This week on the Tee It Up Golf Podcast, Q is joined by Johnny and Brad to break down a huge week in world golf.

We recap wins across every major tour — from Haydn Barron’s breakthrough victory on the PGA Tour of Australasia, to Justin Rose rolling back the years on the PGA TOUR, Freddy Schott’s dramatic DP World Tour playoff win, and Nelly Korda ending a 14-month drought on the LPGA Tour.

The boys then dive into the biggest talking points in the game:

Patrick Reed leaving LIV Golf

The DP World Tour dropping 2026 fines for LIV players

What it all means for world ranking points, majors and Ryder Cup pathways

Plus, we put our reputations on the line with early 2026 predictions — who wins a major, who finishes World No.2, and which superstar might miss out altogether.

We finish with previews of what’s coming up:

Webex Sydney at Castle Hill

The Phoenix Waste Management Open

LIV Golf Saudi

Qatar Masters on the DP World Tour

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Haydn Barron is a winner on the PGA Tour of Australasia, breaking through with his maiden victory at the Webex Players Series Murray River after a brilliant 22-under-par performance.

Barron opens up on injury concerns coming into the week, how he stayed aggressive under pressure, and the feeling of seeing the final hole putt drop to seal the win.

We also cover a big week around the globe, with Justin Rose dominating at Torrey Pines, Freddy Schott earning his first DP World Tour win in Bahrain, and Nelly Korda starting 2026 with a statement victory on the LPGA.

All the stories, insights and moments that mattered — right here on Tee It Up.

Brad and Johnny took a little day trip down to the stunning Drouin Golf and Country Club in Gippsland ahead of their Drouin Pro-Am appearance to get a little recon of the course, as well as talk to Head of Golf Operations Anthony and Superintendent Ryan about what a Pro-Am means for the community, and how to throw a great one. Be sure to get down to Drouin on Feb 6th for to watch some good golf

Q, Brad and Johnny take a deep dive into what’s not working — and what could work — across the Webex Players Series, with an honest discussion around field strength, scheduling, continuity, coverage and how players at both the top and bottom end are supposed to build sustainable careers.

We also unpack:

Scottie Scheffler’s win at The American Express and why he feels inevitable right now

Blades Brown — generational talent or early overreaction? (and yes… does he actually play blades?)

Patrick Reed’s front-running win in Dubai and what it means for the DP World Tour

A full LIV Golf teams ramble — offseason winners, losers, signings and ladder movers

Locked-in LIV 2026 predictions (receipts will be kept)

Quickfire previews of what’s coming up across the Webex Murray River, Bahrain Championship, Farmers Insurance Open and LPGA Tournament of Champions

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Jordan Doull is your Webex Players Series Victoria champion — and what a finish at Rosebud Country Club.

After holding a two-shot lead late, Doull made a shocking double bogey on the 17th to bring Cameron John right back into it… before the pair headed to a four-hole sudden-death playoff at 12-under.

In this Tee It Up w/ The Winner chat, Jordan breaks down the chaos, the mindset reset, the disciplined 4-iron play in the playoff, and the moment he rolled in the two-metre birdie putt to seal it — while Cameron missed a shorter chance to extend.

We also dive into:

🏆 Cameron John is the 2026 Victorian Open Champion — and he joins Tee It Up fresh off his second win of the season.

Q, Johnny and Brad recap the biggest results from around the globe including the Victorian Open (Men’s & Women’s), the Sony Open, and the DP World Tour, before diving into the hottest golf conversations right now.

This week’s key topics include Elvis Smylie joining Ripper GC, the speculation around Brooks Koepka potentially returning to the PGA Tour, and why Rory McIlroy switching to CB irons is a major change at the elite level. The boys also break down Tommy “Nikeless” and the evolving golf apparel market.

To finish, we preview a huge week ahead: Webex Players Series at Rosebud, The American Express, and the Dubai Desert Classic.

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Q caught up with Cam fresh off his 2026 Vic Open win — his second victory of the season — and the story makes it even better… Q was on the bag for the week.

We chat through the final round, the moments that mattered, what clicked in his game, and what this win means for the rest of 2026.

Tee It Up is back for 2026 — and there’s plenty to get through.

Q, Johnny and Bradley are joined by David Micheluzzi to unpack Connor McKinney’s dominant Webex Players Series WA win, the Australians locking in LIV Golf spots for 2026, and what it all means moving forward. We also preview the Victorian Open, Dubai Invitational and Sony Open, before outlining what’s coming from Tee It Up this year.

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A statement win, start to finish.

We break down Connor McKinney’s dominant wire-to-wire victory at the Webex Players Series Perth, where he never looked like being run down.

Rounds of 63–68–70–69, a scorching four-hole stretch that included a hole-in-one, birdies and an eagle, and a lead that blew out to eight shots at one point — this was a performance built on momentum, edge, and intent. Feisty. Focused. Almost angry.

We dive into:

How McKinney separated the field early and kept his foot down

Why the final margin (four shots at 18-under) didn’t fully reflect the control he had

The chasers — Curtis Luck, Kirsten Rudgeley and Abbie Teasdale — and why none could close the gap

Playing alongside Andrew “Beef” Johnston and how that final round unfolded

Plus, the bigger picture: from a tough couple of seasons on the HotelPlanner Tour, to surviving 252 holes at DP World Tour Q-School, earning his card, and now arriving into his rookie season on the DP World Tour with serious confidence.

From moving to Australia at 13, elite amateur wins at Cranbourne and St Andrews, to debuting at The Open — this was a reminder that Connor McKinney’s trajectory is very much back on track.

This week on Tee It Up, we sit down with Tim Naki for a wide-ranging chat on risk, content, and the reality behind going viral.

Tim takes us inside the thinking behind Manifest the Milli, Ten and Ten, and the bet-per-follower concept that helped grow his audience to more than 1.1 million. He opens up about the highs and lows of punting — including the now-famous run where he turned $1,500 into $1 million in 84 days, before losing nearly half of it just as quickly.

We talk honestly about luck versus skill, variance in gambling, and why transparency around losses has become a cornerstone of Tim’s brand. He’s clear about responsibility too — warning against blindly copying bets and stressing the emotional toll that comes with high-stakes decision-making.

The conversation also shifts to golf. Growing up in Hawera around names like Michael Campbell, Tim shares how he got into the game, what he finds most challenging, and his favourite on-course experiences so far. We also dive into High Stakes Golf, his YouTube series blending pressure golf, elite courses and real money on the line.

A thoughtful, open conversation about content creation, risk, golf and what happens when a wild idea actually works.