This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we welcome Mike Aldrich as a guest co-host, as we discuss Scottie doing Scottie things after an eight-shot FedEx St. Jude runaway, while historic Merion takes center stage for a thrilling U.S. Amateur and Jack Whaley’s dramatic run to the Havemeyer Trophy. And just when you thought we might get through an episode without it… LIV abruptly shortens its season amid a changing investment picture, giving Andy plenty of material for another LIV Report.
This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we’re talkin’ about the ladies as we recap the Woodford Legends Invitational, where the LPGA legends proved they can still flat-out play, and an outstanding U.S. Women’s Amateur at The Honors Course in Tennessee, won in dominant fashion by Asterisk Talley. We also ask whether we’re watching the next wave of young guns ready to shake up professional golf, mix in the required dose of LIV banter—including its newly announced lead investor—and then turn things over to DBTG. And trust us… you don’t want to miss what may be a world-record performance from DBTG this week
This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, we tackle one of the biggest questions facing professional golf: Is LIV nearing the end? After Cameron Smith openly discussed what life after LIV could look like, we examine what it means for players, the PGA Tour, and the future of the game. We also ask whether Jackson Koivun is golf's next superstar, break down the drama surrounding the FedEx Cup playoff bubble, and explore why women's golf continues to build momentum while Wall Street keeps investing in the business of golf. From competition to capital, it's another week proving golf has never been more compelling.






















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