Adam Schenk has yet to win on Tour but he shares what he's learned from his close calls, the joys of fatherhood, and what he's looking forward to about his 1st Masters.

Vet caddie Joe Skovron shares his thoughts on his player (Masters rookie) Ludvig Aberg. Skovron explains what strengths make the young Swede such a potential superstar & more.

In a brief 7 minute chat, Ludvig Aberg discusses his goals, 1st Masters, the Ryder Cup and what he's looking forward to in his career.

Peter Malnati joins and shares what the emotions were like for his first win in 9 years at the Valspar Championship. He also looks ahead to his 1st Masters and 1st trip to Augusta National.

Rory McIlroy joins for an 11-minute podcast from Bay Hill in March in an interview that's also an article for Golf Monthly Magazine. We cover his hunger for more majors, Ryder Cup, the state of the fractured game and much more.

Mackenzie Hughes joins the pod in early March at Bay Hill for a short conversation on the state of pro golf, LIV vs. PGA Tour, being a father of 3 kids 6 and under, and childhood memories playing golf in his native Canada.

Wyndham Clark joins for a short episode on some of his favorite moments during and after his 2023 US Open win.

Will Zalatoris joins for a short chat at Bay Hill about coming back from injury, his desire to win a major, how he views his close calls, and the divide between LIV and the PGA Tour.

Denny McCarthy is in.a big 2024 season on the PGA Tour. He just got married in December, will play his first ever Masters in April, and is in all the signature Tour events on the schedule. Denny breaks down how much he's looking forward to his first trip to Augusta National and shares a number of putting tips as well.

Marc Leishman joins the week before the 2024 LIV season begins and we look ahead to his favorite parts of the schedule, including LIV Adelaide. Leish also describes the two "wild card" players who will get starts on LIV this season and explains that there will be a total of 13 teams. Leish also shares some of his favorite memories from his career and highlights with his good mate and caddie Matty Kelly.

Veteran Harrison Frazar is the embodiment of delayed gratification. Frazar shares in this pod how his emotional first PGA Tour win felt at age 40 in Memphis and what it meant for him. Once he turned 50, he had to Monday and Tuesday qualify for most PGA Tour Champions events because he's not a hall of famer like many on that Tour. We get into that journey and more.

Steven Alker joins and chat about his early success on the PGA Tour Champions and what he's looking forward to for this season. We also look back on a big week for him at the inaugural World Champions Cup.

Gary Woodland's veteran caddie Brennan Little shares his perspective on Gary's comeback from a brain tumor in September 2023 to playing on the PGA Tour again at the Sony Open four months later.

Monty remembers his favorite Ryder Cup memories and shares his best memories with Seve and Tiger Woods.

3-time PGA Tour winner Rod Pampling chats about his recent 2nd PGA Tour Champions win, playing in the Aussie PGA and trying to beat Cam Smith, the strong friendships he's built with Aussies on Tour and more.

Peter Jacobsen gives his current thoughts on Tiger Woods, lessons he learned from the late Seve Ballesteros. and talks about the inaugural World Champions Cup coming in December at The Concession GC.

Charlie Wi shares how hard this season on the PGA Tour Champions has been not knowing how many events he would be able to play from week to week. Wi shares how much his peers have encouraged him and kept him going on the uphill climb for full-time PGA Tour Champions status.

The 11-time PGA Tour Champions winner joins and shares stories about playing with Tiger Woods in his prime, advice he received from Jack Nicklaus, anecdotes with Hale Irwin and Johnny Miller and more. We also cover the current Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs on the PGA Tour Champions.

Justin Leonard talks about his first full season on the PGA Tour Champions, shares Ryder Cup memories, gives thoughts on the 2023 Ryder Cup and shares whether he would be interested in being a captain or vice captain for the US in the future.

19-time PGA Tour winner and 4-time major winner Ernie Els joins the podcast from the Dominion Energy Charity Classic in Richmond, Virginia. We cover some of his moments in major championships and discuss the ones that got away. We also cover Tiger Woods and his friendship with him over the years and more.

Paul McGinley shares his takeaways on the Ryder Cup and why this was the strongest Team Europe ever assembled. He also gives his thoughts on Rory McIlroy's Ryder Cup and outlook for then major championships going forward. We also dig into European Team culture and why their template for Ryder Cups seems to work so well.

Tom Lehman shares stories from the 1999 Ryder Cup when he went out first in Sunday singles. He also shares memories of playing against Seve Ballesteros in the 1995 Ryder Cup at Oak Hill and recaps his 1996 Open Championship win at Royal Lytham.

Sahith Theegala chats for a few mins about how we can improve our chipping, putting, iron play and more. He's a top 15 putter on Tour. The 2023 Fortinet Champion shares some helpful tips with Garrett at a past API.

Ryder Cup Europe Captain Luke Donald shares some insight into the attributes he's looking for in the six picks he'll eventually make for September's Ryder Cup. The four-time Ryder Cup player also shares memorable anecdotes from big career moments like 2012 at Medinah. He also clarifies the comments he made to Sergio Garcia about his chances to make the team back in the spring and discusses what he likes so much about what Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy, and Viktor Hovland bring to his team.

Stanford Senior Karl Vilips recalls winning the Pac 12 Championship with his teammates this spring, talks about playing in his 1st US Open in June, and previews the US Amateur at Cherry Hills.