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Monster seasons continue for Ben Griffin and Angel Cabrera on the PGA TOUR and PGA Tour Champions! Griffin's win at the Charles Schwab Championship is his second this year, while Cabrera now has two senior majors to go along with his Masters & U.S. Open wins in just his first season on CHAMPS. Damon and Eamon dive into what has already been banner years for both players. The U.S. Women's Open starts in just a few days so we also bring in Beth Ann Nichols to take a look at the field as well as discuss the LPGA appointing Craig Kessler as its new commissioner. Lastly, the USGA crowned two new champions last week in the Men's Amateur Four-Ball Championship! Tyler Mawhinney and Will Hartman got the job done and got together with our crew to discuss the biggest win of their young careers so far. Tyler Mawhinney & Will Hartman (35:21)

On today's episode Matt Adams and Eamon Lynch recap Scottie Scheffler's incredible PGA Championship victory. Harry Higgs joins to weigh in on Scottie's win and what is to come at the Charles Schwab Challenge this week for the PGA TOUR. Later in the show Paige Mackenzie and Rex Hoggard join the conversation on all things PGA Championship. Before the show wraps up the Golf Today crew sparks conversation over the yearly NCAA college tournament as play began today. HARRY HIGGS 23:59 PAIGE MACKENZIE 33:00 REX HOGGARD 34:08

On this today's episode, Damon and Eamon break down the Truist Championship — the sixth of eight signature events on the 2025 PGA Tour — taking place at the historic Philadelphia Cricket Club while Quail Hollow gears up for next week's PGA Championship. They catch up with past champions Max Homa and Lucas Glover to reflect on their victories and current form. Plus, big news from the PGA of America: the Ryder Cup is headed to Bethpage Black this September, and in celebration, they've launched The People's Perk — a ticket giveaway exclusively for New York residents. Over the next five months, 3,000 complimentary tickets will be given out through surprise events across Long Island and NYC-area public golf courses, with 500 tickets available each day from Tuesday through Sunday during Ryder Cup week. LUCAS GLOVER 0:03 DAN MEERSMAN 13:24 MAX HOMA 27:23 BRYAN KARNS 38:06

It might not be a familiar course to PGA TOUR fans but the Wissahickon Course at Philadelphia Cricket Club is ready to host the game's best at the Truist Championship! Todd Lewis is on the scene in Philadelphia and he got word from the players about what kind of test this classic A.W. Tillinghast design will pose. This will also be the first signature event for Collin Morikawa with his new caddie Joe Griner! Damon and Eamon discuss the state of the 2-time major champion's game, and how a new caddie might help him return to the winners circle. Meanwhile on the LPGA Tour, the Mizuho Americas Open is this week! LPGA legend Michelle Wie West is the tournament host so we catch up with her to learn more about how this event has already feels like a staple on the circuit after just one season.

The first of May is just one day away! And that means the CJ CUP Byron Nelson is right around the corner. Damon and Eamon get you up to speed on a field that includes the World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler! How do Scottie and our guys feel about his game headed into a busy, three-week stretch for the two time Masters Champion? Tune in to find out! The guys also take a look at Jordan Spieth and discuss his recovery from a serious offseason wrist surgery and his road back to the top of the game. Just like Scheffler and Spieth, Bobby Massa is a Dallas native who will be in the field this week! We talk to the renowned amateur, who made it into the field this week via a Monday Qualifier and gained some serious street-cred after making it to the Quarterfinals of the 2024 U.S. Amateur. Not to mention, this tournament will be the last week that TPC Craig Ranch is in play before the course is renovated! David Pillsbury, CEO of 'INVITED', stops by to discuss the facelift for the course, and why it's important to update golf courses and keep them relevant to today's game. David Pillsbury (16:17) Bobby Massa (24:58)

The picks are in! Brandt Snedeker and Geoff Ogilvy will lead Team USA and the Internationals at the 2026 Presidents Cup. Damon and Eamon chat with both of the newly-minted captains as they begin their preparations for Medinah in earnest. The guys also call together an emergency session of the Golf Today Roundtable to discuss the big news with Golf Channel's Rex Hoggard and Shane Ryan from Golf Digest. Meanwhile, down at TPC Craig Ranch, Jordan Cornette was on the grounds of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson to gauge PGA TOUR pro reactions to the next round of captains in the much sought-after team competition. Hear what Presidents Cup stalwarts Zach Johnson and Tom Kim had to say! Brandt Snedeker (2:33) Geoff Ogilvy (16:23)

