The Draw hosts Nathan and Brian recap the major pro golf storylines. Hannah Green dominated with three wins this month, including back-to-back victories in Australia on the Ladies European Tour.

At the Fortinent Founders Cup on the LPGA Tour, the hosts cover Hyo Joo Kim's wire-to-wire win and her eighth title as well as Nelly Korda's rally and eventual bogey on hole 17. Nathan and Brian go on to praise the LPGA Tour for its improved NBC/Golf Channel television coverage.

On the PGA Tour, Matt Fitzpatrick won the Valspar Championship after last week’s Players near-miss, with discussion of Sungjae Im’s rust and Fitzpatrick raising pace-of-play concerns. In China, Jordan Gumberg won the Hainan Classic for his second DP World Tour title

The hosts then preview this week's events and share their picks, from the Ford Championship to the Hero Indian Open to the Texas Children's Houston Open, noting Scheffler’s withdrawal and Masters-qualification implications.

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In this episode of The Draw, hosts Nathan and Brian dive into how Hannah Green gave Aussies something to cheer for when she won the Women’s Australian Open on the Ladies European Tour, becoming the first Australian woman - since Karrie Webb - to win the event since 2014. To add to the excitement, Aussie Cassie Porter shot a Sunday course record to finish T2.

The hosts then cover the Players Championship, where Cameron Young beat Matthew Fitzpatrick after Ludvig Åberg’s back-nine water penalties. It was hard to miss Young's huge drive on 18 to help seal the deal. A fun storyline coming out of TPC Sawgrass was YouTube-taught pro Sudarshan Yellamaraju posting a T5 finish and winning $925,000 before announcing his withdrawal from the Valspar Championship.

Previews this week include the LPGA's Fortinet Founders Cup, the DP World Tour's Hainan Classic and the PGA Tour's Valspar Championship.

The hosts also discuss commissioner Jay Monahan’s proposed PGA Tour changes, including a shorter season and more match play.

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In this episode of The Draw, hosts Nathan and Brian recap the busiest week in golf so far and preview some "major" events.

On the DP World Tour, Dan Bradbury won the 2026 Joburg Open for his third career win and second at the event, moving him up the Race to Dubai standings. At the Blue Bay LPGA in China, Mi Hyang Lee earned her first win since 2017, ending a 9-year drought.

On the PGA Tour, Ricky Castillo won the Puerto Rico Open for his first title after nearly skipping the event, while 18-year-old Blades Brown led late but made a triple and finished third; at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Akshay Bhatia beat Daniel Berger in a playoff that is now considered controversial due to his broomstick putter.

The hosts also preview the Players Championship while discussing Rory and Scheffler storylines. They go one to celebrate a TGL Tom Kim hole-in-one comeback, and end by announcing Europe named Luke Donald their Ryder Cup captain again while the U.S. captain remains undecided.

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Golf season is really starting to pick up, as evidenced in this episode of The Draw. Hosts Nathan and Brian dive into the golf news from all over the world.

To start, Hannah Green wins the HSBC Women’s World Championship for the second time, though it's her first victory with her husband on the bag. On the DP World Tour, 22-year-old South African Casey Jarvis wins back-to-back, continuing a trend of home players excelling in national opens.

On the PGA Tour, Nico Echavarria wins the Cognizant Classic after Shane Lowry’s late collapse; they discuss Lowry’s difficulty closing and praise the Kevin Kisner–Smylie Kaufman broadcast.

The hosts then preview and make picks for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Puerto Rico Open, Joburg Open and Blue Bay LPGA.

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This episode of The Draw recaps a busy week across all golf tours. On the LPGA Tour, world No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul won the Honda LPGA Thailand for her first victory in her home country. Host Nathan Rarick praises the expanded live Golf Channel coverage and early season wins by Thitikul and Nelly Korda that we actually got to witness. The women are teeing off at the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore this week, with defending winner Lydia Ko and most of the top 25 players in the world in the field.

On the PGA Tour, Jacob Bridgeman won the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club, holding off Rory McIlroy and Kurt Kitayama to earn $4 million and 700 FedExCup points. Then, he withdrew from the Cognizant Classic this coming week.

On the DP World Tour, 22-year-old South African Casey Jarvis earned his first win at the Magical Kenya Open, closing with an eagle and birdie after weather delays. Attention now turns to the Investec South African Open at Stellenbosch Golf Club this week.

Lastly, Nathan notes the latest athlete joining WTGL, Michelle Wie West, and discusses the growth of TGL/WTGL.

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In this episode of the Draw, hosts Brian and Nathan excitedly dive into Anthony Kim's win, noting his arduous journey and a positive prognosis from Tiger Woods.

They also celebrate Collin Morikawa's return to the winner's circle on the PGA Tour with his win at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The hosts then preview the 2026 Genesis Invitational, where Tiger Woods will be hosting but not competing; however, he hasn't taken the Masters completely off his schedule yet. The hosts then dive into Sam Burns and his future major championship performances.

The LPGA Tour is back with its first event of the first Asian swing - the Honda LPGA Thailand, where Angel Yin looks to defend her title. The DP World Tour also heads to Africa for the Magical Kenya Open.

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In this episode of The Draw, the hosts discuss the recent performances of emerging golf superstar Chris Gotterup, who has secured two wins early in the PGA Tour season. They highlight his unconventional swing and impressive gameplay, particularly his playoff victory against Hideki Matsuyama at the 2026 WM Phoenix Open.

The episode also covers Patrick Reed's strong performance on the DP World Tour and speculates about his potential inclusion in upcoming international team events. Additionally, the hosts preview the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and make predictions for the event, while also discussing recent comments by Brandel Chamblee on the status of the Players Championship as a major.

Lastly, they discuss Charlie Woods committing to Florida State University for college golf.

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In this episode of The Draw, cohosts Nathan Rarick and Brian Koefoot discuss the drama from this past weekend of golf, including a three-man playoff on the DP World Tour where Freddy Schott triumphed over Patrick Reed and Calum Hill and the LPGA Tour's first event of the season - the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions - controversially canceling its final round despite playable conditions.

They go on to highlight Justin Rose's commanding seven-stroke victory at Torrey Pines, making him the English golfer with the most PGA Tour wins.

Brian and Nathan also highlight upcoming events, such as the WM Phoenix Open, the Qatar Masters and LIV Golf's season opener in Saudi Arabia and end with a discussion on LIV Golf receiving Official World Golf Ranking points.

The Draw is a Fairway to Green podcast. See all episodes at www.fairwaytogreen.com.