Quiet Please Golf Podcast

Is LIV 2.0 falling apart before it gets off the ground? The Quiet Please crew digs into the uncertainty surrounding LIV’s next chapter, breaks down the PGA’s press conference looking ahead to the Ryder Cup, and weighs in on the Internet Invitational as golf’s online personalities command the spotlight.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the game continues to evolve as TGL announces major expansion plans — is technology-driven team golf becoming the next big thing? Meanwhile, Vijay Singh turns back the clock, capturing the season-ending SAS Championship and becoming the second-oldest winner in PGA Tour Champions history. We also celebrate historic Merion Golf Club being named the USGA's fourth U.S. Open anchor site, cementing its place among America's most treasured championship venues. And, of course, our own Andy Hydorn delivers his latest LIV Report — because what's a Quiet Please episode without a little LIV controversy?

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Big changes and even bigger conversations this week on Quiet Please Golf as we kick off an exciting new chapter with Athlon Sports, bringing our weekly golf banter to a much bigger stage! We dive into the latest developments surrounding LIV Golf 2.0, while YouTube golf continues to heat up with names like Kevin Hart, LeBron James, and whatever Min Woo Lee has cooking. Meanwhile, TGL is making moves, with Jackson Koivun and Brooks Koepka joining Motor City Golf Club, an extended ESPN television partnership, and more action on the horizon. New partnerships, new personalities, and a changing golf landscape — same opinions, same laughs, and absolutely no shortage of things to talk about!

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, are equipment regulations finally coming to the professional game — and could golf be headed toward two different sets of rules for the pros and the rest of us? We also look ahead to the Presidents Cup at Medinah and ask whether the Internationals can finally turn this event into a real rivalry, while the uncertainty surrounding LIV 2.0 continues as some of its biggest names weigh what comes next. Balls, drivers, team golf and LIV drama — there should be no shortage of opinions around the table this week

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, our own Andy Hydorn claims the Texas Senior Amateur in dramatic fashion, we recap all the action from the Solheim Cup, and look ahead to the Presidents Cup and another chapter of international team golf. And, if the show doesn’t run too long today, we’ll tackle slow play — a topic near and dear to every golfer who’s ever stood in the fairway wondering, “What the hell are they doing up there?”

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the golf world is changing fast as LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, raising new questions about what happens next for its players and the professional game. Meanwhile, the Walker Cup delivered an epic finish at Lahinch, with Great Britain & Ireland completing the greatest comeback in the event’s history, and the Solheim Cup takes center stage this week in the Netherlands. With the Presidents Cup approaching and more changes coming to the professional golf calendar, we ask a bigger question: in an increasingly individual and fractured game, is team golf actually more important than ever?

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, Scottie is doing Scottie things again — capturing his second FedEx Cup and, in the process, blowing past Tiger Woods to become the PGA Tour’s all-time career money leader. We go inside a national championship as our own Andy Hydorn shares his experience competing at the U.S. Senior Amateur at Baltimore Country Club, including an impressive T5 finish in stroke play. And just when you thought the Good Good story might disappear, the fallout keeps growing — proving that sometimes the biggest golf stories have very little to do with what happens inside the ropes.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, it’s Championship Week as we break down who’s left standing in the FedEx Cup Playoffs — and whether the PGA Tour’s newly announced match-play future finally gives the postseason the drama it’s been missing. The Solheim Cup teams are taking shape, but one of golf’s biggest conversations may be happening off the course as the Good Good/Callaway ad ignites a firestorm over creator golf, marketing and where brands should draw the line. Playoffs, controversy and the future of the game — there’s plenty to talk about this week.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we welcome Mike Aldrich as a guest co-host, as we discuss Scottie doing Scottie things after an eight-shot FedEx St. Jude runaway, while historic Merion takes center stage for a thrilling U.S. Amateur and Jack Whaley’s dramatic run to the Havemeyer Trophy. And just when you thought we might get through an episode without it… LIV abruptly shortens its season amid a changing investment picture, giving Andy plenty of material for another LIV Report.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we’re talkin’ about the ladies as we recap the Woodford Legends Invitational, where the LPGA legends proved they can still flat-out play, and an outstanding U.S. Women’s Amateur at The Honors Course in Tennessee, won in dominant fashion by Asterisk Talley. We also ask whether we’re watching the next wave of young guns ready to shake up professional golf, mix in the required dose of LIV banter—including its newly announced lead investor—and then turn things over to DBTG. And trust us… you don’t want to miss what may be a world-record performance from DBTG this week

