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We talk to Seth Waugh about his journey from the world of finance to CEO of the PGA of America. We discuss his involvement with the PGA Tour in creating the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston while he was CEO of Deutsche Bank Americas, his involvement with the PGA of America as a member of the Board of Directors, and his becoming CEO of the PGA of America in September 2018. It has been an active tenure for Seth as CEO, and we touch on some of his notable accomplishments, including creating the Back2Golf program during COVID and overseeing the expansion and relocation of PGA Headquarters to Frisco, Texas.

Olin Browne is one of golf’s great late-bloomers. The Occidental College grad didn’t break through on the PGA Tour until he was 39, when he won the Greater Hartford Open. Two more victories followed, including the Deutsche Bank Championship at the ripe age of 46. Six years later he took the U.S. Senior Open, torching Inverness. At 58, he continues to dig the secrets out of the dirt on the Champions tour. Olin sat down with Alan Shipnuck recently to talk about all things growing old in the game. Oh yeah, he's not going anywhere any time soon...unless his pro golfer son keeps beating him.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Host and Producer Holly G and The Golf Insiders Social Media Expert, EVVUS, Will Perry, are in the studio wrapping up the second event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Deutsche Bank Championship, won by Rory McIlory. The duo talk about Rory's putter change and a new putter coach. Holly and Will also discuss the news from earlier Wednesday that Tiger Woods intends to play three events this year starting with the Safeway Open as well as two other events including his own Hero World Challenge in December. Will and Holly talk about the top 5 in the FedExCup playoffs control their own destiny with only two events left. Patrick Reed, Jason Day, Dustin Johnson, Rory jumped into 4th place and Adam Scott is fifth. Jordan Spieth is ranked 6th.The BMW Championship is this week at Crooked Stick.  The Golf Insiders' featured course of the month is The Grand Cypress Golf Club in the Orlando area and Central Florida listeners can win a foursome to play the New Course by clicking on The Golf Insiders Facebook page and following the directions of how to enter the contest.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Host and Producer Holly G and The Golf Insiders Social Media Expert, EVVUS, Will Perry, are in the studio wrapping up the second event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Deutsche Bank Championship, won by Rory McIlory. The duo talk about Rory's putter change and a new putter coach. Holly and Will also discuss the news from earlier Wednesday that Tiger Woods intends to play three events this year starting with the Safeway Open as well as two other events including his own Hero World Challenge in December. Will and Holly talk about the top 5 in the FedExCup playoffs control their own destiny with only two events left. Patrick Reed, Jason Day, Dustin Johnson, Rory jumped into 4th place and Adam Scott is fifth. Jordan Spieth is ranked 6th.The BMW Championship is this week at Crooked Stick.  The Golf Insiders' featured course of the month is The Grand Cypress Golf Club in the Orlando area and Central Florida listeners can win a foursome to play the New Course by clicking on The Golf Insiders Facebook page and following the directions of how to enter the contest. In the second segment of the show, Holly G welcomes Jeff Babineau of Golfweek, who talks about Tiger's return next month. It looks like Tiger may play one event a month for the rest of 2016. Jeff thinks Tiger is playing at a pace where he can get himself ready for the Masters in 2017.  Will asks Jeff about where he thinks Tiger's mind will be when he returns. He needs to build his game and build his confidence.  Holly talks with Jeff about Rory bouncing back and turning his season around on a 15 foot putt for a triple bogey. Jeff thinks that Rory had been lost with his putting even though he was striking the ball so well, his putting was letting him down. It's also good news for Darren Clarke and the young European Ryder Cup team with McIlroy playing so well now. Another guy on the prowl and prepared for the Ryder Cup is Bulldog Patrick Reed who leads the FedEx Cup standings right now. Jeff thinks that maybe the US team might try something new for the Ryder Cup like having some younger guys who are really fired up. Not that the vets aren't but maybe switch it up with some new blood. The PGA Tour is headed to Crooked Stick in Indiana, Holly asks Jeff about the course. He said it's a good track and the players like to play there. Some of the guys who are playing well now played well three years ago. The guy who wins in Atlanta will be your FedEx Cup champ.  Jeff thinks that Jordan Spieth will be really focused this week in order for him to play well and make the Top 5 heading into the final event at East Lake Country Club.  Babs takes DJ to win this week and solidify his spot in the Top 5 and a good chance to win the $10 million bounty. Ben Everill, PGA Tour reporter for Australia Associated Press, calls in from Crooked Stick to talk about Jason Day. Ben said that this is Jason's worst year driving only hitting 50 percent of the fairways. He reports that Jason just put a new shaft in his driver Wednesday before the third FedEx Cup event.  Holly asked Ben about Jason Day's wife Ellie's car accident at the Deutsche Bank. He said everyone is fine and Ellie only had a case of whiplash.  Adam Scott was playing well earlier in the year but has crept his way into the Top 5. He thinks that Adam has a very good chance this week. Ben said that Adam played well in the Pro-Am on Wednesday and has been playing well the past two weeks in the FedExCup. He thinks that golf fans might be in for a shootout between Adam and Rory McIlroy this week. You can follow Ben on Twitter @BEverillPGATOUR  Holly G and Will Perry wrap up this week's hour of intelligent golf talk talking with Todd Lewis  from the Golf Channel calls in from the BMW Championship. Holly and Todd talk about Tiger's return. Todd thinks it is interesting that Tiger is playing in three different events, in three different countries and he thinks it might be a "circus" when Tiger tees it off at the Safeway Open in October. Woods will also play in the Turkish Open in November and then the final event his own World Golf Challenge in December. Todd said that these are 3 events that Tiger would like to play in but it still remains to be seen if he will be able to play. Will talks about the strategy that Tiger is using playing in two non-cut events. Holly asks Todd who he thinks will win this week. Rory McIlroy.

