Sky Sports Golf Podcast

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Alex Perry to discuss the ongoing dominance of Nelly Korda and Scottie Scheffler who picked up yet more silverware on the weekend.

Plus, we give our recommendations for 'hidden gem' golf courses across the UK.

Josh is joined by Zane Scotland and Oli Fisher to review The Masters, and another dominant performance by Scottie Scheffler. Plus, Sophie Walker chats to Josh about this weekend's Chevron Championship - the first major of the women's golf calendar in 2024.

Josh is back with Henni Koyack and David Howell to look back at the action from Saturday at The Masters and preview the final round, into which world number one Scottie Scheffler takes a one shot lead.

Josh is joined by Henni Koyack and David Howell as they reflect on Day 2 at The Masters where we saw Tiger Woods make history with his 24th consecutive cut. Also, they discuss the scoreboard heading into the weekend and what to expect from Day 3.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Zane Scotland to look back at the first day's play from The Masters where Bryson DeChambeau moved into the early lead ahead of world number one, Scottie Scheffler.

Josh is joined by Tim Barter and David Howell to preview the 2024 Masters at Augusta. They discuss the best way to get around the course and why it always proves such a test for the world's top golfers.

Plus, they chat about the prospects for Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and others as well as giving their tips for who they think will be slipping on the green jacket on Sunday evening.

In a special episode to mark the start of Masters week, Josh is joined by three-time Masters champion, Sir Nick Faldo who shares his memories of his wins in 1989, 1990 and 1996.

Plus, Sir Nick gives us his thoughts on Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and defending champion, Jon Rahm.

Sarah Stirk fills in for Josh this week and chats with Richard McEvoy and Gary Murphy about a busy weekend of action across the tours.

There were breakthrough wins for Keita Nakajima in India and Stephan Jaeger in Houston plus a hat-trick completed by Nelly Korda.

We also discuss what legacy is left by outgoing DP World Tour CEO, Keith Pelley and the form of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy as The Masters looms on the horizon.

Josh is joined this week by former DP World Tour golfer, Oli Fisher and LET legend, Trish Johnson.

Oli looks back at his historic round of 59 before Josh celebrates correctly picking Jesper Svensson to win the Singapore Classic.

Nick Dougherty joins us to talk about the 'Unleash Your Drive' campaign, there's a review of the Valspar Championship and a look ahead to this week's Indian Open.

Plus, listen out for Oli and Trish's stories of their worst ever opening tee shots.

For more information about the 'Unleash Your Drive' campaign, head to https://www.golf-foundation.org/uyd/

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Jamie Spence to look back on a thrilling Players Championship, which saw Scottie Scheffler become the first golfer to retain the title.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to The Players and make their picks for who they think will do well at Sawgrass.

Listen out for exclusive interviews with world number one, Scottie Scheffler and one of golf's biggest up and coming stars, Ludvig Aberg.

Emma Self chats with Aimi Bullock, the director of women’s golf at EDGA – an organisation which promotes disability golf for players at every level. Aimi tells us about her aims and ambitions for getting more disabled women involved in the sport and her dream of one day having a Solheim Cup-style competition for disability golfers.

Josh is joined by Henni Koyak and Zane Scotland on this week's episode to discuss Talor Gooch's Masters asterisk comments, Anthony Kim's golfing comeback and to hear about an exciting event which Henni is hosting to celebrate International Women's Day.

For more information about the event, head to https://www.pandora-events.co.uk/iwd2024

Josh is joined by Inci Mehmet and the digital editor of bunkered.co.uk, Michael McEwan to chat about the latest golf news from around the world, with a focus on how to grow the game.

Alex Perry joins Josh for a quick round-up of events at the Genesis Invitational, including Hideki Matsuyama's sensational final round, Tiger Woods' withdrawal due to illness and Jordan Spieth's disqualification because of signing for an incorrect scorecard.

Then, there's an extended interview with DP World Tour player, James Morrison who opens up on his journey into the sport, gives an assessment of how he sees the current state of golf, and tells us about the reality of how much golfers earn.

Jamie Spence and Gary Murphy join host Josh Antmann to discuss the madness at the Phoenix Open and if things need to change there.

