Any Given Monday

Ryan Gerard discusses what it's like to be at Augusta for his first Masters. He talks about the course, the practice rounds, preparation, the trip to Mauritius that secured his spot at Augusta, and how he's approaching the week.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin make their picks and talk about who will rise and who will fall around Augusta National this week.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin take social media questions about: best meltdowns, a $100k question, LIV's La Sasso, first KFT player to win on PGA Tour, a Masters Monday Q, PGAT players being mic'd up for YouTube, on-course drinking, Blades Brown's choices, Asterisk Talley and Rose Zhang.

Charlie Crockett Monday qualified this week for the Valero Texas Open, and Dawson Jones qualified for the KFT's LECOM Suncoast Classic. They each join Ryan French to discuss the opportunity.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss Gary Woodland's Houston Open win after revealing he's been battling PTSD; Tiger Woods' Arrest and Struggles; and Mark discusses his time at the LPGA's Ford Championship.

PGA Tour veteran Sam Ryder shot 60 in the Monday qualifier for the Houston Open this week. The round featured 12 circles, a pushcart, and came a week after he disqualified himself from another Monday Q. Zack Fischer's Korn Ferry Tour season was on the line recently when he birdied four of the last five holes to make a crucial cut before the reshuffle, extending his season.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about the week's tournament results from around the world.

Jhared Hack and Dom Piccirillo talk about life on the Pro Golf Tour of India. Dom was supposed to leave India but was attacked by a monkey. Dom talks about ending up in the hospital, the rabies shots and staying in India for another month. Jhared talks about being second on the Order of Merit, being in contention last week, bucket showers, vegan states, communication issues, and his final week of the spring season in India.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin take social media questions about Brian Rolapp's press conference at The Players.

Erik Barnes was a 2024 PGA Tour member when he started having driver troubles. With each passing week, his misses worsened until he had difficulty keeping his ball in play. Last season, he missed all his cuts on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA Tour and hit a low point. He decided to rebuild his golf swing and last week at the Puerto Rico Open, he made the cut and finished in the top-25.