There's a first time for everything! Lives were changed this weekend as Mao Saigo won the Chevron Championship for her first LPGA Tour win, and Andrew Novak & Ben Griffin teamed up for their first PGA TOUR win each at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Damon Hack & Eamon Lynch call in Todd Lewis and Ryan Lavner to discuss another monumental weekend in this week's Golf Today Roundtable. Later on, we welcome in renowned golf coach Justin Parsons to discuss his work with some of the game's best... and then our own Eamon Lynch. Justin Parsons (53:43)

On this edition of Golf Today, Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch set up a highly anticipated week of golf on the LPGA and PGA tour. Amy Rogers reports from the Chevron Classic before play starts tomorrow, followed by Beth Ann Nichols joining the guys to discuss storylines leading up to the first women's major of the year. Then, Madelene Sagstrom, fresh off her win at T-Mobile Match Play, sits down with Amy Rogers for an in-depth discussion on her mindset leading up to Chevron. Rex Hoggard joins with a report from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans with a report from Rory McIlroy fresh off his career grand slam and PGA Commissioner Jay Monahan. Getting back to LPGA, reigning CME Group Champion Jeeno Thitikul joins the show to preview the week ahead for her. Mel Reid joins Damon and Eamon at the desk to discuss a variety of topics around the LPGA tour. Finally, the legendary Bernhard Langer joins the show to talk about his career in golf. All of that and more on this edition of Golf Today! BETH ANN NICHOLS: 18:08 MADELENE SAGSTROM: 29:53 JEENO THITIKUL: 46:01 MEL REID: 54:13 BERNHARD LANGER: 1:05:19

Happy Earth Day! Last year around this time, Nelly Korda claimed the 2024 Chevron Championship, marking her fifth consecutive win to kick off the season. This year, we're on the edge of our seats waiting to see who will be crowned champion come Sunday. We'll be catching up with a few LPGA Tour players to hear how they're strategizing for the week at Carlton Woods. Meanwhile, the PGA Tour is down in New Orleans at TPC Louisiana. After last year's Grammy-worthy performance from Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry, we're checking in with some players who may not break into song—but will certainly put on a show with their game. ROBERT MACINTYRE & THOMAS DETRY 13:24 JEENO THITIKUL 21:30 INGRID LINDBLAD 26:53 RHETT EVANS 33:03 BEN CRENSHAW 40:17 NEAL SHIPLEY 53:05 BRITTANY LINCICOME 59:53

The winless drought is over for Justin Thomas! At long last, the former world NO.1 closes out a PGA TOUR victory for the first time in nearly three years. Damon Hack & Eamon Lynch call in Ryan Lavner AND Golf Digest Sr. Writer Joel Beall for a Golf Today Roundtable to discuss JT's elating win, as well as a deflating win for Joel Dahmen -- who bogeyed each of the last three holes to lose the Corales Puntacana Championship by a single stroke. The LPGA TOUR was in action as well this past weekend, and the former top ranked amateur in the women's game, Ingrid Lindblad, won her first LPGA title at the JM Eagle LA Championship! The rising star's game is coming into form right as the first major of the LPGA season arrives, so we call up 5-time Major Champion Amy Alcott to discuss Linblad's big win and the monumental week of golf ahead. GOLF TODAY ROUNDTABLE (26:07) AMY ALCOTT (48:09)

Eamon Lynch and Jordan Cornette are joined by Billy Horschel, Beth Ann Nichols, Steve Burkowski and Catherine Rao covering multiple topics and events this week! First the guys are joined by Billy Horschel discussing his standout performance for the Atlanta Golf Club at TGL this week. Next Beth Ann Nichols covers the Augusta National Women's Amateur biggest storylines to watch out for this week. Lastly, Burko and Catherine Rao join the show from Augusta looking ahead to the big week for the women's amateur.

Eamon Lynch and Jordan Cornette are joined by Butch Harmon, plus welcome in Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner for multiple roundtable discussions. Plus, preview the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur with Kiara Romero. Butch Harmon: 0:49 Rex Hoggard & Ryan Lavner: 16:20 Kiara Romero: 47:13

The conclusion of the PGA TOUR Florida Swing starts tomorrow at the Valspar Championship. Let's get you caught up! No. 3 in the world Xander Schauffele has not been pleased with his game since returning from an injury before the Players Championship. Hear what he had to say to Kira K. Dixon on site as he looks to continue shaking the rust off of his game. Pro Football Hall of Famer and Tournament Co-Chair Ronde Barber is happy to have the 2-time major champion amongst a strong field at his event. We catch up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers legend on life after football, and just how bright the future is for the Valspar Championship after renewing the sponsorship rights this year. Peter Malnati made last year's edition of the tournament one we won't soon forget after his emotional win! We touch base with him a year after his signature win as a pro to see how he likes pulling up to an event as defending champion. Speaking of champions, the golf world is still abuzz after Rory McIlroy's big win at TPC Sawgrass. His coach and Golf Channel contributor Brad Faxon joins us from Innisbrook to give us insight into what he and the now 2-time players champion worked on to get his game into great shape early on this year. Peter Malnati (3:38) Brad Faxon (15:21) Ronde Barber (35:10)

