Podcasts about The Open Championship

With 39 Wins, 8 Majors, 5 Open Championships and 6X PGA Tour Player of the Year Honors, Tom Watson is one of the greatest to ever play the game. This week we were lucky enough to have him on the podcast. He gives insight into his dominant performances in the Open Championship, discusses learning how to play the game in poor weather in Kansas, his relationship with his longtime caddie Bruce Edwards, stories from the Tour, and much more. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Want to learn more about Brian Zeigler, caddie for Bryson DeChambeau? Zeigler joined our John Rathouz on the latest ‘Under the Strap' podcast, where he told us about his background as a teaching pro – which is how he came to meet DeChambeau in 2018. Initially, Zeigler wasn't sure he wanted to leave teaching behind, but couldn't pass up the chance to caddie for a top-5 player in the world. He was surprised how quickly DeChambeau let him into the decision-making process… especially since their first event together was no less than the Open Championship. Zeigler talked about the things he does on the road, how DeChambeau's work ethic is second to none, the work that goes into dialing in equipment being in unchartered waters with swing speed and a whole lot more… including the weight of DeChambeau's bag, which will make your back hurt!

Entrevista con Sergio García para despedir 2021. Una conversación a fondo con el golfista de Borriol desde Austin, Texas. Hablamos del año que termina, la Ryder Cup con Jon Rahm, su juego, sus buenas sensaciones para 2022, el nuevo material, su calendario, el Open Championship en St Andrews, el cambio que hizo a la hora de pegar al driver para ganar distancia... y mucho más. Una charla muy interesante con uno de los mejores golfistas de la historia. Con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez.

Entrevista con Sergio García para despedir 2021. Una conversación a fondo con el golfista de Borriol desde Austin, Texas. Hablamos del año que termina, la Ryder Cup con Jon Rahm, su juego, sus buenas sensaciones para 2022, el nuevo material, su calendario, el Open Championship en St Andrews, el cambio que hizo a la hora de pegar al driver para ganar distancia... y mucho más. Una charla muy interesante con uno de los mejores golfistas de la historia. Con David Durán y Alejandro Rodríguez.

After a few failed attempts to formalize in the first half of the 19th century, the Gullane Golf Club was established in 1882. The historic plot has hosted numerous amateur championships in its time and is also a frequent spot for Open Championship qualifiers.  Liam Nicholson has been a Greenskeeper at Gullane for over 15 years, and he recently added to the list of notable events in Gullane Golf Club lore.

The winner of the 1991 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, Ian Baker-Finch remembers his first Open at the Old Course in 1984 playing practice rounds with 5-time champion Peter Thomson, 1960 victor Kel Nagle and a winner of 69 professional events, Graham Marsh. Throw in Arnold Palmer's famous caddie Tip Anderson, and you had the makings of a great Open debut. Ian Baker-Finch tells us all about it, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Stewart Cink has been a PGA Tour player since 1997. He has 8 PGA Tour wins, highlighted by the 2009 Open Championship, appeared in five Ryder Cups and reached the #5 position in the Official World Golf Ranking. Stewart was a He's is one of the game's consummate gentlemen and a wealth of knowledge of the evolution of the professional game (and barbeque).

One of the greatest golfers of all time, Sir Nick Faldo showcased talent and dedication in equal measure throughout his career, arguably like nobody else in the game's history.Having taken a huge risk to rebuild his swing in the middle of an already successful career, Faldo knows about hard work, and what it takes to win The Open Championship. But it certainly didn't come easy for him, despite playing in his first Open just five years after taking up the game.In this brand new three-part documentary, hear from Sir Nick Faldo, his former coach David Leadbetter and former caddie Fanny Sunesson, in an exploration of what has made the legendary figure tick, and the long road he took to becoming Champion Golfer of the Year. Listen to the first of three parts here, only on The Open Podcasts.

World Golf Hall of Fame member, Tom Watson, relives his first Open Championship at Carnoustie, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Andy is joined by Jeff Nagel (@nagelbagels), host of Wednesday's Nagels Bagels DFS preview, as well as friend of the show, frequent contributor to Inside Golf Podcast to break down the 2022 majors, in part two of the 2022 Mega Season Preview. Andy and Nagels give full breakdowns of The Country Club and St. Andrews, as well as discuss what golfers will fit bet at those courses, and who you should bet NOW. Thanks for listening to the Inside Golf Podcast, enjoy the episode.

