Justin Rose moved back to the top of the world rankings following a successful defence of the Turkish Airlines Open at Regnum Carya Golf and Spa Resort. Robert Lee and Jamie Spence hear from the Englishman as well as the man he defeated in play-off, Li Haotong. There’s also a look back on what was a dramatic conclusion to the Challenge Tour season and a preview of this week’s event, the Nedbank Golf Challenge hosted by Gary Player.

Xander Schauffele prevailed in a play-off over compatriot Tony Finau to claim his first European Tour title at the WGC-HSBC Champions in China. Robert Lee and Paul Eales review the best of the action and hear from both Americans as well as defending champion Justin Rose. Plus there’s also a look ahead to the sixth Rolex Series event of the season, the Turkish Airlines Open at Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall hear from Sergio Garcia after the Spaniard successfully defended his own tournament, the Andalucía Valderrama Masters hosted by the Sergio Garcia Foundation. Runner-up Shane Lowry and third place Mikko Korhonen provide further reaction from the reduced 54-hole tournament, while the guys also chat to Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño after the seven-time European Tour winner retained his playing privileges for next season with a tied fifth finish. Elsewhere, there’s a preview of the next event, the WGC-HSBC Champions in China.

Newly crowned Sky Sports British Masters champion Eddie Pepperell joins Robert Lee and Gordon Brand Jnr to discuss winning at Walton Heath, moving inside the world’s top 50, doting on his dog Gus and drinking red wine. There’s also reaction from runner-up Alexander Bjork, tournament host Justin Rose plus a preview of the next event, the Andalucia Valderrama Masters hosted by the Sergio Garcia Foundation.

Lucas Bjerregaard talks exclusively to Robert Lee and Ewen Murray about his Alfred Dunhill Links Championship win. They also hear from Tommy Fleetwood and Tyrrell Hatton who finished tied second. Plus they look ahead to the next tournament on The European Tour, The Sky Sports British Masters,

Europe thrashed the USA to regain The Ryder Cup, in Paris. Francesco Molinari, Ian Poulter, Sergio Garcia, Henrik Stenson, Alex Noren, Jon Rahm and Thorbjorn Olesen all claimed singles wins on Sunday to earn Europe a 17.5 to 10.5 overall win.

Richard Kaufman, Gordon Brand Jnr and Matt Adams review Europe's triumph, and they hear from all the big names, including winning Captain Thomas Bjorn plus Jon Rahm, Ian Poulter, Henrik Stenson, Webb Simpson, Jim Furyk and Tommy Fleetwood. They also look ahead to the next event on the European Tour, the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews.

Europe won back the Ryder Cup after a comprehensive 17 ½ - 10 ½ victory over a strong US team at Le Golf National in Paris.

Jim Furyk’s side applied early pressure in the Sunday singles to give the home fans a tense couple of hours but Thomas Bjorn’s men eventually triumphed by seven clear points.

Richard Kaufman, Gordon Brand Jnr and US broadcaster Matt Adams review the drama in France, bringing you a flavour of the final day action and hear from Bjorn, Francesco Molinari, who clinched the win, as well as Ian Poulter, Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia and Henrik Stenson.

Elsewhere, there’s US reaction from the likes of Jim Furyk, Webb Simpson and Justin Thomas.

Europe will go into Sunday's singles matches with a 10-6 lead over the United States after a scintillating second day at Le Golf National.

Thomas Bjorn’s side claimed three out of four points in the morning’s fourballs before a deadlocked 2-2 foursomes session set up what should be an exciting conclusion to the 2018 Ryder Cup in Paris.

Richard Kaufman and former professional golfer Raymond Burns look back at the best of the action and hear from Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia, Paul Casey, Tyrrell Hatton, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Webb Simpson, Bubba Watson, Francesco Molinari and Tommy Fleetwood.

Europe lead USA 5-3 after a tremendous first day’s play at Le Golf National in Paris.

Jim Furyk’s United States team took the opening session of Ryder Cup 2018 by 3 points to 1 after an eventful morning’s fourballs.

But then Thomas Bjorn’s Europe dominated Friday afternoon, earning maximum points from the foursomes.

