Last week in Michigan, he was elected the 44th President of the PGA of America. Hear the story of Don Rea, who once called balls and strikes and now is leading the call for one of the world's largest sports organizations.  Over the next two years, Don will lead the PGA of America's efforts to grow the game and serve the needs of the 31,000 PGA of America Professionals. Batter up ... er ... tee it up, with President Rea, on "Musings on Golf."

The numbers are impressive, and they tell much of the amazing story of David Leadbetter. He has coached elite players such as Nick Faldo, Nick Price, Greg Norman, and Ernie Els to more than 20 major championship titles and more than 100 individual worldwide tournament victories. Yet, the full tale of Leadbetter lies in his passion for getting to know his players and helping them maximize their abilities. What an instructor and what an interview!

Achieving excellence in one sports medium is noteworthy. Doing so in another ... well, now we're talking Damon Hack. From his days covering the NFL, NBA and golf for Sports Illustrated, The New York Times and Newsday to his 12-plus years of stellar work in front of the camera at Golf Channel/NBC Sports, Damon reveals what has driven him to heights of success few have attained!

The title of her new book captures only a part of the remarkable years that Ann Liguori has lived in the ever-evolving world of sports media. From major golf championships to big-time interviews with sports legends, Ann continues to ask about, and tell the stories that educate and inspire. What a great interview, and what a terrific book!

He was a key component of the amazing World Series champion New York Mets in '86. Now, hear what Tim Teufel, the man with the distinctive shuffle, has to say about this year's MLB playoffs, how golf and baseball are similar (and different), and who would join him in his dream foursome. Step up to the plate and settle in with the "Teufel Shuffle," on "Musings on Golf."

Steve Sands worked his eighth Presidents Cup for Golf Channel and NBC Sports, so he brings a wealth of experience in dissecting why the Americans continue to dominate the Internationals. Hear Steve's thoughts on Captain Jim Furyk, Keegan Bradley and the other American stalwarts, plus his special dream golf foursome.

You know him as an integral part of CBS Sports coverage of the Masters, PGA Championship and the PGA Tour. Ian Baker-Finch is also a major champion (1991 Open Championship), and four times he was Assistant Captain for the International Team at the Presidents Cup. Join Ian in looking back and previewing the Presidents Cup, which begins tomorrow at Royal Montreal Golf Club.

The U.S. regained the Solheim Cup on Sunday, and Tom Abbott found himself right in the center of it -- calling the action for NBC Sports and Golf Channel. Join Bob and Kelly as we talk with the talented anchor, who certainly knows his way around big-time golf events.

Thanks to the guiding eye of his father, Dave Stockton went on to win two PGA Championships and captain the U.S. to a dramatic Ryder Cup triumph. Hear Dave talk about his glory days on the course, and how he has helped elite and recreational golfers achieve great results through his short-game philosophy.

He has been tutored in the dark by U.S. Open Champion Bryson DeChambeau. He has brought Golf Channel viewers a unique, interactive approach to the game. Johnson Wagner is a star in the making, and what great stories he brings to "Musings on Golf."

Whether he's wrasslin' an orangutan for money, rentin' a U-Haul to get to the next Tour stop, or "ridin'" a horse at the Ryder Cup, Boo Weekley is uniquely, well, Boo. Oh, and never forget how well this country boy can play the game. Have a visit with Mr. Boo, golf's authentic character.

From his playing days at the University of Houston all the way to his renowned Golf School, PGA of America Master Jim McLean has been a champion in the game. Discover what sets Jim apart, and how he can help your game, too.

He is one of the newest members of the World Golf Hall of Fame, and Padraig Harrington might just be its classiest. Learn why "Paddy" had a back-up plan for professional golf, what clicked during an amazing stretch of accomplishments, and how all of us can help the next generation love the game as much as he does. 

He guided Olympic gold medalist Scottie Scheffler through his four years in Austin, and University of Texas men's golf coach John Fields continues to be a driving force in the collegiate game after 27 seasons at the helm. Hear what Scottie's dramatic win meant to Coach, and why he believes the NCAA Men's Golf Championships need to look like the College World Series.

He spent 27 years in various roles at Golf Channel before making the move to be one of the lead commentators for LIV Golf. Hear Jerry Foltz talk about the initial fear he had in taking the new job and the fun he has had with the team-oriented league ever since.

An epic conclusion to The Open deserves a Roundtable Recap worthy of a champion writer. So, 16-time author Lorne Rubenstein, the golf columnist for the Globe and Mail in Toronto for nearly 35 years, joins Bob and Kelly to review another major triumph for Xander Schauffele. Oh, and Bob picked Xander to win. Just call him the Nostradamus of Golf!

For Xander Schauffele, the road directly ahead might just be paved with both another major championship and one more Olympic gold medal. Hear how the X Man, who won his first major title in May at the PGA Championship, is preparing for The Open this week and the defense of his golden glory outside of Paris in a few weeks!

He led the Washington Redskins to their first Super Bowl title and enjoyed a lengthy career in broadcasting. This week, Joe Theismann tees it up again in the American Century Championship in Tahoe. Hear why No. 7 continues to give it his all at the top celebrity event in golf. Also, Bob and Kelly discuss the surprise pick of Keegan Bradley to be the next U.S. Ryder Cup Team Captain. 

As we celebrate the 4th of July this week, we look ahead to another grand tradition -- the American Century Championship later this month at Lake Tahoe. Who better to talk about this star-studded celebrity golf event than one of America's most versatile entertainers, John O'Hurley.  Enjoy some special stories, on the course and off, from J. Peterman of "Seinfeld."

The challenges were extraordinary, but for Rhett Evans, CEO of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America, the preparation and perseverance paid off when he reached the summit of Mount Everest last month. Join us for an incredible visit with a golf leader unlike any other.

Award-winning journalist Ron Green Jr. of Global Golf Post joins Bob and Kelly for an in-depth review of the riveting U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2. From Bryson's heroics to Rory's disasters, we tell the stories of a major championship that will be talked about for a very long time.

Gary Koch was an integral part of NBC Sports' golf team for 25 years before he and Roger Maltbie were let go in the fall of '22. Wisely, the network has brought back both for this week's U.S. Open at Pinehurst. Gary gives his insights on the famous course, who his (surprise) pick is, and how it feels to be back on air.  As an added bonus, Bob Bubka shares his interview with Payne Stewart just moments after he won the 1999 U.S. Open.  Check out the man who is really way "better than most."

Yes, more folks may know Andy North today for his 30-plus years covering golf than the two U.S. Opens he captured decades ago. What you may not know about are the personal setbacks that put Andy on the path to a great career in golf and which drive him to try to rid all of us of cancer. Tee it up with the tall Badger who is getting ready for Pinehurst next week!

Only six men have won the U.S. Open Golf Championship at least three times, and Hale Irwin's three titles spanned 16 years. From his 7-over par (yes) winning score 50 years ago at Winged Foot to his "victory lap" at Medinah in 1990, Hale combined a cerebral approach with a wicked long-iron game to tame the beasts put forth by the USGA. Have a listen to the World Golf Hall of Famer who never shied from golf's biggest stages.