As if Rory McIlroy wasn't already in rarified air, his win at the Players Championship this week was another one for the record books! The 2019 Players Champion battled through tough conditions to join the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Scottie Scheffler as the only golfers to ever win the event multiple Players and Major Championships. Eamon Lynch and George Savaricas call in Rex Hoggard and Shane Ryan to discuss the latest addition to McIlroy's already stacked resume in this week's Golf Today Roundtable. The PGA TOUR stays in Florida this week for the Valspar Championship, where Tommy Fleetwood continues the hunt for his first win on U.S. Soil. Kira K. Dixon catches up with the English fan favorite and gives us the low-down on what to expect as the game's best get ready to take on the infamous "Snake Pit" at Innisbrook Resort's Copperhead Course. And if you're already itching to see some of the best in the game tee it up at Augusta National you're in luck! The Augusta National Women's Amateur is right around the corner, so we get to know first-time contestant Isabella McCauley from the University of Minnesota. Isabella McCauley (28:53)

You woke up one hour closer to a live Sunday recap, and we delivered. His first in three years, Russell Henley clutched it out at Bay Hill, while Collin Morikawa struggled to close his lead out. We talk API, Ryder Cup, Keegan ire, and a little bit of Hamsterdam. Then it's onto the back nine as we go deep on Eamon Lynch's interview with Jay Monahan, some recent public commentary on the rollback, Larry Scott x LPGA, TGL, and more. Support our sponsors: High Noon - Sun's Up! FootJoy - New HyperFlex shoe is out The Stack - code "nolayingup" for 10% off ServPro - Like it never even happened Subscribe to the No Laying Up Podcast channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@NoLayingUpPodcast Want the latest on NLU directly to your inbox? Subscribe to our weekly newsletters: newsletter.nolayingup.com The NLU events season is just getting started: #GetInvolved! events.nolayingup.com If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining The Nest: No Laying Up's community of avid golfers. Nest members help us maintain our light commercial interruptions (3 minutes of ads per 90 minutes of content) and receive access to exclusive content, discounts in the pro shop, and an annual member gift. It's a $90 annual membership, and you can sign up or learn more at nolayingup.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Friday episode starts with some football whimsy - Andy is pumped about the Bears acquiring two high-priced offensive guards to start their offseason! The whimsy continues into golf talk as Aldrich Potgieter topped his drive into the lake on the sixth hole at Bay Hill, providing a must-see moment for Andy and Brendan on Thursday morning. High winds in Orlando led to a brutal first round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. TGL stars Max Homa, Cam Young, Min Woo Lee, and Tom Kim were among the many players well over par after round one, leading to questions about whether these players are better suited for the SoFi Dome vs. outdoor golf. Elsewhere in pro golf, Andy shares an unsubstantiated rumor about a PR Open participant who may be playing games with his PGA Tour pension. This episode is mostly news-based as Andy and Brendan discuss recent comments from Rory McIlroy and Jay Monahan surrounding the current state of the PGA Tour. Rory says he isn't sure the PGA Tour "needs" a deal with the PIF at this point, which brings back memories from last year's comments from Jordan Spieth in a similar vein. Jay was interviewed by Eamon Lynch about a potential deal, the Tour's search for a new CEO, and more, with plenty to unpack for Andy and Brendan. Following this lengthy news discussion, Brendan dives into a Flashback about Jerry Heard, a two-time winner of the Florida Citrus Open (now known as the Arnold Palmer Invitational), whose successful pro career was derailed by a lightning strike.

The Cognizant Classic of the Palm Beaches is pretty much a home game for Eric Cole! The 2024 PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year grew up in the area and made his first big splash on TOUR at PGA National in 2023, almost winning his tournament debut in a playoff. Cole comes back to finish what he started and nab that first win, hear him catch up with our crew. Austin Eckroat got his first PGA TOUR win here last season and defends a title on TOUR for the first time this week! Eamon and George catch up with him as well. On the other hand, Jordan Spieth makes his tournament debut this week coming off offseason wrist surgery. Will he return to winning ways after missing the cut at the Genesis Invitational? We'll discuss!

