Hawk & Rude

 Hawk & Purk recap a dominant U.S. performance at the 43rd Ryder Cup.

Hawk and Purk return from a lengthy hiatus and find plenty to talk about as the PGA Tour winds to a close

Jon Rahm's dazzling birdie-birdie finish puts a bow on one of the best national championships in the 21st century—a tournament with a little bit of everything.

Hawk and Purk size up the field—and the San Diego ballpark itself—in the the first national championship held at Torrey Pines since Tiger Woods' unforgettable victory in 2008.

Hawk and Purk have plenty to say regarding the unprecedented disqualification of Jon Rahm, who was forced to withdraw at Muirfield Village after building a six-shot thru 54 holes.

Hawk and Purk review a memorable and historic PGA Championship won by Phil Mickelson, who became the oldest player ever to win a major title.

Hawk and Purk discuss all things related to this week’s action on the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, where the PGA will be played for a second time—and for the second time in May.

Rory McIlroy ends an 18-month winless stretch in Charlotte, although Hawk & Purk clearly disagree on what they saw and what it means.

The longtime swing coach and CBS analyst dissect the changing world of golf on television—changes many would say are for the worse.

Hawk and Purk take a deep dive into Hideki Matsuyama’s first major title—a tournament defined largely by all the failure around him.

Special guest Bob Bubka joins Hawk and Purk to talk about the biggest disappointments and surprises through 36 holes.

Hawk and Purk review all the key issues and top players on the eve of the 85th gathering at Augusta National.

Amid a wall-wall Euro invasion, Justin Thomas prevails over Lee Westwood to win the PGA Tour’s premier prize. Hawk & Purk give it to you straight.

Hawk & Purk serve up a filter-free preview of this week’s Players Championship, at TPC Sawgrass, golf’s ultimate love-it-or-hate-it venue.

Hawk & Purk pile it on with a month’s worth of reflections—a mere five weeks before the 2021 Masters.

Hawk & Purk kick off 2021 with a bang, as Patrick Reed’s latest rules skirmish overshadows his victory at Torrey Pines.

Hawk & Purk employ the clearest of vision to assess 2020, identifying the biggest newsmakers and grading their performances in this most turbulent of golf seasons.

Hawk & Purk assess the good, bad and unusual to emerge from the 84th Masters, won last week by Dustin Johnson.

Hawk & Purk dissect the effects of playing the tournament in November, the DeChambeau factor, the unprecedented two-tee start and where the game’s biggest names stand on the eve of a tradition unlike any other.

Is Patrick Cantlay a top-10 player? Do Justin Thomas and Jon Rahm look flawed heading to Augusta National? Does Tiger Woods have any chance of defending his Masters title? Hawk & Purk have answers.

After warming up with a bit of Buy or Sell, Hawk & Purk sniff around some of the game’s more interesting news items.

Longtime network announcer and swing instructor Peter Kostis discusses the phenomenon of Bryson DeChambeau and how Augusta National might play for a Masters in November.

There were plenty of storylines from Winged Foot; Hawk and Purk discuss the dominant performance by Bryson DeChambeau, the demise of Matthew Wolff and the week’s biggest disappointments.

 Hawk & Purk burrow though the top 10 in the Official World Golf Ranking with a buy-or-sell mentality and an unlimited budget. Who gets left on the shelf? You might be surprised.

Hawk & Purk both take strong exception to the ramifications emerging from the Tour Championship, where the man who shot the lowest score didn’t “win” the tournament.

Hawk & Purk review the second FedEx Cup playoff event—which featured one of the greatest finishes you’ll ever see and a U.S. Open-like set up—and take a peek at the regular-season finale in Atlanta.

Hawk & Purk assess Dustin Johnson’s overpowering performance in the FedEx Cup playoff opener and pore over the big names that didn’t advance.

 Hawk & Purk dive headfirst into the three-week dollar derby known as the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Hawk & Purk discuss a compelling PGA Championship, won by Collin Morikawa over a star-studded leaderboard that provided plenty of storylines.

This week’s PGA Championship is the first of seven majors to be played over the next 11 1/2 months. Hawk & Purk provide some perspective on this busy stretch

It’s time to get serious, golf fans, as Hawk & Purk cast an eye on the stretch of big events over the next two months and wonder why so many big names are coming up small.

Jon Rahm hopped into the World Ranking’s No. 1 spot in the world with his victory at the Memorial, but it was the wiggle of his ball on the 16th hole Sunday evening that has everyone talking.

Hawk & Purk review Collin Morikawa’s second career victory—thanks to some sloppy play by Justin Thomas down the stretch—and discuss Tiger Woods’ first start since February.

Hawk & Purk mix it up with longtime Golf Digest senior writer Guy Yocom, who offers his takes on Bryson DeChambeau, CBS, and back-to-back tournaments at Muirfield Village.

Hawk and Purk discuss Dustin Johnson’s 21st PGA Tour victory and NBC’s reacquisition of the U.S. Open from Fox.

Hawk & Purk discuss the terrific finish at Hilton Head and address a report that this year’s Ryder Cup will be pushed back to 2021.

Hawk & Purk discuss the return of pro golf after a three-month hiatus and preview this week's tournament at Colonial.

Pro golf’s most underrated analyst joins the fellas to discuss a variety of topics, offering his usual mix of wry humor and poignant wisdom

Hawk & Purk ruminate over why Tiger vs. Phil II was far better than the 2018 debut but was it more entertaining than the Seminole match a week earlier?

Hawk & Purk preview the Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson “encore” and look back on the charity skins game at Seminole.

Hawk & Purk discuss the risks of resuming the PGA Tour season during the second week in June—and compare the Tiger-Phil match to the Seminole fourball later this month.

Veteran PGA Tour caddie Kip Henley makes an encore appearance on Hawk & Purk. This time, he’s unarmed and very dangerous.

Hawk & Purk pick apart pro golf’s plan to resume play this summer, one that doesn’t include a British Open but will feature a postseason without a legitimate regular season.

They don’t come any more comical or candid than longtime PGA looper Kip Henley, a southern storyteller with a pretty sharp game of his own

Seventeen PGA Tour wins. Nine Ryder Cups. Two sub-60 rounds. The 2003 U.S. Open. Now that Furyk has joined the fellas for a chat, we can say he’s done it all.

The 17-time PGA Tour winner takes on all subjects as pro golf begins its hibernation.

Golf’s ultimate voice of reason shares his thoughts on everything, from his messy departure at CBS to how to hit a quality fairway-bunker shot.

The longtime CBS golf analyst and former tour pro reminds us why he was one of the game’s most interesting and colorful characters.

Hawk & Purk discuss the dwindling significance of the World Golf Championships and the lack of essential star power at so many PGA Tour events.

Hawk & Purk look back on Riviera and ahead to the Florida swing, scratching their heads over the health of Tiger Woods/Brooks Koepka and another puzzling performance from Rory McIlroy.

Hawk & Purk dish on an array of topics as the PGA Tour gathers in Los Angeles for the final stop on the West Coast swing.