Any Given Monday

Austen Truslow won the New Zealand Open on Sunday and joined the pod to talk about the breakthrough win. Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss a few Q&A topics that they missed last week.

Ian Holt won the second and third Korn Ferry Tour events of the season, but he nearly took a coaching job at his Alma mater. A series of unlikely events unfolded that led him back to the Korn Ferry Tour. His journey is the ultimate example of how thin the line is between making it and leaving the pro game.

After 11 years on the PGA Tour that included a win, Adam Hadwin lost his full PGA Tour status last year. Hadwin discusses how his game started slipping and his feelings on playing the Korn Ferry Tour this season.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin answer social media questions.

James Nicholas won the Korn Ferry Tour's Astara Golf Championship in Colombia. He talks about the final holes that led to the win, his journey, and what it feels like to finally breakthrough and win.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin preview the NEXT Tour Championship presented by Trackman Tour Championship. The event is held this week in Trackman simulators around the world and is played virtually at Jumeirah Golf Course. 14th-ranked Alex Schaake joins Ryan French to discuss how he's preparing.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss Jhared Hack's ambitious adventure and Jhared calls in with his friend, Dom Piccirillo, from a hotel room after the two celebrated the victory. Ryan and Mark also discuss KFT, Waste Management Phoenix Open, Brooks Koepka's reception back on Tour, the LPGA Commissioner's statement, and LIV Riyadh.

LIV was awarded OWGR points this week. Sports Illustrated writer Bob Harig joins Ryan French to discuss the specifics. Harig also talks about his new book Tiger v. Jack.

Grant Boone, who was commentating during the LPGA's Tournament of Champions, discusses the LPGA's decision to shorten the event to 54-holes on a cold, sunny Sunday.

PGA Tour caddie and former tour player, Willy Wilcox, joins to take social media questions. Jhared Hack calls in from India after finishing 2nd at PGTI Q School.

Jeremy Paul is a conditional member of the PGA Tour, Korn Ferry Tour and the DP World Tour. Last week, he had a spot on KFT and DPWT but because he was so close to getting into the Amex field on the PGA Tour, chose to travel to Palm Springs. He waited around and didn't get in. Three tours, no starts. Then he successfully Monday qualified for the Farmers Insurance Open. Jeremy talks about a confusing schedule and how he's approaching the year.

Want to know what its like on the PGA Tour as a rookie? What's it like to stand next to someone who has $25 million in the bank when you don't even have a shirt sponsor? Kevin Velo joins Ryan French from the Korn Ferry Tour in Panama to talk about his rookie year on the PGA Tour and the differences between life on the tours.

Ryan French takes follower questions from a pay-by-the-minute room in an airport. Ryan and Mark Baldwin talk PGA Show, French's time in the Bahamas, Michael La Sasso going to LIV, KFT Pro-Am, and Ryan interviews Zander Winston following his win on the Asher Tour.

Ryan French interview Tom Whitney, who was a PGA Tour member in 2024, lost his full KFT status in 2025 and was in the Bahamas hoping to get into the event with his conditional status. He talks about his outlook for the season as an alternate with four kids at home, and waiting to get starts.

Ryan French broke the story of Koepka being reinstated on the PGA Tour while in the Bahamas. French and Mark Baldwin discuss the details of the return and the new pathway for players to come back from LIV -- while French sits in a cart covering a Korn Ferry Tour event.

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.