Andy and Brendan are buzzing on this Monday episode, recorded immediately after the playoff finish at VidantaWorld. Andy is claiming a Victory Monday for Illinois after Brian Campbell took down Aldrich Potgieter at the Mexico Open. The two unpack Sunday's stretch run that led to the two-man playoff. They discuss Potgieter's first pop-up on a PGA Tour stage, how he leveraged his driving distance into a second place check, and some of the decisions he and his caddie made that may have cost him the win. Andy and Brendan also react to Campbell's final drive of the event, destined to go out of bounds before hitting a tree and bouncing back into play. They share some disappointment in the performances of Aaron Rai and Stephan Jaeger as both failed to convert on chances that could have resulted in a win. Elsewhere, Brendan shares some listener reporting from the Magical Kenya Open, won by Jacques Kruyswijk. On the LPGA Tour, Angel Yin won the Honda LPGA Thailand and A Lim Kim's use of aimpoint on a tap-in went viral late Saturday night. A roundup of weekend news closes this episode, with Andy and Brendan touching on Tony Finau's one-match deal with LAGC, Eamon Lynch's reporting on the PIF-PGA Tour White House meeting, and Jordan Spieth playing next week's Cognizant.

We've seen Tiger Woods tee it up on TGL several times this year already, but when will we see him play on the PGA TOUR? Eamon Lynch and George Savaricas invite in Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner to discuss that very question, as well as Tiger's TGL play in this week's Golf Today Roundtable. Speaking of the PGA TOUR, we're only a day away from the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld! Akshay Bhatia is the highest ranked player in the field in Mexico, but should he be considered the favorite to take the win? Damon Hack caught up with Bhatia down in VidantaWorld and joins us to discuss.

Not even a day after winning the Genesis Invitational Ludvig Åberg was back to winning ways at TGL! Åberg's "The Bay GC" won two matches and clinched a playoff spot in the TGL Tripleheader on Monday, giving the Swede an unprecedented three wins in just under two days. George Savaricas and Eamon Lynch react to his continued success and what was a banner day for the nascent stadium Golf league. Back on the PGA TOUR, our crew is up and running from the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld. Damon Hack anchors our reporting from Vidanta, and joins the show to dive into what players need to do well in order to compete for a win on this golf course. Looking ahead to the Ryder Cup, we catch up with Paul McGinley on how the European team is shaping up with all the success European players have had on TOUR so far this year. Does the cup winning player and captain think Team Europe has what it takes already to upset Team USA on home soil at Bethpage Black? Tune in to find out! Back over in Mexico, Will Chandler got his way into this week's PGA TOUR stop the old fashioned way: a Top-10 finish after getting into the WM Phoenix Open field via Monday Qualifying! Chandler calls into the show to chat about the special week he had in Phoenix, and what he'll have to do to ensure he keeps the positive momentum going. Paul McGinley (07:31) Will Chandler (14:32)

George Savaricas and Eamon Lynch recap Ludvig Aberg's nail-biting victory at the Genesis Invitational as Aberg makes a late comeback in the final round. Plus, the guys discuss Tiger Woods' stance on the state of the PIF deal. Later in the show Jake Elliot – kicker for the Philadelphia Eagles – joins highlighting becoming a Super Bowl champion and his love for golf. The show continues with a kick to the next PGA TOUR event – Mexico Open at VidantaWorld.

It's Pro-Am Wednesday at the WM Phoenix Open! Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch are live from the Loudest Hole in Golf and are joined by a plethora of celebrities and golfers! AARON RODGERS RASMUS AND NICOLAI HOJGAARD PATIENCE RHODES/CAROLINA MELGRATI JOEL DAHMEN FRANKIE CAPAN III KEITH MITCHELL JOSE LUIS BALLESTER

Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy are both making their season debuts at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am in Pebble Beach, California. Damon and Eamon discuss the tournament with a slew of guests including Harris English, the Farmers Insurance Open Champion, and many more

On this edition of Golf Today, Jordan Cornette and Eamon Lynch recap the past week in golf that was headlined by Harris English capturing the Farmers Insurance Open. The two are joined early for a roundtable discussion with Rex Hoggard and George Savaricas to talk about the pace of play issue on the PGA Tour and possible solutions moving forward. The discussion continues with TGL talk and reaction to the first couple weeks of competition. After that, Beth Ann Nichols hops on to talk about a wide variety of topics around the LPGA. Jordan and Eamon then welcome in former soccer player and commentator Taylor Twellman ahead of his appearance in the LPGA Pro-Am this week. The guests continue with Justin Parsons, caddy of Harris English, to talk about the latest win and recap an exhilarating final round victory. Jordan and Eamon then pivot to Dan Roberts, Editor in Chief of Front Office Sports, discussing the impact of Tiger's 25th anniversary of his 2000 season and the lasting impact Woods had on the business side of golf. Finally, Managing Director of Player Relations and Development for the USGA, Heather Daly-Donofrio, joins to wrap up the show and discuss the brand new U.S. National Developmental Program. GT Roundtable: 9:16 Beth Ann Nichols: 29:32 Taylor Twellman: 38:20 Justin Parsons: 46:08 Dan Roberts: 58:30 Heather Daly-Donofrio: 1:07:35

