Golf and Gospel Podcast

Golf is still on fire, and we're still talking about it. Welcome back to the Golf and Gospel Podcast!

In this episode, we break down:
⛳ Rory's take on the Internet Invitational: Why does Rory McIlroy not like it yet, even though he says he wants to grow the game of golf?

🔥 LIV 2.0: Masters champion Bubba Watson is now out. What can the league and Bryson DeChambeau do about it? Are they wasting their time, or does this thing have a real shot?

🏌️‍♀️ LPGA race heating up: Miyu Yamashita, Haeran Ryu, and Jeeno Thitikul are battling it out. Is the number two spot in jeopardy, or does Jeeno have it on lock?

🙏 Bryson gets vulnerable: Bryson DeChambeau opened up about depression and loneliness, saying he wishes he had a wife and child to share life with. But do those things truly fulfill someone? We answer that today.

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:21 Rory: "Why does anyone watch the Internet Invitational?"
12:28 Wyndham Clarke wants the PGA Tour to be global
18:42 Andrew Novak wins in Mexico
21:53 Bubba Watson quits LIV
27:00 Should LIV 2.0 sign creators?
30:39 Who's better: Miyu Yamashita, Jeeno Thitikul, or Haeran Ryu?
42:22 Bryson DeChambeau on loneliness and depression
51:49 Outro

Geremy is flying solo today, but the show goes on! Nate is in Cabo for a push-up contest, haha, but we've got a great episode for you.

We break down Yuri Yoshida's first LPGA victory at the BMW. We also dig into why Nelly Korda keeps skipping the Asian swing. I give a few reasons, and I'd love to know if you agree.

The LIV 2.0 deadline for players to commit was today. Will it get extended? We cover who's in, who's out, and why Dustin Johnson and 10 other players are holding out over contractual issues.

Then I sit down with special guest Rachel Kuehn from the LPGA Tour. We talk about her college days and how golf runs through the Kuehn blood, since her mom is a Hall of Fame golfer who played at Wake Forest. Rachel also reflects on her 2026 Epson Tour season, how she's preparing for the LPGA Tour, and why it's so important to carry the mission of sharing who Jesus is with the world.

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:35 Yuri Yoshida First LPGA Win
3:53 Creating the Perfect LPGA Golfer
4:33 Why Does Nelly Skip the Asian Swing
7:48 LIV 2.0 Clock Is Ticking
10:36 Is Bryson In or Out?
11:35 Special Guest, LPGA Tour Pro Rachel Kuehn
13:01 Q School
14:12 Why Wake Forest Golf?
16:38 Family Golf / Hall of Fame Mother
18:29 Who Is the Best Golfer in the Family
21:18 Epson Tour Season Review
22:20 2025 Season vs. 2026 Season
23:16 A Close Playoff Loss
26:19 Secret to Improving Your Golf Game
29:53 LPGA Preparation
31:58 Hobbies Outside of Golf
34:05 "Glorify God and Further the Mission"
37:20 Fellowship on Tour
42:45 Outro

Golf and Gospel Podcast, the most underrated, bypassed, hated-but-loved podcast out there, is back to talk all things golf!
🎓 Which university has produced the best golfers recently? Texas? Oklahoma State? Arizona? Wake Forest?
⛳ Justin Rose says he wants LIV players back on the PGA Tour. Do we agree? And Kevin Kisner has some strong words for Rory McIlroy, who claims he wants to "grow the game."
💰 What is the PGA Tour doing? They've stopped funding the PGA Tour Champions pension. Fair or unfair?
🏌️‍♀️ In women's golf, Ruoning Yin picks up her second win of the year. Nelly Korda has been absent for a while, and she comes back dominant? And Charley Hull wants LPGA players banned for a year?! What is that?
🙏 For our Gospel portion, we challenge podcaster George Janko on what he told popular content creator Togi.

