Dave and Brian talked about the challenges facing the US team in next year’s Ryder Cup given their poor record in foursomes and fourballs in recent team competitions. They then discussed the pressure facing Tom Kim in the Asian Games when a win meant that he would be exempt from Korean military service. They wound up the show reviewing the Bank of Utah Championship on the PGA Tour and the crazy low scores on the Korn Ferry Tour.

Dave welcomed Brett Malbeouf back to the show. They started with the question of can you be disappointed with shooting 61, spoke briefly about the Bank of Utah Championship, and then turned their focus to the US team’s comeback win in the Presidents Cup and the concerns and challenges facing the US in team golf as we look ahead to next year’s Ryder Cup.

Dave and Brian talk about the former middle school math teacher that almost won a Champions Tour event, Shane Lowry’s impressive 11-shot win at the Amgen Irish Open, the tough decisions golfers like Billy Horschel have to make regarding their fall playing schedule, and, of course, all the interesting stories in Europe’s win over the USA in the Solheim Cup.

Dave welcomes Scott Hickey to the show to talk about the upcoming Solheim Cup, GB&I’s impressive win over the US in The Walker Cup, the future and impact of LIV Golf after its bankruptcy filing, and the importance of wins versus money won for players like Scottie, Rory, and Tiger.

The past week was filled with many interesting stories from the golf world, and Dave and Brian tried to get to them all – the Presidents Cup’s captain’s picks, Scottie Scheffler’s win at the Tour Championship, Ruoning Yin’s win at the FM Championship played at TPC Norton, thoughts on Scottie and Rory’s legacies, the all-time PGA Tour money list, and the Good Good Callaway controversy.

Dave welcomed Dan Falcucci to the show to discuss some great stories from the MA Women’s Amateur and the US Amateur as well as Scottie Scheffler’s dominating win at the Fedex St. Jude Championship, his legacy, and his rise up the all-time money list.

Dave and Brian discussed 17-year old Asterisk Talley’s impressive win in the US Women’s Amateur, Michael Brennan’s win at the Wyndham Championship, a preview of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, and some surprising course closings in Massachusetts.

Dave and Scott talked about the most exciting tournament of the year – the Cyprian Keyes Club Championship! They also reviewed Michael Thornbjornen’s win at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, Shiho Kuwaki’s win at the AIG Women’s Open, and the upcoming President’s Cup.

Dave welcomed Dave Falcucci to the show. They started with a review of Ryan Fox’s British Open win, then discussed the 3M Open and the impressive win by 21-year-old Jackson Koivun and Michael Kim’s 59 in the second round, and ended with a cool story from the US Junior Amateur.