Harris English comes out on top at Torrey on a week marred by slow play and sickness among the field - plus JT takes tour members to task over a need for more cooperation with TV partners to improve the tour telecasts after some less-than-ideal ratings numbers from the AmEx. Then it's on to the Back 9 (52:00) where we discuss Seth Waugh's interview with Eamon Lynch, comments on the rollback from new PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague, TC on the Cleeks rebrand and other LIV news from the week, feedback on KVV's podcast on Bethpage tee times, and a ton more. Support our sponsors: Titleist AT&T fanduel.com/nlu Subscribe to the No Laying Up Podcast channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@NoLayingUpPodcast If you enjoyed this episode, consider joining The Nest: No Laying Up's community of avid golfers. Nest members help us maintain our light commercial interruptions (3 minutes of ads per 90 minutes of content) and receive access to exclusive content, discounts in the pro shop, and an annual member gift. It's a $90 annual membership, and you can sign up or learn more at nolayingup.com/join Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The never-ending golf news cycle leads to a jam-packed Friday episode as Andy and Brendan unpack a week's worth of stories and rumors heading into the weekend. TGL sent out some team-themed email blasts on Thursday afternoon, so this episode begins with more chatter about the screen golf league and its many marketing campaigns. Brendan and Andy read these team descriptions and discuss how a casual golf viewer might react upon reading that the Atlanta Drive represent the 365/24/7 nature of their city. In outdoor golf news, the Farmers Insurance Open had more withdrawals on Wednesday before play began for the week, with big names such as Will Zalatoris and Gary Woodland bowing out. The tournament is ongoing without a full field despite constant cries about players needing more opportunities to play on the PGA Tour. From there, Brendan and Andy discuss Eamon Lynch's interview with former PGA of America CEO Seth Waugh that was teased on the Wednesday episode earlier this week. First, Waugh is taking credit for Keegan Bradley's appointment as Ryder Cup captain for Bethpage and went into detail about how that choice came to be. Waugh also discussed the new PGA Tour Enterprises corporation and how that's changed the business of golf, wondering if the PGA of America would one day sell the Ryder Cup off. At the PGA Show this week, Adam Schupak sat down with current PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague, who made comments expressing some hesitancy with the proposed rollback starting in 2028. Andy and Brendan discuss what would happen if the rollback was further delayed or even cancelled and how that would impact the game on all levels. In less consequential news about the future of the game, Jordan Spieth committed to the AT&T Pebble Beach, presumably entering via a sponsor exemption, and The Open Championship will return to St Andrews in 2027. PJ chimes in to tell Andy that "Sticks Boy" Noah Kahan is now an investor in the Ballfrogs, which leads the show down a rabbit hole of ranking pop stars. This beefy Friday episode ends with one golf advice email about an upcoming golf trip impacted by a lifelong phobia.

Last year, it was an amatuer who made history at the American Express. Alabama Sophomore Nick Dunlap took down some of the best players in the world to become the first amatuer to win on the PGA Tour since 1991. Dunlap joins Damon and Eamon to reminisce on his 2024 victory and how he plans to defend his title. Josh Carpenter, Assistant Managing Editor, Sports Business Journal, also joins the show to discuss the TGL, Tiger's debut and how the TGL team is preparing for their second event. NICK DUNLAP (3:18) GRAY ALBRIGHT (11:41) JOSH CARPENTER (31:43) PETER STURGEON (49:54)

On this edition of Golf Today, Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch recap a thrilling finish to the Sony Open in Hawaii where Canadian Nick Taylor was victorious in a two-hole playoff over Nico Echavarria. After that, Paige Mackenzie and Ryan Lavner join for the roundtable discussion on a variety of topics including Jordan Spieth's return from injury, Tiger's debut in the TGL, Keegan Bradley being a player captain for the Ryder Cup, and much more. After, Damon and Eamon discuss Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm making their season debuts on the DP World Tour at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic. Then, ahead of The American Express this week, Executive Director Pat McCabe joins the show to preview what should be an exciting week in La Quinta. Finally, Damon and Eamon wrap up the show talking about the Team Cup in Dubai this past weekend. All of that and more on Golf Today! Paige Mackenzie and Ryan Lavner 9:23 Pat McCabe 38:42

