Si Woo Kim was only trying to meet Michael Kim for Korean barbecue during Rocket Classic week. Instead, one wrong Google Maps selection sent him across the border into Canada without his passport and with no way to turn around.

Dan and the crew break down the bizarre detour, Si Woo’s conversation with border officials, and how he still made it to dinner. They also discuss Michael Thorbjornsen’s breakthrough win, the final Rocket Classic in Detroit, Drake’s massive OVO Golf outing, Trey Mullinax’s PGA Tour suspension, Dan turning 40, and a game about what famous golf experiences used to cost.

Jackson Koivun is only 21 years old, but after winning in just his third PGA Tour start, the question is already how high his ceiling can go.

Dan and the crew break down Koivun’s dominant first victory, his unbelievable Auburn résumé, whether he would already be a top-10 pick to win the most majors over the next decade, and whether he should make the Presidents Cup team. They also discuss Ted Scott leaving for the airport before Koivun finished, the latest LIV Golf cancellation rumors, Lucas Glover taking off his shoes on the green, Bryson DeChambeau nearly hitting Ian Poulter, Jerry Kelly’s senior major win, and the show’s latest scramble round.

The biggest story coming out of The Open was not Ryan Fox lifting the Claret Jug. It was Bryson DeChambeau’s two-stroke penalty, the Rory McIlroy comments that followed, and the bigger question of whether golf’s rules make any sense in moments like this. Dan and the crew dig into the penalty itself, whether Bryson actually improved his lie, why Rory’s reaction added fuel to the fire, and how the whole tournament ended up becoming a Bryson story. They also get into Ryan Fox’s win, Cameron Young’s heartbreak, Kevin Kisner’s broadcast rise, and more.

Chapters:

0:00 Major season is over

1:32 Ryan Fox wins The Open

4:18 Why fast golf is so much better

15:24 Cameron Young heartbreak at Royal Birkdale

18:49 Bryson’s two-stroke penalty takes over the tournament

19:27 Did Bryson deserve the penalty?

24:07 Did Rory McIlroy help trigger it?

30:48 Why golf rules feel completely inconsistent

35:59 Kevin Kisner is becoming a fan-favorite broadcaster

36:30 Bryson’s response to Nick Faldo

42:16 How the whole Open turned into a Bryson story

43:21 Ryan Fox’s win gets overshadowed

43:25 Code-of-conduct warnings, Jon Rahm, and Bobby Mac

Dan Evans at The British Open: Liverpool Chaos, Royal Birkdale, and Open Week

Dan Evans checks in from Liverpool during British Open week after spending the day at Royal Birkdale. This episode is part travel diary, part major-championship preview, and part golf chaos report. Dan gets into what it’s actually like being on the ground at The Open, from driving on the wrong side of the road and trying “American pizza” in Liverpool to fish and chips at the course, the absurd merch line, the European Cobra truck, how tour pros actually swap clubs for links golf, Brooke Henderson’s wild eagle record, and the early picks heading into the week.

0:00 Dan checks in from Liverpool for The British Open

0:49 Why the end of major season still feels weird

1:14 Driving on the wrong side of the road in England

4:29 I tried “American pizza” in Liverpool

6:41 Wearing U.S. Open gear to The Open

9:21 Why 81 degrees feels like a heat wave here

12:44 Double-decker bus strategy

14:17 Fish and chips at Royal Birkdale

17:02 The Open merch line was insane

18:08 What Dan bought at the course

24:31 Inside Cobra’s European tour truck

26:37 How tour pros actually swap clubs for links golf

29:21 Brooke Henderson’s insane eagle record

33:13 Pub plans and Liverpool atmosphere

34:13 Early British Open picks

34:41 Brandel Chamblee’s Grant Horvat line

37:03 The wild Royal Birkdale clubhouse story

43:09 Mushy peas and other British food adventures

44:17 Jon Rahm sighting and day-two plans

Celebrities at the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe pick whose golf swing they'd steal — nobody says Scottie Scheffler. Recorded inside the ropes at Edgewood Tahoe, this on-location episode covers the Swing Draft results, the mallet putter takeover, TJ Oshie's yips story, and what the stars' private clubs cost to join.