Timestamps
0:00 Golf and Gospel Podcast Intro: Golf News, PGA Tour, LIV and LPGA
2:44 Wake Forest: The New PGA Tour U? Best College Golf Programs
6:45 Justin Rose: "Let the LIV Players Back" on the PGA Tour
15:39 Kevin Kisner Bashes Rory McIlroy Over "Growing the Game"
21:24 PGA Tour Champions Pension Funding Cut: Fair or Unfair?
28:47 Will Bryson DeChambeau Go Back to LIV Golf? Odds Breakdown
34:19 Vijay Singh Becomes Oldest Winner in PGA Tour Champions History
34:28 Ruoning Yin Wins Second LPGA Tour Title of the Season
36:03 Nelly Korda Returns to the LPGA Tour: Is She Dominant Again?
41:26 Charley Hull Wants LPGA Players Banned for a Year
47:36 WTGL: Who Dominates Women's TGL?
51:49 "Keep Getting Drunk": Challenging George Janko (Gospel Segment)
1:12:46 Outro

We took a week off, but we're back with a great episode for you today!
We break down Michael Brennan's impressive win at the Bay Current Classic and Miyu Yamashita's latest victory at the Aramco. Then we talk about our expectations for Anthony Kim playing in the Hong Kong Open.

We also open the floor to a big debate: did Jon Rahm waste his prime years by going to LIV Golf? And does Arizona deserve more professional golf tournaments?

But the most important part of today's show is our guest, LPGA Tour pro Samantha Wagner. She shares her story of almost quitting golf, earning back her LPGA Tour card, her first Epson Tour win, and stepping back into her relationship with the Lord.

In our Gospel section, we ask: as believers, should we care what people think about us?

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:30 Brennan & Yamashita Win
3:41 The Future of USA Golf Is Here
6:18 Expectations for Anthony Kim
9:45 LIV Golf Stock Down
11:09 Team Golf Isn't Working
15:01 Did Jon Rahm Waste His Prime Years?
25:24 Phil Mickelson Return to Golf?
26:24 Arizona Needs More Golf Tournaments
33:03 Special Guest: Samantha Wagner
35:35 She Shot a 59!!!
41:52 College Life Wasn't the Best Experience
50:53 Winning on the Epson Tour
1:01:49 Does the 3-Day Format Affect LPGA Prep?
1:04:48 College Golf vs. Pro Golf Life
1:14:58 Going Back to Fellowship
1:22:00 "I Don't Care What People Think About Me"
1:30:25 Outro

Team USA staged a comeback to defeat the International team! But should USA golf be concerned? 🇺🇸⛳

In this episode, we grade every player we talk about, break down who the MVPs were, which captain came out on top, the best and worst decisions, and our shots of the week.

We're also joined by a special guest from the Epson Tour, Haylee Harford. She walks us through her season, including her impressive win at the Four Winds Invitational, how she's preparing for the Tour Championship, and how she lets her faith guide her inside the ropes.

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
1:53 Presidents Cup Recap: Team USA vs Internationals
4:09 Why Team USA Struggles at Team Golf
9:13 Best Moments From the 2026 Presidents Cup
17:21 Jackson Koivun Ryder Cup Bid: Should He Make Team USA?
25:20 Presidents Cup Player Grades: Every USA and International Player Ranked
57:40 LPGA Winner Breaks a Record
58:30 Haylee Harford Wins Epson Tour Event
59:41 Furman Golf Trivia
1:04:14 How Haylee Harford Won on the Epson Tour
1:13:58 Putting Improvements That Led to the Win
1:23:42 Losing Her LPGA Tour Card: The Mental Challenge of Playing the Epson Tour
1:28:57 Why a Supporting Cast Matters in Pro Golf
1:30:36 Ball Striking Improvements on Tour
1:34:30 Preparing for the Epson Tour Championship
1:36:25 What Haylee Would Do Differently on the LPGA Tour
1:38:27 Indian Wells Golf Resort Review
1:41:12 Trusting the Lord Always: Faith in Golf
1:44:13 Outro

Geremy and Nate are back for another week on the Golf & Gospel Podcast to break down all things golf.

⛳ PGA Tour & DP World Tour
JJ Spaun just won his first DP World Tour event. Should he have been picked for the Presidents Cup over...? Plus, Bryson DeChambeau posted a cryptic message on Instagram. What could it be about? We give our thoughts.

🏌️‍♀️ LPGA & Epson Tour
The LPGA is back this week after a two-week break since the Solheim Cup. Who claims the win? The Epson Tour also heads into its final event of the season, the Tour Championship, with the top 15 LPGA cards on the line. Who earns one, who should you watch, and who's on the bubble?

