
The Most Interesting Man in Golf
Domenico Geminiani turned pro at 15, has played the PGA Tour, wins professional pickleball events and is a gifted pianist. Now, after shooting 58-60, the broke 30-year-old is still chasing his biggest dream.
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ListenAn eventful day at LIV Indianapolis included nerding out on a Bryson DeChambeau range session before being asked to leave the range. Hours later, an unexpected call came.
ListenThe Korn Ferry Tour regular season ends this week, but there is plenty still to be decided.
Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the Big Break being postponed by the Good Good/Callaway ad, the backlash to and reach of the ad, the significant increase in female participation in golf, whether people claiming "cancel culture" have a point...and what we're looking forward to in 2027.
I hope everyone takes a minute to think about the players on Big Break. Forget the Good Good guys for a second. The other 10. Think about Jesse Rouse, who doesn’t know his mom, his Dad was a meth addict, and in his young years was probably around domestic violence, his grandparents, who were his hero’s and savior, dead before he was 20. His sister attempted suicide two days after his grandma died. And somehow, somehow he graduated from college and for once, something went his way. He was named to be on Big Break. And now it’s gone. I feel horrible for him, for the other guys who had the chance of a lifetime. For the winner (truly, i dont know who won) For all the people that worked their ass off behind the scenes to make this show possible. To be on that show was a dream come true. Thank you to golf channel for the amazing opportunity. Im sorry to everyone involved. Here is to it coming back in 2027.
Austin Hitt just finished Runner-up at the AdventHealth Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour after shooting 60 in the final round to get to 28-under for the tournament. The finish moved him to 22nd on the KFT points list and he now has his sights set on a PGA Tour card. Hitt talks about his hot final round, playing with a "chasing mentality," how he's approaching KFT Finals -- and his thoughts on future PGA Tour changes.
To the players I cover, LIV has given guys a chance to continue their career. LaSasso falls into that catergory. If this is the end he will have enough money to chase it for years. James Piot has status on the Americas status because of LIV. Last season he flew from an Asian Tour event overnight to an Americas Monday Q. He landed and jumped in a car he had waiting for him, making it to the tee time by 15 minutes. He Monday Q'd and went on to finish 2nd that week. He told me on the podcast, he wouldn't have even attempted it had he not had the financial means to, which LIV gave him. Andy Olgetree was out of Money before he joined LIV for just one start. That money kept his career going, he won on the Asian Tour, made it back to LIV. The fact is running out of money is the biggest reason players stop chasing it. LIV has given guys a longer runway.
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| 1 | Thomas Giroux Qualified | F | -8 |
| T2 | Charlie Hillier Qualified | F | -5 |
| T2 | Leo Gellert Qualified | F | -5 |
| T2 | Tyler Isenhart Qualified | F | -5 |
| T5 | Anthony Delisanti Qualified | F | -4 |
Auston Kim Talks Solheim Cup, Clark Wins BMW, La Sasso Takes LIV Indy Title and the Music Stops
1. What a break for Gerard 2. One club length for a bee hive is pointless.
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