HOSTED BY SHON CREWE & JIM MOORE

On the 30th anniversary of his Open Championship victory at Royal Troon, Calcavecchia talks about what it means to be a major champion.

After Ryan Moore made the putt to clinch the 2016 Ryder Cup win for the U.S., Love wanted to make sure something that previously happened to him wouldn't happen to Moore.

Greller, who caddied for Justin Thomas early on, talks about how he landed a career role on Jordan Spieth's bag.

Reflecting on his first appearance at the Masters, Elder described the warm welcome he received along with some added reassurance from playing partner Gene Littler.

Jones talks about the vision he saw for the land at Chambers Bay Golf Course, home of the 2015 U.S. Open, that had once been considered an eye-sore.

Dahmen credits a small-town upbringing and humble beginnings for what has helped him stay grounded.

​Proctor describes the legendary Young Tom Morris' playing style and similarity to a modern-day Seve Ballesteros.

McLay-Kidd shares insights on QuickSands, a 14-hole par-3 short course and latest addition to Gamble Sands. 

​Nichols talks about how adjusting course setups could better showcase the talent on the LPGA Tour.

Initially targeting a second-place finish, Casper talks about his playoff victory against Arnold Palmer in the 1966 U.S. Open at the Olympic Club. 

As witnessed by Vijay, Seve, and Tiger, Tesori shares his two biggest mistakes as a caddie.

Parks talks about her experience on Golf Channel's Big Break Florida and how it helped better prepare her for the LPGA.

Cottier, never short of a good story, shares one about the time he got a hole in one and what transpired afterward. 

Coach Thurmond shares the experience of joining Washington Husky golfer Chris Williams for the Ben Hogan Awards at Colonial, where Williams won the top honor.

Sessinghaus notes how past success and present-based visualization helped Collin Morikawa deliver one of the most memorable shots in major championship history.

Talking about his book, Seven Days in Augusta, Cannizzaro revisits Tiger Woods' controversial position on female members at Augusta National.

Wu talks about competing in his first major, finishing T31, and the confidence he gained for the remainder of the season.

Sorenstam talks about wanting to see more men's and women's golf events in professional golf.

French shares the biggest differences between tour players and the Monday qualifiers competing to earn a spot in a tour event.

​Stagner shares why most amateurs should focus more on keeping their ball in play than on how many fairways they hit.

Dr. Rotella shares his longtime advice on how to win a U.S. Open and how that advice paid off for Raymond Floyd at Shinnecock.

Known for being even-keeled, Merritt weighs in on how his temperament has helped with his success on the PGA Tour.

Hack shares his thoughts on Jordan Spieth finding his game again after a nearly four-year winless slump.

Putnam reflects on his first PGA TOUR win at the 2018 Barracuda Championship.

Ahead of the 2016 KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Sahalee, Park talks about how the PGA of America has helped raise the bar for women's major championship golf.

On the bag for Jay Haas, Harmon shares the memorable experience of being part of Jack Nicklaus' final round at the Masters.

Coston shares the story of learning that he helped influence the moment when a then 14-year-old Phil Mickelson knew he wanted to play on the PGA TOUR.

As captain for the 2019 U.S. Solheim Cup team, Inkster talks about her leadership style and strategy to coaching.

Pan talks about his college experience at the University of Washington being some of the best years of his life.

After being twice snubbed, Stephenson shares what it was like to receive the news about being named to the World Golf Hall of Fame.

Mulflur, 2016 NCAA Women's Golf Coach of the Year, talks about how the loss of two players helped bring the Huskies women closer together. 

Sutherland reflects on his historical round at 2014 Dick’s Sporting Goods Open, where he became the first Champions Tour player to shoot a 59.

Birch talks about what it meant to receive his first PGA TOUR win as a caddie.

As a child prodigy once deemed to be the next biggest star in golf, Crouse talks about Michelle Wie-West's success despite her critic's expectations.