🙏 Faith Talk
Can godly desires become an idol over God Himself?

Timestamps
0:00 Golf News Intro | Golf & Gospel Podcast
2:26 JJ Spaun Wins BMW PGA Championship
3:48 JJ Spaun Snubbed for Presidents Cup? Captain's Pick Debate
10:16 Bryson DeChambeau's Cryptic Message Explained
14:47 Rapsodo Golf Launch Monitor Promo
15:57 Jacob Bridgeman Wins at Biltmore | PGA Tour Recap
21:47 LPGA Breakdown: Walmart NW Arkansas Championship
24:43 Epson Tour Top 15 Rankings
26:40 Godly Desires Over God? Faith & Christian Living Talk
39:02 Outro | Subscribe to Golf & Gospel

The Solheim Cup delivered nothing short of pure drama. ⛳🏆

Anna Nordqvist and Team Europe reclaimed the Cup, sending Team USA home to regroup for another two years. The U.S. hasn't won on European soil since 2015 — and we've got a lot to say about it.

In this episode, we break down:

✅ Who was the MVP of the week

✅ The most underrated player on either team

✅ The best (and most questionable) captain's decisions of the weekend

✅ Full player grades — who passed, and who failed

We also dig into the LIV Golf question that keeps coming up: with the Presidents Cup just weeks away, could LIV players being eligible drastically change the outcome for Team USA?

And to close it out — our gospel segment this week asks a tough question: is God still good, even when He says no to our prayers?

⛳🙏 All that and more on this week's Golf and Gospel Podcast.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
2:17 – Why Do You Hate Us?
2:51 – Solheim Cup Recap
8:00 – Solheim Cup MVP
10:06 – Best Captain's Decision
13:03 – Most Underrated Player
16:48 – Best Moments of the Solheim Cup
20:18 – Player Grades: Who Passed, Who Failed
36:08 – Clutch Moments & Solheim Cup History
45:31 – LPGA Season's Final Stretch
50:19 – Presidents Cup Breakdown
53:05 – When God Says No to Your Prayers
1:11:52 – Outro

🏆 Scottie’s “Record” — Scottie Scheffler has reportedly passed Tiger Woods on the career earnings list… but did he really break it? We dig into the numbers and what they actually mean.

🎙️ Special Guest: Allisen Corpuz — 2023 U.S. Open Champion and current Solheim Cup member Allisen Corpuz joins the show to help break down the Presidents Cup — and stays around to break down Geremy’s swing.

📉 Good Good Fallout — Matt Kendrick steps down as CEO of Good Good as the fallout from the Callaway driver ad controversy continues. We talk through what it means for the brand.

✝️ Judging Righteously Without Being a Pharisee — After some heavy pushback on our Scottie Scheffler take from Tour Championship week, we sit down and talk through how believers can call out sin and point people back to Christ without falling into hypocrisy or a Pharisee-like spirit.

0:00 – Intro
0:47 – Responding to TikTok Haters
3:29 – Who Got Snubbed From the Presidents Cup?
10:22 – Breaking Down the Presidents Cup
15:55 – Scottie Scheffler Breaks Tiger Woods’ Earnings Record
25:12 – Good Good Golf CEO Matt Kendrick Resigns
30:57 – Special Guest: Allisen Corpuz
31:25 – Her 2023 Major Season Success (U.S. Open Win)
34:20 – Staying Composed When You’re Playing Hot
36:49 – The Key to a Successful Tournament
39:54 – Getting the Last Automatic Solheim Cup Qualifying Spot
41:47 – A Message to Younger Corpuz
44:25 – More Nerve-Racking: Chevron Championship or Solheim Cup?
45:15 – Playing With World No. 1 Nelly Korda
49:40 – Practice Week at the Solheim Cup
57:47 – Captain Angela Stanford
1:01:47 – Gatekeeping Info in Women’s Golf?
1:03:36 – Team USA’s Chip on Their Shoulder
1:05:30 – Allisen Breaks Down Geremy’s Golf Swing
1:10:11 – Are We Hypocrites for Our Take on Scottie Scheffler?

Another week of great golf! The PGA Tour concluded the way they wanted it to, with Scottie Scheffler winning the Tour Championship by three strokes. Also — is Rory McIlroy burnt out? How can he revive his love for golf?

