Armen Keteyian wrote the most comprehensive book on the life of Tiger Woods and now he’s authored the definitive book, "Gambler", on the most famous gambler in American history - Billy Walters. The discussion includes Walters' relationship and gambling partnership with Phil Mickelson, Phil’s unwillingness to testify on Billy’s behalf that could have kept him out of jail as well as the details of the proposed Ryder Cup wager, Phil performing brilliantly on the heels of huge gambling losses, and Billy’s unwillingness to delve into Phil’s personal life. Keteyian also offered reflective thoughts on writing about Tiger and Phil, the two most significant figures in golf in the last 50 years.

UCLA's Zoe Campos joined Emma Carpenter to talk about her early golf career which includes success as a junior golfer, becoming an all-American at her dream school, UCLA, and her most recent experience qualifying for, and competing in the U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach.

The Hall of Fame and eight-time Major Champion, Tom Watson, sat down with Gary Williams. They spend the first part of the conversation on his new passions, competitive horse cutting and Watson Links, an initiative to get more kids into the game. From there the two go deep into the game of golf from his recent "open letter" to Jay Monahan, his feeling on the size of fields and the importance of the cut. They discuss the 1993 Ryder Cup, the last time the American side won on Eurpoean soil, the impact of Seve Ballesteros and his one dream match.

The Hall of Fame broadcaster Chris "Mad Dog" Russo joined Gary Williams this week and talked about when golf started to break through on his radar within the overall sports world that he discussed daily on-air. He discussed the impact Tiger Woods had on the casual sports fan and how he could dominate the airwaves and how finally taking up the sport and playing personally made a big difference in how he studied, learned and discussed the game, even sharing his personal golfing stories on the air with his listeners.

Andy Johnson of The Fried Egg joined Gary Williams to talk shop. Among topics discussed was the impact of Tiger not just on the future generations of players but on those that got into golf in other avenues, how The Fried Egg came about, discussion around design and much more.

Gary Williams, Johnson Wagner and Brendon de Jonge dive deep into this year's Open at Royal Liverpool. Topics discussed include the resurgence of Rickie Fowler, a look at Royal Liverpool Golf Club, closing a Major with a Par 5, venue conditions, winning predictions, how the Open could affect Ryder Cup teams, will Rory McIlroy end his Major drought and much more.

Adam Hayes, caddie for Jon Rahm, joined Johnson Wagner & Brendon de Jonge to talk about his life on the bag, how he got started in the profession, how he came to work with the current Masters champion, Rahm's loyalty, how they handle the pressure of the final nine holes in a tournament and how he is preparing for this year's Open Championship plus an amazing hole-in-one story.

Wake Forest head women's golf coach Kim Lewellen joined Emma Carpenter fresh off the Demon Deacons NCAA Championship. They dove into her squad and their depth and how they took aim at the season and trying to win a national title. Kim shared some of her coaching and recruiting philosophies that have taken shape over a long career as a player and now coach and has one simple mantra, "be kind".

Hall of Famer Joe Buck joined host Gary Williams, Gil Hanse and Jay Bilas in this episode of "The Scramble". They talked about his career in broadcasting which included his time at Fox when they aired the USGA package and five showings of the U.S. Open. They discussed the challenges at the start and the in-roads they made as a team and network that are now commonplace in the game on the air. They also touched on the Damar Hamlin situation from last season on Monday Night Football and what it is like to be in the booth at that moment and plenty of other topics, jokes and stories.

Johnson Wagner and Brendon de Jonge dove into the season that has been thus far with some of the great finishes, stories and players as we close out June. Plus they look ahead to what remains on the calendar with The Open, the FedEx Cup playoffs and their first stab at potential Ryder Cup rosters.