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Did Spectators Cross The Line At Shinnecock Hills During Wyndham Clark's US Open Win?

Thank you to this week's sponsor, Fujikura. All 4 men’s Majors in 2025 and the first men’s major of 2026 were won with a Fujikura VENTUS shaft in their driver - which is the first time ANY company has done this. The new TR Red, Black & Blue shafts are now fully launched on tour to complete the VENTUS TR Collection.  The three shafts have different profiles to suit your needs. Red offers mid to high launch & mid to low spin, Blue offers mid launch & low spin and Black offers low spin & low launch. The VENTUS TR collection has been upgraded with VeloCore+ technology for increased control of the club through your swing and reorientation of spread tow material in the mid-handle section which allows the shaft to keep up with golfers that have a more aggressive swing transition. Now, there are even more options to get the perfect fit with the tour-trusted VENTUS shafts. Visit fujikuragolf.com [http://fujikuragolf.com/] to learn more and find an authorized Fujikura charter dealer near you. In this week's episode, Baz is joined by Matt and Elliott to discuss Wyndham Clark's gutsy wire-to-wire win at the US Open, the questionable behaviour of certain fans at Shinnecock Hills, our thoughts on conduct rules being enforced and whether bunkers should be playable or perfect! We also preview the KPMG Women's PGA Championship and the Travelers Championship, offering our best bets for the week and an update on the GM Tipster challenge. Next episode we will be introducing our 'ask the pod' section of the show, so please drop us a line with any questions or comments you have on anything golf-related to golfmonthly@futurenet.com and we will read out the best ones on air. Golf Monthly's Tour Issue podcast is your weekly round-up of the latest news from the world of professional golf. Our experienced, insightful team react to events at the top of the game providing their opinions on the events, and the players, at the highest level. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

US Open 2026 Preview: Who Will Experience Major Glory At Shinnecock Hills?

In this week's episode of Tour Issue, Baz Plummer is joined by Elliott Heath and Jonny Leighfield to talk about all things US Open 2026. With Shinnecock Hills set to pose a major test to this strong field, we run through the runners and riders, reflect on the 2018 tournament, analyse the favorites in the betting and give our best picks and tips for the week. You can also hear Jonny and Elliott flapping over their patchy knowledge of US Open records and find out about a new leader in our GM Tipster Challenge. As always, we'd love to hear from you. If you have a question, an opinion on the US Open, some great betting picks of your own or a story about your golf - get in touch! You can contact the pod via golfmonthly@futurenet.com and don't forget to leave us a review. Golf Monthly's Tour Issue podcast is your weekly round-up of the latest news from the world of professional golf. Our experienced, insightful team react to events at the top of the game providing their opinions on the events, and the players, at the highest level. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Are Final Round Ticket Prices For The Open Championship 2026 Unreasonable? Plus Nelly Korda's Fourth Major Win And A Tough World Cup (Of Golf) Quiz

In this week's episode, Baz Plummer is joined by Jonny Leighfield and Elliott Heath to discuss Nelly Korda's second consecutive Major win in 2026, a surprise winner at the Memorial Tournament, whether Open Championship final round ticket price increases are unreasonable and a fun (but tough) quiz on the World Cup of Golf. The team also looks ahead to the upcoming RBC Canadian Open and offers their best bets for the tournament, along with an update on the GM Tipster Challenge which is still going particularly well for Elliott (despite some casual rule breaking). Baz also talks about his golf lesson with Former World No.1 Lee Westwood and Elliott shares the juicy details of his full bag fitting with Mizuno at Bearwood Lakes. You can watch Lee Westwood valiantly attempting to save Baz's inconsistent game and read about Elliott's latest tech using the links below. Don't forget to leave us a review and send us an email with your feedback or questions to golfmonthly@futurenet.com Baz Golf Lesson with Lee Westwood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwz38AulsRs Elliott full bag fitting: https://www.golfmonthly.com/features/first-ever-full-bag-fitting-verdict Opinion piece on Open Championship ticket prices: golfmonthly.com/news/are-gbp190-open-ticket-prices-a-rip-off-or-should-the-r-and-a-be-applauded-for-not-going-higher Golf Monthly's Tour Issue podcast is your weekly round-up of the latest news from the world of professional golf. Our experienced, insightful team react to events at the top of the game providing their opinions on the events, and the players, at the highest level. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

How Does The DP World Tour Rediscover Its Identity? Plus We Preview The US Women's Open And Memorial Tournament

On this week's episode, Baz Plummer is joined by Jonny Leighfield and Matt Cradock to discuss the biggest talking points from the weekend's PGA Tour and DP World Tour action, while also previewing what promises to be a stellar week of golf to come. This week we have the US Women's Open, the Memorial Tournament and LIV Golf Andalucia - all three of which are being played at top-tier venues. Jonny has also been on his travels to Austria, so has plenty of stories to share and insights into what it's like being on the ground at a DP World Tour event. As well as breaking all of that down, the team recap their performance in the GM Tipster Challenge and share their best bets for the PGA Tour this week. Want to share some tips of your own or ask the pod a question? Drop us an email to golfmonthly@futurenet.com and be sure to leave us a review. Golf Monthly's Tour Issue podcast is your weekly round-up of the latest news from the world of professional golf. Our experienced, insightful team react to events at the top of the game providing their opinions on the events, and the players, at the highest level. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Are 'Birdie-Fests' Becoming A Problem On The PGA Tour? Baz Has A Bee In His Bonnet About Low-Scoring Events And We Preview The Charles Schwab Challenge

In this week's episode of Golf Monthly Tour Issue, host Baz Plummer is joined by Elliott Heath and Matt Cradock to discuss Wyndham Clark's emphatic CJ Cup Byron Nelson win, whether 'birdie-fests' are becoming a problem on the PGA Tour, our best bets for the Charles Schwab Challenge and an update on the GM Tipster Challenge. Don't forget to leave us a review, subscribe to the podcast and send us an email with anything you'd like to discuss, or any questions you have about tour golf, to golfmonthly@futurenet.com - maybe you've got the winning tip for the next PGA Tour event! Golf Monthly's Tour Issue podcast is your weekly round-up of the latest news from the world of professional golf. Our experienced, insightful team react to events at the top of the game providing their opinions on the events, and the players, at the highest level. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.