With the PGA Tour season coming to an end, we break down the moments of the year, the shot of the year, and the round of the year. What do you think?

Also, Ruoning Yin gets her first LPGA Tour victory in two years, beating a stacked field where all the top 10 players in the Rolex Rankings were in the field. Then we break down the Solheim Cup — who wins between the Europeans and Team USA?

With Callaway and Good Good breaking up, can we see a regression in YouTube golf?

And lastly, we talk about the importance of having good character among the Gentiles, so that they may not see us as evildoers but instead glorify God on the day of visitation (1 Peter 2:12). What got us on this topic? Scottie Scheffler’s antics on holes 17 and 18 in round three.

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:19 Identity in Sports: A Devotional
2:50 Scottie Scheffler Wins the Tour Championship
11:41 Why Rory McIlroy Needs to Fall Back in Love with Golf
22:24 Scottie Scheffler’s 2027 Expectations
28:25 Should Match Play Return to the PGA Tour?
32:54 Best Moments in Golf This Year
39:26 Ruoning Yin Wins FM Championship
41:59 Solheim Cup Roster Finalized
50:37 Callaway Splits from Good Good
58:19 Scottie Scheffler Lashes Out — A Gospel Perspective
1:12:14 Outro

What a weekend in golf! We’re here to break it all down.

Wyndham Clark picks up his third PGA Tour win of the season with a dominant performance at the BMW Championship — and it has us asking: is he the Player of the Year?

Michael La Sasso wins the final LIV event of “LIV 1.0” — but what does the future hold for the notorious golf league?

Miyu Yamashita grabs her second LPGA Tour victory of the season — can she (and the rest of the field) chase down Nelly Korda?

We also dig into the controversial video posted by Callaway and Good Good. We’d love to hear your thoughts.

And to close it out, our Gospel section asks the question: is God truly good?

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:34 Good Good & Callaway Controversial Ad Breakdown
8:25 Grant Horvat vs. Tiger Woods – Who Would You Rather Watch?
13:20 Wyndham Clark's Best Season Yet
21:49 Is Wyndham Clark the PGA Tour Player of the Year?
27:34 Rory McIlroy Dominates at the BMW Championship
32:04 Tour Championship Preview & Breakdown
33:23 Is Scottie Scheffler's Season Actually Not Impressive?
45:04 Miyu Yamashita Dominates the CPKC Women's Open
47:54 Can Anyone Chase Down Nelly Korda?
54:34 Epson Tour Update
55:52 Michael La Sasso Wins Final LIV Golf Event
57:38 Bryson DeChambeau Speaks on LIV Golf 2.0
1:02:23 Is God Truly Good?
1:09:41 Outro

Round 1 of the FedEx Cup Playoffs is in the books — and Scottie Scheffler is picking the perfect time to heat up. Scheffler cruised to an 8-shot win at the FedEx St. Jude Championship for his 2nd PGA Tour win of the season and 21st of his career. But the story doesn’t stop there.

🏌️ Jordan Spieth comes up short and misses advancing to the BMW Championship, joining a handful of big names on the outside looking in.

🏌️ Rory McIlroy didn’t have his best showing in Memphis and now has ground to make up heading into the BMW Championship.

🏌️ Jon Rahm rumors are swirling — reports suggest he could leave LIV Golf at the end of the 2026 season. What would that mean for the future of the tour?

⛳ On the LPGA side, Jeeno Thitikul picked up her 10th career win. The real question: when does one of those finally become a major?

🎙️ Plus — we’re joined by special guest and LPGA Tour player Jaye Marie Green, who opens up about motherhood, her return to the LPGA Tour, and what she’s learned through fellowship on tour.
Golf talk first, gospel message to close it out — that’s Golf & Gospel. 🙏⛳

