His life forever changed by a fateful accident on a golf course, Dennis Walters never gave up. He kept on dreaming, and through his more than 3,000 trick-shot golf shows, he continues to inspire with his powerful messages and incredible abilities. He's a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and a truly remarkable person!

The 150th Open Championship tees off Thursday at the Home of Golf, and Dan Hicks has a front-row seat to call the action at St. Andrews. Dan has been NBC Sports' lead play-by-play golf announcer for 20 years, but this is his first visit to St. Andrews. What! Yep, Dan tells all to Bob and Kelly. Great guy and terrific stories!  

He drove (and chipped and putted) his way to five PGA Tour victories, but Danny Edwards put it in another gear by becoming the only professional golfer to steer an automobile to victory in a premier national race. In this fast-paced episode, Danny takes us from the first tee to the winner's circle in this rollicking ride from the course to the speedway.

He guided his alma mater, the University of Maryland, to college basketball's promised land through his unique style of sweat and hustle. Coach Gary Williams joins us to talk about his passion for the game and the secrets to his Hall of Fame success!    

His impressions of Arnold Palmer left folks howling, but it's his impression of how Arnold treated others that left an indelible mark on Peter Jacobsen, our guest this week. Witty and wise, Peter shares some special tales of The King and the great actor, Jack Lemmon, his longtime playing partner at Pebble Beach. 

With the 122nd U.S. Open set to begin on Thursday at The Country Club, outside of Boston, who better to talk about the great layout than Rees Jones, the man who restored the course in advance of the 1988 U.S. Open. He's known as The Open Doctor, and after you hear Rees, you'll know why, and how he delivers on golf's major stages.

Bob and Kelly talk about the biggest story in golf, and this time, it's not Tiger! But they also discuss The Big Cat opting out of the U.S. Open, Minjee Lee's good karma at the Women's Open, and Women's Golf Day.

You see him on NBC Sports' golf coverage and at the Olympics, plus at the studio desk for weekend sports updates. When it comes to sports, Jimmy Roberts is always on, and he has 13 Sports Emmys between his time at NBC Sports and ESPN to back it up. Jimmy has great stories to tell, which makes him an ideal guest for Bob and Kelly to chat with.   

Behind every great winner is a driving force who helped build a champion. In the case of two-time PGA Champion Justin Thomas, that would be his Dad and Coach, Mike Thomas, who shares his insights with Bob and Kelly. 

John Feinstein: Master of the Written Word  

Over his magnificent career, John Feinstein has authored 44 books, written for The Washington Post for many years, and contributed to Golf Digest, Golf Channel, NPR and The Sporting News. His knowledge of sports runs deep, and his ability to tell a great story may be unrivaled. What a great guest for Bob and Kelly to chat with about the world of golf, college sports and the craft of writing. John Feinstein, ladies and gentlemen