On August 6th, 2025, we break down the mounting pressure on Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele's desperate FedEx Cup push, and the brewing 'Rory Rule' debate dividing the PGA Tour.LIV GOLF CHICAGO: RAHM'S RECKONINGJon Rahm heads to Chicago to defend his title, marking a full year since his last individual win. The pressure is immense as he's the only player in the Liv Golf top six without a victory this season.When forced to pick between Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau, fellow Stinger GC member Louis Oosthuizen surprisingly chose Bryson.A stark contrast to 2020, when Phil Mickelson called Rahm's game "flawless" with "no weaknesses."PGA TOUR PLAYOFFS: BUBBLE TROUBLE & RULE DEBATESThe new "Xander Embedded" docu-series details Xander Schauffele's fight to make the BMW Championship. Sitting at #42 in the FedEx Cup standings after a rib injury, he needs a huge week at the St. Jude.Despite a "unique year," Schauffele's team says he's in the "best shape he's been in."Meanwhile, a "Rory Rule" debate is brewing after he skipped the St. Jude, with Player Director Peter Malnati "Very concerned" while Webb Simpson defended a player's right to choose.Quick HitsMinjee Lee wins her second Rolex Annika Major Award • Amateur barman Max Hopkins ties Rahm's course record at Royal Liverpool with a 63. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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A Changing of the Guard - August 5th, 2025
On August 5th, 2025, we break down Jeeno Thitikul's ascent to World Number One and explore the contrasting mindsets of Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy as the FedEx Cup Playoffs begin.LPGA TOUR: A NEW WORLD NO. 1Jeeno Thitikul has officially ended Nelly Korda's historic 71-week reign, becoming the new World Number One. Her incredible consistency this season reflects the growing global depth and fearlessness of the LPGA Tour."It’s for my family, my team and my friends." - Jeeno Thitikul on her achievement.The tour is no longer top-heavy, with Minjee Lee noting that today's players are "younger and talented and really fearless."PGA TOUR: THE PLAYOFF PREDICAMENTAs the FedEx Cup Playoffs begin, top-seed Scottie Scheffler, fresh off an $8M bonus, is openly questioning the fulfillment of victory, contrasting sharply with rival Rory McIlroy's strategic decision to skip the first event."OK, what are we going to eat for dinner? ... It's not a fulfilling life." - Scottie Scheffler on winning.McIlroy is making a "power move" by skipping the St. Jude, justifying it by noting his poor finish last year barely impacted his overall playoff standing.Quick HitsLIV Golf considers waiving captain's exemptions for OWGR points • Bandon Dunes lands its first high-level pro event for 2026 • LIV's next stop: Chicago Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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YOUNG AT LAST - August 4th, 2025
On August 4th, 2025, Cameron Young finally broke through for his first PGA Tour win at the Wyndham Championship, while the FedEx Cup bubble burst in dramatic fashion for the unlucky few.WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIP: A WIN FOR THE AGESAfter seven runner-up finishes, Cameron Young captured his elusive first PGA Tour victory in dominant fashion. He overcame an opening bogey with five straight birdies to tie the tournament record and become the 1000th winner in Tour history."Where do I go? I've never done this before." - Cameron Young to his caddie after the win.The win was a long time coming for the 2022 Rookie of the Year, who admitted, "I've been waiting for it for a while."THE BUBBLE BURSTSThe drama for the final playoff spots was gut-wrenching, epitomized by Davis Thompson. He birdied 15 from 47 feet only to three-putt the final green, missing a six-footer that cost him his season, finishing 71st."Oh boy, six feet for everything." - Jim Nantz on the broadcast.While Thompson suffered the ultimate heartbreak, Chris Kirk authored a clutch T5 finish to move from 74th to 61st, safely securing his spot in the playoffs.A FAREWELL TO FINCHYThe golf world said a heartfelt goodbye to legendary CBS broadcaster Ian Baker-Finch as he signed off for the final time. His colleagues, including Jim Nantz and Dottie Pepper, delivered emotional tributes to the beloved commentator."Whatever you think of Ian Baker Finch, he's ten times better." - Jim Nantz.Finchy's final words to the audience: "I'll miss being in your homes every weekend."Quick HitsMac Meissner's "personal victory" with a solo second • Amateur Jackson Koivun's impressive T5 • Byeong Hun An falls out of the Top 70 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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YOUNG'S WYNDHAM SURGE - AUGUST 3RD, 2025
On Moving Day at the Wyndham Championship, Cameron Young built a commanding five-shot lead while the desperate fight for the final FedEx Cup Playoff spots intensified.WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIPCameron Young is on the verge of his first PGA Tour win, building a five-shot fortress at twenty under par. His performance ties the 54-hole tournament record and marks his first-ever 54-hole lead on Tour.Young on his aggressive Sunday mindset: "I'm just looking to try to beat second place by as many as I can... I want to be the one to shoot an eight, a nine, a ten under."After a 39-hole bogey-free streak, Young looks to convert his first 54-hole lead into a breakthrough victory.THE BUBBLE BATTLEThe real drama unfolded around the top-70 cut-off for the FedEx Cup Playoffs. We dive into the high-stakes pressure where one shot can make or break an entire season for players on the brink.Gary Woodland, projected at the final spot (#70), on his fatigue post-brain surgery: "I need to get back into a dark room and just try to turn my brain off."After thinking their week was over, the Højgaard twins got a second chance when the cut line moved, allowing them to play the weekend and continue their playoff push.Quick HitsAmateur Jackson Koivun impresses in sixth • Early leaders Im & Dahmen falter with 73s • Big names like Homa & Bradley see their seasons end Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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YOUNG LEADS, WOODLAND SOARS - August 2nd, 2025
Amidst a storm-suspended second round at the Wyndham Championship on August 2nd, 2025, Cameron Young surged to the lead while Gary Woodland provided the shot of the year with an emotional albatross.WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIP: YOUNG'S RYDER CUP VISIONCameron Young is on a heater, reaching -14 through 15 holes before play was suspended. He's driven by his ultimate goal: making the Ryder Cup team in his home state of New York at Bethpage Black.Supporting his mindset, Young admitted he's looking "off in the distance" at that Ryder Cup goal, using it as motivation rather than getting bogged down in the "little things."The New York native is channeling the pressure of a home-state Ryder Cup into a dominant performance, putting him in prime position for a marathon Saturday.THE ALBATROSS: GARY WOODLAND'S COMEBACKThe emotional highlight came from Gary Woodland, who holed out for an albatross on the par-5 fifth with a 7-iron. The shot is a powerful milestone in his comeback from brain surgery last year.Woodland has been leaning on his coach Randy Smith's advice to "stay patient" and "have fun," a mindset that clearly paid off with the incredible shot.In a wild coincidence, this was Woodland's second career albatross—the first came in high school, and he used the exact same club, a 7-iron.THE CHASERS & COMEBACKSPatrick Rodgers erased a "dreadful summer" with a stunning comeback, playing his final 15 holes in nine under for a 63. Mac Meissner also posted a 63 to co-lead in the clubhouse at -12.Meissner, who had missed five straight cuts, credited work with a sports psychologist for getting him "freed up." Defending champ Aaron Rai is lurking at -13 through 13 holes.Ben Griffin's "no driver" strategy continued to pay off in a big way, as he holed out for eagle from 97 yards on his way to easily making the cut.Quick HitsJoel Dahmen yet to start R2 • Adam Scott & Max Homa struggle • Rickie Fowler makes the cut • A marathon Saturday awaits the field Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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