The Golf Show

Brent Gunning and Sam McKee discuss the latest from the last major of the year in The Open Championship and are joined by friend of the show Adam Stanley [27:40] to chat golfing in Canada's west coast and continue their deep dive on The Open.

Toronto Sun's Jon McCarthy joins Brent Gunning to discuss the plethora of golf events in July, Canadian Nick Taylor going for his third win on the tour during the John Deere Classic, finding different golf games for the Summer Olympics and Sungjae Im and Si Woo Kim skipping The Open Championship to focus on the Olympic Games. Golf Digest's Stephen Hennessey jumps on to chat about some of the best picks in the John Deere field and Scottish Open and Rory McIlroy's weird fan encounter.

The guys recap what has been a tough week for Bryson DeChambeau and his decision to part ways with his caddie Tim Tucker and look ahead to The Open [2:29]. President of the Canadian Golf Journalist Association Rick Young discuss how well the Canadian golfers get along with each other, the upcoming Olympics, why players don't seem as interested in competing this year, whether they need to tweak the format and how the sport could grow with a podium finish for Canada [23:32].

Sam McKee makes his debut as co-host of The Golf Show with Brent Gunning! The guys look back on the US Open and rank the biggest chokes of the tournament. The Score's Eric Patterson looks back on Jon Rahm's win at the US Open, thoughts on Torrey Pines as a venue for a major and what other venues they'd like to see [26:00].

Hugh and Brent recap the first two rounds of the U.S. Open, before golf writer Adam Stanley joins to look ahead to the third round and break down the Canadian storylines.