Any Given Monday

After a pod guest falls through, Mark Baldwin tags in with Ryan French to discuss the most important golf stories of the day.

Nick Hardy won the Zurich Classic with partner Davis Riley in 2023. Then came two years of struggle for Hardy. He starts this season back on the Korn Ferry Tour. Hardy reflects on the pain of the last two seasons and how he's learned through it.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin close out 2025 with predictions – some serious, some absurd – for the new year.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss Ryan Gerard traveling to Mauritius, the extraordinary shot that got him into a playoff and landed him a spot in the Masters; LIV Q-School; favorite movies of the year; Christmas traditions; Ryan's skepticism of a higher power; the most democratic golf tour in the world; and more.

The top player from the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season ends the year in the top 50 in the OWGR, qualifying him for the Masters. He talks about that achievement, his incredible season, how he's preparing for the next chapter of his career, and if World No. 1 is on his radar.

The Internet Invitational, the Bryan Brothers' next videos, plans for the coming season, and an inside look at one of the biggest YouTube golfers in the world.

Three players join Ryan French before Final Stage of Q-School to talk about how they're approaching the biggest opportunity of the year.

Zander Winston missed a five-footer at Second Stage to advance to Final Stage. He talks about coming up a single shot short of earning Korn Ferry Tour status and the road ahead. Michael Miller, the second guest, made it to Final Stage. He talks about battling the yips and the most important week of the year.

Scot and Hal Sutton protege, Callum McNeill, decided he'd give Q-School one last shot; if he didn't make it through, he was done. He was a perfect 4-0 at Second Stage and added another success to his Q-School record. He talks about his success at Second Stage, his future and how he's preparing for Final Stage.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin answer social media questions about Q-School and all that happened at the second stage.

Korn Ferry Tour player Kevin Dougherty joins Any Given Monday to talk about the greatest round of his life: a 15-under par 56 at Seven Canyons in Sedona, Arizona.

Three players join the 200th episode of Any Given Monday to discuss how they're approaching the most stressful week of the year: Final Stage of LPGA Q-Series. The event begins Thursday in Mobile, Alabama, at RTJ Magnolia Grove.

With a guest backing out, Mrs. Monday Q, Stephanie French, tags in to take social media questions with Ryan.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin answer social media questions on Thanksgiving. Topics include The Great Turkey Debate; PGA Tour moving to a 20-22 event schedule; which golfer would you invite to Thanksgiving dinner; Ryan as tour commentator; Rose Zhang's career choices; The Internet Invitational; LIV qualifying and more.

LPGA winner Alexa Pano came into the final event of the regular season at No. 100 on the points list after a difficult year of health issues, mental struggles and swing issues. With her card on the line she made the cut and shot 65 in Round 3 to secure her card for next season. She talks about a difficult year, how she refocused and found new perspective, her plans for the off-season, and what her hopes the future of the LPGA looks like.

On Friday's Q&A, Ryan French and Mark Baldwin answer social media questions about Harris English's comments about a new PGA Tour schedule; Craig Kessler's first moves as LPGA Commissioner; how to better cover the LPGA; Anthony Kim's opening rounds on the Asian Tour; and deer hunting qualifying.

Super Nerd Pod! Kevin Prise has long covered Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour players on the margins of full status. He joins Ryan French to discuss the players battling to keep their jobs at this week's RSM Classic.

What is it like to spend a year on the DP World Tour? Davis Bryant discusses this on Any Given Monday. Davis just earned his DP World Tour card back after his rookie season. The learning curve is steep during a player's first year, and Davis talks about what it's like traveling the world and learning new courses. He just finished 10th at DPWT Q-School after a six-round marathon and he's excited to get back on tour and try again.

Chris Paisley has spent most of his pro career on the DP World Tour and won the 2018 South African Open. Soon after, he started losing his game. It's been a struggle since. In his final event this season, he took a picture of his last hole and sent it to his family knowing it might be the final competitive hole of his career. On this Any Given Monday, Paisley reflects on his journey.

With Ryan's request for social media follower questions shadow-banned, he and Mark Baldwin come up with their own ridiculous questions.