One hour with Pazz one on one interview gives us all a great insight into his professional and personal lifeWinner of 23 tournaments worldwideWon one Australian Open, two Australian Masters and one Australian OpenPlayed and practiced a lot with Tiger and tells some great storiesLed the US Masters after 54 holesPlayed in final group 99 Open Championship with Van De Velde when he had the melt down on the 72nd holeTalked with Jack Nicklaus about course design and offered some advice on changes to Muirfield VillageOne of Australian sports true gentlemen 

We conclude our visit with Hal Sutton with a review of his major championship record. He reflects on the mindset he brought into Augusta each year (not good) and his regret at not competing more often in the Open Championship, a major that presented conditions for which his game was well-suited. The highlight was clearly his 1995 win at Riviera in the PGA Championship where he led wire-to-wire and bested Jack Nicklaus by one shot. U.S. Amateur champion, 2-time Walker Cup winner, Eisenhower Trophy team and individual winner, 14 PGA Tour victories, 2 Player's Championships, 1 Tour Championship, 1 PGA Championship, and a Ryder Cup player and Captain. Perhaps Hal Sutton's complete body of work will earn him a selection into the World Golf Hall of Fame, "FORE the Good of the Game."

James is a current Golfer and Finance student at Michigan State University. In 2021 he won the 121st US Amateur Championship becoming the first Michigan born golfer to win the tournament. Along with finishing his final Collegiate golf season James has been invited and is planning to play in this coming year's Masters, US Open, and Open Championship on the PGA Tour. WMA website: http://msuwma.com WMA YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT-eaRPTd0R1WlrLkRBweuQ Contact: msuwma@gmail.com Song credits: Ian Renfer - Just Another [Home Demo].wav

In this episode we preview the long anticipated Match between rivals Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka!   The best part may actually be in the broadcast booth with Phil Mickelson and Charles Barkley!  The PGA Tour announced several payout increases for the 2022 season, is this in response to the new professional golf leagues starting up?  Last but not least, the DP World Tour starts the South African swing and 3 golfers will earn a bid to the 2022 Open Championship.  Visit www.uptoparpod.com to subscribe and connect with us on Facebook and Instagram. 

My guests on this episode are the co-hosts of the Clubs and Corks Golf Podcast, Luke Taylor and Ben Taylor.  These guys had me as a guest on their podcast and wanted to invite them back to be guests here at The Back of the Range!  I think Luke and I convinced Ben that he needs to play in another Open Championship before he turns 60! Subscribe to The Clubs and Corks Golf Podcast Ben Adelberg on the Clubs and Corks Podcast Subscribe to The Back of the Range Subscribe in Apple Podcasts and SPOTIFY! Also Subscribe in YouTube,   Google Play , Overcast, Stitcher  Follow on Social Media! Email us:   ben@thebackoftherange.com Website: www.thebackoftherange.com  Voice Work by Mitch Phillips    

Bill Rogers takes us through the final round of his victory in the 1981 Open Championship at Royal St. George's Golf Club. Starting the day with a five shot lead, he made it interesting on the par-5 seventh before righting the ship and becoming the Champion Golfer of the Year. Bill Rogers shares his life-changing moment, "FORE the Good of the Game."

20 time winner and Ryder Cup player Barry Lane joins Jason to discuss a number of interesting topics. The Ryder Cup, Langer, Barry's amazing career, The Open Championship, bifurcation, legendary players and personalities from the European Tour in the 80s and more.

Relive one of the most dramatic finishes to an Open Championship in modern times, where The 141st Open at Royal Lytham and St Annes was decided over the final four holes.The Story of 2012 tells the tale of not only Ernie Els' storybook triumph in golf's original major, for the second time, but also the agonising defeat of Adam Scott at Royal Lytham.With narration from Ewan Porter, and words from Els, Scott and their respective caddies Ricci Roberts and Stevie Williams, as well as from Graeme McDowell, Brandt Snedeker and others,  immerse yourself in this Original Audio Documentary from The Open.This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

We begin with the 2-time Masters Champion in the 18th fairway of the final round of his emotional Masters win in 1995. He tells of his enduring love of his long-time caddie, Carl Jackson and how Carl's perceptive eye spotted a swing flaw that turned Ben's game around that week. Ben recounts his favorite U.S. Open and Open Championship experiences and venues. We cover the 1999 Ryder Cup “Battle at Brookline”, with history again coming down to the 17th hole with Justin Leonard's improbable putt and the ensuing melee. He discusses his special partnership with Bill Coore and their impressive body of work to-date. Ben chooses where he would take his one career mulligan and what he would do differently, knowing what he now knows. Ben Crenshaw generously shares his story, “FORE the Good of the Game.”

