Dave welcomes Scott Hickey back to the show to discuss the great play of Russell Henley in winning the Charles Schwab Challenge and the close call of Eric Cole, who was going for his first win on tour. They also discussed the upcoming Memorial Tournament, US Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club, and the US Open at Shinnecock.

Dave welcomes Scott Hickey, the Director of Golf at Cyprian Keyes, to the show. Dave and Scott discuss the CJ Cup Bryon Nelson including Wyndam Clark’s win and 19-year-old Blades Brown’s excellent play as well as their expectations of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy for the rest of the 2026 season.

Dave and Brian recap the PGA Championship – Aaron Rai’s well-deserved win, how McIlroy and Scheffer fared, Higgo’s surprising penalty on the 1st tee of the 1st round, and more.

First, Dave welcomes Dan Brandt, Superintendent at Cyprian Keyes, to discuss course conditions, aeration, winter challenges, and new advancements in agronomy. Second, Dave discusses his experience last week in Washington, DC for National Golf Day and the surprising numbers behind the economic impact of the golf industry.

Dave welcomes Dave Falcucci to the show to discuss the future (or lack thereof) of LIV golf, the dominating wins of Nelly Korda on the LPGA Tour and Cam Young on the PGA Tour, and what to expect at the upcoming PGA Championship.

Dave welcomed Brett back to the show to talk about the RBC Heritage and Matt Fitzpatrick’s playoff win over Scottie Scheffler as well as what we can expect out of Fitzpatrick, Scheffler, and Rory McIlroy throughout the 2026 season.

Dave and Brian recapped a fantastic Masters, reviewed Rory’s up and down road that lead to an exciting win, discussed the ones that came close (Scheffler, Rose, Young), and touched on a few other interesting storylines from the first major of the year.

Dave and Brian were live on Masters Sunday talking about the great storylines from the 1st three days and what they expect (and hope) will happen on Sunday.

Dave and Brian first talked about Gary Woodland’s emotional win last week, as well as the great storylines from the LPGA and DP World Tours and then provided their in-depth analysis of The Masters and who they think will contend – and who won’t.