This week on Quiet Please Golf, we head back to Aronimink Golf Club as the golf world keeps delivering storylines both on and off the course. Is Scottie Scheffler starting to show signs of frustration — or are critics overreacting and labeling the world’s best player a cry baby? Meanwhile, rumors and reports surrounding LIV Golf seeking additional capital have the guys asking whether the disruption league is evolving… or scrambling. And finally, we tackle the most controversial topic of the week: Aaron Rai and the iron covers — really? Golf opinions, major championship energy, and absolutely no shortage of takes on this week’s episode.
This week on Quiet Please Golf, we head to Aronimink Golf Club for the PGA Championship — and honestly, it’s exactly what the doctor ordered. And by doctor, we mean special guest co-host Bill Glass, better known to many as “Dr. Rick,” joining us for a fun conversation blending major championship golf with the realities of adulthood. As the world’s best battle it out at Aronimink, we ask the important question: are we really not becoming our parents… or is it already too late? Golf, laughs, major championship storylines, and a little self-awareness all collide on this week’s episode.
This week on Quiet Please Golf, the headlines start with Matt Fitzpatrick — “playing for blood” and delivering when it mattered in New Orleans helping Alex Fitzpatrick lock up his tour card. Over on the women’s side, Nelly Korda is simply doing Nelly things, making a statement at the season’s first major. We also mix in a look at the PGA Professional Championship, where the heartbeat of the game continues to show, before closing it out — as always, at least while the budget holds — with Andy Hydorn’s LIV Report.






















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