Golf and Gospel Podcast

Scheffler’s Grand Slam, Cauley’s Breakthrough & Two LPGA Women Make History

We’re back! Nate joins me mid-episode this week as I kick things off solo while he makes his way in — but don’t worry, we’ve got a full slate to get through before the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. First up, we recap the Dow Championship — and what a breakthrough story it was. Gina Kim and Yana Wilson combined for a 17-under 263 at Midland Country Club, closing with an 8-under 62 in best-ball play to win by two strokes  — and it was the first LPGA Tour title for both players. They’re also the lone first-time winners this season on the LPGA Tour — the longest a season has gone without a first-time winner since 2017.  Two young Americans, Epson Tour products, stepping up on Sunday. We break it all down. Then we head over to the RBC Canadian Open at TPC Toronto, where Bud Cauley finally broke through — pulling away from a crowded leaderboard for his first PGA Tour title in his 239th career start.  Cauley suffered five broken ribs, a broken left leg, and a collapsed lung in a car crash back in 2018, with his return to professional golf not coming until 2024.  This was more than a win — this was a comeback story worth celebrating. We also talk about Nelly Korda and the face of the LPGA — yes, she’s the name everyone knows, but she’s not the only dominant player on Tour right now. We break down who else is making a serious case and match them up with their male counterparts on the PGA Tour. Then we get into LIV 2.0 — is a revamped LIV Golf actually happening, or is this just noise designed to keep players and fans from losing hope? We give you our honest take. And we close out the way we always do — with the Gospel. This week: Who is Christ, and who is His salvation meant for? If you’ve ever wondered whether the Gospel is really for you, don’t skip this part. ⛳ New episodes every week. Subscribe so you don’t miss the U.S. Open breakdown coming up!

Nelly Korda Is UNSTOPPABLE | 2 Majors, 1 Playoff Robbery & The Truth About Man’s Greatest Need

Geremy and Nate are back breaking down one of the biggest weekends in golf. Nelly Korda adds the U.S. Women’s Open to her 2026 résumé, capturing her fourth major title and her third win of the year  — cementing her status as the most dominant player in women’s golf. We break down what this win means and why she keeps rising to the moment. Over on the PGA Tour, the Memorial Tournament delivered pure drama. J.T. Poston held a four-shot lead entering the final round, lost it, then made a clutch birdie on 18 to force a playoff with Ryan Gerard — winning on the second extra hole when Gerard missed a six-foot par putt.  An unlikely pairing in an unforgettable finish. We break down what this victory means for both players and where they go from here. We also talk Dow Championship — the teams we want to see play well and why this event matters. Then there’s Tyrrell Hatton. Fresh off a LIV Golf Andalucia win — his first LIV title since 2024 — barely two weeks after the birth of his daughter , does he carry that momentum into the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills? We make our case. And we close it out with the conversation that matters most — why man needs God. Not a suggestion. Not a preference. A necessity. 🎙️ Subscribe, share, and join the conversation.

Russell Henley’s 6th Win, The New PGA Tour Schedule & U.S. Women’s Open Preview ft. Emma Talley

Your favorite podcast is BACK — and we saved the best for a major week. 🏆⛳ The U.S. Women’s Open is here and we brought in some extra firepower. LPGA Tour player Emma Talley joins us as our special guest to help break down everything you need to know heading into Riviera. But first — we catch you up on a big week in golf. Russell Henley gets the W at the Charles Schwab, Céline Boutier rallies to win the LPGA ShopRite, and Joaquin Niemann reminds the world what he’s capable of with a victory at LIV Korea. We also get into the new PGA Tour schedule and what it means for the game going forward — plus a conversation that might ruffle some feathers: is AI coming for golf coaches? After Bryson leaned on AI to fix his swing at LIV Korea, we had to ask the question. Then we go deep on the U.S. Women’s Open — our picks to win, who we think surprises the field, and what storylines to watch at Riviera Country Club. And we close it out continuing last week’s conversation on the components of the Gospel — because that’s what we do here. Golf. Gospel. Let’s get it. 🙏

Scheffler’s Reign Is Over, Wyndham’s Back in the Winner’s Circle & What the Gospel Really Is

In this episode of the Golf and Gospel Podcast, we recap the 2026 CJ Cup Byron Nelson and discuss Wyndham Clark finally getting back in the winner’s circle for his first victory since 2024. But his win sparked a bigger conversation: Is Scottie Scheffler’s dominance officially over, or is the rest of the field simply catching up? We also dive into Blades Brown earning Special Temporary Membership and debate whether he’s now on the path to becoming a full-time PGA Tour player. Plus: • We react to a HOT take surrounding Jordan Spieth’s current struggles • Give out midseason grades for some of your favorite PGA Tour and LPGA players • Discuss whether LIV Golf has secured the financial future to continue into 2027 • And most importantly, we break down what the Gospel truly is and why it matters beyond the game of golf Golf, culture, competition, and faith — all in one conversation. Subscribe to Golf and Gospel for weekly golf discussions, player analysis, interviews, and Christ-centered conversations.

Aaron Rai Shocks the Golf World + LPGA Star Makes a Major U.S. Open Announcement

Today on the podcast, we break down how Aaron Rai captured the first major championship of his career and what this victory means moving forward in the golf world. We also discuss the standout performances from players who impressed all week long, along with some big names who failed to live up to expectations.  Plus, Geremy Davis’ favorite LPGA Tour pro joins the show to make a huge announcement regarding the Women’s U.S. Open. She also shares valuable advice and insight for young women golfers preparing for their rookie season and navigating life on tour.  From major championship reactions to meaningful conversations around the game, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.