David Howell’s first win in over seven years is the focus of this week’s European Tour Race to Dubai Show. Dan Roebuck is joined by Robert Lee to look back at a week in Scotland that ended in a playoff win for Howell against the young American golfer Peter Uihlein. We hear from both men as well as from England’s Tom Lewis who shot a final round 64 to secure his playing rights for next season. Sir Steve Redgrave, the five time Olympic gold medalist, joins the show to tell us about his week at the home of golf. We look ahead to the next event on the Tour, the Seve Trophy in the company of Paul Lawrie and Gregory Bourdy and with a year to go before the 2014 Ryder Cup we’ll hear from both captains, Tom Watson and Paul McGinley.

Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth this week as they look back at a fantastic win for Julien Quesne at the 70° Open dItalia Lindt. We hear exclusively from the Frenchman as well as from joint runners up, David Higgins and Steve Webster. Over in the States it was the season ending and extremely lucrative, Tour Championship and the man who came away with all the money was Henrik Stenson. We hear from the popular Swede and exclusively from his coach Pete Cowan. Next up on The Race to Dubai is the Alfred Dunhill Links at St Andrews and former winner Simon Dyson helps preview what is an exciting week on the tour.

Robert Lee is joined by Ross McFarlane this week and the pair look back at a hard fought victory for Joost Luiten on home soil in the KLM Open. The Dutchman explains how much the victory means to him and we have reaction from his opponent in the sudden death play off, Miguel Angel Jimenez. We also hear from those who finished in a tie for 3rd place and preview the 70° Open d’Italia Lindt in the company of Matteo Manassero who tells us how this years venue, the Golf Club Torino, compares with its predecessor.

Robert Lee is this week joined by John Hawksworth and they look back at a 14th win on the European Tour for Thomas Bjorn after his playoff win at the Omega European Open. We hear from the Dane as well as from Scotsman Craig Lee who was edged out in that play off, plus third placed Victor Dubuisson who returned to form in Switzerland. We also hear exclusively from Gordon Brand Jnr after he won his second Senior Tour event at the Winstongolf Senior Open in Germany. Next up on The Race to Dubai is the KLM Dutch Open and former winner Ross Fisher and local star Joost Luiten help preview the week at Kennemer Golf and Country Club.

Robert Lee is this week joined by Richard Boxall, who both speak exclusively with Frenchman Gregory Bourdy after his first win on the European Tour in 4 years at the ISPS Handa Wales Open at Celtic Manor. We also hear from American Golfer Peter Uihlein who nearly forced Bourdy to a play off, plus from the Dane Soren Kjeldsen and Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley of Ireland. Ken Brown pays tribute to the late Dave Thomas and in previewing the next European Tour event, the Omega European Masters, last year’s winner Richie Ramsey tells us why he’s looking forward to playing at Crans sur Sierre once again. All that plus an unusual tip of the week from another Dane, Andreas Harto.

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth as they look back at a maiden Tour win for Englands Tommy Fleetwood at the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles. We hear more from Fleetwood as well as the two players he beat in the play off Ricardo Gonzalez of Argentina and Scotlands Stephen Gallacher. On the PGA Tour The Masters Champion Adam Scott won The Barclays, the first of the Fedex Cup tournaments and we hear from the new World Number Two. We also preview two events this week the ISPS Handa Wales Open at Celtic Manor and the Northern Ireland Open Challenge with five time winner on tour Michael Hoey telling us why he is playing at this home event rather than in Wales.

This week Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall as we look back at the golfing stories making the headlines this week including a win for Santiago Luna at the Scottish Seniors Open and an historic victory in the United States for Europe in the Solheim Cup. We look ahead to this week’s event the Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles, host of next year’s Ryder Cup, and we are joined exclusively by Spain’s Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano as he tells us about his plans as he prepares to defend his victory at the Open D’Italia next month.

This week Robert Lee and Ross McFarlane look back at the last of the Majors this year, the PGA Championship at Oak Hill and a brilliant win for Jason Dufner, his maiden Major win. We hear more from the new Champion Dufner, from runner up Jim Furyk who had led overnight and from Swede Henrik Stenson who had yet another fantastic week. American broadcaster Bob Bubka joins the show to help reflect on all the stories from Oak Hill and we hear from the defending Champion Rory McIlroy who was encouraged by his play this week.

This week Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee look back at the latest of the WGC events, the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone and a brilliant 7 shot win for the World Number One Tiger Woods. We hear from Woods after his dominant display at Firestone including a second round 61. We look ahead to the last Major of the year, the PGA Championship, in the company of American broadcaster Bob Bubka. The Open Champion Phil Mickelson tells us a bit about the course while defending Champion Rory McIlroy admits he isn’t too far from getting back to his best.

Dan Roebuck and Ross McFarlane look back at two events in this weeks show. First the most extraordinary end to the Senior Open Championship at Birkdale. It was darkness when the play off started between Bernard Langer and Mark Wiebe. Eventually they had to finish it off the next day with Mark Wiebe coming out on top. We hear from the new Champion and from Bernard Langer who had double bogeyed the last to take it into a play-off. The Race to Dubai travelled to Moscow last week for the M2M Russian Open won by Michael Hoey. It was his fifth win on Tour and we talk exclusively to the Northern Irishman. We also look ahead to the WGC Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone as Phil Mickelson makes his first competitive appearance since winning The Open Championship at Muirfield.