On today's show, Ryan looks at the penalties, fines and suspensions levied by the DP World Tour against LIV Golf players. Also, no more LIV players are in their lawsuit against the PGA Tour. Finally, the NCAA ruined the D3 women's championship with a foolish decision.

Erica Herman seeks to keep her lawsuit against Tiger Woods going, while Woods' lawyers seek to enforce an arbitration cause in a non-disclosure agreement.

On today's show, Ryan goes over reports that the DP World Tour is going to impose enormous fines on LIV defectors who are still members. Also, Erica Herman's lawsuit against Tiger Woods appears to be favoring Woods on some legal grounds.

On today's show, we get into the fines and sanctions imposed on DP World Tour members who played LIV events, as well as four former members who resigned. Also, the PGA Tour appears set to keep common designated events from year to year. Ryan shares why that's a bad idea.

On today's show, Ryan looks at why Rory skipped Harbour Town, Patrick Cantlay's new and familiar caddie, and why an LPGA Tour player will be seen in the US more often starting next week.

On the post-birthday episode, Ryan goes over a great weekend in golf, including Tony Finau's win in Mexico and Hannah Green getting a playoff W at Wilshire Country Club. A designated event headlines the jam-packed week ahead.

On today's show, Ryan looks into comments made by Phil Mickelson as LIV tries to move away from the OWGR pipe dream. Also, the PGA Tour is merging two of its tours into one while getting rid of another.

On Monday's edition of the show, Ryan looks back on a great weekend of golf and spins forward to another jam-packed week of tournaments around the world.

On today's comeback show, Ryan talks about Tiger Woods' fusion surgery in his ankle, then gets into some intrigue about LIV, the Ryder Cup and why Greg Norman just can't be taken seriously.

It's Masters Week! Get ready for the best week of the year in golf with Ryan's primer on all the things to look forward to at Augusta. Then we get into the continued, sad unraveling of Gary Player.