With no event on The Race to Dubai last week, Richard Kaufman and Richard Boxall look back at The Players Championship on the PGA Tour, which was won by world number one Tiger Woods. We hear from the four time winner this year Tiger Woods and also from Sergio Garcia who saw his hopes for victory fade dramatically at the notorious 17th hole at Sawgrass. The Race to Dubai return this week with two events, the Volvo World Match Play hosted by the Thracian Cliff Golf and Beach resort in Bulgaria for the first time and The Madeira Islands Open. And our tip of the Week comes from the exciting young German talent Moritz Lampert.

On this weeks show Robert Lee and John Hawksworth look back at another fantastic win for Brett Rumford at the Volvo China Open, his second successive victory on Tour. We hear from the Australian who has now moved to the top of the Race to Dubai. We also hear from Finland’s Mikko Ilonen who finished in second place after equaling the course record in the second round and from Victor Dubuisson whose girlfriend was his caddy this week. We also take a look at the growth of the sport in China after Ye Wo-cheng made history by qualifying for the event at the age of just 12 years old. And we preview the big event in world golf next week The Players Championship in Sawgrass.

This week Robert Lee is joined by the latest winner on the Race to Dubai, Brett Rumford who secured his fourth European Tour title with a play off win at the Ballantine's Championship. We speak exclusively to the Australian after his first win in almost 5 years and also hear from the two players who lost in that play off, fellow Australian Marcus Fraser and Scotland's Peter Whiteford. We are live in Tianjin ahead of the Volvo China Open with our reporter Nick Dye and our tip of the week comes from Dutch player Robert Jan Derksen.

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth as the Race to Dubai finally made it back to Europe with the Open de Espana and a win for Raphaël Jacquelin after a record equalling nine hole play off. We hear from all three golfers who took part in the thrilling climax, Jacquelin, Felipe Aguilar and Maximilian Kieffer. We also hear from Miguel Angel Jimenez who returned to golf this week after recovering from the broken leg he sustained during a winter skiing accident. In a Spanish themed week, Gonzalo Fernandez Castano tells us all about his experiences when playing with Tiger Woods at the Masters. And we hear from the latest European winner on the PGA Tour in the States, Graeme McDowell.

This week Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall and they review all the action and talking points from the first Major of the year as Adam Scott took the honours becoming the first Australian ever to win the Masters. We hear from an ecstatic Scott and from Argentina’s Angel Cabrera who he beat at the second play off hole after a quite sensational end to the final round. The World Number One Tiger Woods tells us why he did not contemplate pulling out despite making the headlines on Friday for all the wrong reasons and we hear from a number of Europeans after their Masters week including debutante Thorbjorn Olesen who finished in a tie for 6th, Rory McIlroy and Lee Westwood.

Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall to look ahead to the first Major of the year, The Masters at Augusta National. During the show we hear from the defending champion Bubba Watson, from World Numbers One and Two, Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy and from Italy's Matteo Manassero who is playing in his second Masters at the age of 19. We get some first hand insight into how to play the course from David Howell who has competed at The Masters three times and US broadcaster Bob Bubka tells us why he thinks its impossible to look beyond Tiger Woods.

Robert Lee is joined by Ross McFarlane to reflect on the Trophy Hassan II in Morocco. We hear from the winner, Marcel Siem of Germany as his three shot victory took him so near yet so far to win a place at Augusta at The Masters. We also hear from Mikko Ilonen and David Horsey who tied for second. Richie Ramsey joins us to explain the uniqueness of The Masters and what makes it so special for both spectators and players as the tournament draws closer. Also, following his win last week at Bay Hill, Tiger Woods tells of his delight at returning to the top of the world rankings after 29 months.

Robert Lee is joined by Ewen Murray at a weather affected maiden win for Thailand’s Kiradech Aphibarnrat at The Maybank Malaysian Open. We hear from the 23 year old Thai, as well as from second placed Edoardo Molinari as he returns to form after injury and from former Masters Champion Charl Schwartzel. We also hear from world number three Luke Donald after missing his first ever cut on the regular European Tour. We look ahead to the next event of the Race to Dubai, The Trophee Hassan II in Morocco with the help of three time winner on tour Gregory Havret.

This week Robert Lee is joined by John Hawksworth to look back at another South African winner on The Race to Dubai as Thomas Aiken took the Avantha Masters in India. We hear from the two time winner on tour as well as from local hero Gaganjeet Bhullar who finished three shots behind in second place. We are also joined by local journalist Krishnaswamy who speak about the development of golf in India. European Tour golfer of the month for January, Chris Wood joins the show to help look ahead to The Maybank Malaysian Open in Kuala Lumpur and to reflect on his start to the season.

This week Robert Lee is joined by Richard Boxall to look back at a win for Tiger Woods at the second of the WGC events this season, the Cadillac Championship. It was the 17th WGC title of Woods's career. Graeme McDowell was the leading European finishing in 3rd place but it was his compatriot and World Number One Rory McIlroy who made the headlines ending a tough week with a 65. We hear from both the Northern Irish golfers and from Phil Mickelson who also finished in 3rd place. And two time former winner SSP Chowrasia helps us look ahead to this week’s event, the Avantha Masters in India.