Golficity
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The Golf Podcast features all the latest golf news, instruction, and equipment from the point of view of real average golfers just like yourself.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Golf news becomes a clear argument about incentives, credibility and competition, while equipment coverage stays practical and specific.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity turns golf's shifting power structure into a direct, conversational argument. Discussions of LIV Golf, the PGA Tour and Official World Golf Ranking questions start with a clear point of tension, then work through public comments, financial…
A $500 million LIV hypothetical beside a groove brush: your golf brain has room for both.
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A broad holiday golf gift guide spanning simulators, accessories, and thoughtful picks across every price range.
The holiday golf gift guide moves from a disappearing simulator to an AI putting coach, then folds in accessories and golf bags without losing its sense of range.
A rankings fight that keeps circling back to LIV's future.
It starts with the recent criticism of LIV Golf from the former chairman of the official World Golf Rankings, then moves into what that pressure could mean for the league's future.
A blunt look at LIV's 72-hole pivot and the motives behind it.
LIV's move to 72-hole events stays at the center of the discussion, and the episode keeps its focus on what that shift might mean for the league. It weighs the case for OWGR access, then turns to the broader question of whether the change reads as confidence or as pressure.
A look at whether Bryson is negotiating, bluffing, or signaling a possible LIV exit.
Bryson DeChambeau sits at the center of the discussion because his recent comments leave the same basic question hanging: is he hinting at an exit from LIV, or using the uncertainty to strengthen his position.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity examines whether Anthony Kim's LIV Golf victory could change perceptions of a league that lost Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed in 2026.
The hosts analyze LIV Golf's sudden shift from 54 to 72-hole events, debating whether it's a strategic move to gain Official World Golf Ranking points or a sign of weakness.
The episode rounds up holiday golf gifts across a wide spread of price points.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity covers a 2025 Outer Banks, North Carolina trip where Mike and Frank stayed in Kilmarlic Golf Club cottages at about $375 a night, roughly $90 each for four golfers.
Harris English told reporters at the RSM Classic that the "talk of the tour potentially starting after the Super Bowl" is a good idea because golf "can't really compete with football." He also floated a 2027 model with about 20 equal events and no eight elevated tournaments, which the hosts read as the end of signature events.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity examines why the Skins Game's return after a 17-year hiatus drew criticism despite Keegan Bradley's win and the Panther National setting.
Patrick Reed announced he is leaving LIV Golf for the PGA Tour, days after winning the Hero Dubai Desert Classic on January 25, 2026.
Money in Sport reports a $267 million PIF funding round that lifts LIV's total spend to $5.3 billion, with net spending averaging $100 million per month in 2024 and 2025.
The PGA Tour's returning members policy lets Brooks Koepka return immediately at the cost of a $5 million charitable donation and five years without equity, which the hosts project at $50 to $85 million.
The hosts name five golf trip destinations they expect to get harder to book: Streamsong, Cloudland, Sand Valley, the Outer Banks and Cabot Citrus.
Flushing It reports that Siwoo Kim is negotiating to join LIV's Ironheads Golf Club, rebranded as Beko East, with equity and a captaincy that would strip Kevin Na of his role.
Bryson DeChambeau beat Jon Rahm in a playoff at LIV's South Africa event, which drew over 100,000 spectators and sold 70,000 tickets before it began.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity examines whether the Barstool-produced Internet Invitational, with a first episode at 5.7 million views, points to a new model for golf entertainment.
Jon Rahm said LIV's OWGR points "don't seem fair" because only the top 10 finishers in Riyadh receive them, and everyone from 11th down gets zero.
The hosts of The Golf Podcast blind-rank 10 resorts they have played, committing each to a slot as it is revealed, starting with Pinehurst at number three and Innisbrook at number ten.
The hosts analyze Bryson DeChambeau's ambiguous comments about Liv Golf's format change and whether they signal a potential exit, framing it as a high-stakes negotiation for a reported $500 million contract extension.
The episode analyzes former Official World Golf Rankings chairman Peter Dawson's harsh criticism of LIV Golf, questioning its fairness and exploring whether it stems from bias.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity evaluates five golf trips the hosts personally experienced in 2025 for travel in 2026, including budget, group, bucket-list, and family options.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity examines Brooks Koepka's departure from LIV Golf and possible routes involving the TGL and PGA Tour.
The Golf Podcast Presented by Golficity examines six possible PGA Tour changes planned for the 2027 season, including a reduction from 38 events to roughly 21–26.