The Round Table: the Open remains open but the others are waiting
This week the panel ponders the future of LIV Golfers in majors, the most intriguing storyline in golf and what drives their viewing preferences for golf on TV.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
The Round Table: the rise of Rory and the decline of the Canadian Open
This week the panel weighs in on Rory McIlroy as one of the all time greats, the fate of the RBC Canadian Open and personal heroics that led to a special victory.
The Round Table: A needed win, annoying routines and debatable entertainment
This week the panel debates which player needed a win more for his or her flagging career; annoying pre-shot routines; and LIV Golf as an entertainment product
The Round Table: World Ranking points, the Ryder Cup and final hole collapses
This week the panel weighs in on giving LIV golfers World Ranking points, whether LIV golfers should be included on Ryder Cup teams, and giving it all away on the final hole.
The Round Table: Final thoughts on the drubbing at Quail Hollow
This week a shortened panel delves into player performances, coaching decisions and future options for this biennial event.
The Round Table: Fixing the Presidents Cup, Quail Hollow stars and choking
This week the panel dives into fixing the Presidents Cup, which players might shine for their respective teams at Quail Hollow and worst 72nd hole chokes in history.
The Round Table: Player sniping, next moves and the Presidents Cup
This week the panel weighs in on the player sniping at the BMW Championship, next moves by LIV Golf and if the Internationals have any chance in the Presidents Cup.
The Round Table: Majors, rankings and shorts
This week the panel delves into world ranking points and who should get them, whether the Majors should disinvite past champions that jumped to LIV Golf and pros wearing short.
The Round Table: a two-tiered Tour, a failed Alliance and Monday Night Golf
This week the panel reacts to the latest moves by the PGA Tour, ponders what’s next for Keith Pelley and the DP World Tour; and rejects any plans to watch Tiger Woods’ Monday Night Golf.