Ireland is open for tourism and Ann talks about Golfing in Ireland with an up-date from Catherine Martin, Ireland's Minister of Tourism; catches up with Alison Metcalfe, Exe VP, Tourism Ireland, on the Ryder Cup and Open Championship returning to Ireland; and chats with best-selling author, Tom Coyne, who visited Ireland this past summer with none other than actor Bill Murray.

The conclusion of our two part podcast on the Legacy of Willie Park Senior. This episode includes the stories of Open Champions Mungo and Willie park Junior as well as the history of the only 9 hole golf course to host an Open Championship, Musselburgh Links. A special thanks to my new friend, Mungo Park. Make sure to look out for Mungo's new book in 2022 on the history of Musselburgh Links and the Park Family. I would like to thank my 10 year old daughter, Charlotte for closing out the show today.

Travel Royally Podcast brings on Neil McConachie. Neil is a rules official and member of the R&A, member of Glasgow Gailes GC, member of Moray GC, and a honorary member of West Lanks GC. Neil gives some great perspective from an Open Championship rules official. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/travelroyally/support

Fall golf is winding down in Canada but the sport rolls on around the world. The includes the PGA TOUR where Sungjae Im recently won at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open and did so with the help of a Canadian caddy. That looper, veteran Billy Spencer, joins us on TeeTalk this week for a wide-ranging discussion. We cover off how he got into caddying, firing players and making transitions to others, the joys and downsides of being a pro caddy, being part of The Olympics, and even some discussion about his beloved Maple Leafs and Toronto Blue Jays. He's a popular guy on Tour and you'll find out why after giving this a listen. In the Week That Was we talk Symetra Tour, the latest exploits of Rickie Fowler, the CJ Cup (is it joining the line-up of world's worst golf trophies?), and a new golf tournament being backed by Geoff Ogilvy in Australia. The Mail Bag has us answering questions about giving golf tips to your father-in-law, PXG golf equipment, and the complications of being a spectator at the 150th Open Championship in St Andrews. If you hit a lot of thin golf shots with your irons with a lack of power, you may also want to catch the Tip of The Week. Instagram: Flagstick (https://www.instagram.com/flagstickgolf/) Scott (https://www.instagram.com/scotmac1970/) Stefan (https://www.instagram.com/steedorf/) Twitter: Flagstick (https://twitter.com/Flagstick) Scott (https://twitter.com/ScotMacGolf) Stefan (https://twitter.com/Steedorf) Facebook: @Flagstick (https://www.facebook.com/Flagstick/)

The Open Podcasts is back! Season 4 of the show begins with the rundown of the most recent and much awaited Open Championship, with The Story of 2021.The Story of 2021 will delve into the action from Royal St George's this past year for The 149th Open, featuring interviews with the likes of Jon Rahm, Louis Oosthuizen, Jordan Spieth, Marcel Siem and the eventual Champion Golfer of the Year, Collin Morikawa.With narration from DJ Spoony, enjoy the wonderful sound of fans and golf again at The Open Championship, with an event that was well and truly worth the wait...This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

Harry Bradshaw Irish professional golfer was born in Delgany County Wicklow.He lost the 1949 The Open Championship following a playoff against Bobby Locke at Royal St George's, after an extraordinary incident in the second round when his drive at the 5th hole came to rest against broken glass from a beer bottle on the fairway...

