Eleven times he entered the winner's circle on the PGA TOUR, and 10 times he won on PGA TOUR Champions. His stellar resume also includes a U.S. Amateur title, an NCAA Team Championship at his beloved The Ohio State University, and a spot on the last U.S. Ryder Cup Team to win on foreign soil. 

Join John Cook as he shares stories about his journey in golf -- how the great Ken Venturi helped shape John into the outstanding player he was, and how his Dad, Jim, mentored him into the man he is today as an analyst for Golf Channel.

Gobble up the treats from "Cookie," on a frightfully good "Musings on Golf."

Over his 10 1/2 seasons in Major League Baseball, Tommy Hutton played for both the Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays, the two teams who will square off in the World Series starting on Thursday.

Join Tommy for plenty of baseball talk -- 2026 will be his 43rd year broadcasting the sport -- and lively banter about his golf game, as he gets you set for the Fall Classic and mixes in some great stories about Tommy Lasorda, Tom Seaver and even the great television talk-show host, Mike Douglas.

Play ball, World Series style, with Tommy Hutton!

You talk about a fun, new book! Former PGA Tour player Jay Delsing is out with "You Wouldn’t Believe Me If I Told You: An Unforgettable Memoir of Golf, Grit and a Blue-Collar Kid on the PGA Tour," and you are going to be roaring while reading this one.

From Jack Nicklaus to Sean Connery to John Daly, and, what, almost a fist fight on the course! It's all here in a laugh-filled interview with St. Louis's Jay Delsing!

He was an American sports hero in the 2014 Winter Olympics and a 2018 Stanley Cup Champion with the Washington Capitals. As the puck drops on the 2025-26 NHL season, join the recently retired T.J. Oshie, who talks about his passion for golf, his new opportunities as a hockey analyst, and the special bond he will always share with his late Dad, "Coach."

She has covered every Ryder Cup since 1999, and does she ever have strong opinions about what took place over three crazy days at Bethpage Black.

Join Ann Liguori, Host of "Talking Golf," on WFAN-NY and the Sports Innerview podcast,  and author of "Life on the Green, Lessons and Wisdom from Legends of Golf," as we dissect the good, the bad, and the really ugly out of Europe's 15-13 victory.

Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole!

His playing record of 17-8-3 is impressive, and he was never on the losing side. He also captained two U.S. teams.

Yet, the real legacy of Jack Nicklaus and the Ryder Cup is forged in the vision of the Golden Bear, who saw the global growth of golf early on and convinced the powers that be that all of continental Europe needed to be included in the Matches. 

Join Jack on a Ryder Cup stroll down the fairways of the past, and hear who he thinks will raise the golden chalice in victory on Sunday.

Imagine being PGA of America Professional David Young this week. Imagine the pride of watching your son, Cameron, tee it up in the Ryder Cup. In your home state. 

For David, it's the real deal. It's happening. So, join him as he talks about the journey of helping develop Cam into the elite player he is, working with him to prepare for this week, and what it will be like to see his boy in golf's most riveting event. It's a special Ryder Cup edition, family style, on "Musings on Golf."

He is known as "Bones," and he delivers a full body of stories culled from 11 appearances in the Ryder Cup and five major championships while on the bag for Phil Mickelson. 

Hear great insights from Jim "Bones" Mackay, as he reminisces on the great, and what could have been, and looks ahead to being on-course next week, reporting in the heat of the drama at the 45th Ryder Cup on Long Island.

Get the skinny, from Bones, on "Musings on Golf."

He is known as "Bones," and he delivers a full body of stories culled from 11 appearances in the Ryder Cup and five major championships while on the bag for Phil Mickelson. 

Hear great insights from Jim "Bones" Mackay, as he reminisces on the great, and what could have been, and looks ahead to being on-course next week, reporting in the heat of the drama at the 45th Ryder Cup on Long Island.

Get the skinny, from Bones, on "Musings on Golf."

He was not on anyone's list of favorites to win the 2002 PGA Championship outside of Minneapolis. Yet, when he offered up a little jig after securing the Wanamaker Trophy -- and holding off a ferocious rally by Tiger Woods -- Rich Beem had earned his place as a major golf champion. 

Join Rich, now completing his first decade with Sky Sports, as we discuss his incredible story and look ahead to who will be dancing in victory in two weeks, at the Ryder Cup.