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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.
Dunlap bucking driving trends in WWT Championship
The Golf Central crew hears from World Wide Technology co-leaders Sami Valimaki and Nick Dunlap before diving into how Dunlap is having an exceptional showing to buck his driving trends for the year.
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Scottie Scheffler discusses his mindset heading into the Procore Championship, including the U.S. Ryder Cup team’s competitive nature and why it’s important the team stays sharp in its preparation.
Luke Donald shares his excitement about the continuity of Team Europe and adapting to the shifts in some players’ game before Golf Today expands on his comments.
Kira Dixon catches up with Keegan Bradley to discuss the preparations he’s making ahead of the 2025 Ryder Cup for the U.S. team.
Gary Woodland checks in from Napa for updates on preparation for the U.S. Ryder Cup Team up to this point, the approach to his vice captaincy, and being a “bigger voice” for his peers.
While the Sun Devils edged Texas by a shot Sunday at the Sahalee Players Championship, the event was overshadowed by slow play.
For the first time, only the top 100 players in FedExCup points following the RSM Classic in November will retain fully exempt status on the PGA Tour for next season, down from 125 in previous seasons.
Luke Donald hopes Ryder Cup organizers are prepared for Trump after delays at U.S. Open tennis final
European captain Luke Donald hopes there isn’t a repeat of the delays at the U.S. Open tennis tournament caused by his presence.
World Golf Hall of Famer and 1999 United States Ryder Cup captain Ben Crenshaw joins Golf Central to reflect on the thrills of the 1999 tournament, how he crafted the U.S. roster, and how the captain role has evolved.
The sign of any good Ryder Cup captain is not leaving anything to chance, and Keegan Bradley is off to a solid start.
On Tuesday at Silverado Resort some of that work was on full display as 10 of Bradley’s dozen players for this year’s matches headed out to prepare for the Procore Championship.