Rory McIlroy won the Deutsche Bank Championship with a vintage performance Monday, and the panel has Ryder Cup fever. It's the Monday Scramble with Golf Channel's Jay Coffin, Will Gray, Rex Hoggard, and George Savaricas.

Earl Forcey, Paul Stankowski and the PGA TOUR Radio team recap all the action from Round 4 of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Championship.

Earl Forcey, Paul Stankowski and the PGA TOUR Radio team recap all the action from Round 3 of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Championship.

Earl Forcey, Paul Stankowski and the PGA TOUR Radio team recap all the action from Round 2 of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Championship.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G along with Will Perry are in the studio wrapping up the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Barclays, won by Patrick Reed. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, talks about Ariya Jutanugarn's 5th win on the LPGA Tour. Steve compares her ball striking to that of a PGA Tour player. She over powers golf courses and fields. Will comments that she reminds him of the domination that Yani Tseng had in the LPGA a few years ago. Holly asks Steve about Inbee Park winning the gold medal in Rio. He said it was comparable to Tiger Woods winning the U.S. Open with a broken leg. Everything that Inbee has been through of late including her injury ... to just come out and play so well and capture the gold was incredible. Steve turns his focus to the PGA Tour. He and Will talk about Jordan Spieth's play of this year as compared to his domination last year when he won the FedEx Cup title. Steve doesn't think Jordan may ever play the four majors as well as he did last year.  Holly asks Steve about this week's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston and who the course may favor. Steve said it's a layout that favors defending champion Rickie Fowler. Steve feels that the guy who makes the most 20 footers is going to win this event. Holly mentions that Billy Horschel tied for 13th in the Barclays and won the FedEx Cup a couple years ago. The player who is playing well right now and didn't have his best "stuff" this past week is said Patrick Reed.

