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PGA Tour Champions president Miller Brady joins the show to discuss the numerous changes coming up next season, including the possible arrival of Tiger Woods.
Debating the future of the LPGA Tour
The Golf Today crew has a roundtable discussion regarding the current state of the LPGA Tour and the future of the league as Saudi-backed funding continues to make an impact on the sport.
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In this week’s episode, Steve Burkowski and Brentley Romine break down all the happenings from the Jackson T. Stephens Cup at Shoreacres, plus an interview with LSU’s Noah McWilliams.
Frequently asked questions about the Ryder Cup, which is being held this year at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York.
A day after the Cardinal dropped their first stroke-play competition in 535 days, the top-ranked women’s team in the country fell to the Demon Deacons, 3-2, in the match-play final of the Jackson T. Stephens Cup.
Tom Watson joins Golf Central to reflect on his experiences as a player and captain for the U.S. Ryder Cup team, how the crowd acts as a ‘13th man’ and much more, take his stance on the compensation debate and much more.
The raucous crowds promise to be as much of a test as Bethpage Black’s narrow fairways and rugged bunkering. But it just won’t be the Europeans who will need to embrace the mayhem.
Kira K. Dixon joins Eamon Lynch to unpack the ‘sense of inevitability’ surrounding Scottie Scheffler at the Procore Championship and how he’s looking to carry that over into the Ryder Cup.
Stacy Lewis joins Golf Today on the day she announced her retirement after the 2025 LPGA season, where she looks back on her storied career to list her favorite moments and explains how she knew it was time to move on.
Shane Ryan and Brandan Porath preview the crowd at the Ryder Cup, which will be a “different level of stress” compared to normal tournaments, explaining why a rowdy Bethpage Black will be an advantage for the Americans.
One week before the Ryder Cup arrives in New York for the first time in 30 years, the PGA of America announced three more of its major championships through 2035 in the Empire State.
Bethpage Black will be the epicenter of professional golf next week when it hosts the 45th Ryder Cup, the continuation of a rich history of competition at the public layout.