On this PGA Tour season-ending Sunday, Ryan talks about Viktor Hovland dominating the Tour Championship and who will be Player of the Year. He also talks about Alejandro Tosti's bizarre forced withdrawal from the Korn Ferry Tour and a pending suspension.

On tonight's show, Ryan recaps Round 1 of the Tour Championship and the dramatically different nature of the remaining 54 holes. Also, Curtis Luck jeopardized his PGA Tour future by missing his tee time today on the Korn Ferry Tour.

On today's show, Ryan looks at the surprising Solheim Cup picks made by European captain Suzann Pettersen. He also takes a look at PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan's Tour Championship remarks and what's on the line.

On today's show, Ryan looks at the amazing stories of Lilia Vu and Lucas Glover as they both win, and then he digs in on the 2024 schedule for the PGA Tour and SP World Tour and how they work together.

On today's show, Ryan looks at Jay Monahan's memo to PGA Tour players which shares some sticking points in a deal with the Saudis, as well as the Tour's opposition to the current rollback Model Local Rule from the USGA and R&A.

On today's show, Ryan looks at the comments of players regarding the controversial finishing holes at Royal Liverpool. Also, it sounds like LIV Golf players aren't especially interested in coming back to the PGA Tour.

On today's show, Ryan looks at comments made by players that indicate Jay Monahan has a lot of work to do when he returns to earn player trust. Also some comments from Rory McIlroy trigger some conspiracy theories that the Tour is negotiating with the Saudis in bad faith.

On today's show, Ryan goes in-depth on the Senate hearing on the PGA TOUR-PIF deal. What did we learn? What new questions came out of this? What happens next?

On today's catch-up episode, Ryan talks about what the Saudis might be up to with LIV right now, and then he gets into why the Larry Klayman court case document dump really doesn't mean much (but is helpful to understand).

On today's show, Ryan looks at the legal framework signed by the PGA Tour, DPWT and PIF and what happens now that Congress is involved. Also, Patrick Cantlay might not like this deal. Why? Meanwhile, Rory and Sergio are apparently OK again.