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G along with Will Perry are in the studio wrapping up the first event of the FedEx Cup playoffs, The Barclays, won by Patrick Reed. Co-host and assistant pro at Golden Bear Club at Keene's Point calls in to talk with Holly and share with the listeners about the successful Golf United Charity Scramble for Pulse Orlando event that took place Aug. 26, 2016 at Grand Cypress Golf Club's New Course at Grand Cypress. A big thank you to all that worked the event to make it a success as well as for all those that participated. More than $36,000 was raised.  Donations are still being taken at golfunited.org.  Jeff Babineau from Golfweek calls in to talk about his participation in the Charity Scramble. Jeff's team finished at 21-under-par and won the tournament.  Holly and Jeff talk about Sunday's finish at Bethpage where Reed won and Rickie Fowler faltered down the stretch losing the tournament as well as an automatic spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Will talks with Jeff about Reed's momentum as he progresses through the FedEx Cup playoffs. Holly brings up the red hot Sean O'Hair who finished second at Bethpage and jumped from 108th to 15th in the FedEx Cup standings. Jeff mentions that the Ryder Cup selections deadline has been moved back and U.S. Captain Davis Love III has a couple more tournaments before he has to fill his final spots on the team. John Glozek, Publisher Golfing Long Island Magazine, chats with Holly and Will about The Barclays and the New York crowd. John was at the event and shares his thoughts on the first stage of the FedEx Cup. Phil Mickelson, who is a fan favorite in New York didn't fare as well as he and his fans would have liked. John said that watching the tourney on television doesn't give the viewers the full understanding of how tough the breaks are on the greens at Bethpage.  Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, talks about Ariya Jutanugarn's 5th win on the LPGA Tour. Steve compares her ball striking to that of a PGA Tour player. She over powers golf courses and fields. Will comments that she reminds him of the domination that Yani Tseng had in the LPGA a few years ago. Holly asks Steve about Inbee Park winning the gold medal in Rio. He said it was comparable to Tiger Woods winning the U.S. Open with a broken leg. Everything that Inbee has been through of late including her injury ... to just come out and play so well and capture the gold was incredible. Steve turns his focus to the PGA Tour. He and Will talk about Jordan Spieth's play of this year as compared to his domination last year when he won the FedEx Cup title. Steve doesn't think Jordan may ever play the four majors as well as he did last year.  Holly asks Steve about this week's Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston and who the course may favor. Steve said it's a layout that favors defending champion Rickie Fowler. Steve feels that the guy who makes the most 20 footers is going to win this event. Holly mentions that Billy Horschel tied for 13th in the Barclays and won the FedEx Cup a couple years ago. The player who is playing well right now and didn't have his best "stuff" this past week is said Patrick Reed.

Earl Forcey, Paul Stankowski and the PGA TOUR Radio team recap all the action from Round 1 of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Championship.

John Swantek visits with PGATOUR.COM fantasy insider Rob Bolton to break down the Deutsche Bank Championship. Jonathan Wall of PGATOUR.COM serves up the equipment report from the golf industry.

Two Man Scramble gives you a rundown on the FedEx Cup. Telling you how it works, the history behind it and past champions. They also recap the Barclays tournament, update you on the FedEx Cup standings before previewing the Deutsche Bank Championship. To finish it off they preview the FedEx Cup Playoffs.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

In a special preview edition of PGA TOUR Replay, Luke Elvy, Dennis Paulson, and Kevin Sylvester set the stage for the 2016 Deutsche Bank Championship with interviews and analysis.

We're still going to talk football here on this Hump Day edition of BangTheBook Radio, but it won't be the primary topics. We'll chat with Wes Reynolds about some of this weekend's marquee games and his approach to this big first weekend college football card as a volume bettor that finds edges by betting a lot of first half and second half lines. It should be a great discussion that will lead into some chatter about the Omega European Masters on the European Tour and the Deutsche Bank Championship on the PGA Tour, the second event of the FedEx Cup playoffs. Jay Primetown has been an excellent MMA resource and he joins us to chat about UFC Fight Night 93: Arlovski vs. Barnett coming up this weekend in Germany. 0:00-1:45 - Show intro 1:45-31:30 - Teddy Bridgewater, CFB Week 1 betting tips, golf predictions 31:30-38:25 - Host Adam Burke's MLB thoughts for August 31 38:25-1:00:00 - Jay Primetown, MMAOddsbreaker.com; UFC Fight Night 93 predictions

