PGA Tour & Pro Golf Podcasts

The best pro golf podcasts do what a four-hour broadcast can't. They tell you what happened off camera, argue about what a vanished lead meant, and sometimes slow down long enough to explain how the tour came to look the way it does. This year handed them a story that would not sit still. On April 16, 2026, two feeds took on the same rumor about LIV Golf's funding: Golf Channel Podcast with Rex & Lav in 30 minutes, and The Shotgun Start in 76. By late August, Beyond the Clubhouse was asking NUCLR Golf's founder what comes after LIV's final event of the season.

This Week In Golf is Chris McKee's radio show. In his Masters recap, he plays press-room audio and reacts bluntly. In his April 15, 2026 Masters recap, he calls himself a LIV supporter before questioning whether LIV's schedule prepared its players for Augusta. The NUCLR GOLF Podcast is a panel show. In What's Next For LIV GOLF? FOS' David Rumsey Joins us! (May 5, 2026), one voice predicts that if LIV folds, it will be in the fall. The talk also turns to Nelly Korda's third win of the season.

The Fried Egg Golf Podcast pairs tournament talk with reported history here. 2026 Players Championship Preview & Fried Egg Stories: Making TPC Sawgrass includes a narrated segment from Garrett Morrison on how the tour's home course came together. It covers a sale of 415 acres for one dollar and Ben Crenshaw calling the course "Star Wars golf designed by Darth Vader."

Tough Lies ~ The Golfer's Podcast brings a player's memory to the table. PGA Tour veteran Richard Zokol hosts with Colin McDougall. In Rory McIlroy’s Wild Masters Win (From 6-Shot Collapse to Champion), they puzzle over McIlroy holding a six-shot lead after two rounds while ranking second in putting and 90th in driving. In their Mike Weir special, Zokol recalls Byron Nelson telling him how Ken Venturi sought approval from Nelson and Ben Hogan.

Drop Zone - GOLF Podcast gives Brandel Chamblee room to talk about LIV and Saudi money, and the host warns up front, "I don't expect you to agree with all of it." The EMJ PGA Podcast's THE FILM ROOM : HOW FITZPATRICK HAS TRANSFORMED HIS APPROACH PLAY explains Matt Fitzpatrick's swing change with a table-football image: a body that slides toward the target instead of rotating. The episode was made for the screen, but that picture works in audio too.

On Talk of the TOUR Golf Podcast, host John Swantek lets rookie Will Chandler describe finishing Q-School without knowing whether his score was good enough. Then, Chandler says, "after that, I was like, dang, I got a tour card." On Beyond the Clubhouse, Mark Wilson, a PGA Tour Champions rookie, argues that over a putt, "I have to be OK with missing it." The same show previewed a Solheim Cup with the host course's superintendent. Any Given Monday is Ryan French's show about golf's underdogs. One of its listener Q&As trades great meltdowns, including a putter-snapping scene on the Canadian Tour.

Some shows offer company more than reporting. The 73rd Hole, Golf Oklahoma's podcast, reads the tour through its home state. After Chris Gotterup's playoff win, a host calls him the best golfer in Oklahoma history by world ranking. The Tee Time Tribe is a group of Florida State alumni who turned their group text into a show, and they mix tour picks with stories from their own rounds. The First Cut Golf builds its previews around picks and One and Done pools; for more on that, see the Golf Betting & Picks page. For your own swing, try the Golf Instruction page. The Golf guide and the Sports category guide map the wider field.