The game is moving forward! Last night Rex Hoggard was at the debut of the Tomorrow Golf League, also called TGL. He comes on the show with Ryan Lavner to discuss his first impressions of the upstart simulator golf league. Over in Hawaii, Hideki Matsuyama goes for two wins in a row. Todd Lewis checks in on the 2022 winner of the Sony Open at Hawaii, while also giving us a first look at some PGA TOUR rookies who have turned up to make the first start on their newly-earned cards. Our own Brad Faxon went wire-to-wire to win at Hualalai in 2001! The 8-time PGA TOUR winner joins us for a "Past Champions Chat" to look back at his dominant performance. Grayson Murray tragically took his own life only a few short months after winning the event last season, but his family and friends have teamed up to make sure his legacy lives on through a foundation bearing his name. Jeff Maness, president of the Grayson Murray Foundation, stops by the show to discuss the formation of that organization and what it will do to champion mental health awareness. Jeff Maness 37:00

Yesterday in Hawaii, Hideki Matsuyama put on a clinic, winning the season opening Sentry for his 11th career PGA Tour win. His 35-under for the week is the lowest score to par in a 72-hole event. Damon and Eamon discuss Matsuyama's dominating performance and what another second place means for Morikawa. Our colleague Johnson Wagner also knows something about lifting a trophy in Hawaii. Back in 2012, he shot a 3-under 67 in the final round of the Sony Open for a two-shot victory. Johnson joins the show to reminisce on his victorious week and the upcoming PGA season. JONHSON WAGNER (42:00) SHANE RYAN (52:04)

On this edition of Golf Today, Todd Lewis and Eamon Lynch preview a WICKEDly good week of golf with a wide variety of guests! Martin Slumbers joins the show to discuss his upcoming retirement and his state of the game. After that, Amy Rogers joins the program from the CME Globe where players discuss the large purse at the finale of the LPGA season. Then, Wesley Bryan joins to talk about the FedexCup Fall and the top 125 bubble ahead of the RCS. Finally, Johnson Wagner joins for the roundtable discussion to set up what should be an electrifying week of golf. All of that and more on this edition of Golf Today! MARTIN SLUMBERS 6:49 WESLEY BRYAN 37:07 JOHNSON WAGNER 46:56

On this edition of Golf Today, Todd Lewis and Eamon Lynch catch up on an eventful week in the golf world with a wide variety of guests. Bernhard Langer joins to discuss his win at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, followed by Beth Ann Nichols to recap this past weekend's LPGA tournament. Then, Shane Ryan hops on for the roundtable discussion with Todd and Eamon. In the second half of the show, Ruoning Yin joins to talk about this week's upcoming CME Globe and the conclusion of the LPGA season. Finally, Paul McGinley and 2024 Korn Ferry Tour player of the year Matt McCarty join to talk about a wide variety of topics. Bernhard Langer: 10:30 Beth Ann Nichols: 23:21 Shane Ryan: 35:08 Ruoning Yin: 41:20 Paul McGinley: 48:32 Matt McCarty: 1:04:22

On today's episode of Golf Today, Eamon Lynch and Rex Hoggard bring you around an eventful day of golf. Caitlin Clark joins Kira K. Dixon at the LGPA Annika pro-am. She talks about her golf game, basketball, and everything in between! Also catch Austin Eckroat as the latest winner on the PGA Tour at the World Wide Technology Championship this past Sunday. All of this and so much more...! Caitlin Clark: 00:00 Austin Eckroat: 13:43

On this edition of Golf Today, Eamon Lynch and Rex Hoggard are joined by a plethora of guests to preview an exciting week of golf ahead. First, Maverick McNealy joins the show to discuss a potential change to the PGA Tour's points distribution list (with the help of his Stanford education). After that, Parker Reaves from First Tee hops on to talk about hurricane relief efforts. Then, Ben Griffin talks about his path in the PGA Tour Fedex Cup Fall schedule. After, hear from Caitlin Clark before she tees it up in her second Pro-Am tomorrow on the LPGA tour. Finally, Jim "Bones" Mackay joins to talk about his upcoming show on Golf Channel. Maverick McNealy: 7:06 Parker Reaves: 18:00 Ben Griffin: 39:13 Bones Mackay: 49:28

The 2024 men's and women's golf tours are coming to a lively conclusion! Eamon Lynch and Rex Hoggard are joined by Todd Lewis and Shane Ryan to discuss the highlights of last week and the anticipation of what is to come. At the roundtable the Golf Today crew dives into both Bernhard Langer's win at the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, Austin Eckroat's victory at the World Wide Technology Championship and the race to Dubai as the season wraps. The show continues with special guests Amy Rogers and Beth Ann Nichols highlighting Angela Stanford's final career start and more! Todd Lewis 3:49 Shane Ryan 3:49 Amy Rogers 20:51 Beth Ann Nichols 20:51

