In this exciting episode, we start by celebrating Rickie Fowler's incredible victory at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. Witness the exhilarating moments as Fowler birdies the 18th hole to force a playoff and then hits a shot behind the grandstand. The tension builds as he sinks a remarkable 14-foot putt for the win. We also discuss Fowler's outstanding performances at the US Open and The Travelers tournaments, solidifying his excellent year.Next, we turn our attention to Taylor Gooch, who has been on fire this season with three wins under his belt. Join us as we explore Gooch's journey, including the controversial incident involving the USGA and his inspiring play that may earn him a spot on the Ryder Cup Team.Then, we shift gears to the LIV Golf scene. Discover the thrilling LIV Broadcast, where we provide insights into the captivating YouTube highlights, the camera following the group, the immersive walk-in shots, and the satisfying sound of the ball going into the cup.The Women's US Open at Pebble Beach is also a key highlight. We highlight the notable performances of Nelly Korda, Rose Zang, and Michelle Wie, while discussing the unique challenges posed by Pebble Beach's tiny greens, deep and wet rough, and thick sand in the fairway bunkers. Additionally, we share valuable tips on how to secure a tee time and navigate the early morning weather conditions at this renowned course.Legendary golfer Bernard Langer takes center stage as we celebrate his remarkable win at the U.S. Senior Open. Langer's victory marked his 12th major title, making him the oldest champion at 65 years. With a stellar career boasting two Masters Championships and a record-breaking 46 wins on the PGA Tour Champions, Langer's accomplishments are awe-inspiring.We also dive into the intriguing world of golf rankings, exploring the Desert Duffer LLG's Twitter revelations about LIV Laugh Golf and the document dump. Gain insights into how favored PGA players influence rankings and the decisions made by the PGA and DPWT. We discuss the evolving purpose of rankings, particularly for players transitioning from LIV back to the PGA TOUR.Finally, we provide a sneak peek at the exciting events coming up, including the Women's US Open at Pebble Beach, the LIV London Centurion, and the star-studded John Deere Classic featuring nine of the top 50 players.Tune in to this action-packed episode for a comprehensive roundup of the golf world's latest triumphs, controversies, and upcoming tournaments. Don't miss the opportunity to witness Rickie Fowler's swing perfectly timed to GBPM music in a captivating video experience. Stay connected and stay informed with our insightful golf podcast.

In this episode of the podcast, we'll be discussing Keegan Bradley's recent victory at The Travelers Championship. Keegan Bradley has had a successful year so far with two wins under his belt. He started the year strong by winning the Zozo Championship. Recently, he secured another victory at The Travelers Championship with an impressive score of 23 under par.Bradley's success can be attributed to a few key factors. Firstly, something clicked for him, leading to improved performance on the course. Despite a subpar performance at the US Open, he managed to bounce back and deliver a remarkable performance at The Travelers Championship. Having his family there to support him during the tournament was also a significant motivator for Bradley.During our discussion, we'll dive into the individuals who have played a crucial role in Bradley's success. Darren Mahan, who made adjustments to Bradley's driver swing and lie angle, played a significant part in his recent victories. Bradley believes that everything starts with his driver swing, making it a vital aspect of his game.Another key figure in Bradley's journey is Phil Kenyon, his putting coach. Kenyon helped Bradley refine his putting technique by addressing his tendency to over read putts and aim too high. By making adjustments to his aim point and stroke, Bradley was able to improve his putting performance. For those interested in learning more about Kenyon's approach, you can visit visioputting.com.We'll also discuss Bradley's family background in golf. His father, Mark, is a PGA professional, and he has received support and guidance from golfers such as David Duval and Dotty Pepper. Bradley holds his aunt Pat in high regard, considering her his hero. Pat Bradley, a member of the LPGA Hall of Fame, has an impressive golfing career with 31 tour events won, including six major championships.Lastly, we'll touch upon some other notable moments and players on the PGA Tour this season. We'll discuss the multi-winners, including Rahm, Homa, Finau, Hovland, Scheffler, Wyndham, Brooks, and Taylor Gooch.

