Robert Lee and Richard Boxall look back at Alexander Levy’s maiden European Tour victory at the Volvo China Open. We hear exclusively from the young Frenchman who tells the show how he has been inspired by Victor Dubuisson’s form this year. We also hear from runner up Tommy Fleetwood, whose 68 in the final round left him four shots back and also from third placed Alvaro Quiros after his best finish of the year. Tied for fifth were two of the big attractions in China, Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson, we hear from both Ryder Cup stars. The guys then pay their attention to The Championship at Laguna National in Singapore as Brett Rumford defends.

Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth to look back at Lee Westwoods first European Tour win for two years. A bogey-free round of 68 saw the Englishman finish on 18 under at the Maybank Malaysian Open – seven shots clear of Nicolas Colsaerts, Louis Oosthuizen and Bernd Wiesberger for the largest of his 23 European Tour titles. We hear from Westwood and the trio that finished second as well as from Pablo Larrazabal on being chased by a swarm of hornets. The guys also reflect on Luke Donalds second place on the PGA Tour and Miguel Angel Jimenez debut win on the Champions Tour.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall are joined by Bob Bubka to look back at the first major of the year and a second Masters win in three years for Bubba Watson. We hear from the two time champion as well as joint runners up and rookies Jordan Spieth and Jonas Blixt. We also hear from some of the other Europeans who fared well, including Rory McIlroy after his best finish at Augusta, Lee Westwood, Thomas Bjorn and Ian Poulter. Robert and Richard then turn their attention to the next event on The Race to Dubai, The Maybank Malaysian Open, which boasts a field including Masters stars Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen and Francesco Molinari.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee reflect on Marco Crespi’s maiden European Tour victory at the NH Collection Open. We hear from the Italian after his two shot victory over Jordi Garcia Pinto and Richie Ramsay. Ahead of the first Major of the year, Bob Bubka joins the team to discuss all things Masters related and who from Europe will be the main contenders. We hear from Rory McIlroy, Ian Poulter, Francesco Molinari and from defending champion Adam Scott who will be aiming to wear that famous green jacket once again at Augusta.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee are joined by the European vice-captain Des Smyth to look back at the inaugural EurAsia Cup which ended with Asia completing a remarkable comeback to tie 10-10 in Kuala Lumpur. We hear from Jamie Donaldson, Graeme McDowell and the Asian captain Thongchai Jaidee on a thrilling three days. Also, European Tour winner Tom Lewis looks ahead to the NH Collection Open and tells us about supporting his beloved Liverpool as they top the Premier League table.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall reflect on events at Bay Hill as Matt Every overturned Adam Scott for his maiden tour victory on the PGA Tour. We discuss a return to form for Henrik Stenson and Francesco Molinari as they shared 5th place and Graeme McDowell who also finished in the Top 10. Robert and Richard then turn their attention to the inaugural Eurasia Cup in Malaysia. We hear from both teams including Pablo Larrazabal of Team Europe and the Team Asia captain Thongchai Jaidee.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at Alejandro Canizares’ wire to wire win at the Trophée Hassan II. His 5 shot victory in Morocco ended an 8 year drought and we hear exclusively from the Spaniard. We also hear from runner up Andy Sullivan following an outstanding final round of 63 and from Seve Benson who shared third place. Also on the show this week, we hear from 17 year old Charley Hull after her maiden Ladies European Tour victory after an inspired final round of 62. All the news and reaction from Morocco plus a look ahead to the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill in the States where Europe’s finest will be playing this week.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee are joined by American broadcaster Matt Adams to look back at Patrick Reed's impressive win at the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral. The 23-year old won by a single shot as Welshman Jamie Donaldson posted his best WGC finish with a share of second place. We hear from both players and discuss what the future holds for the pair. We also hear from Des Smyth and Sam Torrance in the week the European Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley named them as his vice-captains for the showdown at Gleneagles in September.

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth to look back at Ross Fisher's victory at the Tshwane Open in South Africa. The 33-year-old carded a two-under-par 70 to finish on 20 under, three ahead of Northern Ireland's Michael Hoey and South African Danie van Tonder. We hear from both Fisher and Hoey after what proved to be a testing day on the course and Rory McIlroy talks to us about narrowly missing out on his first victory of the year at the Honda Classic in Florida.

This week Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall to look back at Jason Day's thrilling WGC-Accenture Matchplay win over Victor Dubuisson in Arizona. The Frenchman threatened to pull off a truly astounding victory at Dove Mountain before Day finally prevailed on the 23rd hole. American broadcaster Bob Bubka gives us the American perspective on the week's action and we hear from both players. Also, defending champion Dawie Van Der Walt joins the guys to look ahead to this week's Tshwane Open in South Africa.