Any Given Monday

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about Ciganda's comments and getting revenge on Kupcho; Europe winning the Solheim Cup; a former teacher getting in contention at Champions Tour; results from Korn Ferry Tour, Epson Tour and DP World Tour; and Monday Q's upcoming week at The Golf Party.

Auston Kim talks about earning her way on the Solheim Cup team and what it means to play for your country.

Ryan French surprised Mark Baldwin with a mystery guest for a true underdog conversation. Q&A Friday follows.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the Presidents Cup captain's picks. They also discuss first stage of DPWT Q-School, KFT Finals and LPGA social media.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about Michael Block's showmanship, Scottie Scheffler's superiority, Ryan Gerard's travels, compare Presidents Cup and Solheim Cup picks, and more.

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.

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.

No. 22 in the world, Auston Kim, talks about being chosen to represent the U.S. at the Solheim Cup. Leading to that, Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss Wyndham Clark outdueling Rory at the BMW Championship, who should be chosen for PGA Tour Player of the Year, and La Sasso winning the final LIV event (of the season?).

Ryan French spent Wednesday roaming the grounds at LIV Indianapolis during the Pro-Am, went to LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil's presser, and was asked to give Bryson some space on the range. French talks about the day with Mark Baldwin.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about LPGA, KFT and PGA Tour results from the weekend.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss Ryan's plan to cover LIV Indianapolis, and take social media questions about the latest reports from LIV, the DP World Tour, Americas Tour, and how to improve the pro golf ecosystem more broadly.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the weekend of golf, a story French reported from the European Senior Tour, and a cheating plan gone wrong.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about Baldwin's comeback at the scorching Arizona Open -- and take social media questions: the next wave of players, whether Speith will win again, Blades Brown's choices, and LIV 2.0.

Fighting Illini alumnus Tommy Kuhl has been struggling in the pro golf ranks since turning pro. He Monday qualified this year into the ISCO Championship and just Monday qualified for the Pinnacle Bank Championship on Korn Ferry Tour. He talks about dealing with anxiety, the challenges of pro golf, and the importance of building a support system to keep the game in perspective.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin talk about the pro tournaments of the weekend, Ryan's finish at his city open, and how Mark is preparing to play in 114 degree temperatures at the Arizona Open.

Ryan is joined by Roger Knick, founder of Player Development Index, to discuss the PDI system for quantifying improvement and developing golfers. PDI is based in Connecticut where Ryan traveled to do a full assessment of his performance leading to his city open.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin review the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.

Open Championship qualifier Austen Truslow talks about Royal Birkdale, how he's preparing for the Open, expectations, and the journey to his third major championship.

Korn Ferry Tour member James Nicholas talks about making it through qualifying for the last two majors. He talks about his experience at the U.S. Open and how he's getting ready for The Open.

Golf historian and collector John Morton talks about the long history of The Open qualifier, about his impressive collection of golf history artifacts (including a 175-year-old Old Tom Morris Featherie ball), and his efforts to golf historian works to U.S. markets.