Robert Lee and Richard Boxall are joined by Ross McFarlane to pay homage to Phil Mickelson for his impressive Open Championship victory at Muirfield. We’ve reaction from the now 4 time Major Champion, from runner up Henrik Stenson of Sweden and from the Englishmen who finished tied in 3rd place Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter. Their compatriot Matthew Fitzpatrick also features after he finished as the highest amateur on the Open leaderboard, as does the World’s number 2 Rory McIlroy, who missed another cut. Robert and co. also look ahead to this week’s M2M Russian Open as well as the Senior Open Championship presented by Rolex, taking place at Royal Birkdale.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall dissect a first ever victory for Phil Mickelson on British soil at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open. We’ve reaction from the 3 time Major Champion to that win at Castle Stuart and from Branden Grace of South Africa who was beaten by the American in a play-off decider. We also hear from JB Hansen who finished tied in 3rd place despite shooting a 9 on hole 2 in his final round, from Englishman John Parry who ended tied in 5th place and from Ernie Els, who missed the cut. Plus, while previewing this week’s 142nd Open Championship, Rob and John speak exclusively to Thomas Levet of France, who shares his memories of competing against eventual Champion Els in a play off when The Open was last held at Muirfield in 2002.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth reflect on another European Tour victory for Graeme McDowell at the Alstom Open de France. We’ve reaction from the Irishman to that victory and from Richard Sterne of South Africa who finished 2nd and from Englishman Graeme Storm who finished tied for 3rd. Plus, reigning Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open Champion Jeev Milkha Singh speaks exclusively to Rob and John about what makes the Castle Stuart Links course so special, defending his title and how his determination to play there is making him miss the premiere of a film which has been made about his father and former Olympic athlete Milkha Singh.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth reflect on a long overdue win for Paul Casey at the Irish Open. We’ve reaction from the Englishman to that victory and from those that tied for 2nd place; Robert Rock also of England and from Dutchman Joost Luiten. We also hear from Rory McIlroy who for the 3rd time this year on the European Tour, failed to make the cut in County Kildare. Plus former Golfer and now its Championship Director Jean van der Velde helps us preview the Alstom Open de France, which is the next event on the Race to Dubai, and gives us an insight into what changes might be made to Le Golf National course in Versailles ahead of it staging the 2018 Ryder Cup.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth reflect on an impressive win for Ernie Els at the BMW Invitational Open. We’ve reaction from the 2012 Open Champion to that victory and hear exclusively from his caddie Colin Byrne, who reveals what aspects of his game Ernie has recently been focused on improving. We also have reaction from Thomas Bjorn who finished runner up at an event for the 2nd time in a month and hear how Colin Montgomerie rates his own chances on the European Senior Tour, now that he’s eligible to play after turning 50 years of age. Plus Irish Golf Journalist Karl McGinty helps us preview the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Irish Open in County Kildare.

Dan Roebuck, Richard Boxall and Bob Bubka look back on a magnificent maiden major triumph for Justin Rose at the US Open. We hear from the first English major winner for 17 years, as well as from a heart-broken Phil Mickelson who finished runner up at the event for an incredible 6th time. We also hear from the world’s number one and two Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy who struggled on a tough Merion course. We speak exclusively to Simon Thornton who won his first European Tour title at the Najeti Hotels et Golfs Open at St Omer. Plus former champion Pablo Larrazabal helps us look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai, the BMW International Open in Munich.

Dan Roebuck and John Hawksworth look back at a second European Tour win for Joost Luiten at the Lyoness Open in Austria. We hear from the Dutchman as well as from Thomas Bjorn who finished in second place two shots behind. We also take a detailed look at this weeks event, the second Major of the season, the US Open, in the company of American broadcaster Bob Bubka. The current Masters Champion, Adam Scott, gives us an insight into the Merion Golf Course and what we can expect while Simon Dyson looks ahead to the European Tour event this week in St Omer.

Nordea Masters Champion Mikko Ilonen joins Robert Lee and Kim Thomas to discuss his win in Sweden, his first for almost 6 years. We also hear from runner up and local favourite Jonas Blixt and from forth placed Matteo Manaserro who continued his good recent form. Also joining the show this week is Australian Andrew Dodt who became the first man in European Tour history to card two holes in one in a single round. Plus we look ahead to the next event on the Race to Dubai, The Lyoness Open in Austria with the help of defending champion Bernd Wiesberger.

BMW PGA Championship winner Matteo Manassero joins Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee to look back on his historic win at Wentworth. The Italian saw off Simon Khan and Marc Warren in a three way playoff to become the youngest winner of the event at the age of just 20. We hear from Khan and Warren as well as from Rory McIlroy who had a week to forget after missing the cut. We also hear from Europes Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley after it was announced he would have three wild card picks ahead of next year’s event at Gleneagles. Plus we look ahead to the Nordea Masters in Sweden and the Memorial Tournament in the United States.

This week Dan Roebuck and John Hawksworth look back at Graeme McDowells win at the Volvo World MatchPlay Championship in Bulgaria. The Northern Irishman beat Thailands Thongchai Jaidee in the final. We hear from both players and from a disappointed Ian Poulter. We also talk to the winner of the second event on Tour last week, Peter Uihlein who recorded his maiden win at the Madeira Islands Open. And we speak exclusively to the World Number 6 Luke Donald who is going for an historic hat trick of victories at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth later this week.