Fresh off a week at the Canadian Open, Brenden Escott is joined by Sportsnet’s Adam Stanley to recap everything from TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley — from the atmosphere on the grounds to how the course performed in its debut as a PGA Tour host venue. Despite a field packed with some of the biggest names in golf, it was Bud Cauley who emerged victorious.

We discuss what made his breakthrough win so impressive and what stood out most from one of Canada's premier sporting events.

Then it's all eyes on the U.S. Open as golf's toughest major heads to Shinnecock Hills. We break down what makes the historic venue such a demanding test, the type of player built to succeed there, and why patience could be just as important as power and precision this week.

Can Scottie Scheffler complete the career Grand Slam? We examine his chances and the strengths in his game that make him a legitimate threat to add another major championship to his résumé.

We also dive into one of the U.S. Open's most fascinating trends: the emergence of first-time major champions. Could another player join that list this year? We identify the young contenders best equipped to handle the pressure of golf's biggest stage and discuss what it truly takes to win a first major.

From a Canadian perspective, we look at Suradshan Yellamaraju's impressive recent form and whether he represents Canada's best chance for a breakthrough performance this week. Plus, we highlight the other Canadians worth watching as they take on one of golf's toughest challenges.

And to wrap things up, we put our reputations on the line with a few bold predictions — including potential dark horses, surprise contenders, and a notable name who could be heading home early.

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