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we tackle one of the biggest questions facing professional golf: Is LIV nearing the end? After Cameron Smith openly discussed what life after LIV could look like, we examine what it means for players, the PGA Tour, and the future of the game. We also ask whether Jackson Koivun is golf's next superstar, break down the drama surrounding the FedEx Cup playoff bubble, and explore why women's golf continues to build momentum while Wall Street keeps investing in the business of golf. From competition to capital, it's another week proving golf has never been more compelling.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, we welcome LPGA legends Jane Geddes and Liselotte Neumann for a special episode packed with insight from two of the game's most accomplished champions. We discuss the remarkable emergence of Jackson Koivun, who continues to take the golf world by storm, recap the action from the ISPS HANDA Women's Scottish Open, and look ahead to the inaugural Woodford Legends Invitational at The Woodford Club. From the future of the game to the legends who helped shape it, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, it's all about The Open Championship as we look back at an unforgettable week at Royal Birkdale Golf Club, where firm fairways, relentless winds, and classic links golf once again crowned a Champion Golfer of the Year. We break down the biggest story lines and defining moments that will be remembered long after Ryan Fox lifted the Claret Jug. From the championship's biggest stars to the surprises that made Royal Birkdale another unforgettable chapter in Open history.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, we look back at an unforgettable week with the Scottish Open and the Evian Championship, but now all eyes turn to one of golf's greatest traditions. It's time for The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club—the one week each year when golf fans happily watch in their pajamas, coffee in hand and biscuits nearby, as the world's best battle firm fairways, punishing winds, and just enough rain to remind everyone this is links golf at its finest. Join us as we break down the contenders, course conditions, and the storylines that will define the year's final major.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we're joined by special guest co-host Scott Peters as we break down Chris Gotterup's remarkable rise into the world's elite and what his recent run means heading into the British Isles Swing. We also preview the road to The Open Championship, discussing the players, courses, and storylines that will shape golf's biggest month across Scotland and Northern Ireland

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we tackle another packed week in the game as the conversation surrounding Phil Mickelson continues to grow, both on and off the course, raising even more questions about one of golf's most complicated legacies. We also recap a thrilling KPMG Women's PGA Championship, where a new major champion emerged, and break down the shootout at the Travelers Championship in Hartford. Plus, with betting becoming more visible than ever in professional sports, we ask the question: Is gambling beginning to change professional golf—for better or worse?

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, we unpack a jam-packed week in the game, starting with Wyndham Clark surviving the chaos at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club to capture his second U.S. Open title while igniting a heated debate about fan behavior and where the line between passion and hostility should be drawn. We also examine the PGA Tour's stunning announcement of a new two-tier schedule structure that could dramatically reshape professional golf for years to come, creating winners, losers, and plenty of questions. Add in Clark's major breakthrough, the future of the Tour, and one of the most talked-about crowds in recent memory, and this week's episode

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US Open Week is finally here! We wrap up the RBC Canadian Open, look ahead to the season's third major, and tackle a difficult question surrounding Phil Mickelson — how much further can one of golf's most iconic careers fall before the conversation shifts from comeback to legacy?

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, we celebrate another major championship performance from Nelly Korda as she captures the U.S. Women's Open and further cements her place atop the game. We also break down the action from The Memorial Tournament before turning our attention to one of golf's most demanding traditions — Golf's Longest Day, where dreams of playing in the U.S. Open are won and lost in a single marathon of competition

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we welcome special guest co-host Travis Vick as we dive into the evolving landscape of college golf, NIL opportunities, and what it really takes to make the jump to the professional ranks. We also discuss Bryson DeChambeau making an investment pitch and what it says about the future of athlete-driven business ventures. Plus, we break down the growing momentum behind creator golf as YouTube stars and traditional tours continue to blur the lines of competition, entertainment, and influence.

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