Plus, there's a look back on Rikuya Hoshino’s win in Qatar and the new talent on the DP World Tour. Tiger’s return, LIV and pancakes are all on the menu too...

Rory McIlroy's U-turn over his views on golf's ongoing saga between the main tours, a weather-affected finish to the PGA Tour event at Pebble Beach and a look ahead to this week's Qatar Masters all feature, as Andrew Coltart and John E Morgan join host Josh Antmann to talk through another busy week.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Zane Scotland to talk about the historic victory for amateur Nick Dunlap at the American Express. Plus, another win for Rory in Dubai, Lydia Ko back in the winners circle and more chat about the Green Room on the DP World Tour.

For the first pod of 2024, Josh is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray. They chat about Fleetwood, McIlroy, Pelley, Ken Weyand and much more. Including a look ahead to the 2024 season.

In a bonus episode on the Sky Sports Golf podcast feed, Ryder Cup winning captain and player, Paul McGinley joins former England cricket captain, Nasser Hussain on the latest episode of Secrets of Success - a series in which some of the most successful people in sport discuss their leadership and management techniques.

McGinley discusses how he blended a team of individuals and explains how he had to manage golfing egos to lead Europe to victory at the 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles.

Secrets of Success is released every Wednesday, so make sure to follow or subscribe so you don't miss an episode.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Andrew Coltart to decide the golfing awards for 2023. Who wins 'Shot of the Year' and 'Moment of the Year'? You can also watch the vodcast on Sky Sports Golf and it's available On Demand.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Richard McEvoy for a hastily arranged emergency episode to discuss the news that Jon Rahm has joined LIV Golf.

Jamie Weir caught up with Martin Slumbers, CEO of the R&A, to discuss a little bit more about the upcoming rollback of the golf ball. He also spends ten minutes with Rory McIlroy to get a few of his views on the subject too.

Josh is joined by Simon Holmes and Zane Scotland to discuss a hectic week in golf. Tiger makes his return in Albany, rumours of Jon Rahm to LIV and Chris Stroud speaking of the lack of support from the PGA Tour. Plus a hefty discussion on the upcoming rollback of the golf ball.

Luke Donald joins Jamie Weir in the Sky Sports News studio to discuss his continued captaincy for the European Ryder Cup side in New York in 2025.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Sophie Walker to look back on a low scoring week of golf from around the world. Nicolai Hojgaard takes the title in Dubai and Ludvig Aberg wins his first event on the PGA Tour. The LPGA season comes to a close with the $2m prize going to Amy Yang. There’s also a preview of the finale of the LET which takes place this week.

Jamie Spence and Alex Perry join Josh to cover a multitude of subjects from the week of golf. They discuss Max Homa’s win at the Nedbank and an emotional victory for Villegas in Bermuda. Plus a look ahead to the TGL and the recent comments made from Rory McIlroy about that Saturday at the Ryder Cup. Ponder the Pro makes a welcome return.

Last week was the final regular season event on the DP World Tour with the top 116, on the season, keeping their cards for 2023. The only man to start outside that number but finish inside was Scott Jamieson. He joins Josh on the podcast to talk through the emotional week in Doha, his thoughts over the final stretch and the magical back 9s he produced when it mattered most.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Gary Murphy to discuss a maiden tour win for Matthieu Pavon in Spain. Plus, Lexi Thompson's week at the Shriners and the news from the OWGR about ranking points for LIV.

The podcast has taken a break for a week but it's back for a full Ryder Cup review. Josh is joined by Tim Barter and, deputy editor at Bunkered, Michael McEwan for an in depth look back at Rome. Plenty of great stories, insights and reflections on Europe's victory.

An incredibly special podcast before it all begins on Friday. Josh was lucky enough to speak to 11-time Ryder Cup player Sir Nick Faldo. There are stories galore from the Ryder Cups he's played in, many including Seve, and a look ahead to this year's edition too.

Another daily podcast from the team at the Marco Simone. Josh is joined by Dame Laura Davies, David Howell and Andrew Coltart. Dame Laura chats about the European triumph at the Solheim Cup last week. The trio discuss their favourite Ryder Cup moment and a further look ahead to this week.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem and Andrew 'Beef' Johnston for some early build up ahead of the 44th Ryder Cup. Who is under the most pressure this week? What might the Friday foursomes look like?

