Two-time DP World Tour winner Jordan Smith joins us this week for a wide-ranging chat about playing in majors, finding an edge on tour and why young players are winning more than ever. We discuss the potential return of the golfing enigma Anthony Kim, and Zane reveals how his recent match with Tommy Fleetwood has got him pondering a comeback of his own!

Robbie and Zane reconvene as the DP World Tour’s International Series gets underway in Dubai. We look ahead to the big talking points this season, including the continuing talks to unify the professional game. We also make our predictions for the majors and the players to watch in 2024

Mac Boucher plays golf differently to the rest of us. Where we see a straight line, he sees a massive curve. A combination of imagination and talent has led him down a fascinating path as he documents his journey on social media. We discuss his unusual approach, his road to Instagram stardom and the wildest shot he’s ever hit. Plus we chat Tiger’s return and an Aussie eyeing big things in 2024

Zane and Robbie catch up with BBC Golf Correspondent Iain Carter for a wide-ranging chat on the year that was, and what the future of the game might look like. We also discuss Matt Wallace’s remarkable run of 9 straight birdies, yet another Tiger comeback and Iain’s personal favourite moments from a commentating career that has spanned over two decades

Robbie and Zane are joined by Todd Clements, fresh from a superb rookie season which included a first DP World Tour win at the Czech Masters. We delve into that life-changing moment, and get some great insight into what life is like on golf’s global tour. Todd explains how girlfriend and fellow pro golfer Olivia Cowan has helped him look at the game from a different angle, and he reveals the best shot he saw on tour all year - and which rising star hit it

This episode’s special guest has been a leading figure in the business of golf for over three decades. From his early years under the wing of the legendary agent Mark McCormack, to head of IMG Golf and now deputy CEO of the DP World Tour, Guy Kinnings has a unique perspective on how the game has evolved, and where it might be headed. He’s also the director of the Ryder Cup, so we reflect on Rome and look ahead to the next chapter for Team Europe at Bethpage.  With the TGL Golf League set to kick off on January 9th, Robbie and Zane discuss the appeal of this new offering fronted by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. Will it captivate new fans or miss the mark? Either way you look at it, these are exciting times in the world of professional golf!

Adrian Meronk is becoming a winning machine. He’s just captured his third title of the season in Spain, to add to successes in Italy and Australia. Add the 2022 Irish Open and that’s four big wins in 15 months. Not bad for a man who has had to create his own roadmap. Meronk is the first Polish player to accomplish any of these feats. The first to win on tour, the first to play in majors like the Masters and the Open. After a career-best year, he shrugged off the disappointment of not being selected for the Ryder Cup by winning yet again. We delve into his fascinating story in this, his first full in-depth interview of the season. We discuss his journey, from Polish junior events, to college golf in Tennessee and now, as the No.3 ranked player on the Race to Dubai. This is just the beginning for one of the brightest talents in European golf!

In his first full-length interview since the Ryder Cup, Tommy Fleetwood joins us to reflect on Europe’s redemption in Rome. We discuss dealing with the pressure of having to clinch the winning point, how the team used “caddiegate” to fuel them on Sunday and the making of “Fleetwood Mac”. Tommy also talks about his TFA Academy at the DP World Performance Centre, and reveals big plans to take golf to the local communities through an innovative new program. Plus, Zane reveals what separates young aspiring golfers of today from their predecessors.

World No.1 ranked disabled golfer Kipp Popert plays the game with unflinching determination and a gloriously positive outlook. And despite having already made history on more than one occasion, he reveals how he’s only just getting started. We also look back on the dream week for Matt Fitzpatrick and Zane reveals a pearl of wisdom that is guaranteed to benefit your own game!

Team Europe have regained the Ryder Cup after out-thinking, out-fighting and ultimately out-playing a USA team that stuttered out of the blocks on day one and could never recover from their slow start. We look back on all the action and discuss where the cup was won and lost in the company of James Gregg, who spent the full three days commentating from inside the ropes with BBC 5 Live. Why were the USA so ill-prepared to defend the trophy? And what were the secrets to Luke Donald's brilliant captaincy? We reflect on a great weekend for Europe and the DP World Tour and speculate on where both teams might go from here

We're looking ahead to the greatest show in golf this week with Claude Harmon III, world-renowned coach to five-time major champion Brooks Koepka and a Team USA insider for much of the last three decades. Claude gives his verdict on some common myths and misconceptions surrounding golf's biennial clash and he also explains how the Americans' finally took a leaf out of Team Europe's playbook. We're also joined by Italian three-time DP World Tour winner, Guido Migliozzi, who explains what this event might do for the sport in his home country. And of course, we make our Ryder Cup predictions! Roll on Rome...

Ryan Fox joins us on Episode 1 of the podcast, shortly before going on to win the biggest tournament of his career at Wentworth! He shares some great stories on a surreal experience playing in his first Masters, and what it was like growing up as the son of All Black rugby royalty.