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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.
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Golf Central unpacks Nasa Hataoka's win after an improvised playoff that ensued at the LPGA Tour's Toto Japan Classic, where poor weather conditions led to the final 18 holes being cancelled.
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Todd Lewis reports from the Tour Championship on Ted Scott’s return as Scottie Scheffler’s caddie, players’ thoughts on the changing format for the FedExCup Playoffs finale and more.
Maverick McNealy joins Golf Today to discuss the PGA Tour’s 2026 schedule, playing his first Tour Championship, the ways he has improved his game and more.
Xander Schauffele isn’t at East Lake for the first time in his career, the result of a rib injury that cost him two months at the start of the season. He never quite found any momentum in his game with his swing out of sync.
The Blue Monster at Trump National Doral will return to the PGA Tour schedule for the first time in a decade, expanding the circuit’s signature slate to nine tournaments next year.
U.S. Amateur semifinalist Niall Shiels Donegan joins Golf Central to talk about the hometown boost he got at the U.S. Amateur and how his deep run has changed his perspective of his game.
Was the fan behavior at the BMW Championship a “harbinger” for things to come at the Ryder Cup? Joel Beall discusses this and his read on Keegan Bradley’s captains picks for Team USA, including himself.
Golf Today make their arguments for and against the Tour Championship using a match play format before explaining that the players generally choose to have a winner-take-all stroke format.
Golf Today debates Tiger Woods comparisons for Scottie Scheffler after his comeback win at the BMW Championship, where he displayed “a new kind of greatness” amid a run of success “very similar” to Tiger’s prime.