Team Europe are victorious, and the wait goes on for Team USA as they are beaten yet again on European soil. We discuss the fallout from another disastrous performance by the US in foursomes, along with captaincy decisions from both Zach Johnson and Luke Donald. There are player ratings for all 24 players, and finally there is a view to two years time at Bethpage Black where Europe might just find themselves favourites!!

The opening ceremony has arrived, and both captains have given us our first four matchups of this Ryder Cup. Scheffler & Burns will open up against the formidable fiery pairing of Rahm & Hatton. There is no room for Spieth & Thomas in what is a hugely controversial move given their foursomes pedigree. We weigh up each match give our prediction, and even speculate what this means for the afternoon fourball session.

The big week has finally arrived, the golfing world turns its eyes onto Rome for what is set up to be an enthralling, encapsulating Ryder Cup. We breakdown the venue, the history, and most importantly who we want to see line up for Team Europe and Team USA. The focus of the week revolving around the key number "30" why it's so important for the Americans to break the streak (14:51) The case for both teams as to why they can win, what each team can be excited about, and what are their main concerns (20:27) Foursomes strategy and Friday morning pairing predictions (39:08) Fourball strategy and Friday afternoon pairing predictions (1:00:24) Rounding up our proposed matchups and final thoughts ahead of the week (1:13:10)

In the midst of all the celebration of Ludvig Aberg being selected on team Europe, there is huge amounts of anger at the omission of Adrian Meronk. We react to the completed teams of both Europe and USA and how they match up going into Rome.

What a moment, having just won his first DP World Tour event we recap the crowning of a superstar that is Ludvig Aberg. Having talked him up on the podcast, he is sure to make it as one of Luke Donald's 6 captain's picks this week. We also talk about Zach Johnson's 6 picks and the perhaps slight surprise of the Sam Burns inclusion. Join us next week, where we'll breakdown all 24 players for this year's Ryder Cup.

With a busy month since Brian Harman's Open Championship victory, we have Bryson shooting 58, Lucas Glover winning back to back tournaments, and Viktor Hovland winning the BMW Championship with a final round 61. But now it is time for Zach Johnson to make his decision on his 6 Ryder Cup captain's picks. We go through the runners and riders, and settle on who we think should get the nod for Rome.

The major season has concluded, and with it we have a new Open Champion in none other than Brian Harman. We backed him at 100/1 and he played magnificent golf from start to finish. We recap this Open, the reaction to Brian's win and really wonder what it'll take for Rory to finally get over the line.

Having been on site at Royal Liverpool for day 2 of the Open Championship we reflect on both the day out, and also the state of the championship. We talk course set up, Brian Harman taking this tournament by storm, and also how the weather will affect the weekend's play.

It's record time as within a matter of minutes Xander Schauffele matched Rickie Fowler's score of 62 to tie the lowest score in major championship history. We look back on an enthralling day at the US Open where LACC has yielded birdies in abundance. There is a reflection on the top of the leaderboard, as well as how we think this tournament may play out come Sunday down the stretch.

In what might be one of the biggest twists in sporting history, we now have a merger between the PGA Tour, the PIF & the DP World Tour. Coming out of absolutely nowhere with no players being consulted and them finding out on Twitter like the rest of us, this has truly sent shockwaves around the globe. For whatever small details we have available, we discuss the range of possibilities and implications this announcement may have for the future of world golf.