The first PLAYOFF event is complete - Patrick Reed held off all challengers and came out on top. The top 100 move on to The Deutsche Bank Championship this week. Bob and Alex analyze performances and the field. The European Ryder Cup team is complete. The US announced the top 8 automatic qualifiers. Plenty of discussion on this topic. The Feature Interview is with Major Ed Pulido, Sr VP of Folds of Honor. Patriot Golf Day over Labor Day weekend is the Hot Topic this week.

Our fantasy fix gurus, Joel Beall and Alex Myers, preview the Deutsche Bank Championship, with its Labor Day Monday finish at TPC Boston, by offering their expert advice on who to pick for the second FedEx Cup Playoff event.

The boys of Tour Junkies switch roles for this one and see how they handle it. Pat preps more than ever & David studies weather patterns like his kids lives depend on it. Plus, the Deutsche Bank Championship course preview, key stats, and player picks are discussed. As always, thank you for making us your trusted source for all things PGA Tour & Fantasy Golf! May your screens be green!

Fantasy Golf Insider’s Jeff Bergerson and Zach Turcotte preview this weekend’s PGA tournament Deutsche Bank Championship and the European Tour’s Omega European Masters. Premium content, tools, strategy and analysis for FGI members: http://www.fantasygolfinsider.com FGI Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/fantasy-golf-insider/id1055153112?mt=2 FGI Podcast on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/fantasy-golf-insider

Dave Kelner, Mike Grenham and Dave Tindall are with you to preview the Omega European Masters and the Deutsche Bank Championship. The guys also have a brief chat about Darren Clarke's wildcard selections for the European Ryder Cup team. #betting #golfpodcast #williamhill #omegaeuropeanmasters #deutschebankchampionship #rydercup

Golf Channel's Matt Adams, Rex Hoggard, and Ryan Lavner weigh in on the Ryder Cup teams ahead of the captain's picks. The FedEx Cup is also underway with Patrick Reed winning The Barclays, and the PGA Tour heads to Boston for the Deutsche Bank Championship.

Zach and Jeff from Fantasy Golf Insiders look back at Labor Day weekend's Deutsche Bank Championship including their up-close look at the competition during the DraftKings invite-only live competition; then preview this weekend's BMW Championship.Visit FantasyGolfInsider.com for even more Fantasy Golf news and tips, and premium content!

Zach and Jeff from Fantasy Golf Insiders look back recap The Barclays and eagerly look ahead to their meeting with destiny this weekend at the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston, MA. And there is a bit confusion when it comes to our Shot(s) of the Week!Visit FantasyGolfInsider.com for even more Fantasy Golf news and tips!

On the show this week, we look back on the events of last week - The M2M Russian Open and The Deutsche Bank Championship which was won after a dramatic duel between Fowler and Stenson. And we preview the events of the coming week.  We look forward to The Walker Cup, The Web.com Tour Finals, The Evian Championship, the final major of the year for the Ladies and The KLM Open on The European Tour, as The PGA Tour and The FedEx Cup takes a break for a week.

Welcome to episode 130 of Guys & Balls. Rylan here, I wasn't at the show and so I can only guess the guys went by the setlist...so here goes. Starting off the episode, you might get some talk about the opening week of NCAA football, Pac-12 happenings, and of course the Ducks and YOUR Beavers recaps...maybe. The possibly, you might get some MLS updates with a haphazard Did the Timbers Tie. Then, I'm pretty positive, you'll get an update on on Ricky Fowler and the Deutsche Bank Championship and the FedEx Cup. Then, it is that season, so we end the show with the first NFL picks of the season, pretty sure. Enjoy, I guess. www.guysandballs.com

Golf seems in a rush to name Jordan Spieth, Jason Day and Rory McIlroy as golf's new Big Three. However, as Rickie Fowler demonstrated on Monday at the Deutsche Bank Championship, that call is probably premature. And there are others already on Tour, with more coming, looking to join the party. We also look at the miscue of picking Phil Mickelson for the U.S. Presidents Cup team.

