Join Jeff Tracy as he talks about two of his loves, golf and cooking, on "Grilling on the Green." Jeff welcomes great names from the local and national golf scene to the show to talk about the game, as well the lifestyle of golf.
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08-01-2026
The forthcoming episode of Grilling at the Green delves into the intricacies of the Standard Portland Classic, an esteemed LPGA tournament that graces Columbia Edgewater Country Club from August 13th to 16th. We are joined by the tournament directors, Monica Olson and Lynn Clary, who elucidate their experiences and insights garnered over the past six years of managing this iconic event. The discussion highlights their commitment to fostering community engagement and the vital role of sponsorships in sustaining the tournament's success. Furthermore, they reveal exciting new features for this year, including an enhanced Family Fun Zone, which promises to enrich the spectator experience. As we navigate the challenges and triumphs of orchestrating such a significant occasion, we invite listeners to appreciate the dedication required to maintain the tournament's esteemed legacy.
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07-29-2026
The central focus of this podcast episode revolves around a compelling dialogue with Neil Lomax, a distinguished former NFL quarterback, as we delve into the intricacies of his illustrious career and his enduring passion for both golf and charitable endeavors. Lomax reflects on his journey from a local sports icon to a prominent figure in professional football, sharing anecdotes that illuminate his experiences, including memorable moments from his athletic pursuits and his interactions with notable personalities in the golfing realm. We engage in a thoughtful examination of the nuances of sportsmanship, the importance of community involvement, and the profound impact of mentorship in shaping one's trajectory. As we navigate through his reflections, Lomax imparts wisdom on maintaining a balance between competitive spirit and personal integrity, emphasizing the significance of building lasting relationships within the spheres of both sports and life. This episode serves not only as a tribute to Lomax's achievements but also as an exploration of the values that resonate deeply within the world of athletics.
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07-25-2026
Jeff interviewed Neil Lomax on his radio show, Grilling at the Green, discussing Neil's football career with the St. Louis and Phoenix Cardinals, his transition to golf, and his charity work. Neil shared stories about his early golf experiences with his grandfather, his annual Neil Lomax quarterback shootout charity tournament, and his thoughts on the changes in college sports and NIL. They also talked about Neil's current life, including his family, coaching, and love for golf. The conversation included personal anecdotes, favorite golf courses, and Neil's reflections on his career and influences.
07-22-2026
In this engaging episode of Grilling at the Green, we delve into the multifaceted experiences of Caroline Inglis, a former tour player and notable figure within the golfing community. The conversation traverses a variety of topics, including the intricacies of tournament travel, the camaraderie built with host families, and the challenges of adjusting to different environments. Notably, Caroline articulates her sentiments regarding spectator behavior at professional tournaments, emphasizing the need for decorum during critical moments. Furthermore, we explore her reflections on personal aspirations, the profound impact of travel, and her opinions on underrated golfers in the current landscape. Through this dialogue, we aim to illuminate the personal and professional nuances that define the life of a dedicated athlete in the realm of golf.
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07-18-2026
This episode features an enlightening discussion with Caroline Inglis, a former LPGA Tour golfer who has transitioned into her new role as the Director of Donor Engagement and Development at the Oregon Golf Association. We delve into the complexities of her shift from a professional golfing career to a more corporate environment, examining the challenges and rewards associated with such a significant life change. Caroline articulates the emotional and physical toll that professional golf exacts, particularly in relation to her ongoing back issues, which ultimately influenced her decision to retire from the tour. Throughout the conversation, we explore the evolution of the LPGA, highlighting the strides made in sponsorship, prize money, and overall visibility of women's golf. This episode serves as a compelling narrative not only of Caroline's personal journey but also of the broader advancements within the golfing community.
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