This Week In Golf moves like a sports radio hour trying to keep up with a crowded leaderboard. Chris McKee anchors it with fast solo commentary, player clips, occasional interviews, and a strong appetite for whatever story is currently making golf feel bigger than the scorecard. The PGA Tour is a central lane. So are LIV Golf, the LPGA Tour, majors, betting lines, comeback stories, and the politics around where professional golf is heading next. The show is especially alert to Tiger Woods. One week that means a Genesis Invitational health update and talk of a possible return to the Masters. Another week it means body-cam footage, DUI reporting, medication concerns, and the larger discomfort of watching a famous athlete’s public decline become news. McKee does not treat that as distant material. He folds in personal context around depression and medication, which gives some segments a more exposed, uneasy charge than a normal golf recap. The tournament coverage is still the backbone. Rory McIlroy’s Masters win, JJ Spaun at Valero, Matt Fitzpatrick at Valspar, Cameron Young at The Players, Akshay Bhatia at Bay Hill, Bryson DeChambeau on the LIV side, and Anthony Kim’s return all become entry points for a larger weekly read on momentum, reputation, and pressure. The show likes quotes. It likes press conferences. It likes the moment after the clip, when McKee reacts to tone, body language, or what a result might mean for the next event. Interviews add another gear, with Red Harrington talking LIV Adelaide and Luke Elvey bringing broadcaster perspective on Tiger’s 2019 Masters and the PGA Tour-LIV landscape. The style is loose but knowledgeable. It is for fans who already care enough to know the names and want someone to argue through the week with them.