Hal Sutton, who quit golf for five years after losing the 2004 Ryder Cup as U.S. captain, emphasized that while the captain takes the heat, it’s the players who win or lose. He joined “Golf Today” to talk about what he and the likes of Keegan Bradley have experienced.
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Todd Lewis joins Golf Today to analyze PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp and Tiger Woods meeting with the Hero World Challenge field to discuss potential schedule changes, sharing what it could mean for the future of the sport.
Scottie Scheffler walks and talks with Todd Lewis about the year he had in 2025, being on the losing end of the Ryder Cup and why he enjoys playing in the Hero World Challenge.
The Tour announced those on the ballot for both the Jack Nicklaus Award and the Arnold Palmer Award.
Keegan Bradley talks about the lingering Ryder Cup loss and the Golf Central crew discusses what he’s doing to move forward.
Woods has a list of accomplishments beyond reproach in the modern game. But what he’s now doing off the course will have a lasting impact on the PGA Tour’s future.
Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner recap Tiger Woods’ press conference at the Hero World Challenge and discuss what it means for his competitive future in 2026 and beyond.
Bradley graded himself for a year that included him captaining the losing U.S. Ryder Cup team at Bethpage, while he also addressed his chances of captaining again and recent remarks by Justin Thomas.
Jaime Diaz joins Golf Today to discuss the top takeaways from Tiger Woods’ press conference at the Hero World Challenge, focusing on his health for 2026 and his work with the PGA Tour’s Future Competition Committee.
Golf Today’s roundtable reacts to Tiger Woods’ presser at the Hero World Challenge, with Rex Hoggard surprised by his openness about the PGA Tour’s Future Competition Committee, and Ryan Lavner pessimistic about 2026.
Woods shared a health update Tuesday in the Bahamas, but he doesn’t know when he’ll return to competition from October back surgery.