The Round Table: The Men’s Olympic final was thrilling, can the women match it?
This week the panel weighs in on the Men’s competition, which player left most disappointed and what can we expect from the Women’s competition.
The Round Table
The Round Table is a panel of golf writers, PGA members and industry experts.
The Round Table: Is an Olympic Gold Medal more important than a Major?
This week the panel weighs in on Olympic golf – why are the pros keen to play in 2024? Is the format the right one? And is an Olympic Gold Medal more important than a Major?
The Round Table: Schauffele nabs second major but probably not Player of the Year
This week the panel chooses their favourite takeaway from the Open; rates Royal Troon as an Open venue and debates Schauffele and Scheffler as POY candidates.
The Round Table: One last Major to make or break a season
This week the panel debates the possibility of Keegan Bradley as a Ryder Cup player and captain, and who will win the Open Championship at Royal Troon
Rory and Nelly on the rebound and Keegan at the helm
This week the panel dishes on Rory’s return at the Scottish Open, first-time winners, an LPGA Major and Keegan Bradley as the U.S. Ryder Cup captain in 2025.
The Round Table: Akshay Bhatia is ready for prime time
This week the panel discusses Akshay Bhatia, looks at second tier events on the PGA Tour and ponders whether any new faces or programming are improving golf telecasts.
The Round Table: Rory lost, No. 2 was tough but fair, Bryson is a new fan favourite
This week the panel does a post mortem on the U.S. Open, Bryson DeChambeau’s new popularity with the fans and ponders if Pinehurst No. 2 was unfair.
The Round Table: Can anyone stop Scottie at the U.S. Open?
This week the panel asks if anyone can beat Scottie Scheffler at Pinehurst No.2, who else might have a game suited for a U.S. Open and what other storylines are worth following.
The Round Table: Bobby Mac battles nerves and drones at the RBC Canadian Open
This week the panel offers their feedback on the RBC Canadian Open, the drones that repeatedly bothered Robert MacIntyre and the tough set up at the U.S. Women’s Open
