swing lab a lot of 3-D motion-capture systems,” Powell said. “We can see things with this system that you can’t see with the naked eye in real speed.”

PGA Hall of Fame member Gary Wiren - director of instruction for Donald Trump Golf Properties and founder of Golf Around the World - gives you four tips on getting out of the green-side rough.

“You can try them all out and see which works the best for you,” Wiren said. “I call them the chop, the splash, the blade and the squeeze.”

Also, TravelGolf.com’s Kiel Christianson discusses the relationship between golf and charity.

“Historically, golf is very unique in its place in the sports world in being intimately tied forever with charity,” Christianson said. “I think we are seeing more of it.”

Finally, WorldGolf.com’s Brandon Tucker talks about golf in northern Michigan.

“As far as a peak-season golf destination is concerned, I don’t think I’ve seen a match for northern Michigan,” Tucker said. “Paying $140 and getting a bed and unlimited golf, that’s unheard of.”

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In this week’s podcast, host Dave Berner talks to TravelGolf.com’s Kiel Christianson about the BMW Championship’s host, Cog Hill Golf and Country Club’s Dubsdread course near Chicago.

“Cog Hill’s Dubsdread course is one of the preeminent public courses in the country,” Christianson says. “It has a long, competitive history.”

WorldGolf.com Senior Writer Mike Bailey talks about five must-play courses in San Antonio.

“It’s definitely emerging as a good golf town,” Bailey said. “It used to not be that way. You only had a few good courses. … San Antonio has really changed its focus to being more of a tourist town than it was 15-20 years ago.”

Plus, PGA Hall of Fame member Gary Wiren - director of instruction for Donald Trump Golf Properties and founder of Golf Around the World - discusses some of the worst advice to give when teaching the golf game.

“Keep your head down,” Wiren gave as an example. “It’s a killer because it destroys any real clubhead speed.”

This podcast is supported by Walters Golf in Las Vegas and Arizona Golf Packages.

Click here to hear this latest episode of TravelGolf.com This Week.

In this week’s podcast, host Dave Berner talks to WorldGolf.com’s Brandon Tucker about 2015 U.S. Open host Chambers Bay golf course near Seattle.

“They’re going to be able to pack the spectators in on this course,” Tucker says. The event “could probably get a record attendance here.”

PGA Hall of Fame member Gary Wiren - director of instruction for Donald Trump Golf Properties and founder of Golf Around the World - offers insight on what golf needs to do to grow.

“Make it less hard,” Wiren says. “How do you do that? The first way is that when you’re introducing the game, you introduce it at a level where it’s easy to accomplish.”

Plus, BadGolfer.com’s William K. Wolfrum offers a surprise from his most recent Golfer Supremacy Rankings.

“We did have one surprise this week,” Wolfrum says. “We found one Dave Berner, host of the TravelGolf.com This Week podcast, on the list. You are the number four supreme golfer of the week, Dave.”

This podcast is supported by Florida Golf and Travel and ArizonaGolf.com.