Richard Kaufman, Paul Eales and US broadcaster Matt Adams analyse Day 1, bringing you reaction from Team Europe captain Bjorn, Rory McIlroy, Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Sergio Garcia, Alex Noren, Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler, Brooks Koepka, Tony Finau, Paul Casey, Tyrrell Hatton, Tommy Fleetwood, Francesco Molinari and Ian Poulter.

The latest from Ryder Cup 2018 at Le Golf National in Paris, as Jim Furyk and Thomas Bjorn reveal their fourball pairings for the opening session on Friday morning. We hear from Rickie Fowler, Francesco Molinari and captain Bjorn himself.

Richard Kaufman is joined by former Ryder Cup player Gordon Brand Jnr, ex-PGA Tour professional Carl Paulson and veteran broadcaster Ron Jones to preview the 42nd Ryder Cup LIVE from Le Golf National. We hear from Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson, Justin Rose and many more ahead of the biennial contest in Paris.

We speak to Tom Lewis and Ollie Fisher after their remarkable achievements on the European Tour.

Lewis won the Portugal Masters, just a fortnight after his comeback victory on the Challenge Tour. It’s his first main Tour triumph since he tasted success at the same event way back in 2011.

Meanwhile on Friday, Fisher shot the European Tour’s first ever round of 59!

Dan Roebuck, Paul Eales and Jack Hayward chat to the two players and review the action from the Dom Pedro Victoria Golf Course.

They also hear from Lucas Herbert and Eddie Pepperell who went close in Portugal and reflect on super Sundays for both Justin Rose and the astonishing Tiger Woods.

And then of course, there’s a preview of this week’s Ryder Cup - the much anticipated clash between Europe and the USA at Le Golf National in Paris.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth hear from Ashun Wu following the Chinese player’s narrow victory at the KLM Open. Runner-up Chris Wood and tied third Thomas Detry provide further reaction from the Netherlands whilst the guys also discuss the Ryder Cup, Tiger Woods, fish and what constitutes a nut. There’s also a preview of the next event, the Portugal Masters.

Gordon Brand Jnr and Dan Roebuck analyse Matt Fitzpatrick’s successful defence of his Omega European Masters title at Crans-sur-Sierre. Seve Ballesteros was the last to win this event in consecutive seasons.

Fitzpatrick also surpasses Sir Nick Faldo as the youngest Englishman to triumph five times on the European Tour.

His victory came after a play-off against Lucas Bjerregaard. We hear from both Fitzpatrick and the in-form Dane, as well Mike Lorenzo-Vera who was third in Switzerland.

And there’s a preview of the next event on the European Tour, the KLM Open in Holland.

Two-time Ryder Cup player Gordon Brand Jnr joins Dan Roebuck to reflect on Thomas Bjørn’s decision to name Paul Casey, Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter and Henrik Stenson as his captain’s picks for the impending biennial contest in Paris. We hear from the Dane and speak to veteran US golf broadcaster Bob Bubka after Bjørn’s counterpart, Jim Furyk, this week made three wildcard selections of his own. There’s also reaction from the recent Made in Denmark where Matt Wallace secured his third victory of year as well as a look ahead to the next event, the Omega European Masters in Switzerland.

Robert Lee and Paul Eales speak to Andrea Pavan after the Italian prevailed over Padraig Harrington to claim a first European Tour title at the D+D Real Czech Masters in Prague. Elsewhere, Gavin Green reacts to winning a year’s supply of beer and Eddie Pepperell tells us why he decided to give a spectator one of his clubs. Plus, there’s also a raft of Ryder Cup chat ahead of this week’s final qualifying event, the Made In Denmark.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall speak to a mightily relieved Paul Waring after the Englishman claimed a first European Tour title at the two-hundredth time of asking at the Nordea Masters. There’s also reaction from Sweden from runner-up Thomas Aiken, third place Maximillian Kiefer and Thorbjorn Olesen, who by finishing fourth, now occupies an automatic qualifying spot for the European Ryder Cup team. The guys also look ahead and make predictions for the next event, the D+D Real Czech Masters in Prague.

