The revolution WAS televised! The past 30 years have seen astronomical growth in the game, and Golf Channel has put it all live on the air. Damon Hack & Eamon Lynch welcome in Rich Lerner to discuss what the Golf Channel has meant to the game since we first came on the air in January of 1995 -- and share some of the legendary stories he's picked up in his 28 years here. Just because we're in anniversary mode in the studio doesn't mean we're asleep on the job, though -- especially with the Hawaii swing in full gear! Todd Lewis joins us from the Sony Open in Hawaii to find out how the course is shaping up, and how the tournament will honor its defending champion: the late Grayson Murray. As we look back at the past today, we also get a glimpse into the game's future as the first match of the TGL gets underway tonight! The simulator golf league founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy is making a splashy entrance to the scene, but is there substance? Rex Hoggard has been to their facility in South Florida and joins us to weigh in.

Damon and Eamon are gearing up for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro- AM!

2019 U.S. Open Winner Gary Woodland joins the guys to reminisce on his victory at Pebble Beach.

In his first tournament on the APGA tour 23 year old Kieron Van Wyck made history winning the Farmers Insurance Invitational. He became the first amateur golfer ever to win an APGA tour event since the tour began in 2010. He tells the guys what it took took to victory.

Nicole Inakov joined the guys to discuss being paired with Ernie Els in the Pure Insurance Championship, and hitting an ace on hole 17 at Pebble Beach with Ernie watching.

To close out the episode we hear from Rory McIlroy, who arrived at Pebble Beach this morning after his duel with Tiger in the TGL last night.

Yesterday in Hawaii, Hideki Matsuyama put on a clinic, winning the season opening Sentry for his 11th career PGA Tour win. His 35-under for the week is the lowest score to par in a 72-hole event. Damon and Eamon discuss Matsuyama's dominating performance and what another second place means for Morikawa.

Our colleague Johnson Wagner also knows something about lifting a trophy in Hawaii. Back in 2012, he shot a 3-under 67 in the final round of the Sony Open for a two-shot victory. Johnson joins the show to reminisce on his victorious week and the upcoming PGA season.

JONHSON WAGNER (42:00)

SHANE RYAN (52:04)

On this edition of Golf Today, Damon Hack and Anna Jackson preview an exciting weekend ahead at the Grant Thornton Invitational with some special guests! Amy Rogers joins to talk Lexi Thompson and Sahith Theegala, then Steve Sands hops on to discuss Scottie Scheffler winning the PGA Tour Player of the Year Award. Finally, Rex Hoggard joins to discuss swirling rumors of the PIF and PGA Tour ongoing negotiations.

AMY ROGERS 3:02-7:13

STEVE SANDS 23:50-31:21

REX HOGGARD 32:43-36:42

What a season for Scottie Scheffler! His win at the Hero World Challenge ends his monster 2024 campaign with a flourish, leaving him with 9 wins across the board. Damon Hack & Anna Jackson discuss his astoric season with Ryan Lavner and Rex Hoggard on another edition of the Golf Today Roundtable! Tiger Woods might not have teed it up this week, but he made his presence felt as tournament host. We take a look back at his remarks on the tournament broadcast from Sunday and talk about what 2025 may hold for the 15-time major champion. Justin Thomas was in the field at Hero and his top-three finish continued the positive momentum he picked up towards the end of the season. Can the two-time PGA Champion regain his elite form in 2025? Tune in and join the conversation!

The stars of the PGA Tour are back for the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas. This limited field features defending Champion Scottie Scheffler who won 7 times on the PGA Tour last year. Damon Ryan and Rex Hoggard break down his season and what to expect from him next season.

Later in the show, Damon and Ryan are joined by Bobby Macintyre, two-time winner in 2024. After that, Peter Zaffino from AIG does an exclusive interview with Cara Banks, and John Wood chimes in with his thoughts on the Hero World Challenge.

BOBBY MACINTYRE - 13:10

PETER ZAFFINO - 23:49

JOHN WOOD - 30:44

Tiger Woods, the 15-time major champion and tournament host addressed the media today. Woods answered questions regarding PIF and PGA negotiations, his health and the PGA membership and field sizes. Later, we catch up with Senior Golf Writer, Bob Harig as we look ahead to this week’s competition.

Tiger Woods 01:42

Bob Harig 32:08

Andres Cuamani 38:33

Breaking news out of the LPGA today, commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan is stepping down after three years at the helm. Hosts Damon Hack & Ryan Lavner gather reactions from across the women's game as Liz Moore steps in to guide the LPGA in the interim. Beth Ann Nichols, who broke the news for Golfweek, stops by to discuss Mollie's decision and her legacy. Golf Channel contributors Tom Abbot, Amy Rogers, and Paige Mackenzie also reflect on the commissioner's up-and-down tenure while 2-time major champion Brittany Lincicome chimes in with a player's perspective.

Beth Ann Nichols (31:40)

Brittany Lincicome (42:58)

On this edition of Golf Today, Todd Lewis and Eamon Lynch preview a WICKEDly good week of golf with a wide variety of guests! Martin Slumbers joins the show to discuss his upcoming retirement and his state of the game. After that, Amy Rogers joins the program from the CME Globe where players discuss the large purse at the finale of the LPGA season. Then, Wesley Bryan joins to talk about the FedexCup Fall and the top 125 bubble ahead of the RCS. Finally, Johnson Wagner joins for the roundtable discussion to set up what should be an electrifying week of golf. All of that and more on this edition of Golf Today!

MARTIN SLUMBERS 6:49

WESLEY BRYAN 37:07

JOHNSON WAGNER 46:56

Big changes are shaking up the PGA Tour! Last night, the Tour's board voted on a groundbreaking decision to introduce smaller fields and limit the number of players competing. We’ll break down the details of these changes and hear from those directly affected. Joining us is Josh Teater, a member of the Players Advisory Council, who shares insider insights on why these changes are necessary—even though they may impact his own career. Plus, Nelly Korda continues to make history! With her seventh win of the season on Sunday, she’s now the third player in LPGA history to surpass $4 million in prize money. Could she double that total this week? We’ll hear from the world number one, all here on Golf Today.

Ally Ewing (15:59)

Josh Teater (1:03:42)