The Round Table: Final thoughts on the Ryder Cup
This week the Round Table gives Keegan Bradley a grade for his captaincy; debates the Envelope Rule; and adds their thoughts on fan behaviour at the Ryder Cup.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
The Round Table: The SSG deal, Signature Events and iconic par-3s
This week the panel weighs in on the deal with Strategic Sports Group, the new format at Pebble Beach, and which of the iconic par-3 holes we see on TV, they’d most like to play.
The Round Table takes on cult hero Anthony Kim and college drop-out Nick Dunlap
This week the panel discusses what an AK comeback might mean; the upside for Amex winner and new pro Nick Dunlap; and the upcoming re-formatted Match.
The Round Table: Dunlap’s dilemma – turn pro or stay in school?
This week the panel weighs in on Nick Dunlap’s impending decision, Brandel Chamblee’s performance as a play-by-play analyst and the right time for past Champions to call it quits at The Masters.
The Round Table: what grade does Keith Pelley get?
This week the panel rates the outgoing DP World Tour Commissioner’s record, comments on a shocking performance by a sponsor’s invite and ponders the split between Nike and Tiger.
The Round Table: POY conflict, The Sentry and 2024 major winners
This week the panel weighs in on different POY results from the players vs the golf writers; provides their take on a revamped Sentry; and makes early predictions on who will win major hardware this year.
When will the madness end?
This week the panel debates Tiger winning again, any possible scenario for LIV Golf and the PGA Tour to co-exist and the story they most look forward to in 2024.
Will the last player or sponsor to leave please turn out the lights?
This week the Round Table ponders the Rahmifications of the latest LIV defection, what we should expect from Tour sponsors and the Grant Thornton Invitational.
A rollback for all, $600M for Rahm and the feel-good story of the year
This week the Round Table weighs in on an impending decision to roll back the golf ball for everyone, a reputed $600 million offer to Jon Rahm to jump to LIV Golf and the feel-good story of the year.