In today's podcast, we dive into the thrilling journey of Wyndham Clark, who overcame numerous obstacles and emerged victorious at The U.S.Open.Firstly, we discuss how NBC seemingly tried to jinx Wyndham Clark. Despite this, he showed remarkable resilience and defeated the best players in the world for the victory. Unfortunately, the broadcast seemed to focus on the shortcomings of others rather than highlighting Wyndham's exceptional performance.During the tournament, Wyndham Clark shot a commendable 70 on Sunday, but what's even more impressive is that he managed to be at -2 after playing 14 holes. His consistent performance throughout the four-day event resulted in scores of 64, 67, 69, and 70. Throughout the week, Wyndham Clark's mantra was "Be Cocky," and he proved that confidence can truly make a difference on the golf course.We also acknowledge the contributions of Rickie Fowler. In the past year Rickie has changed his caddie and hired Butch Harmon as his coach. He has had excellent results, jumping from world ranking of 185th to an impressive 35th position. The impact of a strong support system in golf cannot be overstated.Moving on, we touch upon Rory and address the criticism that he "didn't make putts". While this take may exist, we recognize that Rory McIlroy's journey and performance are multi-faceted, and it's important to consider the various factors that contribute to a player's success or challenges.Shifting our focus to the USGA, we highlight their generous donation of millions to rebuild golf in Los Angeles. This act of support and investment demonstrates their commitment to the growth and development of the sport.Looking ahead to the Travelers Field this weekend, we anticipate an exciting event with elevated events and the presence of 23 of the top 30 players in the world. The competition promises to be intense and captivating for both players and fans alike.Join us as we delve deeper into these fascinating topics and explore the world of golf from unique perspectives. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share our podcast to stay updated with the latest news and insights in the golfing realm.

The podcast begins with a recap of the RBC Canadian Open, highlighting the performances of golfers Nick Taylor and Tommy Fleetwood.The discussion then moves on to the topic of "Heart vs. Mind" in golf. It explores the financial aspects of the Professional Golf Association (PGA) and the proposed Premier Golf League (LIV). The PGA's assets include tournament revenue, media rights, Tournament Players Clubs, corporate licensing, and investments. On the other hand, LIV possesses player contracts, teams, and TV rights. The absence of competition until LIV's establishment is emphasized.The podcast outlines the importance of the primary investor, referred to as PIF, who controls the money and seeks ways to increase the value of the investment in the golf industry.The concept of LIV teams is discussed, with the captain owning a 25% stake. It is predicted that LIV will become the premier league in golf, and the remaining percentage of ownership will be sold to teammates. Corporate naming and team ownership will be involved, and home venues/courses will be established, attracting fans and professionals. Stadium holes will be built, and the golf industry will adopt a franchise and team-driven approach similar to the NFL. Promotion and relegation, as well as partial ownership options for players through name, image, and likeness rights, are mentioned.The podcast briefly mentions the US Open preview, touching upon feature groups and the course.

Show Notes:What Have We Learned...1. Its all about the money and everyone has a price! Thats why people left Thats why there were elevated events PGA was loosing sponsors LIV had zero ratings Maximize your position to make money That is why a deal was made2. Players do not matter 5 people decided the future of golf Full Swing - Brooks, Mito, Poulter Every player is its own entity The tour doesn't care about you Never Choose Loyalty to an Employer3. Ego makes people do stupid stuff Its the driving reason this whole thing started Why it was not settled earlier Who took $$$ vs. those that did not Cooler heads prevailed Dice Clay and Guns and Roses4. Great for Golf Fans Divided players The majors were great with everyone Golf is going Global DPT, PGA, KF, LIV5. Morality Sports Washing... Your Government Baseball & Football is next Do you really care who owns your team??6. More Questions than Answers Ranking System Jay Monahan - Will the players have more control Ryder Cup Sponsored teams! Home courses!Longest Day in Golf Four Stanford players made the US OpenHovland 2nd win of the year Tiger & Jack's tournaments Overcoming the PGA Championship shot Horrible chip on 12Zang US Amateur NCAA D1 Champ The Masters First LPGA Entry

