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What’s at Stake Down the FedEx Cup Fall Stretch?

With three events remaining, the FedEx Cup Fall is heating up
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Paulie’s Picks: 2024 World Wide Technology Championship

Paulie looks at three picks to keep an eye on this week at the Tiger-designed venue in Mexico
11/04/24 COMPETITIVE GOLF

State of the LPGA: Asia Swing Recap and What’s Still to Come in 2024

Getting you caught up on all the latest LPGA action (and previewing what lies ahead)
11/01/24 COMPETITIVE GOLF

LIV Golf Cover Letter

Joseph makes his pitch for an open position with LIV Golf
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Best of Club TFE: October 2024

Featuring one of the hardest holes in America and a busy events schedule

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11/04/24 ARCHITECTURE

Design Notebook: Dream Golf Announces Old Shores

Plus: The Keiser sons’ approach, Tom Doak’s 2024, and flyovers of a new Gil Hanse course
10/29/24 ARCHITECTURE

All Grass Is Local: Oakmont Country Club

Presented by Toro, this is Episode Two of a series where we visit four different courses and cover their unique approaches to agronomy
10/28/24 ARCHITECTURE

Design Notebook: Sweetens Cove’s Next Phase

Plus: Bruce Hepner, Kye Goalby head up an overhaul of Miami Lakes
10/21/24 ARCHITECTURE

Design Notebook: The Rest of Your Mailbag Questions, Answered

Plus: recent photos of Boston Golf Club
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Alternate Shot: Surprise Courses of the Year

As the year begins to wind down, it's the perfect time for reflection
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Latest Podcasts

Golf President Campaigns and Coul Links

Andy Johnson is back with another two-part show in this episode of The Fried Egg Golf Podcast. To start, Andy is joined by Fried Egg Golf’s Garrett Morrison and Joseph LaMagna, as the three discuss their platforms in a hypothetical campaign for “President of Golf.” They describe policies for men’s pro golf, women’s pro golf, the amateur game, equipment regulation, and the golf course industry. After listening to campaign speeches on shrinking the driver head and creating an exclusive streaming platform for the LPGA, Andy is then joined by Ru Macdonald for an update on the Coul Links development in Scotland. Ru provides insight into where the development currently stands, the potential economic impact it would bring to the Highlands area, and more.

Debating the Proposed PGA Tour Changes

Earlier this week, the PGA Tour emailed players a list of proposed changes set to be voted on by the PGA Tour Policy Board. If approved, these changes would take effect for the 2026 season. Andy Johnson is joined by Joseph LaMagna and Monday Q’s Ryan French for a roundtable discussion on these proposed changes. The three debate whether the removal of 25 guaranteed cards and reducing field sizes are substantive enough to improve the product, whether Monday qualifiers should remain part of the PGA Tour schedule, the new pace-of-play policy, and more.

Election Impact on PGA Tour-PIF Deal, Plus College Golf in the NIL Era

Andy Johnson is joined by Gabby Herzig and Brentley Romine in this two-part episode. To start, Andy and Gabby discuss her recent article in The Athletic about the impact of the 2024 U.S. Presidential election on a potential PGA Tour-PIF agreement. Gabby details the role of the Department of Justice as part of the executive branch when it comes to antitrust laws and how each possible administration’s DOJ may react to a deal regarding men’s professional golf. The two also discuss the continuing evolution of YouTube golf and how the platform is changing how golf is consumed. Andy is then joined by Golf Channel’s Brentley Romine, as the two chat about the state of college golf in the ever-changing NIL era of college athletics. They talk through the impact of conference realignment on the college golf landscape, the development of new facilities at schools across the country, and how the new PGA Tour U system has changed the development path for top college golfers.

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