Professional golf is coming to a thrilling conclusion in 2024 across the men's and women's tours! The FEDEXCUP Fall arrives at its penultimate stop at El Cardonal in Mexico for the World Wide Technology Championship, where we catch up with defending champion Erik Van Rooyen. Also, Golf Channel Reporter Kira K. Dixon catches up with other members of the field to discuss their thoughts on upcoming changes to PGA TOUR eligiblity. On the DP World Tour, the Rolex Series arrives to Abu Dhabi. Rory McIlroy holds a commanding lead in the season long Race to Dubai, and had some controversial remarks about the state of PGA TOUR-PIF negotiations amidst a changing political climate in the U.S. Anna Jackson & Eamon Lynch welcome in Rex Hoggard to discuss the situation. Meanwhile, Brittany Lincicome has announced her retirement from full-time competition on the LPGA Tour after a decorated career that boasts two major championship victories! Lincicome stops by to fill us in on what led her to this decision now, and how much we'll get to see her on the golf course going forward. Meanwhile, Ingrid Lindblad is just getting her pro career started! The standout college golfer at LSU earned full status on the LPGA Tour next season through the EPSON Tour, and joins the show to discuss her quick asencion to the highest level of the women's game. Erik Van Rooyen (5:33) Ingrid Lindblad (25:55) Brittany Lincicome (59:38)

One day after the PGA Tour announced major changes that include cutting field sizes and players, we get reactions from across the game. Is it an unfair narrowing of pathways to make a living or a necessary toughening of competitive standards? He's won in Colombia, Chile, the Dominican Republic, Italy, Morocco, and now, in Virginia on the PGA Tour Champions. Tim O'Neal joins to talk about his remarkable journey in this game. While New York is hyper-focused on baseball this week, it's still one of the coolest golf cities in America. Tim O'Neal (26:22)

Eligibility changes might be coming to the PGA TOUR... Rex Hoggard and Eamon Lynch are joined by Ryan Lavner to dive into a proposal sent to TOUR members today, which includes smaller fields and fewer fully exempt members. Over on PGA Tour Champions, Rob Labritz is working hard to improve his own status! The CHAMPS veteran stops by to discuss how he's made the most of his second lease on tour life. Rob Labritz (13:06)

On today's edition, Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard join Matt Adams and Eamon Lynch for a roundtable discussion to get caught up on an eventful weekend of golf and so much more! TOM KIM DISCUSSION: :00-2:22 FEDEX CUP FALL: 2:23-5:58 JUSTIN THOMAS TALK: 5:59-7:26 SHRINERS SPONSORSHIP 7:27-8:56 RICKY FOWLER: 8:57-9:52 TIGER WOODS: 9:53-10:59

On this episode Damon and Eamon welcome Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard to discuss today's hottest topics in golf. Beth Ann Nichols and Grant Boone join for the LPGA roundtable. We also welcome special guest Matt Mooney, who will serve as tournament chairman for the 2025 WM Phoenix Open. Steve Burkowski joins as we look ahead to the Jackson T Stephens Cup. Matt Mooney - 16:02 Rex Hoggard & Ryan Lavner - 26:39 Beth Ann Nichols & Grant Boone - 50:11 Steve Burkowski - 01:08:12

We're a day away from the first PGA TOUR event in Utah since 1963! The Black Desert Championship brings the FEDEXCUP FALL into a stunning volcanic valley in the mountains. Damon and Eamon talk to Golf Channel reporter Amy Rogers about how this unique tract of land was prepared for the game's best, and how the guys are liking the track so far. Noah Goodwin will be eligible for next year's edition of the tournament after earning the last of 30 PGA TOUR cards available at the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. "Mr. 30" stops by the show to discuss just what it took to hold onto that last spot, and how much it means to him and his family for his dream to come true. Meanwhile, the LPGA is back in action this week in Shanghai! Ron Sirak stops by to get us up to speed on who's poised to take the hardware. Noah Goodwin (23:39)

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch discuss next year's Ryder Cup after Keegan Bradley and Luke Donald give a press conference in New York City. Then, Keegan joins the show to discuss the Cup and more about his recent form. Then, Luke joins to discuss his thoughts a year out from the Cup and a whole lot more. Later, Mark Rolfing, Ryan Lavner, and Rex Hoggard join for a Golf Today Roundtable on the Ryder Cup. Then, Notay Begay III previews the NB3 Match Play Tournament in New Mexico. Plus, Jay Don Blake previews the PGA Tour's return to Utah with the Black Desert Championship! Keegan Bradley: 7:18 Luke Donald: 19:24 Mark Rolfing, Ryan Lavner, and Rex Hoggard: 32:39 Notay Begay III: 47:52 Jay Don Blake: 52:26

This week the Sanderson Farms Championship and the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship headline golf around the world. Also, Happy Birthday to John Cook! Damon and Eamon celebrate by eating cake in honor of the multiple-time PGA Tour winner. After they finished their cake, the boys interviewed a plethora of exciting guests including Nick Dougherty, Kaito Onishi, John Smoltz, Peter Malnati and Paul Peterson.