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:18 Scottie Scheffler Dominates Round 1 of the FedEx Cup Playoffs
6:58 Who Else Played Well at the FedEx St. Jude Championship
11:51 Is Scottie Scheffler PGA Tour Player of the Year?
15:48 Presidents Cup — Should Team USA Be Worried?
20:57 These PGA Tour Players Didn’t Play Well
22:17 Rory McIlroy Didn’t Want to Play
31:20 Jordan Spieth’s Season Ends
39:10 LIV Golf News Gets Worse
50:40 Jeeno Thitikul’s 10th LPGA Win — Still No Major
58:13 Special Guest Jaye Marie Green
1:00:49 Are You Coming Back to Golf?
1:03:47 Why We Love Women’s Golf
1:06:31 Nelly Korda Is Dominant, But Also…
1:13:46 Getting Back to Golf After Having Kids
1:17:14 Don’t Call Women Golfers “Guys”
1:18:28 How Jaye Marie Green Practices Golf
1:26:00 Jaye Marie Green’s Bike Accident
1:31:55 How My Relationship With Golf Changed
1:34:57 Accept the Free Gift of Grace
1:38:13 Fellowship on the LPGA Tour
1:48:31 Outro

In this episode, we react to Bryson DeChambeau’s comments to the New York Post about wanting the PGA Tour and LIV Golf to merge so he can compete on both tours, plus the news that LIV Golf has landed a new investor heading into 2027.

With the FedEx Cup Playoffs right around the corner, we break down the big names to watch and a few dark horses who could make a run. We also debate the best major championship win of the 2026 season, and look at which LPGA pro is most in need of a win this week in Portland.

Plus, we get real about church hurt — why it cuts so deep, and a mindset shift that can help you actually heal from it.

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Topics covered: Bryson DeChambeau PGA Tour LIV Golf merger, LIV Golf 2027 investor news, FedEx Cup Playoffs 2026, best major win 2026, LPGA Portland, church hurt and healing, Christian golf podcast

Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:13 Bryson Wants a Merger and Home Stadiums
7:15 LIV vs PGA Tour Ryder Cup?
8:47 Big Names Are Back for Playoff Golf
12:30 Michael Brennan and More Playoff News
17:35 Who Had the Best Major Win of the 2026 Season?
26:11 Don't Speak to Me — There's a Better Golfer Than...
36:14 LIV Finds Investor for 2027
44:59 Individual Champion or 9 Wins?
51:01 Who NEEDS a Win on the LPGA?
58:15 Asterisk Talley Wins Women's Amateur
59:28 Dealing With Church Hurt
1:10:21 Outro

Nate and Geremy break down a wild week in golf: Shiho Kuwaki shocks the world to win her first LPGA major at the AIG Women’s British Open, while Michael Thorbjornsen picks up his first PGA Tour win. But there’s still one more shot at redemption — the Wyndham Championship — before the FedEx Cup Playoffs lock in, and several players are on the outside looking in needing a big finish to make the cut.

We also dive into the Presidents Cup buzz and debate whether Jackson Koivun should be a captain’s pick.

Plus, a special guest joins the show — LPGA Professional Nicole Felce — to talk about her experience at the KPMG Women’s PGA at Hazeltine, the path to becoming a PGA/LPGA professional, and how God has directed her steps in pursuing her dream as a tour pro.

And to close it out, Nate and Geremy talk about what it really means to serve others and be ambassadors for Christ — on and off the course.
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Timestamps
0:00 – Intro
0:42 – Our Apology to Women’s Sports
3:00 – Should Brad Dalke Play in PGA Tour Events?
6:32 – AIG Women’s Open Recap: Shiho Kuwaki’s Shocking Win
10:57 – Accessing Big Names: Nelly Korda, Jeeno Thitikul, Haeran Ryu
19:06 – Special Guest: LPGA Professional Nicole Felce
21:27 – Wanting to Play on the LPGA Tour
22:29 – How to Become a PGA Professional
30:39 – Junior Golf Career and Virtual School
38:53 – Challenges as a Golf Professional
45:13 – Adidas Golf Swag
49:28 – Jesus’ Impact on My Life Is Everything
1:02:53 – Charley Hull Facing Backlash
1:06:10 – FedEx Cup Playoff Talk: Who’s In, Who’s Out
1:20:25 – Should Jackson Koivun Make the Presidents Cup Team?
1:23:53 – Serving and Reflecting Jesus
1:33:14 – Outro

The secret is out! Jackson Koivun is the future of the PGA Tour — or are we jumping the gun? A stunning win at the 3M Open in only his 3rd pro start, and unfortunately another runner-up finish for Scottie Scheffler. What does this mean for the FedEx Cup rankings?