Brooks Koepka won the US PGA Championship, his second Major title of 2018, holding off his childhood golfing heroes Tiger Woods and Adam Scott. We hear from all three players, as well as defending champion Justin Thomas, who threatened to win again at Bellerive Country Club.

Robert Lee and Jamie Spence are joined by U.S. broadcaster Bob Bubka to analyse the action in St. Louis and talk about the eight men who have qualified for Jim Furyk’s U.S. Ryder Cup team as of right.

Plus, Robert and Jamie fill you in on the medals won at the European Golf Team Championships at Gleneagles and preview the next event on the Race to Dubai, the Nordea Masters in Sweden.

Justin Thomas jumped back up to World Number 2 after victory in the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club. The American’s first World Golf Championships title comes in the week before he tries to win back-to-back US PGA Championship titles.

We hear from Thomas, as well as Thørbjorn Olesen and Dustin Johnson who both Tied 3rd in Ohio, as Dan Roebuck, Robert Lee and US golf broadcaster Bob Bubka review the action. 

Dan and Rob also look back on Gaganjeet Bhullar’s victory in the week’s other European Tour event, the Fiji International presented by Fiji Airways.

There’s a full preview of 2018’s fourth Major at Bellerive Country Club, with the thoughts of defending champion Justin Thomas as well Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods.

We discuss the week’s other tournament winners and chat about the European Golf Team Championships at Gleneagles.

Richard McEvoy chats to the Race to Dubai Show, the day after winning his maiden European Tour event after 17 years of trying. The 39-year-old holed a 20-foot putt on the 72nd green to become Porsche European Open champion.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth review the Englishman’s win in Hamburg – ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ gets a mention, you’ll have to listen to find out why - and they hear from the profoundly deaf German amateur Allen John who finished Tied 2nd.

There’s also an exclusive interview with Miguel Angel Jiménez, who triumphed at St Andrews in The Senior Open Presented By Rolex.

And we preview both the WGC–Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone Country Club and the Fiji International presented by Fiji Airways.

A dramatic final day of The 147th Open Championship saw Francesco Molinari claim the coveted Claret Jug at Carnoustie, becoming the first Italian to win any of golf’s four Major titles.

Richard Kaufman, Paul Eales and Matt Adams review a great week on the Angus links, where Molinari held off the likes of Rory McIlroy, Jordan Spieth, Justin Rose and a certain Tiger Woods, with the fourteen-time Major winner topping the leaderboard during his final round.

We hear from the new Champion Golfer of the Year, as well as some of Francesco Molinari’s closest challengers in Scotland.

There’s also a preview of the next event on the European Tour, the Porsche European Open.

As we build up to the 147th Open Championship, Brandon Stone reflects on shooting a 60 in his final round to win the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open. Dan Roebuck and Kim Thomas review all the action at Gullane while Eddie Pepperell, Jens Dantorp and Trevor Immelman reflect on their performances prior to Carnoustie.

Rickie Fowler and Tiger Woods feature in our preview of The Open while commentator Matt Adams tells us which other Americans are likely to perform well in the 3rd major championship of the year.

Russell Knox joins the Race to Dubai Show for the second successive week, but this time it’s after being crowned champion of the fourth event in the Rolex Series, the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open hosted by the Rory Foundation. The Scot tells Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee about his stunning play-off victory at Ballyliffin Golf Club as well as the dilemma he faces as England continue to impress at the World Cup. There’s more reaction from Ireland from runner-up Ryan Fox and defending champion Jon Rahm, while the guys also preview and make their predictions for the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.

This week, we hear a shocked Alex Noren reflect on his tenth European Tour victory at the HNA Open de France. Robert Lee and Jamie Spence review all the action at Le Golf National and speak exclusively with co-runner up Russell Knox about his performance in Paris and the upcoming events in the Race to Dubai.

Julian Suri also reflects on his performance in France and there is reaction from Francesco Molinari after his first win on the PGA Tour.

We also comprehensively preview the next Rolex Series event – the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Hosted By The Rory Foundation.

Two exclusive guests on the show this week: Matt Wallace speaks with Dan Roebuck and Ewen Murray after his second European Tour win of the season at the BMW International Open and Aaron Rai reflects on a hole-in-one which earned him a brand new BMW.