In this episode:

- The Swing Draft: Adam Scott and Rory McIlroy tie at the top; Derek Lowe's pick stuns

- Putter census: mallets rout blades, five to two

- TJ Oshie on the yips that started at this tournament — and the cure

- Home clubs and reported initiation fees, Bel-Air to Virginia CC

- The case for adding Champions tour legends to the field

Scottie Scheffler made over $15M this year with just one win — and lost the Travelers Championship playoff to Viktor Hovland anyway. We unpack how that math works and why nobody's satisfied.

The guys cover Hovland's Monday-morning playoff, Scottie's missed short putt, the PGA Tour's new Championship/Challenger relegation structure, Rory McIlroy skipping signature events without penalty, LIV players returning via the DP World Tour, and Bryson DeChambeau's honest talk about missing every major cut.

Jason Day joins Dan Evans for a conversation about the way he sees golf, studies golf, and still chases understanding in the game after all these years. From growing up in Australia and building a career that took him to World No. 1, to life in Ohio, his backyard practice setup, and the curiosity that still drives him, Day opens up about learning, pressure, family, Jordan Spieth, his early pro years, and why even now there are situations outside golf that still make him nervous.

Golf’s Longest Day delivered U.S. Open dreams, playoff heartbreak and one of the toughest 36-hole grinds in the sport.The crew breaks down Charlie Woods caddying for Miles Russell, the notable players who earned their way into Shinnecock, Max Homa’s eight-man playoff and the costly mistake that changed Adam Svensson’s alternate status. Dan also explains how U.S. Open qualifying actually works—and whether Dustin Johnson could eventually find himself trying to survive Golf’s Longest Day.Dan then takes us inside Genesis’ Presidents Cup media preview at Medinah, where he played the championship course and discovered just how difficult No. 3 can be. The crew also recaps its T-Mobile trip to Riviera for the U.S. Women’s Open, including conversations with Nelly Korda and Brooke Henderson, before sharing some painful production mistakes from over the years.Plus, Scottie Scheffler previews the brutal challenge awaiting players at Shinnecock, the guys debate whether they would rather win a major or make a walk-off Ryder Cup putt, and decide whether golf would be better with Bryson DeChambeau’s personality or Scottie’s consistency.Subscribe for more golf stories, interviews and conversations from The Dan Evans Show, presented by Sports Illustrated Golf.CHAPTERS0:00 Golf’s Longest Day begins0:42 Charlie Woods caddies for Miles Russell2:35 Notable U.S. Open qualifiers4:10 Max Homa’s eight-man playoff heartbreak6:38 Adam Svensson’s costly playoff mistake8:59 Nelly Korda’s LeBron shoe switch13:05 How U.S. Open qualifying works14:27 Could Dustin Johnson face qualifying?16:43 Who can enter U.S. Open qualifying?17:27 When officials pull a player off the course18:46 Dan’s Genesis experience at Medinah19:24 How difficult is Medinah No. 3?20:22 Medinah compared to Augusta National21:55 A Presidents Cup-style match24:59 Team USA loses at Medinah27:04 Dan’s Genesis VIP ride29:02 Dan’s hour-long warm-up31:05 Josh and JR’s golf chemistry problem32:32 Inside the U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera35:20 Asking Nelly Korda questions37:03 Interviewing Brooke Henderson39:23 The crew’s biggest production mistakes43:29 Sunburns and the sunscreen debate45:00 Did VIP treatment make them love Los Angeles?49:51 Scottie Scheffler scouts Shinnecock50:36 Are major championships supposed to be brutal?52:16 The show is going live from Shinnecock54:02 Major victory or Ryder Cup walk-off?57:40 Scottie’s consistency or Bryson’s personality?59:48 What do you buy Scottie Scheffler?1:01:23 Final thoughts