Ahead of Season 4 of The Open Podcasts, we hope you enjoy this bonus episode, utilising archive footage from the 1979, 1984 and 1988 Opens. To celebrate Seve Ballesteros' career, and the launch of the new film SEVE - Artist, Fighter, Legend on Rakuten TV, let us take you back to experience each of the great man's triumphs in The Open Championship.When Seve first burst onto the scene during the 1976 Open as a 19-year-old, the world of golf knew they were witnessing the emergence of a new star. But who could have predicted the joy that the magical Spaniard would bring to millions around the world, in the years to come.Enjoy Seve's marvellous victories in 1979, 1984 and 1988 here, in this flashback bonus episode.Watch SEVE - Artist, Fighter, Legend -> https://rakuten.tv/uk/movies/seve-artist-fighter-legend 

In 2009 at Turnberry, the whole world felt his pain as the Open Championship slipped from the grasp of arguably the greatest Open Champion ever, Tom Watson. Listen in as Tom relives the final shots of that iconic event in sports history, the aftermath and the phone call he received at dinner that Sunday evening from Jack Nicklaus offering his consolation and support. Tom Watson digs deep to recount this painful memory, "FORE the Good of the Game."

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The winner of the 1991 Open Championship and CBS Golf Analyst, Ian Baker-Finch, expresses his admiration for fellow Aussie, Bruce Devlin, and the other Australian greats of the game. He was recently amused by the fact that his young golfing partner at his home club, 2021 Ryder Cup team member, Daniel Berger, had no idea that Finchy was a major winner. The younger PGA players need to learn their golf history, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome Oklahoma State senior Eugenio Chacarra on to College Golf Talk, and the topics are wide-ranging: Sanderson Farms start, Sergio and Seve, and even an upcoming soccer match between the Cowboys men's golf team and the Cowgirls women's soccer team. Burko and Brentley then talk future Ryder Cup stars for Europe, wrap up the results from the week and preview next week's event at The Blessings.

John Huggan describes Neil Coles as the best golfer Americans have never heard of. An aversion to flying meant one of the United Kingdom's best players had limited exposure in the US but that takes nothing away from his remarkable resume. Coles played in eight Ryder Cups between 1961 and 1977 and is credited with 50 professional victories in a playing career spanning more than 40 years. Huggan sat down with Coles recently at his home near Wentworth in London. They had an engaging chat about all things golf, from his start in the game to staring down the Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus, in the Ryder Cup.

The winner of the 1981 Open Championship, Bill Rogers, relates his observation that all of the golfing greats have shared a love of the game and an appreciation for the history of the game. That's why he strongly endorses what we are doing to capture and preserve the storytelling with these golf greats, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Professional golfer, Zane Scotland grabbed the attention of the media in 1997, when he was hailed as Britain's answer to Tiger Woods at age 14. A year later he was a scratch golfer and in 1999 at just 16 years old, Zane became the youngest English player ever to qualify for The Open Championship. He was Europe's #1 amateur player and represented both England and GB & Ireland. As well as progressing to the European Pro Tour he also holds a record 11 wins on the MENA tour. Zane now runs his own golf academy, based at The Wisley in Surrey, England. He also works as an expert analyst on Sky Sports and is a brand ambassador for Callaway. There are some great sporting anecdotes and stories in here, so golf fans will hopefully love this podcast, but this episode is not just about golf. It's about mindset, it's about race and identity, it's about using the feeling of being an outsider as fuel. We discuss dealing with injuries and setbacks, the reality of borrowing money from your parents, driving through the night, cheap airport motels, and buying golf shirts on a maxed-out credit card before making your big breakthrough. It's also about the power of goal setting, visualisation, and creating your own reality.I love golf, so I won't apologise for getting excited about this one and milking it for coaching tips. But I was cognisant the entire time (as I am with every pro athlete on the podcast) that I should look for patterns to parlay into self-development, business, and life lessons more generally. I wanted to steer him towards topics and motifs that bleed into others. How can we extract the general from the specific? What can we learn over here that also applies over there? Playing the Inner Game is all about mentality. It's about adjusting the aperture through which we view life's events, and in that regard, I think Zane absolutely delivered.Links:Instagram @zanescotlandgolfTwitter @ZaneScotlandYoutube Vodcasthttps://www.zanescotland.golf/Home of the podcast:LinkedIn: @michaelxcampionInstagram: @michaelxcampionTop Ten Public Speaking Tips + 'Thursday Thoughts' www.michaelxcampion.com/subscribeMentions:The WisleyGrant Cardone - Be Obsessed or Be Averagehttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2008/jan/13/golf.rydercuphttps://www.skysports.com/golf/news/12176/12010640/racist-incidents-in-golf-on-the-way-out-says-zane-scotland