Martin Kaymer, Thorbjørn Olesen and Mikko Korhonen reflect on their performances in Germany, there is reaction from Bubba Watson after his 3rd win of the season and Gary Player reveals why he revered the late Peter Thomson CBE.

We also comprehensively preview the next Rolex Series event – the HNA Open de France at the Le Golf National.

Congratulations to Brooks Koepka, who triumphed at the US Open for the second year on the trot. He beat Race To Dubai champion Tommy Fleetwood by a single shot.

Dan Roebuck, Richard Boxall and US broadcaster Bob Bubka analyse the action and issues out of Shinnecock Hills.  

They hear from Koepka and Fleetwood, as well as Masters winner Patrick Reed, who was third, and former Open champion Henrik Stenson, who finished in a tie for sixth place.

Plus, there’s a preview of this week’s European Tour event in Germany, the BMW International Open.

New world number one Dustin Johnson speaks ahead of the US Open at Shinnecock Hills, as American broadcaster Bob Bubka joins Robert Lee and Jamie Spence to preview the year’s second major.

There’s an exclusive interview with Shot Clock Masters champion Mikko Korhonen, after the Finn clinched his maiden European Tour title.

We also hear from Connor Syme and Raphaël Jacquelin who were second and third in Austria, plus there's praise from around the golfing world for the event’s innovative format and speedy play.

Dan Roebuck and John Hawksworth hear from Thørbjorn Olesen after his 5th European Tour success. The Dane's Italian Open victory moves him move right into contention for the European Ryder Cup team.

Francesco Molinari, Lee Slattery, Andy Sullivan, Graeme McDowell and Lee Westwood all speak following Top 5 finishes, while 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett joins us to chat exclusively about his battle back to form, after making the Top 10 at the Gardagolf Country Club.

There’s also a preview of another innovative event on the European Tour, the Shot Clock Masters in Austria, where players will have to beat the clock as well as each other.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee speak exclusively to new BMW PGA Champion Franceso Molinari after the Italian held off Rory McIlroy to claim the first Rolex Series of the year and his 5th European Tour title. Molinari talks us through his bogey free final round and also looks ahead to his home event this week on the Race to Dubai, the Italian Open. We also hear from Wentworth contenders Alex Noren and Lucas Bjerregaard and get the thoughts of new world number 3, Justin Rose, after his most recent victory in the States.

Robert Lee and Ewen Murray speak exclusively to Adrian Otaegui following his second European Tour success at the inaugural Belgian Knockout. The Spaniard discusses the influence Jose Maria Olazabal has had on his career as well as his plans to make Thomas Bjorn’s Ryder Cup side in September. Plus there’s also an in-depth preview of the first Rolex Series event of the year, the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

Robert Lee and John Hawksworth review the Rocco Forte Sicilian Open where Joakim Lagergren claimed his first European Tour title. We speak exclusively to the Swede and also hear from runner-up Mike Lorenzo-Vera and Andy Sullivan, who finished in a tie for third. Plus there’s a preview of the next event, the inaugural Belgian Knockout.

Robert Lee and Paul Eales look back on Ireland’s spectacular win at the GolfSixes and speak exclusively to one half of the triumphant duo in the form of Paul Dunne. The guys also discuss who has the best hair on Tour, whilst there are predictions and previews of the next event, the Rocco Forte Sicilian Open.

Robert Lee and Richard Boxall review Alexander Bjork’s maiden European Tour victory at the Volvo China Open, hearing from the champion as well as challengers Adrian Otaegui and Matt Wallace. The latter encountered a snake on his way to the first tee on Sunday so Rob regales reptile tales of his own while there’s also ABBA and Jungle Book chat with Eddie Pepperell as the Englishman prepares to take part in this week’s GolfSixes event.

Robert Lee and Ewen Murray review a victory for France’s Alex Levy in the Trophee Hassan II and hear from the now five-time European Tour winner.

There’s reaction too from Alvaro Quiros, who led after each of the first three rounds but ended up in second place, as well as from Alex Björk, Joakim Lagergren and Andrea Pavan, who all Tied 3rd in Morocco.