We also dive into the LPGA, where Jenny Shin picked up her first win in over 10 years at the Women’s Scottish Open, and preview the final major of the LPGA season, the AIG Women’s Open — with a special guest, the first and only full-time Black female caddie on the LPGA Tour, Taneka Mackey.

She talks about her relationship with Amy Olson, who she’s caddied for over the years, and how she kept going after being diagnosed with MS, and what her dependency on the Lord looked like through it all.

Ryan Fox wins The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, becoming just the third New Zealander in history to win a men’s major. Bryson DeChambeau’s two-stroke penalty and Scottie Scheffler’s controversial TIO ruling on hole 17 dominate the conversation — former PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour champ Brent Grant joins to break down the rules everyone’s debating.

Geremy and Nate also discuss whether Rory McIlroy has lost his competitive fire, if Anthony Kim got snubbed for Comeback Player of the Year, and test each other in a new segment called “Do You Know Ball?” — PGA Tour and LPGA Tour trivia. Plus, how do we lean on the Lord’s comfort through grief, sorrow, and pain?

Topics covered: The Open Championship 2026, Ryan Fox, Bryson DeChambeau penalty, Scottie Scheffler TIO ruling, Rory McIlroy, Anthony Kim, PGA Tour, LPGA Tour, faith and golf.
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Intro
1:32 – Why Do You Hate Our Podcast?
1:54 – Ryan Fox Wins The Open Championship: Reaction
4:39 – Sam Burns Falls Short Again at a Major
9:35 – Former PGA Tour Pro Breaks Down the Bryson DeChambeau Penalty
22:58 – Scottie Scheffler’s Controversial TIO Free Relief Ruling Explained
33:17 – Brandel Chamblee vs. Bryson DeChambeau
38:50 – Big Names Who Missed the Cut at The Open, Led by Matt Fitzpatrick
43:54 – Players Who Got Overlooked at The Open Championship
46:03 – Is Rory McIlroy Losing His Passion for Golf?
51:52 – Did Anthony Kim Get Snubbed for PGA Tour Comeback Player of the Year?
57:06 – Do You Know Ball? PGA & LPGA Trivia Challenge
1:08:10 – Depend on the Lord: Finding Comfort During Trials
1:18:54 – Outro

Scottie Scheffler’s first missed cut since 2022 — and why the fan reaction to it is way off base

Our Open Championship predictions at Royal Birkdale, including a dark horse pick nobody’s talking about

The wild Evian Championship playoff and Haeran Ryu’s historic round that broke a major championship record

A heated debate: if it came down to Nelly Korda vs. Haeran Ryu at the AIG Women’s Open, who wins?
• Why Nelly Korda’s media silence has us asking questions
• The big names who missed the cut this week, and who surprised us instead

Plus, our weekly Gospel portion — this week looking at Acts 9 and what it means to share your faith even without a platform.
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Another week of great golf, and another opportunity to talk about it! What a finish at the John Deere Classic — Chris Gotterup picked up his third PGA Tour win of the year, tying Matt Fitzpatrick for most wins on tour. But what does this mean for Player of the Year?

We also talk about Padraig Harrington, who just won back-to-back U.S. Senior Opens.
Then we preview the Genesis Scottish Open — a co-sanctioned event, so expect to see some LIV golfers in the field.

We also discuss how important it is for Scottie Scheffler to get a win soon.
After that, we get into the LPGA and the fourth major of the year, the Evian Championship. We preview the field and predict who we think has the best shot to win.

And lastly, for the Gospel portion, we talk about how Scottie Scheffler may feel working so hard to chase the career Grand Slam — and what happens if God says no.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
1:46 John Deere Classic Recap
2:50 Is Max Homa Back? PGA Tour Comeback Talk
5:45 Ben Kohles Breakout Performance
8:23 PGA Tour Player of the Year Race
10:29 U.S. Senior Open Recap
13:41 Overlooked Talent: A Lot of Skill, No Recognition
14:05 Matt Fitzpatrick Update
15:37 Russell Henley Update
16:13 Hannah Green LPGA Update
18:48 Bryson DeChambeau vs Brad Dalke — Switching Spots?
24:29 Who Wins a Major First?
28:47 Genesis Scottish Open Headlines
33:49 LIV Golf Players at the Genesis Scottish Open
39:41 Players to Watch This Week
48:20 Anthony Kim ESPY Award Nomination
52:18 Brad Dalke Impresses
55:03 Evian Championship Preview & Breakdown
1:07:20 Grace Kim LPGA Spotlight
1:10:22 Jeeno Thitikul LPGA Spotlight
1:13:56 Minjee Lee LPGA Spotlight
1:16:25 Charley Hull LPGA Spotlight
1:21:38 When Hard Work in Sports Doesn't Bring Success — Faith Perspective
1:22:45 Why My NFL Career Felt Like a Failure
1:35:09 Outro

