His golfing skills always brought attention to Rhett Butler, but a massive audience really gave a damn when Butler finished fifth in the World Series of Poker Main Event in 2006. Buckle up for a rollicking ride, from the course to the tables to the shoes, where Butler now holds all the aces at William & Harry.

His world was tragically changed in an instant, yet Ken Green has decided to seek the positives in life as he continues to move forward. In this special Thanksgiving episode, we invite you to join the five-time PGA Tour winner in his ongoing journey to help others through the game for which we all are thankful. 

Success, at very high levels, has been the trademark of Tripp Davis. From being part of a national championship team at Oklahoma to renovating and restoring such outstanding facilities as Atlanta Athletic Club and Preston Trail Golf Club, Tripp's skills as a player and golf course architect have kept him at the top of the game. His Bryon Nelson story is tops, too!

The accolades have all been deserved for Jim Nantz, one of the best broadcasters ever. Being inducted into the PGA of America Hall of Fame on November 8? Well, this one is highly personal, as you will hear in this riveting interview that concludes with a heartwarming story about the man with whom he shared CBS golf telecasts for 17 years.

Three generations of the Adams family have given much to the game of golf. The son of the founder of metal woods and grandson of a highly respected golf professional, Brad carries on a legacy of innovation with a line of putters that literally can stand on their own! The Adams bloodline is a thick one, indeed!

Her signature headwear is but one reason why Michelle McGann stands out in the game of golf. Battling diabetes since she was a teenager, Michelle forged an outstanding career on the LPGA Tour, and she continues to positively impact lives through her own Foundation. Hear all about the style and substance that define Michelle McGann! 

Professional golf has been dramatically changed by the launch of LIV Golf, and no writer has been more closely linked to the high-stakes battle between the upstart league and the PGA Tour than Alan Shipnuck. His brand new book, "LIV and Let Die," is sure to be a big-seller, and his words are must-listen right here!

His decision to remain a lifelong amateur golfer resulted in a storied career for Vinny Giles. The proud Virginian is the only player to win the U.S. Amateur, British Amateur and U.S. Senior Amateur. Four times he represented his country in the Walker Cup, and he captained the '93 U.S. squad to the largest margin of victory in the event. Many have also called him the greatest bunker player of all time.

A great storyteller and even greater golfer!

So much drama. So many questions. Way too much Europe. 

Once again, the Europeans used the "home-field" advantage to claim the cherished gold chalice, this time from start to finish. Jeff Rude, one of the world's great golf writers and storytellers, joins Bob and Kelly to recap a week replete with chants of "Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole" echoing throughout Rome.

The week of the 44th Ryder Cup in Italy has finally arrived, and no one is more qualified to discuss the European turnaround in the biennial gathering than Tony Jacklin. As Captain for an unprecedented four consecutive matches under the European banner, Jacklin elevated and guided his players to a new era of sustained success. Captain Jacklin is a must-listen!