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In the final hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by former Bears long snapper and current golf enthusiast Patrick Mannelly to discuss the quality of courses in the Chicago area. First Tee of Great Chicago executive director Lea Jesse then joined the show. Later, Tom Lang of the Michigan Golf Journal joined the program.

Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito opened their show by recapping the week in golf before welcoming on Todd Hajduch, the general manager and director of golf at TPC Deere Run in the Quad Cities. They discussed the John Deere Classic getting canceled due to the coronavirus and what the course has panned instead. Later, Butterfield Country Club director of instruction Mike Carbray joined the show for the Swing Thoughts segment.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Peggy Kusinski of NBC Chicago to discuss how she first got into golf and how it has changed her life. MyGolfSpy founder Adam Beach then joined the show to discuss various golf gear. Later, Wisconsin.golf writer Gary D'Amato joined the program to discuss the latest PGA Tour news.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Joliet Park District superintendent John Ekstrom to discuss the life of a golf course superintendent. Later, Illinois PGA pro Kurt Kollmeyer joined the show for the Swing Thoughts segment in which he shared advice for amateur golfers.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by sportswriter James Dodson to discuss his favorite memories on the golf course with his children, in honor of Father's Day weekend. Later, Ron Green Jr. of Global Golf Post joined the show to discuss covering the PGA Tour during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito recapped the golf action of the past week, which included PGA Tour member Nick Watney testing positive for COVID-19. What could the fallout be from that? Later, Illinois PGA professional Dan Kochevar joined the show to offer advice for listeners in a new segment called Swing Thoughts.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Sarah Longo, who's the widow of the late Peter Longo, who gave golf tips on WGN-TV’s Instant Replay show. Chicago District Golf Association executive director Robert Markionni then joined the show to discuss how he has handled golf's return during the pandemic. Later, Golf Channel reporter Todd Lewis joined the program to discuss the Charles Schwab Challenge, which he's covering at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito discussed the PGA Tour returning for the first time since the pandemic hit. Later, Cory Puryear of Pure Golf joined the show to discuss his work with local PGA Tour members as well as amateurs. Puryear is a golf fitness guru.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Nick Hardy, a Northbrook native who's a member of the Korn Ferry Tour, about how upcoming tournaments are handling play during the pandemic. John Deer Classic director Clair Peterson then joined the show to discuss the decision to cancel the tournament this year. Later, Drew Davison of the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram joined the program to discuss how media members will have to operate while covering tournaments this summer.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Tim Miles, who runs many golf courses around Chicago, about how his courses have handled the pandemic and how they hope to recover what they've lost so far this year. Later, Dr. Stephen Schrantz of the University of Chicago Medical Center joined the show to offer his medical expertise and discuss how safe it is to play golf right now.