The Round Table: Who will win the U.S. Open?
This week the panel is obsessed with U.S. Open storylines, winners, sleeper picks and does Phil even have a remote chance of notching the major he wants most.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
Rahm withdraws; Lexi retreats; and better courses for the U.S. Women’s Open
This week the Round Table discusses Jon Rahm’s bizarre withdrawal at Memorial; Lexi Thompson’s meltdown in the U.S. Open and host courses for the LPGA.
Is the Brooks-Bryson feud good for the PGA Tour?
This week the panel debates the bro-feud; Shanshan Feng’s strange withdrawal from the LPGA Bank of Hope Match Play; and another upcoming celebrity hit and giggle.
Phil Mickelson re-writes history at PGA Championship
This week the panel delves into Phil’s age-defying performance, the merits of the Ocean Course as a major championship venue and the next best storyline.
The Ocean Course will be wickedly tough for the PGA Championship
This week the panel ponders a course almost 8,000 yards long, the best storylines at the PGA Championship and the use of range finders in a major.
Super Golf League vs the PGA Tour: it’s all about the money
This week the panel debates the proposed new Super Golf League, more money for top players and early picks to win the PGA Championship.
A well deserved win for Weir; major interlopers; and the fate of munis
This week the panel weighs in on Mike Weir’s win; special exemptions into major championships; and the fate of municipally owned golf courses.
The Round Table on Brooke’s win, team events and the PIP
This week the panel discusses Brooke Henderson’s 10th LPGA victory; whether the PGA Tour should have more team events; and is unanimous in its condemnation of the PIP.
Should arm-lock putting be banned?
This week the panel debates arm-lock putting, the “team” concept for professional golfers; and whether winners or high points earners are better picks for the Ryder Cup.