Alex & Bob analyze the FedExCup PlayOffs. Rickie Fowler had what it took as he rallied down the stretch to win the Deutsche Bank Championship by one for his 3rd PGA TOUR victory. The FedExCup Standings are down to the top 70 going into the BMW Championship next week. Other news: The Presidents Cup teams are finalized and announced. Player Audio: Rickie Fowler describes his win.

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is on sale for $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Host Holly G is at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championships. It's also the eve of the second event of the 2015 FedEx Cup playoffs, The Deutsche Bank Championship.  Last week it was all Jason Day as he won The Barclays, his fourth event of the season, running away from the competition once again. On Sunday  Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in a talks to Holly to talk about Jason Day's confident play of late.  Bob feels that once again that once you break through things get easier.  Day shot a 63-62 to run away with the event.  Bob talks to Holly G about when is the last time that two players have been in the hunt for the Player of the Year. Jordan Spieth winning two majors and two other events and how well he has played. On the other hand, now you have Day who has won a major and three other events with one of those being a FedEx Cup event.  There's a possibility that Day could sweep the FedEx Cup and how would that stand up against what Spieth has done in the eyes of their peers who vote for POY? Bob said that Spieth finished first, first, fourth and second in the majors this year so that may be the stat that seals it for Spieth. And he was one stroke away from being in the playoff at the Open Championship which could've been three in a row for Jordan. It's been one of the greatest years is major championship history. Holly and Bob discuss Rory McIlroy's chances battling through injuries and how he might play the rest of the FedEx Cup playoffs this year? Bob said that Rory is more fresh now. He can play one week, get a week off and then play two in a row. Bob feels that it is a good decision by Rory to play how he has this past month.  Then a hard European Tour finish after that. Bob and Holly talk about who has to make the biggest move this week to help their cause going forward. Hunter Mahan has been in eight straight Tour Championships since the FedEx Cup playoffs have started. If you get to Atlanta, you are putting at least 150,000 in your retirement account. He's 91st in points and has a lot of work to do this week to get to the BMW. The Top 5 get to control their destiny in the FedEx Cup. May be one of the debatable things about the FedEx Cup format. Day can win the next two and may not win it all. Someone who is 2, 3, 4 or 5 can win the title if they win the last event. Bob feels, that it's hard to play these big tournaments in consecutive weeks so it's great that they have a week off after this Mitch Laurance, host of Golf Connections on PlayGolfGetaways.com , talks to Holly about the World Ams and 57 courses being played. There are about 3,500 golfers and about 70 or so flights.  Players play four different golf courses during the event and experience all of the facets. There are also amazing deals at the 19th Hole, the food, the free cocktails, etc.  There are also so many side competitions going on and events for participants to compete in. John Daly was at the World Am right after being in the hospital for a collapsed lung. Mitch said he got to spend some time with Daly and ask him how he was doing and ... John said "Okay, but added he was still scared."   Mitch said it really is a mind boggling place with all the great golf courses in the area and the World Amateur event each year. For more information on the World Amateur or to compete next year, visit www.myrtlebeachworldamateur.com/ Jeff Shain, Island Packet and Beaufort Gazette in Hilton Head, S.C. and a contributor to PGATour.com, calls in from nearby Hilton Head to talk to Holly G about Jason Day's recent accomplishments on Tour. Very impressive but befuddled some of the top players in the world. Jeff feels that once a player crosses over and wins one of the biggest events it really goes a long way in boosting their confidence where they can start winning more. Holly asks Jeff about Brian Harman's two aces in one tournament. He was buying drinks and they were all doubles. Maxed out his credit card. Brian has a good year but hasn't been a contender this year like last year when he won. Jeff discusses the second event of the FedEx Cup and the top players. Interesting to have the three guys together in Spieth, Day, and McIlroy. Jeff mentions the fact that Sergio Garcia is not playing the Deutsche Bank and was not at The Barclays. It's a big gamble just playing the last two events, but is an interesting strategy.  Jeff says that in the past it seems that there are players who are just on the periphery in the standings that get hot and win it all like Horschel did last year. Jeff said it could be Robert Streb. Wrapping up the hour of intelligent golf talk radio Holly talks to one of the featured golf courses on The Golf Insiders Golf Card, Justin Awtrey the General Manager of the DeBary Golf and Country Club. Justin talks about the renovations that were recently done to the course and the grand reopening. The country club put in some new Tiff Eagle greens and tilled them all.  Has been voted a one of the top 100 courses over the years and a Four-Star course by Golf Digest Magazine and is celebrating its 25th Anniversary. Club Corp, network of golf courses, dining, tennis and more.  Some of the benefits of being a Club Corp member. 430,000 members world wide 250+ clubs worldwide Members join a family of clubs not just one club. Our DeBary Golf and Country Club ONE members receive 50 percent off at all the dinners at Debary Golf and Country Club, but they also get 2 free rounds of golf at every one of the clubs each month as well as two free meals at our business clubs. Swimming, fitness, tennis, golf. Special Membership new golf members at DeBary Golf and Country Club who sign up by the end of September get 50 percent off dues the rest of the year. Local listeners can also call 386-668-1705 and get in touch with DeBary Golf & Country Club. The club offers a beautiful clubhouse combining formal Florida elegance and outstanding amenities. With great course conditions, undulating fairways and greens that roll true and fast, it's no wonder that DeBary is consistently chosen as a U.S. Open Qualifying site.

