Corey Conners and Brooke Henderson discuss their experiences at the Grant Thornton Invitational, reflecting on their partnership and strategies for success. They delve into the meaning of success in golf, the passionate support of Canadian fans, and their unique paths to professional golf, including their shared history in hockey. The conversation highlights their achievements as Olympians and champions, emphasizing the importance of representing Canada on the global stage. Plus, Rob Bolton gives his picks for the week and the upcoming 2025 PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf, discussing new features and the excitement surrounding the game.

John Swantek welcomes NBC Sports & GOLF Channel commentator Steve Sands to discuss Scottie Scheffler's remarkable performance this week and the last couple of years, comparing it to the greatness of past players. They delve into Tiger Woods' current status and future in the sport, as well as the changes in golf broadcasting with Kevin Kisner taking on an increased role with NBC Sports. The discussion also touches on the recent Juan Soto deal in baseball, the evolving landscape of college football, Snoop Dogg, and Meximelts among other topics.

Gary Christian, former PGA TOUR player and current commentator on PGA TOUR LIVE, SKY Sports and GOLF, reflects on Tiger Woods' career, the Ryder Cup compensation debate, the upcoming Tomorrow Golf League, and the significance of mental preparation in golf. He also shares insights into his new book, 'Beat the Course, Not Yourself,' which focuses on golf psychology and its importance for players at all levels. Golfbet Insider Rob Bolton gives his picks for the Hero World Challenge.

PGATOUR.COM's Paul Hodowanic welcomes PGATOUR.COM's Kevin Prise to discuss the excitement of the FedExCup Fall, PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry, PGA TOUR Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year matchups, as well as where we might see Tiger Woods play next.

Paul Hodowanic welcomes Robby "Bob" Berger and Joey "Coldcuts" Demare to discuss how their friendship began and how "Bob Does Sports" was created. The success of "Bob Does Sports" can be attributed to being a leader in the rise of YouTube golf as a whole, which has made the game more accessible and entertaining for a wider audience. The channel's authenticity, humor, and relatability have also played a key role in its popularity. "Bob Does Sports" has been able to attract professional golfers to collaborate on their videos, further boosting their reach and impact.

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John Swantek hangs with Cameron Morfit to discuss the first career PGA TOUR win for Maverick McNealy. The conversation also covers Joel Dahmen putting up clutch performances to make the cut and keep his 2025 PGA TOUR Card, as well as changes enacted by the PGA TOUR Policy Board.

John Swantek welcomes Nico Echavarria to discuss the emotional journey of winning, and the influence of family and role models in his life. He discusses the importance of consistency in his game, the emotional impact of his victories, and the support he receives from his girlfriend, Claudia, as they travel together on TOUR. Nico reflects on his early beginnings in golf, the significance of his Olympic experience, and the motivation he draws from fellow Colombian golfer Camilo Villegas. Plus, Golfbet Insider Rob Bolton gives his picks for the last event of the FedExCup Fall.

John Swantek welcomes Ryan Ballengee and discusses the victories of Rafael Campos and Rory McIlroy, including the significance of these wins and the implications for their respective careers. The two also delve into the ongoing discussions about compensation for Ryder Cup players, the proposed changes to PGA TOUR policies and the future of golf broadcasting.