The Round Table: MBS, East Lake and Tom Weiskopf
This week the panel makes it’s annual deep dive into a better format for the Tour Championship, finding a reason for LIV Golf and remembering Tom Weiskopf.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
The Round Table: LIV Golf, Will Zalatoris and more
This week the panel debates a path back for players that jumped to LIV Golf; does LIV Golf have a legitimate entertainment product; and what’s the upside for Will Zalatoris?
A lawsuit, a race for POY and our favourite par 3s
This week the panel debates the merits and timing of the LIV Golf lawsuit against the PGA Tour, who’s up for Player of the Year, and the best par 3 hole.
A new schedule, a boycott and a return to Muirfield
This week the panel discusses the new PGA Tour schedule and increased purses; ponders the likelihood of a player boycott, and the best storyline at the AIG Women’s Open.
Is Brooke Henderson the Best Canadian Golfer ever?
This week we ask the panel if Brooke is the best Canadian golfer ever; what they think of the plan for a new Golf Canada HQ; and should LIV golfers be on the Ryder Cup teams.
Did Rory blow it? Should Tiger end it? Do Jay and Greg need to talk?
This week the panel discusses Rory’s final round strategy and missed opportunity; whether it’s time for Tiger to call it quits; and if it’s time for LIV Golf and the PGA Tour to reach a compromise.
Welcome to the 150th Open Championship
This week the panel is focused on the 150th Open Championship from St. Andrews – compelling storylines, favourite past championships and the winner of the 2022 Claret Jug.
Like an invasive species, LIV Golf has landed on North American soil
This week the panel dives a little deeper into LIV Golf after the first U.S.-based tournament in Portland. We’re talking teams, competitive desire and the entertainment product.
Halting the exodus, LIV Golf’s first U.S. event and a report card for Sir Nick
This week the panel ponders next moves by the PGA Tour and LIV Golf in light of the latest defections; and delivers a report card on Nick Faldo’s 16 years in the CBS tower.