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch welcome a number of guests on Golf Today on Tuesday! First, Woody Austin joins to talk about the 2007 Presidents Cup, the Sanderson Farms Championship, and more. Then, Emilia Migliaccio joins to preview the ongoing Blessings Collegiate. Plus, John Wood joins to discuss the Presidents Cup. After that, Kevin Velo joins to discuss what's going on with the Korn Ferry Tour this week. Later, last year's Sanderson Farms winner Luke List joins to discuss that and more. Then, Procore Championship winner Patton Kizzire joins the show. Finally, Quade Cummins stops by to further talk about this week's KFT Finals! WOODY AUSTIN: 0:01 EMILIA MIGLIACCIO: 15:27 JOHN WOOD: 18:48 KEVIN VELO: 29:17 LUKE LIST: 33:21 PATTON KIZZIRE: 40:42 QUADE CUMMINS: 46:13

Eamon Lynch and Jordan Cornette react to the United States winning the Presidents Cup, again, with Johnson Wagner and Taylor Zarzour. Then, Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner join to talk about the weekend's golf and more news about the golf world. Plus, Tripp Isenhour joins to talk about the Blessings Collegiate this week in Arkansas. Finally, Adam Stanley joins to discuss Canadian golf and what the Presidents Cup was like in Canada. Johnson Wagner and Taylor Zarzour: 7:42 Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner: 23:26 Tripp Isenhour: 33:31 Adam Stanley: 38:26

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch react to the United States winning the Solheim Cup for the first time since 2017 with Karen Stuples by a score of 15.5 to 12.5. Then, Mark O'Meara joins the guys to talk about his impending retirement and last-ever event at Pebble Beach this coming weekend. Then, Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard join Eamon and Damon for a Golf Today Roundtable about the Solheim Cup, Rory McIlroy, LIV, and more. Later, Kevin Kisner joins to preview the Presidents Cup next week and his role as a broadcaster this year! Karen Stuples: 8:39 Mark O'Meara: 26:33 Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard: 38:04 Kevin Kisner: 48:00

In less than 24-hours Team USA and Team Europe will be teeing it up at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia. Women sports have become a highly anticipated spectacle and golf is no exception. Fans from around the world will be gathering to witness the 19th Solheim Cup. Damon and Eamon discuss their perspectives on what we can expected going into the weekend. Later, the one and only Jimmy Fallon joins as he will take on DJ Khaled in the Cardigan Classic this Friday on NBC! David Abeles 5:49 Jimmy Fallon 20:54

Eamon Lynch and Jordan Cornette preview the 2024 Solheim Cup with Grant Boone and Beth Ann Nichols including all of the biggest storylines heading into the week. Then, Steve Burkowski joins the show to talk about the year's first college golf event at the Folds of Honor Collegiate. Beth Ann Nichols and Grant Boone: 3:08 Steve Burkowski: 22:03

It's a birthday episode of golf's preeminent birthday podcast as the show turns six! A Friday whimsy episode starts with an Andy story from his final fantasy football draft of the year before Brendan asks how he's feeling about the debut of Caleb Williams on Sunday. After Andy runs through the graveyard of Chicago quarterbacks, the two do actually talk about some golf news. Sun Day Red unveils a new line designed for "focus" and "limiting distractions," causing Brendan to wonder who these brand posts are even meant for. They re-hash the dishwasher discussion and decide that washing dishes before running them through a dishwasher is the way to go. The bulk of the podcast focuses on an Eamon Lynch report that Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler will square off against Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka in a made-for-TV match at some point in December. Andy and Brendan discuss whether they're excited about this event as a golf product, what it could mean in terms of a re-unification of men's professional golf, and take some joy in the fact that, at the very least, this event will be something that fans have been asking for since the game split apart. They then dive into a Sports Illustrated article discussing the "power struggle" going on inside the PGA Tour as they attempt to reach a deal with the PIF. To wrap things up, a few Golf Advice emails are read before making final NFL predictions ahead of the season openers.

Damon Hack and Eamon Lynch are joined by International Team Captain Mike Weir as he reveals his picks for this month's Presidents Cup at Royal Montreal. Then, Taylor Pendrith and Min Woo Lee, two of the picks, join the show to discuss getting selected. Then, U.S. Captain Jim Furyk joins the show to make his picks. Then, Sam Burns and Russell Henley join the show to talk about getting picked for the team. Mike Weir: 2:58 Taylor Pendrith: 21:25 Min Woo Lee: 28:14 Jim Furyk: 38:18 Sam Burns: 56:00 Russell Henley: 1:03:15