On this week's edition of College Golf Talk, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine welcome North Carolina junior Austin Greaser onto the podcast to talk about his big win at Olympia Fields, the Tar Heels' title chances, Roy Williams' golf game and the best food spot in Chapel Hill, among other things. The boys then break down Olympia Fields and take a look at the latest PGA Tour U rankings.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bruce Devlin takes us back in time to review his record in golf's major championships which included 16 top-ten and 30 top-25 finishes and 61 consecutive cuts made from 1964 - 1972. He would take his one career mulligan at Augusta where he holds the distinction of having one of only four albatrosses in the history of the Masters Tournament. He recalls having the early lead on Sunday at the 1982 U.S. Open and shares his fondness for the Open Championship. Bruce Devlin ends this segment by talking about his desire to "swim with the dolphins" when his time is up, "FORE the Good of the Game."

Coming out of two big events, Maridoe and the ANNIKA, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine jump on for the first pod of the fall, recapping those events before offering their predictions for the season. Favorites, sleepers, player of the year contenders; they discuss it all.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Winner of the Open Championship at Royal St. George's in 1981, Bill Rogers was likely the hottest player on the planet that year. Join us as he reflects on his start in the game, his time at the University of Houston, competing in the Walker Cup at Brookline and the tremendous pressure of Tour School 1974. Bill recalls making the Top 60 in 1977 as being much more "emotionally satisfying" than his first Tour win at the Hope the following year. Hear about his days with IMG, traveling the world, chasing the "Buck", which led to burnout and a loss of his passion for the game,  later in his career. "Buck" Rogers shares his story, "FORE the Good of the Game."

A host of elements make the Old Course what it is. Most often people focus on the history of the course, and for good reason. Simultaneously, however, the history sometimes detracts from what makes the course truly special. If one were to take away the Open Championship history and the design's overarching influence on the game of golf you'd have the most fun golf course in the world. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Homer Kelley's 1969 book The Golfing Machine is a standard text for those who study the science of the golf swing. Famous instructors cite it, as do tour pros like Bryson DeChambeau and Steve Elkington. But in 1982, The Golfing Machine was most associated with 23-year-old Bobby Clampett, who had been schooled in Kelley's system. Clampett had compiled a stellar amateur résumé, and after two rounds of the '82 Open Championship, he led by five shots. He was on the verge of validating what he had once told a reporter about The Golfing Machine: "It's the Bible of golf." In this edition of our audio documentary series, we tell the story of Homer Kelley, Bobby Clampett, and their quest to prove that science could solve the mysteries of the game. Season two of Fried Egg Stories is brought to you by Precision Pro Golf. This episode was produced by Garrett Morrison and mixed by Cameron Hurdus.

Returning from a brief hiatus, Paige updates us on her recent activities, including her first “man on the street” experience at All Star weekend and getting back to her roots at Patty Jewett, before diving into The Open Championship with the bizarre bystander situation with Rory's club and her move back towards Team Brooks after Bryson's newest outburst. She finishes with her review of Space Jam 2, the sequel to her all-time favorite movie. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On today's show, Pat and the boys recap his weekend in Houston and Ft. Worth for Friday Night SmackDown and Money in the Bank, and all the other wild things they did down there including going through CowTAHN, USA, and reacting to John Cena's return to the WWE universe. They also chat about Collin Morikawa winning  the Open Championship in a very impressive performance at Royal St. George's. Joining the program, is Pat's commentating partner on Friday Night SmackDown, the GOAT, Michael Cole, to chat about the environment in Houston and Ft. Worth, how John Cena's entrance was one of the five most memorable moments of his career, getting a curtain call by fans outside the stadium, and how Pat has rejuvenated his broadcasting career (16:30-35:09). Later, Pat and AJ chop it up for awhile about teams reporting to training camp, why playing in the Hall of Fame game sucks, Pat's experiences in Texas and what AJ did this weekend, and much more (36:31-1:43:19). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

