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.

Is LIV Golf really on the brink of collapse—or did one report send the entire golf world into a panic over something far more complicated?

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we dig into the wild rumors surrounding LIV Golf and separate the speculation from what's actually happening. After reports and social media chatter suggested Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund could pull the plug on LIV immediately, we break down where those claims came from, why the expected "big announcement" never arrived, and what LIV CEO Scott O'Neil's response really did and didn't say.

We also look at the league's current financial picture, including reports of rising sponsorships, ticket sales, and YouTube revenue, and ask whether LIV could realistically survive if PIF funding is reduced or eventually disappears. From Bryson DeChambeau's reported contract situation to rumors of behind-the-scenes talks with the PGA Tour, we explore what this could mean for the biggest stars, the future of merger discussions, and whether the PGA Tour now holds all the leverage.

Most importantly, we discuss who would actually be hurt the most if LIV were forced to scale back or shut down, and why it may not be the names most fans expect. If you've been trying to figure out what's rumor, what's real, and what could happen next, this episode breaks it all down.

We're blind ranking the most iconic Masters moments of the last 30 years…find out what makes the list!

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we celebrate Masters week with a fun blind ranking of 10 unforgettable Masters Tournament moments from the last 30 years, including Bubba Watson's wild 2012 playoff hook shot, Phil Mickelson's 2004 breakthrough and iconic 2010 pine straw shot, Tiger Woods' historic 1997 dominance and emotional 2019 comeback win, Jordan Spieth's heartbreaking 2016 collapse, Adam Scott's rain-soaked 2013 victory, Dustin Johnson's record-setting 2020 Masters, Hideki Matsuyama's historic 2021 win, and Rory McIlroy finally completing the career Grand Slam.

Along the way, we react to the biggest moments in Masters history, debate where they belong on the list, and talk through why Augusta National always delivers unforgettable drama. Then we shift gears and break down our Masters picks for this year, including Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Cameron Young, Ludvig Åberg, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood, Bryson DeChambeau, Scottie Scheffler, Justin Rose, and a sleeper in Tyrrell Hatton.

If you love Masters predictions, Augusta storylines, golf betting angles, and reliving the greatest Masters moments, this episode is packed with everything that makes this the best week in golf.

Did LIV Golf finally find its winning formula in South Africa, and could a surprise Tiger Woods Masters return already be taking shape?

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we break down whether LIV Golf's South Africa event was the breakthrough moment the league has been searching for. With massive crowds, a sold-out weekend, and an electric playoff finish between Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm, the event delivered one of the most compelling spectacles LIV has produced to date.

We dive into what made this tournament feel different—from the incredible fan energy and national pride surrounding the South African players to the broader question of whether LIV has finally found a repeatable formula for success in global markets. We also discuss what this means for LIV's future growth, including whether events like this can translate to stronger momentum in the U.S. audience. Plus, we share results from our listener poll asking if this event actually changed perceptions among golf fans.

Later in the episode, we shift gears to the Masters and a surprising potential Tiger Woods sighting, sparked by a curious update inside the Masters app that has fans buzzing. Could Tiger really be returning to Augusta? We break down what we know, what it could mean, and how it impacts the 2026 Masters outlook.

The PGA TOUR just revealed several major changes that could completely reshape the future of professional golf — and some of them might look very familiar.

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we break down the major changes the PGA TOUR just announced and what they could mean for the future of professional golf. With the 2027 season on the horizon, the Tour's new leadership — along with input from Tiger Woods and the Future Competition Committee — is proposing a dramatic overhaul that could reshape the schedule, field sizes, and postseason format.

Among the biggest changes being discussed are a shorter season with fewer events, smaller and more consistent tournament fields, a new marquee opening event to kick off the season, and the possibility of bringing the PGA TOUR back to major markets around the world. We also explore how promotion and relegation could affect players fighting to keep their Tour cards and why the Tour is considering adding match play to the FedEx Cup Playoffs to create more dramatic "win-or-go-home" moments.

Throughout the episode we discuss how much of this new direction may have been influenced by the disruption caused by LIV Golf, and whether these changes will ultimately make the PGA TOUR a stronger product for fans and players alike. If these proposals become reality, the structure of professional golf could look very different in just a few years.

We blind rank 10 unforgettable golf trip destinations—from Pinehurst and Cabot to Streamsong and Sand Valley—and the final list might surprise you.

In this week's episode of The Golf Podcast we put a fun twist on golf travel by blind ranking 10 incredible golf trip destinations we've personally experienced, including Pinehurst, Cabot Nova Scotia, Kohler, Streamsong, Sand Valley, Myrtle Beach, Sea Island, McLemore, Cabot Citrus Farms, and Innisbrook. Along the way, we break down what makes each golf resort memorable, from world-class course design and unforgettable views to food, lodging, and the overall trip experience.

Beyond the blind ranking, we also dive into this week's big golf news, including excitement around The Players Championship as one of the best non-major tournaments in golf and the surprise announcement of Matchbox, a new 12-hole short course coming to Tobacco Road.