Josh is joined by Dame Laura Davies, Christina Kim and Ali Whittaker for this week's podcast ahead of the 2023 Solheim Cup from Finca Cortesin. European rookie, Gemma Dryburgh, also stops by for a chat ahead of a big week.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and, golf writer at Bunkered, Alex Perry. They look back on a second DP World Tour victory for Vincent Normann and Minjee Lee holding off Charley Hull on the LPGA Tour. There's brief previews of both the Solheim and Ryder Cups and a look ahead to Wentworth too.

Rob Lee and Wayne Riley join Josh to reflect on Luke Donald's picks for his European Ryder Cup team. They talk about the guys who made it and the ones who missed out. Does the qualifying system need changing and is this the beginning of a new era for Europe in the Ryder Cup?

Gary Murphy and Michael McEwan join Josh to discuss a commanding performance from Viktor Hovland at the Tour Championship. Look back on a maiden win for Todd Clements in Prague. Plus, the ever changing scenarios with the European Ryder Cup team.

Josh is joined by the European Solheim Cup captain for 2023, Suzanne Pettersen. She talks about her time as a player and the experiences she had. She reveals her captains picks for Finca Cortesin and the reasons behind her decisions.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Alex Perry to look back on a dominant win for Lilia Vu at the AIG Women's Open. Lucas Glover going back to back and his possible inclusion in the Ryder Cup team. A reflection on the Phil Mickelson news from last week and a look ahead to the ISPS Handa World Invitational.

Josh is joined by Trish Johnson and Sarah Stirk to look back on a second win in two weeks for Celine Boutier. An emotional win for Lucas Glover at the Wyndham and a welcome comeback for Billy Horschel. They look at the new PGA Tour schedule and a preview of this week's AIG Women's Open.

Josh is with the Challenge Tour this week and catches up with Chris Paisley. Former DP World Tour player who is now trying to get his card back. Hear about the struggles he's been through in the last two years and how he's trying to get his old swing back.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and John E.Morgan to look back on a commanding victory for Brian Harman at the 151st Open Championship.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and David Howell to look ahead to the 151st Open Championship. They look back on an epic Scottish Open and praise both Rory McIlroy and Bob McIntyre. Iona Stephens also pops in to give her experience from The Renaissance and the ways in which the Open is being a more sustainable championship.

Josh is joined by Wayne Riley and Michael McEwan to discuss wins for Rasmus Hojgaard and Sepp Straka in their attempts to make the Ryder Cup team in September. They look back on an historic week at Pebble Beach for the US Women's Open plus a look ahead to the Scottish Open.

Josh chats to Butch Harmon to reflect on a first win in four years for Rickie Fowler. The coach chats about how he's got Fowler back to winning ways and some of the methods he's used to improve things.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Sophie Walker to look back on a maiden major win for Ruoning Yin at the KPMG. They also reflect on a fourth DP World Tour win for Thriston Lawrence, an impressive victory at the Travelers for Keegan Bradley, slow play in Germany, Elton John and a look ahead to the British Masters as well.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Gary Murphy to discuss a maiden major title for Wyndham Clark. They talk about another close call for McIlroy, Scheffler performing well once again, the course, the lack of crowds and more reaction to the possible PGA/PIF merger. Plus an interesting game of Ponder the Pro.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem, journalist Alex Perry and DP World Tour player Oli Wilson to discuss the continuing situation with the PGA-PIF merger. Oli gives a player insight into the DP World Tour and what should happen next. They all react to the past seven days and the news so far. Plus a review of the U.S. Open this week.

In a Sky Sports Golf Podcast first, an emergency pod is called due to the announcement of the merger between LIV, the DP World Tour and the PGA Tour. Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Michael McEwan to discuss a monumental day in the sport and the possible implications.

Josh is joined this week by Ali Whittaker, Richard McEvoy and the newest winner on the DP World Tour, Tom McKibbin. Tom chats about his victory in Germany, the nerves, his best shot of the week and what the future holds for him. There’s also chat about a new superstar in the global game in Rose Zhang and a review of the Memorial. Plus a look ahead to the Scandinavian Mixed.