RUNDOWN  Today's episode begins with Hotshot explaining the bubble tea phenomenon which seems to have sprung up out of nowhere. Then, the guys provide their takeaways from the Richard Sherman incident and the lasting impact it will have for him and his family. Three best-of guests are local golfing legend Fred Couples, singer-songwriter Gary Portnoy, and author Larry "Ratso" Sloman. Later, Mitch and Scott chat about a variety of topics ranging from cardboard beds to the shooting at the Nationals game to stolen teeth! GUESTS  Fred Couples | PGA golfer Gary Portnoy | Singer-songwriter Larry “Ratso” Sloman | co-author of Mike Tyson autobiography Undisputed Truth TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:00 | What the heck is bubble tea and since when were they built at every street corner in sight? 21:36 | Richard Sherman broke his silence about his incident and has revealed some mental issues he is dealing with.   41:21 | GUEST: 1992 Masters Champion Fred Couples joins the show to shares some memories from his countless rounds at Augusta.  1:13:25 | GUEST: Gary Portnoy tells the story of creating the iconic theme song to Cheers “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”.  1:42:42 | GUEST: Larry Sloman steps in the ring to weigh in on Mike Tyson's return to the ring after a 15-year hiatus.   2:13:08 | Which did you enjoy more...Shark Week or The Open Championship. 2:18:24 | There is a rumor swirling around that the beds in Tokyo are made of cardboard to keep the Olympics athletes socially distanced. 2:25:03 | A shooting at Nationals Park revealed the heroism of Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado. 2:29:56 | A woman in Nevada planned her grand robbery...at a dentist office. 

The Bucks are 1 win away from an NBA Title. We recap an incredible Game 5, Milwaukees Big 3, is Chris Paul a scumbag and tons more (00:03:17- 00:29:41). Collin Morikawa wins The Open Championship and we're happy for him and other golf talk (00:29:41 - 00:37:03). F1 recap, and its turning into a This League situation (00:37:03 - 00:47:45). Who's back of the week (00:47:45 - 01:01:47). And the boys go to the movies to see Space Jam 2. We talk about Billy smuggling burritos into the theater and whether or not we liked the movie and also Lebron sucks at acting (01:01:47 - 01:28:18).

Collin Morikawa proves he's a total stud at Royal St. George's, outlasting Spieth on Sunday with zero bogeys. What'd we think of St. George's? Of Bryson chirping his own driver then being called a stupid 8 year old? Also, we breakdown our Michigan trip: stories from Forest Dunes and Bahle Farms.

Collin Morikawa completes a historic and dominant week by winning the 149th Open Championship. We react, play the over/under major game for Collin, discuss another Louis close call, Spieth's run, Royal St. George's, Rory, Bryson, Hamsterdam, and a lot more.

Brandel Chamblee talks to Dan about the Open Championship. Brandel says the wind at this golf course is going around in a circle. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On today's show, Pat and the boys chat about the few things going on in the sports world, including The Open Championship, the Richard Sherman situation, the franchise tag deadline in the NFL, and game 4 of the NBA Finals. Joining the program fresh off an incredible performance against Suga Sean O'Malley and potentially possessing the strongest chin on the face of the earth, Kris Moutinho joins the show to chat about the last few weeks, his fighting style, how he took so many punches from Suga Sean, if he thinks Herb Dean should've stopped the fight, what's next, if he signed a UFC contract, and much more (21:24-38:50). Later, joining Pat and AJ Hawk is Ian Rapoport to chat about everything going on around the NFL including the deadline for the franchise tag and which guys Rap Sheet thinks will be signed, if he's hearing anything more about Aaron Rodgers, and what key points we should be looking at over the course of the next few weeks (1:02:21-1:15:02). Make sure you subscribe to youtube.com/thepatmcafeeshow and listen every day on Mad Dog Radio, Sirius XM Channel 82. We appreciate you all for listening, come and laugh with us, cheers.

It's the final major of the year as the Open Championship returns from a one year hiatus and is back at Royal St. George's Golf Club. We break down what has us excited about the course, which hasn't hosted the Open since 2011, give you our picks to win (and not to win), visit some of the key storylines, and get hyped for some links golf. Plus, we chat with "Whistles Go Woo" about his process for making golf picks.

In honor of Shark Week, Greg Norman joins the show to talk about his life of chasing adrenaline and the upcoming Open Championship. Plus, our conversation about the protests in Cuba continues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil had an extremely uncharacteristic week vs the media in Detroit. Threatened to never return. Bryson declined to speak to media following a missed cut and a caddie split. Rickie taking flak for Open Championship player protocol comments. Big week for golfers vs the media. Plus, Riggs is in… New York? Trent is… practicing? Frankie is… scoring goals? Lurch is… flying into a hurricane?