Any Given Monday

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.

When we last left Jhared Hack and Dom Piccirillo, Jhared had won on the PGTI and finished runner-up on the co-sanctioned HotelPlanner Tour in India. Dom was stuck in India after getting bitten by a monkey and having to get medical treatment. Dom joins Jhared in a more stable environment this time to talk about Jhared's rise and recent success, their summer plans, strange white European vans on the side of the street, balls disappearing in mystery holes, and when and if they'll return to India.

PGA Tour winner Robert Garrigus speaks with Ryan French and Mark Baldwin about the U.S. Open and making his first cut on tour in years -- and about the major changes coming to the PGA Tour with the announcement of the Championship and Challenger series.

The seventh-ranked player in the world joins Ryan French to talk about how to get the ball up-and-down from impossible spots, the pressure of being one of the world's best, what she's looking forward to this week at the KPMG, the matches she's played on the LPGA, and how the LPGA can be better covered.

Seven-time PGA Tour winner, U.S. Senior Open champion and golf commentator, Peter Jacobsen, joins Ryan French and Mark Baldwin after the cut at the U.S. Open to talk about the direction of pro golf, his event The Golf Party, and what he expects on the weekend at Shinnecock Hills.