Former ESPN broadcaster Trey Wingo (now hosting Golf Live show on YouTube) joins Garrett for a chat with reaction toward The Open Championship, the Bryson DeChambeau ruling, Scottie Scheffler's ceiling in major wins, LIV Golf's future and what that could look like, and more.

Golf journalist Matt Vincenzi of LIV Golf joins Garrett Johnston to preview The Open Championship their favorite picks at Royal Birkdale for the 154th Open Championship this week. Matt and Garrett also discuss what player's victory would resonate most worldwide with a claret jug victory.

David Bieleski of Deep Dive Golf joins from Royal Birkdale previewing The Open Championship and the storylines to follow including Justin Rose, Rory, and Toomy Fleetwood.

1991 Open Championship winner and retired CBS Golf broadcaster Ian Baker-Finch shares thoughts and memories o The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, what makes the course a great Open venue, how it feels being retired from golf broadcasting, and Ian shares his 5 favorite golf courses in the world.

Long-time Washington, DC Sports Broadcaster Chick Hernandez previews the U.S. Adaptive Open at Woodmont Country Club's South Course in Rockville, Maryland. with Garrett. We discuss the inspirational stories of the players this week, the heat/humidity factor, the course, the categories of competitors and much more.

Kelly Gorman debuts at the U.S. Adaptive Open inspired by her late grandfather Don who introduced her to golf at age 8 and Kelly shares her story of tenacity vs life's roadblocks after being born with a lower limb disability and clubfoot. Gorman persevered through social stigma of her disability in high school and played a non-adaptive sport in high school lacrosse, winning three state titles in New York. Gorman also shares the thrill she has with her cousin Jimmy Hughto on the bag and they've hundreds of rounds of golf together.

2x U.S. Adaptive Open champ Kim Moore shares what she’s learned about herself in winning the title last year, why she enjoys teaching golf to students at home in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the message she wants to send to others with disabilities.

Four players got through the Rockville, Maryland US Ope n Final Qualifier out of 77 who competed during Golf's Longest Day on June 8 in a 36-hole qualifier. And Bryan Lee nabbed an alternate spot that was ultimately good enough to get him in to this week's U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. Garrett spoke with all five players at Woodmont CC including medalist Jackson Suber-a PGA Tour regular, Ben Kohles-the winner just 24 hours earlier on the Korn Ferry Tour, Logan Reilly-a Northern Virginia native and Auburn sophomore who at 19 punched his ticket to his first ever US Open, Jake Sollon-a pro who competes primarily on the PGA Tour Americas, and Bryan Lee-the recent UVA grad who has now gotten into two straight U.S. Opens in two tries at Final Qualifying at ages 21 and 22.