Josh and John E Morgan are joined by KLM Open champion and, now a 9-time winner on the DP World Tour, Pablo Larrazbal. He speaks about last week at Bernardus, his improvements as a golfer at 40 years old, his Ryder Cup ambitions and reels off some interesting text messages after his win yesterday.

Josh is joined by Michael McEwan and Zane Scotland for an extensive review of the PGA Championship. They reflect on a 5th major win for Brooks Koepka, the Cinderella story of Michael Block as well as the other close contenders.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and David Howell to preview the second major of the year at Oak Hill. They also look back on wins for Day and Forsstrom and the inagural G4D Open at Woburn. Plus a continued discussion about the sanctions from the DP World Tour.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray to look back on a frantic Italian Open and win No3 for Adrian Meronk. They discuss the decisions Luke Donald has ahead of September and the challenges of the Marco Simone course. They chat about the resignations from the DP World Tour, a look ahead to the Soudal Open and Ewan plays his first game of Ponder the Pro.

Josh is joined by Sarah Stirk and Michael McEwan to discuss win No6 on the PGA Tour for Tony Finau and DP World Tour win No8 for Pablo Larrazabal. They chat about the dwindling golf membership in the UK and what can be done about it. Plus, Sarah and Michael explain all about their rounds at Augusta a few weeks ago.

Josh is joined by Trish Johnson and Gary Murphy to look back on a thrilling first major of the year in the women's game. Plus a review of the Zurich Classic and ISPS Handa, more chat on Tiger and big crowds in Australia.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Rob Lee to look back on a memorable Masters win for Jon Rahm. Slow play rears its ugly head once again and they chat about the 5-iron controversy from Thursday's round. A look back on other contenders and Jamie shows off his US geography skills.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem to discuss this year's Masters. They look at the leading contenders, the changes to the course and Rich talks about his debut at Augusta and how he felt. Michael McEwan calls in from the Media Centre to give a vibe of how things are early in the week.

Josh is joined by Michael McEwan, Zane Scotland and special guest Eddie Pepperell. They look back on the last ever WGC Match Play, discuss more about the roll back of the golf ball, review Matt Wallace’s debut win on the PGA Tour and Eddie gives his opinion on the strategic alliance on the DP World Tour and the future it may bring.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker, Richard McEvoy and, making his debut, DP World Tour player Richard Mansell. They’ll discuss the announcement made last week about the golf ball roll back and how that will affect the players. A look back on the Valspar and the first Aramco Team event of 2023.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Jamie Spence to look back on a dominant display from Scottie Scheffler at The Players. more chat about the upcoming changes to the PGA Tour next season, review the Magical Kenya Open and there's an amazing Ponder the Pro.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem and Andrew Coltart to look back on a dramatic Sunday at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. There’s a long discussion about the new changes to the PGA Tour in 2024 and how it will affect different players. Plus, a preview ahead of The Players Championship.

It's a very special podcast this week as Josh is joined by Jamie Spence, John E Morgan and the winner of the Hero Indian Open, Marcel Siem. The German gives an honest, insightful and emotional interview about his life in the last eight years. What he's had to deal with on, and off, the course and the feeling of being in contention once again. There's also a look back at the Honda, the comments made by Sergio Garcia and Ponder the Pro is back.

Josh is joined by Henni Koyack and Alex Perry to discuss an enthralling Genesis Invitational and Jon Rahm becoming the world No1. Tiger making headlines on, and off, the course and Max Homa just gets better. Plus, the Saudi Ladies International, Thomas Pieters going to LIV and the team give their review of Full Swing.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Zane Scotland to look back on a successful title defence for Scottie Scheffler at the WM Phoenix Open. Who’s the better player at the moment, Maja Stark or Linn Grant? Plus, a chat about financial struggles as a professional golfer, Tiger’s return at Riviera and Ponder the Pro too.

Josh is joined by Gary Murphy and Michael McEwan to discuss a thrilling win for Rory McIlroy in Dubai. There's Teegate, Treegate and all the fall out from a memorable five days. PGA Tour rookie Harry Hall calls in from Pebble Beach to discuss his first season on Tour.

