Golf Show

Scott Metcalfe and Ian Leggatt break down the first two rounds of The Players Championship, and Webb Simpson's strong secound round (3:55); Ian reflects on his own experiences at The Players Championship, the golf course itself, and the famous island green (14:14); Stephen Ames joins Ian to discuss his time on the senior tour, and his 2006 The Players Championship win (16:24); Golf.com's Dylan Dethier joins the show from Ponte Vedra Beach to discuss covering The Players Championship in person, and his own golf career (28:35).

Scott and Ian on Quail Hollow being used as a regular tour event and as a major, Rory McIlory's comments on the Masters being the only event that matters, Jason Day finding his rhythm, (3:15); on Tiger Woods' issues at the Wells Fargo Championship, Paul Casey's turnaround at the event, and the weekend at Quail Hollow (13:43); on the European Tour's second year of golf sixes (22:04); on Adam Svensson's season so far, the Web.com Tour, and how to handle and prepare equipment for the season (29:17).

Goran Mitrevski, City of Toronto Parks Manager, joins Scott Metcalfe and guest-host Hugh Burrill to discuss the opening of the city's public golf courses (3:58); on Jack Nicklaus' experimental stem cell therapy for back pain (10:09); Ian Leggat phones in from Chapel Hill to discuss the Zurich Classic, how golfers find their groove when playing as a team (14:52); Sportsnet's Adam Stanley on the Zurich Classic and Brooke Henderson's bright future (29:00).

Scott Metcalfe and Ian Leggatt on when public and private courses open (2:23); on David Hearn's play at the Valero Texas Open(7:46); on Brooke Henderson's performance at the Hugelo-JTBC Open, similarities between her and Rory McIlroy, and how she handles the pressures that come with being in the public eye (13:36); on Sergio Garcia's play this golf season(18:41); Canadian music legend Tom Cohrane on his decision to rework and re-release his hit song "Big League" in honour of the Humboldt Broncos, and how he got into the game of golf (25:35).

Scott and Ian break down Brooke Henderson's performance at the Lotte Championship so far (6:28); Mike Stachura of Golf Digest on Patrick Reed's Masters win, and the coverage of Reed's complicated family history(14:17) ; Lorne Rubenstein on his PGA Lifetime Acheivement award (27:59).

Scott Metcalfe and Ian Leggatt break down the first two rounds of The Masters, and discuss the play of Tiger Woods, Marc Leishman, Patrick Reed, and Adam Hadwin (0:52); on Marc Leishman's career, the conditions at Augusta National, expectations for Henrik Stenson (14:37); Canadian professional golfer Corey Conners on the Masters, his career so far, and what he needs to work on (28:02).

Scott and Ian discuss Tiger Woods' resurgence this season (5:21); on Beau Hossler's opening round at the Houston Open (7:12); Adam Hadwin joins Ian Leggatt to discuss his Masters debut and what he learned, how his game has evolved over the years, and what Tiger Woods' resurgence means for the game(16:22); looking ahead to the Masters and favourites to win the tournament (33:46); on Rory McIlroy's struggles, and his ability to win at Augusta (37:30).

Bleacher Report's Howard Beck on the Cavs' deadline moves, possibility of Vince Carter joining the Raptors, and teams that disappointed at the deadline (15:24); Raptors Republic's Blake Murphy on why the team moved Bruno Caboclo, the possibility of Vince Carter returning, and what other buyout candidates the team might be interested in (50:30); 31Thoughts: The Podcast co-host Jeff Marek on Frederik Andersen's stellar play, top Vezina candidates, a potential Josh Leivo move, and what needs to be done with Nikita Shoshnikov (99:05); Sportsnet's Jason York on Rasmus Dahlin, and what he would do with Erik Karlsson (135:41).

It's the final show of the season! Ian and Scott talk Presidents Cup, break down Brooke Henderson's performance at the New Zealand Women's Open, and are joined by Bob McCown!

Scott Metcalfe and Ian Leggatt discuss the 2017 Fed Ex Cup Playoff finale at the Tour Championship and look ahead to the President's Cup