On the show this week, we catch up on two weeks of tournaments and news after a scheduling nightmare last week.   And we preview the events of the coming week.  We look forward to the first Ryder Cup points qualification event on The European Tour, The M2M Russian Open and the second event of The FedEx Cup, The Deutsche Bank Championship from TPC Boston.

Dave Kelner, Mike Grenham and Dave Tindall are with you to preview the Deutsche Bank Championship on this edition of the podcast. Jason Day secured his fourth PGA Tour win of the season with a faultless performance in last week's Barclays and heads the betting with William Hill. #golf #golfbetting #podcast #golfpodcast #WilliamHill

Jason Day is on top of his game by his own admission. Bob & Alex congratulate Day and analyze The PLAYOFFS and Day's domination as well as who goes on and who goes home after The Barclays. Domination is the Rule as Maggert dominates the Champions Tour right now and moves into 1st place in the Schwab Cup standings. Dickey Pride - well, he'll be returning to the PGA TOUR also. After News & Notes, Bob & Alex preview The Deutsche Bank Championship.

This week we review the two Ryder Cup captain's wild card picks and discuss the quality of both teams.  We review last week's events in the Deutsche Bank Championship in the FedEx Cup, look back on mad man Otto winning the Italian Open along with Stephen Gallacher's excellent performance to earn his wild card.  We also look ahead to the Omega European Masters and the BMW Championship this weekend.

Chris Kirk took home the Deutsche Bank Championship after a dramatic closing round 66. He joined us to talk about some of the pivotal moments.

This week we look back on The D+D REAL Czech Masters, comfortably won by Jamie Donaldson to lock in his place on The Ryder Cup Team.  The FedEx Cup kicked off with a classy ball striking display from Hunter Mahan en route to winning The Barclays Championship.  We then have some Wild Card pick fun by stepping into the shoes of Paul McGinley and his Vice Captains to see what three players we'd pick for the European Team's defence of The Ryder Cup in Gleneagles in a few week's time.  We wrap up with a quick look ahead to last chance saloon for European Team automatic qualification in The OPEN D'ITALIA and the second event of The FedEx Cup, the Deutsche Bank Championship from TPC Boston.

