What's up everybody? Very quiet week in golf.
 
Hideki won in front of his hometown fans which was awesome, we touch on the week in Japan. 

I had an "I'm back" moment at the range last week, and I share a swing tip for your transition that really helped me out. 

We're back to the island of Bermuda this week, with a very, VERY, weak field. 

Enjoy. 

Well, he's back. I mean, he's BACK. Rory had his bounce-step working in Vegas, and I knew he was winning pretty early in the round Sunday, even though we couldn't watch it....(don't worry, we spend some time talking about the coverage)

It was great to see Rickie Fowler back in contention. Golf is a better sport when he's playing well. 

ZOZO week. Not as good as a field we had back in 2019, but we'll take it. 

Enjoy!

Busy week in golf. 

Sungjae gets win No. 2 at the Shriners. The dude can make birdies in bunches, and we saw that after a final round of 62. 

Lefty should be kicked off the Champions Tour. He's made 4 starts against the old guys - he's won 3 of them. Unreal.

Jin Young Ko is on a heater. She's won 3 of her last 6 starts.

CJ Cup field is loaded. It's also in Vegas. Should be a fun week. 

Folks, busy week in golf. 

JT and his caddie Jimmy Johnson call it quits after 6 years, along with Bubba Watson and his caddie, Ted Scott, splitting up. Bones takes over for JT, who picks up Bubba's bag?

Bryson DeChambeau finished in the Top 10 at his long drive competition, and it was insane. 

Sam Burns wins the Sanderson Farms, the tournament where he made his pro debut. 

Shriners preview with key stats, data golf info, and all that good stuff. 

Enjoy. 

What a week in Wisconsin, and lots to go over. 
Brooks/Bryson 
DJ
Rory
JT
Scottie
Rahm
and a whole lot more.

Plus, we cover this week's PGA Tour event, the Sanderson Farms Championship. The field is maybe the worst I've ever seen, but that doesn't mean we can't win some money. 

Enjoy, folks. 

It's finally time for the Ryder Cup. 3 years after getting our asses kicked by Europe in Paris, it's time to get revenge. 

We dive into the teams, potentially pairings, Whistling Straits, and much, much more. 

Also, Max won again! His 2nd win in his last 18 starts. We recap the Fortinet, where 2 of our players to watch from last week ended the week 1st and 2nd. We'll take that. 

Enjoy the golf this weekend, folks!

Well, after a week, the PGA Tour is back. The Safeway Open is no more,  in steps the Fortinet. Napa, CA, wine country. Pat Perez might just mess around and win this thing. 

The Ryder Cup teams are now official, and I have to say, the U.S. team is absolutely loaded. I mean, how do we lose? (Important to note: I said that when we went and got our asses kicked in France a few years ago). 

Patrick Reed is at it again, liking tweets that were directed right at Stricker for not picking him for the squad. Because of course he did. 

And lots more!

I mean, how good was that Solheim Cup? I didn't watch a second of the Tour  Championship once the girls teed off, and man am I happy about that decision. Those ladies put on an absolute show, and that was probably the most fun I've had watching golf for a LONG time. 

The Tour Championship (I heard) was okay. Cantlay is $15 million richer so that's cool. 

Who's the player of the year on Tour? I think the answer is very obvious and people are just over-thinking it. 

Lastly, I try to predict who's going to be on this year's Ryder Cup team. 

Enjoy!

What a tournament! Maybe the best tourney of the year!

Full BMW preview. 

Ryder Cup team taking shape. 

TOUR Championship preview. 

And much, much more 

TONYYY!!! He did it. Finally. 

After nearly 2,000 days, Finau is yet again a winner on the PGA Tour. 

Will this open the flood gates? Major next? We discuss everything about this win. 

Then we talk about the BMW this week. Never before seen course, with limited time to prepare, should make for an interesting week. 

Betting preview at the end.