It's the first Sky Sports Golf Podcast of 2023 and host Josh Antmann is joined by Rob Lee and, Guardian journalist, Ewan Murray. Plenty to catch up on from the year so far including the Hero Cup, wins for Victor Perez and Jon Rahm, plus LIV gets a TV deal in the USA. There's also previews ahead of the golf this week.

Jamie Spence, Trish Johnson and Michael McEwan join host Josh Antmann for the 2022 Awards. A look back on the last 12 months with Shot of the Year, Comeback of the Year and Player of the Year are all decided.

Josh is joined by one of the newest winners on the LPGA Tour, Jodi Ewart Shadoff. She talks about her victory at the Mediheal Championship, the injuries throughout her career and her experiences of the Solheim Cup.

Josh is joined by Gary Murphy and, making his podcast debut, Chris Murphy. Chris has caddied for 7 years for various tours and was on the bag last week for Chiara Noja's debut win on the LET. He talks about the Aramco, how good Chiara is as a golfer and his experience carrying for Lydia Ko. Richard Kaufman also calls in to look ahead to an exciting climax in the women's season.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Wayne Riley to look back on all the drama of the Challenge Tour Grand Final. They talk about their experiences at Q-School and celebrate another British win on the LPGA Tour. Plus a look ahead to the Nedbank and there's a crucial Ponder the Pro.

Portugal Masters winner Jordan Smith joins the podcast this week to discuss his record breaking second DP World Tour win. Alongside host Josh Antmann, Michael McEwan and Elliott Heath, the man from Bath talks about the pressure he's put on himself in the last few seasons and his experiences on the Challenge Tour. There's also a summary of the LIV season, a Mayokoba preview and Halloween golfers.

Josh is joined by Rob Lee and Trish Johnson to review the CJ Cup and Rory McIlroy getting back to the World No1 spot. Trish calls in from Japan to discuss another win for Lydia Ko and what golf is like in South Korea. Plus a look ahead to a emotional week in Portugal on the DP World Tour.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Zane Scotland to discuss a third Spanish Open title for Jon Rahm. Jodi Ewart Shadoff claims her first LPGA Tour win in 246 attempts. Tom Kim goes from strength to strength and there's a bit of LIV chat too.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Gary Murphy to look back on a welcome return to the LPGA winners circle for Charley Hull. They look back on an exciting, and at times, blustery, Alfred Dunhill Links. The end of the EuroPro Tour and Ponder the Pro continues as well. Plus, Jamie does his weekly shopping list.

Josh is joined by Alex Perry and Richard McEvoy to discuss another win for Team USA at the Presidents Cup. Does it seem a more cohesive USA side? They also chat about a 'Round of the Year' contender in France, an Alfred Dunhill preview and a sensational Ponder the Pro.

Josh is joined by Simon Holmes and, back after a few months away, Sarah Stirk. They look back on a dramatic 72nd hole at the Fortinet Championship, Bob Macintyre taking the title in Italy and a LIV update. Plus a look ahead to the Presidents Cup and Ponder the Pro makes a welcome return.

Josh is joined by Dame Laura Davies and Anthony Wall after a surreal week at Wentworth. They talk about the decision made to play golf on the weekend and the atmosphere on the course. They share the moments they both met the Queen and review the immaculate performance from Shane Lowry.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and, last week's winner in Himmerland, Oli Wilson. Oli talks about the hard work he's gone through in the last few years, the changes with his driver and the emotions he felt last week. They also chat about the BMW PGA and the 18 LIV players who are teeing it up.

The podcast is back and there's plenty of news to catch up on. Josh is joined by Michael McEwan and Zane Scotland to reflect on an absorbing Tour Championship. They also chat about the huge changes on the PGA Tour from next season, more players going to LIV and the future of the DP World Tour.

Josh is joined by Ross Fisher as he looks back on one of the most memorable Ryder Cups. Ross was part of the 2010 European side that triumphed 14.5-13.5 against the USA. He talks about the nerves that week, Monty as his captain, partnering Harrington and that final point from G-Mac.