Hunter Mahan was a 40/1 winner for the golf podcast team in the Barclays and Dave Kelner and Mike Grenham are hoping they can provide you with another winner this week. The Italian Open and the Deutsche Bank Championship are previewed by the pair on this edition of the podcast. http://serve.williamhill.com/promoRedirect?member=audiobooUK&campaign=DEFAULT&channel=will_golf&zone=1484172145&lp=0

Henrik Stenson gained a deserved success for his consistent play over the last couple of months, winning the Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston on Monday evening. Stenson hadn’t won a PGA Tour event since The Players Championship in 2009 and was outside the top 200 in the world at the start of the 2012 season, however his ball-striking this season has been exemplary and he now sits at the top of the FedEx Cup standings. The PGA Tour takes a break this week following the Deutsche Bank Championship, but Dave Kelner and Mike Grenham are with you to preview the Omega European Masters, one of the highlights on the European Tour each and every season.

  This week, Josh chats with Shoshana Agus-Kleinman, contributor to weiunderpar.com and TheGolfNewsNet. Shoshana was on the ground at TPC Boston for the Deutsche Bank Championship and shared her thoughts […]

On this edition of the Secret in the Dirt Podcast, Mike, Jimmy, and TO talk about the Deutsche Bank Championship, discuss some highlights in golf history, and discuss the swings of Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods

Adam Scott put himself firmly in the 'player of the year' picture with a scintillating, bogey-free final round 66 to win The Barclays on Sunday. Scott started the day six shots back but ended up winning by one shot from Graham Delaet, Justin Rose, Tiger Woods and Gary Woodland. On the European Tour, Tommy Fleetwood beat Stephen Gallacher and Ricardo Gonzalez in a three-man play-off to lift the Johnnie Walker Championship. Dave Kelner and Mike Grenham are with you to preview the ISPS Wales Open and the Deutsche Bank Championship on this edition of the podcast.

Rich Bianco is in the studio with special guest Peter Kessler, "The Voice of Golf". The show is joined in progress as the two are talking about Watney's success and the FedEx Cup playoffs. Bob Harig, ESPN.com, calls in to join the discussion about the FedEx Cup Playoffs with Rich and Peter. Bob's point is that Nick Watney is taking advantage of his win at the Barclays, the only win this season. His best finish prior to that was 8th, but now he is right there in the mix with all the golfers who have played well all year. Fair or not? That's the way the FedEx Cup is set up for now. Bob also brings up the point if people are expecting too much of Tiger with all that he has been through?  His age, his injuries, his personal life. He is back to second in the standings and if you take away the name Tiger Woods, everyone else would be a major success story. Rich B and Bob talked about the upcoming Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston, Norton, Mass. Adam Scott is Bob Harig's pick. Todd Lewis, The Golf Channel, calls in to talk about the Ryder Cup and Europe's team. The duo talks about Gary Woodland's success last year and didn't qualify for the Top 125 this year as he has been battling injuries. Todd feels that he will get healthy and come back strong in 2013. Todd talks about the Deutsche Bank Championship and how it differs from Beth Page and it may be the easiest course of the four in the FedEx Cup Playoffs this year. Jeff Shain, Orlando Sentinel, calls in to talk to the duo about the LPGA and the Tour's youngest winner, 15 year old Lidia Ko from New Zealand who was born is South Korea. Peter brings up the point that Suzanne Petterson has not dominated the Tour like one would think she could with all of her abilities. Jeff also talks about Watney's success and the rest of the FedEx Cup. Chris King, communications director for marketing cooperative Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday, calls in from the World Golf Amateur's 19th Hole to wrap up the show and update the status of the weather and how the tournament has been going at the tournament. The 29th Annual Golf.com World Amateur Handicap Championship features approximately 3,100 players.