On this episode of This Week In Golf, we talk about Emiliano Grillo's triumph at the Charles Schwab Challenge with his impressive 68 and second career win. We also talk about Harold Varner III's big win at the Live DC event, where he took home $4 million in prize money. Finally we discuss the recent changes in LIV golf which includes the relegation process. Don't miss out on this exciting episode of This Week In Golf! Show Notes: Charles Schwab Challenge Harry Hall 2-stroke lead after 10 Scheffler Hole in One posts 67 early and get to -7 Harris English Hole in One Grillo Still shot 68 Started at -6 Got to -10 with a birdie on 16 Ball flowing down a creek... Double bogey on 18 to drop to -8 Schenk Finished behind Grillo Had a putt on 18 to win in reg Grillo Super lucky bounce on the final playoff hole 16th hole! Ford Bronco Memorial Tournament - Jack Nicklaus Full Field Elevated Event Goat Hill and LIV Jon Rahm's Comments USA vs Europe not PGA vs LIV LIV HVIII -12 & 4 million Grace -11 & 2.5 million Team competition won by Torque Periera -10 Munoz -9 27 under: $3,000,000 Andy Olgeltree -7 tied for 7th and 613k Relegation! Top 24 Plus all the team captains Players from 25th to 44th (The Open Zone) Free agents or leave LIV 45 and below 72 hole stroke play tournament Late November after the final LIV event Projected that 8 players from the open zone will not be re-signed The top three finishers from the promotion tournament and the winner of the Order of Merit in the International Series will receive cards to play in LIV Golf events in 2024. The promotion tournament will be open to the following players: Those relegated from LIV Golf in 2023 The four bottom finishers in the 2023 LIV Golf League individual rankings Second through 32nd finishers in the 2023 International Series Rankings Winners of fully sanctioned events on the DP World Tour or PGA Tour in the previous season Players ranked within the top 200 of the Official World Golf Rankings at close of entries Those ranked within the top 20 of the World Amateur Golf Rankings at close of entries Members of the last edition of the Ryder Cup or Presidents Cup Winners of the four major championships since 2018 U.S. Amateur British Amateur NCAA Division I individual stroke-play Latin America Amateur Asia-Pacific Amateur European Amateur Eisenhower Individual

PGA Championship ReviewMichael Block Penal interview Peoples Champ J Rose & Rory Cheer 2018 qualifier videoBrooks is the Man 3 PGA's 2 US Opens Dominate 66, 66, 67 66 on Saturday - Next best was -1Hovland Hero World Challenge Players 3rd - every round under par Masters 7th - but shot 74 on Sunday PGA 2nd - every round par or better Top 20 at RIV, WM & Sentry, Arnold Palmer When will he break through at a major?Tom Kim Mud IncidentThe Golf Channel gives LIV more coverage No one knows what to do Brooks on Ryder Cup Any press is good press World Golf Ranking SystemYouTube Numbers LIV - 272k PGA Tour - 1.2 million Golf Channel - 204kLIV Golf Washington DC7700 YardsTrump NationalCharles Schwab ChallengeCOLONIAL COUNTRY CLUBFORT WORTH Who has gas in the tank? Scheffler Burns Rose Spieth Hovland Finau Morikawa Homa Block!!!

Show Notes:This year so far - Review of who has won, etc. Rory Jason Day Keegan Bradley Justin Rose Finau twice Homa twice Scheffler twice (Players, WM) Rahm Four times (Masters, Riviera, Sentry, Amex)PGA Jason Day Five years since his last win Shot 62LIV Grace, Johnson, Smith Playoff Cam smith 61 final round They all had the same putt in the playoffLIV vs. PGA Are there too many stars? Can two leagues be supportedPGA Championship Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York Weather Justin Thomas 18 LIV Players 20 Club Pros Past ChampionsChat GPT

Wells Fargo Full Field - Elevated Event Wyndham Clark Wins by 4 2 shot lead at the start of play 1 shot down after 7 holes 3.6 Million Life changing win US Open British Open The Masters Hawaii for the Sentry Tournament of Champions All 2024 designated events on the PGA Tour. How do you see yourself as a golfer Xander Rickie is in the top 50 Highest rank was 148 - Sept 2022 In eight of his last nine starts, Fowler has finished inside the top 20Byron Nelson K.H. Lee Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth, Tom Kim, Tyrrell Hatton, Hideki Matsuyama and Tom Hoge. 17 Hole - stadium hole PGA ChampionshipLIV Tulsa OK Cedar Ridge Country Club

Episode Recap: Mexico Open Recap Finau never gives Rahm a chance Travels with his family Regular job supporting his family LIV Recap Taylor Gooch Playoff vs. Sergio Wells Fargo Field Elevated Event Rory is in, Rahm and Scheffler are out World Rankings SI Ranking of LIV World Rankings