GB&I’s Walker Cup win at Lahinch wasn’t just a trophy—it was a masterclass in team chemistry, preparation, and handling the biggest amateur stage in golf. Josh Hill stops by The Back of the Range to relive the wild celebration and the moments that turned a week in Ireland into the best night of his life. Beneath the laughter is a deeper story: how a player who felt he underachieved at Tennessee used setbacks, injuries, and hard-earned lessons to become a key part of a championship team. In this episode, Josh shares:
How data and detailed preparation shaped partnerships down to the even- and odd-hole tee shots at Lahinch
What it feels like to compete in front of 8,000 passionate fans while representing your country
Why college golf can be an invaluable development ground—but not the final verdict on a professional career
The pressure, emotion, and precision behind Josh’s famous bunker shot and winning putt on the 18th hole
Why the Walker Cup’s timing creates such a difficult decision for college seniors turning professional
Josh also looks ahead to Q School and his transition into the professional ranks, explaining why he’s focused on trusting the process, stacking consistent days, and continuing to climb the leaderboard.
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