Josh is joined by Kit Alexander and John E Morgan from the Cazoo Open at Celtic Manor. They discuss a first win on tour for Sean Crocker and a welcome return to form for Eddie Pepperell. Tim Barter makes a surprise appearance and tells stories galore as they look back on the 2010 Ryder Cup.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Alex Perry to discuss a busy week in golf. They chat about an emotional win for Richie Ramsay at the Cazoo Classic, the ongoing developments with LIV Golf, Brooke Henderson taking major No2 at the Evian and Darren Clarke doing the Open double at Gleneagles. Plus an update on Tebay Services.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Neil Tappin to discuss the dramatic final day at the 150th Open Championship. They wax lyrical about the performance of Cameron Smith and his incredible putting. They ask what might have been for Rory McIlroy, the impressive Open debut for Cameron Young and the St Andrews send-off for Tiger Woods.

Josh is joined by Rich Beem, Andrew Coltart and Michael McEwan for the Open Championship Podcast. Plenty of stories told about memories from past Opens at St Andrews, first visits to the course, the atmosphere in the town and all the details on how the Old Course might play this year. Plus a lengthy chat on Tiger and their picks for the week.

Josh is joined by Trish Johnson & Gary Murphy to dissect a crazy weekend of golf. They look back on another squandered major for Lexi Thompson and where she can go from here. The emotional win for Haotong Li in Germany and more reaction to the LIV Tour.

In a bonus podcast for this week, Josh is joined by the Aramco London winner Bronte Law. They talk about her win at Centurion, life in US college golf, the pressures of being an athlete, ugly numbers and what more can be done in the women's game.

Josh is joined by Zane Scotland and Sophie Walker to digest an amazing U.S. Open. They discuss how far Matt Fitzpatrick has come, how he’s developed his game and his final round at Brookline. They also discuss Zalatoris, Scheffler and how the course was received.

In a special episode, Nick Dougherty is joined by Paul McGinley, The Telegraph's James Corrigan and CBS Sports writer Kyle Porter to discuss the ongoing split going on in the world of golf with the rise of the LIV Golf Series. They discuss whether or not the new events will be good for the game and if it will help to grow the sport, which is said to be one of the aims of the new Saudi backed series.

Josh is joined by Andrew Coltart and Brad Faxon to preview the 2022 U.S. Open. There's a very brief chat on LIV then onto a look back on the 1999 Ryder Cup. They reflect on McIlroy's win in Canada, how Phil will be welcomed in Boston and some picks as well.

Josh is joined by Michael McEwan and Alex Perry for a LIV Golf Podcast and a reaction to the first tournament held at Centurion. They look at the response from the PGA Tour, the position of the DP World Tour, more players going to LIV, the golf itself and where things go from here.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker and Rob Lee to discuss a potentially big week in the world of golf. The inaugural LIV Series kicks off this week at Centurion and the pod chat about the players involved, the knock on effect for other tours and the format of the event. They also look back on the U.S. Women's Open, Porsche European Open and The Memorial.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Dame Laura Davies to discuss an incredible finish to the Dutch Open. They look back on the LPGA Match Play and the legacy left by Michelle Wie. More cack handed golf chat as well as a look ahead to the US Women's Open and the Porsche European Open.

Josh is joined by Michael McEwan & Gary Murphy to review a dramatic PGA Championship. They look back at the course setup and the future of the tournament. Analysis of JT's second major win, Zalatoris' major record and the heartbreak for Mito Pereira. Tiger, cross handed chipping and left handed putting all get discussed.

Host Josh Antmann is joined by Rob Lee & Jamie Spence to look ahead to the second major of the year at Southern Hills. They discuss the withdrawl of Phil Mickelson and why he's not playing and can Tiger realistically compete? The LIV series and Greg Norman are also discussed.

Josh is joined by Jamie Weir and Neil Tappin to discuss another week filled with news about the SGL. Garcia's rant, Westwood's comments and more players looking to sign up. They also look back on a dramatic win for Olesen at The Belfry, crisp chat and Ponder the Pro is back.

Part 2 of the #Golfchat with Matt Southgate sees him talk about the continuing influence Saudi Arabia has on the world of golf, what it might mean for the future of the game and the sheer amount of money involved. He also talks about the pressures of social media and life on tour.

In the first part of a special #Golfchat podcast, Josh is joined by DP World Tour player Matt Southgate. He talks through his early life in golf, his battle with testicular cancer, playing at The Open and coping with the loss of his dad during the 2021 season. Part two will be released on Monday 2nd May