Nate Wong and I break down a wild stretch on the LPGA Tour — Haeran Ryu’s first major win at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, the biggest names who missed the cut, and the Nelly Korda vs. Charley Hull rivalry heating up.

Then we sit down with special guest Kate Smith Stroh — former Nebraska Cornhusker, Big Ten champion, and current LPGA/Epson Tour pro — for an honest conversation about playing in a major, what she’d change about her rookie season, and where her game is headed for the rest of the year.

We close out with the Travelers Championship, previewing the Monday playoff between Scottie Scheffler and Viktor Hovland, Dustin Johnson skipping qualification for The Open Championship, our reaction to the Bryson DeChambeau U.S. Open video everyone’s talking about, and what we can learn from the Phil Mickelson story through a faith lens.

🙏⛳ New episodes of the Golf & Gospel Podcast drop weekly — golf talk, Tour news, and a Gospel message to close every show.

Wyndham Clark went wire-to-wire at the U.S. Open, outlasting Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele, Bryson DeChambeau, and the rest of the field at Shinnecock Hills — and we’re breaking down exactly how he did it.

Plus, we look ahead to the Travelers Championship and who’s due for a bounce-back week.

We’re also joined by former LPGA host Hope Barnett for a preview of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, talking contenders, storylines, and what to watch for.

And we close things out with the next chapter in our God, Man, Jesus, and Response series.
⛳ NEW episodes every week breaking down PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and LPGA Tour action — through a lens of faith.

Timestamp
0:0 Intro
1:21 Wyndham Clark Wire to Wire
8:00 Wyndham fearless
10:25 Sam Burns Fought Hard
15:11 Who surprised you?
18:07 Who disappointed ?
24:42 LIV Guys disappoint
31:31 Whose golfer of the year?
36:57 Rory skipping another signature
43:10 who needs a win this week?
48:00 Special guest Hope Barnett
48:14 how she became a sports host
52:10 How to get into media
58:05 Can Nelly win 3 majors in a row?
1:13:10 another hot take on Charley Hull
1:21:04 KPMG Major Prediction
1:42:50 You have decision in your salvation???
1:49:45 Outro

We’re back! Nate joins me mid-episode this week as I kick things off solo while he makes his way in — but don’t worry, we’ve got a full slate to get through before the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

First up, we recap the Dow Championship — and what a breakthrough story it was. Gina Kim and Yana Wilson combined for a 17-under 263 at Midland Country Club, closing with an 8-under 62 in best-ball play to win by two strokes — and it was the first LPGA Tour title for both players. They’re also the lone first-time winners this season on the LPGA Tour — the longest a season has gone without a first-time winner since 2017. Two young Americans, Epson Tour products, stepping up on Sunday. We break it all down.

Then we head over to the RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto, where Bud Cauley finally broke through — pulling away from a crowded leaderboard for his first PGA Tour title in his 239th career start. Cauley suffered five broken ribs, a broken left leg, and a collapsed lung in a car crash back in 2018, with his return to professional golf not coming until 2024. This was more than a win — this was a comeback story worth celebrating.

We also talk about Nelly Korda and the face of the LPGA — yes, she’s the name everyone knows, but she’s not the only dominant player on Tour right now. We break down who else is making a serious case and match them up with their male counterparts on the PGA Tour.
Then we get into LIV 2.0 — is a revamped LIV Golf actually happening, or is this just noise designed to keep players and fans from losing hope? We give you our honest take.

And we close out the way we always do — with the Gospel. This week: Who is Christ, and who is His salvation meant for? If you’ve ever wondered whether the Gospel is really for you, don’t skip this part.

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