The Round Table: Elite golfers MIA, Good Good Golf, and Fall viewing
The panel weighs in on elite golfers who had a poor year in 2026; the Callaway / Good Good Golf disaster; and which Tour will get attention now that the PGA Tour is done.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
The Round Table: can Brooke defend her Canadian Open title?
This week the panel discusses Brooke Henderson’s chances to defend her Canadian Open title; the biggest surprise to miss the Top 50 on the PGA Tour; and if Jon Rahm should get a deal to leave LIV Golf.
The Round Table: A lifeline for LIV, the FedEx Cup and more on the new Tour
This week the panel tackles the thorny issue of LIV Golf hanging by a thread, surprises on who made and didn’t make the cut for the playoffs; and thoughts on the sustainability of Rolapp’s new Tour.
The Round Table: No announcers, best major & the new Tour
The panel has some thoughts on announcer-less telecasts; plus the new Championship Tour is taking shape as sponsors line up; and what was the best major of 2026?
The Round Table: Ryan Fox, Bryson DeChambeau and Royal Birkdale
What most impressed you about Ryan Fox winning the Claret Jug? Plus Bryson DeChambeau’s childish behaviour; and was Royal Birkdale up to the task of crowning the Champion Golfer of the Year?
The Round Table with thoughts on the 154th Open Championship
This week the panel weighs in on Royal Birkdale, home of Tommy Fleetwood, and the Open Championship. Plus Brooke Henderson’s stellar play of late.
The Round Table weighs in on the new PGA Tour
The panel reacts to the Commissioner’s announcement about two concurrent tours; what it means for the RBC Canadian Open; and the concept of match play to wrap up the season.
The Round Table: Final thoughts on the U.S. Open
Quite a dramatic finish to the U.S. Open after what looked like a possible runaway. The Round Table weighs in on Wyndham Clark, Shinnecock Hills and more.
Stories abound at back-to-back national championships
The Round Table offers their thoughts on TPC Toronto as a fitting host of the RBC Canadian Open, Bud Cauley’s emotional victory and the upcoming U.S. Open.