Plus, there’s a preview of the Volvo China Open, the next stop on the Race to Dubai, which is played on a course that lies beneath the Great Wall of China.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee review Jon Rahm’s win at his home event, the Open de Espana, hearing from the man himself as well as closest challengers Paul Dunne and Nacho Elvira. Rob reveals hapless on-course advice given to him by his former caddie while the guys also discuss Tommy Fleetwood playing 18 holes with Pep Guardiola, the fact Dan’s never had a drive-thru and how Edoardo Molinari reacted to Juventus’ exit from the Champions League. The latter also features in our preview of the next event, the Trophee Hassan II.

Dan Roebuck and Richard Boxall are joined by US golf broadcaster Matt Adams to review The Masters, where Patrick Reed claimed his maiden Major title. We hear from Reed, as well as his American compatriot Rickie Fowler, who was second. The trio also discuss Top 5 finishers Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy, as well as defending champion Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods. Plus, Dan and Boxie look ahead to this week’s Open de España on the outskirts of Madrid, where world number 4 Rahm is the star attraction.

Dan Roebuck, Jamie Spence and Jack Hayward look ahead to the first major of the year, previewing what could be a particularly memorable Masters at Augusta National. We hear from last year's winner, Sergio Garcia, and some of this year's major contenders for the Green Jacket, such as Rory McIlroy, Justin Rose and Jordan Spieth. We also hear from European Tour player, Ian Poulter, who secured the final Masters qualification spot in dramatic style, winning the Houston Open over the weekend.

Dan Roebuck and John Hawksworth are joined by veteran US golf broadcaster Bob Bubka to look back on the WGC - Dell Technologies Match Play where Bubba Watson swept to a stunning victory in Austin, Texas. We hear from the American as well as from Alex Noren, who impressed en route to a third place finish. Plus, there’s also the very latest ahead of next month’s Masters including the thoughts of Rory McIlroy as he prepares to launch another bid for the career grand slam at Augusta National.

Rory McIlroy heads to Texas for this week's WGC - Dell Technologies Match Play as a winner once again, after success in the States. The former world number 1 talks about his return to form, duelling with Tiger Woods and about his memories of the late, great Arnold Palmer. Robert Lee and Richard Boxall preview the WGC event at the Austin Country Club, where a really strong field is headed by the current world leader and defending champion Dustin Johnson. There are some early thoughts on The Masters at Augusta, reminiscences about playing at Muthaiga Golf Club in Kenya and tales of the former Canadian golfer Jerry Anderson, who sadly died recently.

Dan Roebuck and Robert Lee review the Hero Indian Open success of Matt Wallace, who clinched his second European Tour title after a play-off against fellow Englishman Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston. They hear from both players, as well as third-placed Sihwan Kim, the new Indian star Shubhankar Sharmar and Pablo Larrazábal, who talks about his dash across Delhi. Plus, with The Masters just three weeks away, we talk about an encouraging week for both Paul Casey and 14-time Major winner Tiger Woods.

Robert Lee and Jamie Spence look back on victories for Phil Mickelson at the WGC – Mexico Championship and George Coetzee at the Tshwane Open. We speak exclusively to the latter about his latest win and how he avoids sharks whilst surfing in his native South Africa. Plus there’s also a look ahead to the next event, the Hero Indian Open.

Dan Roebuck and Paul Eales speak exclusively to Eddie Pepperell following the Englishman’s maiden European Tour triumph at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. Runner-up Oliver Fisher and third place Marcus Kinhult also feature, as do previews of this week’s events, the WGC Mexico Championship and the Tshwane Open.

Joost Luiten wins his sixth European Tour title at the NBO Oman Open then chats about it exclusively to Dan Roebuck, John Hawksworth and Jamie Kennedy. And with the Winter Olympics underway in South Korea, the Dutchman reveals his ski jumping past! 

We also hear from England’s Chris Wood, who Luiten duelled with throughout Sunday, from Julien Guerrier who finished third and from Matthew Southgate, who talks about a remarkable on-course coincidence. 

Plus, there’s a full preview of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters – the final event on this season’s Desert Swing.