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This week, we briefly recap a special win for Kristoffer Broberg at the Dutch Open, before taking a deep dive into the Ryder Cup, from both a historical and current viewpoint. Matt Cooper joins and as ever he comes armed with a tonne of information and quotes from an abundance of interviews and journalistic pieces, including his own interviews with Padraig Harrington and Tony Jacklin. 

Will the USA side set a new tone for the Ryder Cup this week, as, as many as six of the side are rookies and three more made their debuts in Paris three years ago. This young side will be keen to shed the pain from previous Ryder Cups and forge their own history, led by more experienced Ryder Cuppers in Dustin Johnson (6 appearances) and Jordan Spieth (3 appearances). We talk suitable pairings for both sides while also establishing how hard it is to get into the mind of a Ryder Cup captain. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

This week we preview the Dutch Open, which seems a far removed from last week’s BMW PGA Championship, and the first event in the new PGA Tour season, the Fortinet Championship - previously the Safeway Open. Martin Matthews, better knows as @SundogMonkey on Twitter, joined us for this part of the show as well. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

This week, the flagship European Tour event, the BMW PGA Championship gets its own slot, with the PGA Tour on a week's break after ending last week at the Tour Championship. A lot of players make plenty of appeal this week, as is often the case in these deeper fields and it's a case of picking the very best of the value available. Another layer to this event is the possibility for players to grab the last spot on the Ryder Cup or put themselves in contention for one of Padraig Harrington's final Wildcard Picks. Harrington will submit his final team after the conclusion of this event. 

At the end of the podcast we discuss some possible additions we can make to the podcast going forward, and we would love your feedback on these.

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

Jason returns from his holiday in time to preview the last event of the PGA Tour season, the Tour Championship and we discuss the new course for the Italian Open, and who we think is value in both events. 

It’s crunch time in the FedEx Cup, there’s Ryder Cup spots that need to be settled and it’s getting to a very strong part of the European Tour schedule, so there’s plenty to look forward to this week, and lots of decisions to be made. 

We also end the show with a discussion on Bryson DeChambeau and the abuse and receptions he receives. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

This week Bradley Todd (Bradley_Todd) joins us to preview the Czech Masters, the first leg of the FedEx Cup, The Northern Trust, and the final major of the season - the Women's British Open. Although the favourites look rock solid in each event, there may well be some value to be found elsewhere, so keep an ear out for those selections this week. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

This week we were joined by Stanley, the founder and operator of Tour Tips, which is our #1 resource. We dive into how the site can be used, answers some of our own questions and hopefully shed some light on how to use the site most effectively. As mentioned in the podcast there is a trial version of the site, which gives you statistics on the Korn Ferry Tour so you can feel free to give that a try. Stanley then joins both Tom and Jason in breaking down the Cazoo Classic and Wyndham Championship. The Wyndham Championship is last chance saloon for some of the field to make their way into the FedEx Cup Playoffs this week, so there should be a lot of interesting dynamics developing thru the week. 

This week more than ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5. As also noted, a free trial version of the site with Korn Ferry statistics is available if you want to try before subscribing.

This week Mark Diana (GolfBets101 on Twitter) joined us to look into the two events Stateside from a DraftKings perspective, as well breaking down bets in the Hero Open, WGC FedEx St Jude and the Barracuda Championship. With three events in one week and an Olympic hangover, it's going to be interesting to see how this week unfolds, as we start getting into the business-end of the season on both the European and PGA Tours. We would love your feedback this week on the DraftKings chat, as we look to expand our listener base, and enter a different area of the game once again. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.

In our second podcast of the week, Matt Cooper joins to discuss his week at Royal St George's as well as helping us break down the field in the second major in as many weeks - the Evian Championship. Moved from September back to July, the organisers will be desperate for good weather to avoid more criticism of the event. A few of the biggest names on Tour, including Danielle Kang and Lexi Thompson are skipping the week to prepare for the Olympics next week, and Jason and Matt are both very keen on a player at the head of the market.

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5. 

A week after a major is always a tough one, as you never know how the market leaders are going to react after a tough few days in the biggest of tests, but Matt Wallace will look to move on as he headlines the Cazoo Open, presented by Gareth Bale (LOL), while the trio of Dustin Johnson and Louis Oosthuizen will look to put Royal St George’s disappointments behind them and go well at the 3M Open. Tom and Jason unsurprisingly look elsewhere in both events, and try and find some value in players that can take on the favourites this week. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5. 

This week, Tom and Jason were joined by SportingLife’s, Ben Coley and Skylar Hoke of SiriusXM and Mayo Media Network to break down the field at Royal St George’s for the 2021 Open Championship. 

Current US Open winner, Jon Rahm is the red-hot favourite this week, but the guys were happy to look elsewhere for their selections this week. Although it might not be the best week for a true longshot, their certainly seems to be a lot of value around thanks to Rahm taking up a chunk of the market. 

Questions will be asked ahead of the week of Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson both of whom have links pedigree, with the latter a runner-up here in 2011. 

This is the biggest remaining event of the season, with major season coming to an end, so some players will have half an eye on the Ryder Cup standings as they look to impress captions, Padraig Harrington and Steve Stricker. 

With 32,000 fans at the course each day this week, there will be a renewed atmosphere that we have not been able to enjoy in British Golf since the last Open in 2019. 

As ever we highly recommend you check out Tour-Tips.com for all the relevant statistics required to make informed selections each week. One-week subscription to tour-tips.com only £5.