Our PGA Championship preview is loaded with major picks, sleeper bets, Aronimink insight, and one big name we're avoiding this week.

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we preview the PGA Championship at Aronimink after getting boots on the ground to play and film the course ourselves. With one of the strongest major fields in recent memory, we break down why this could become an absolute shootout, especially with weather potentially softening the course early before firmer weekend conditions arrive.

We dive into our top PGA Championship picks, including Matt Fitzpatrick's incredible current form, Scottie Scheffler's complete tee-to-green dominance, Rory McIlroy's course-record history at Aronimink, Ludvig Åberg's major-ready ball striking, and Cameron Young's breakout season. We also discuss why Bryson DeChambeau may be too volatile to trust this week despite his major championship pedigree, plus why names like Xander Schauffele, Rickie Fowler, Justin Rose, Jordan Spieth, and Justin Thomas could be dangerous if their games click.

From Donald Ross green complexes and thick rough to driving accuracy, putting pressure, sleeper picks, betting odds, and major championship storylines, this PGA Championship preview covers everything golf fans should watch heading into one of the biggest weeks of the year.

LIV Golf just got hit with more bad news… is the league running out of time?

In this episode of The Golf Podcast, we react in real time to shocking developments surrounding LIV Golf, including the indefinite postponement of its Louisiana event and growing concerns about the league's financial future. Just weeks after CEO Scott O'Neil assured fans the season would continue "full throttle," new reports suggest Saudi funding may dry up by year's end, leaving LIV scrambling for solutions.

We break down the conflicting explanations behind the postponed event, from questionable scheduling excuses to more credible signs of a shifting business model and financial strain. With millions already invested by local governments and partial refunds now being issued, the optics raise serious questions about sustainability. We also dive into what this means for players like Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, who are reportedly exploring backup options with other tours while navigating uncertain contract situations.

Is this just a temporary setback, or the first domino in a potential collapse of LIV Golf? We analyze the latest rumors, financial realities, and player reactions to understand where the league stands—and what could happen next in the ever-evolving world of professional golf.

The PGA Tour is making more major changes—but are they actually making the league better...or worse?

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we break down the growing criticism around the PGA Tour's latest changes, including the reported end of the Hawaii swing, the Tour's shift toward a more profit-focused business model, and the ongoing issues with Signature Events. With long-running events being removed, layoffs happening inside the organization, and the schedule becoming more concentrated around select marquee tournaments, it raises a bigger question: is the PGA Tour improving its product or losing some of its identity?

We also discuss why players like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler are skipping certain Signature Events despite massive purses, and whether the current schedule is actually working against the Tour's goal of bringing the best players together more often. From tradition versus optimization to sponsor pressure, player freedom, and fan frustration, this episode looks at where the PGA Tour may be heading as it continues to reshape its future.

Plus, we ask whether removing Hawaii is just one change—or a sign of a much bigger transformation coming to professional golf.