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First, Hank looks at how Rory McIlroy could win the U.S. Open (1:00) and then he dives into his list of favorites after the first round (5:00). Hank finishes up talking about some of his favorite clips from the announcers after the first round of the U.S. Open (12:00). 

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First, the Great Predictor Steve Johnson and Minnesota Tim Parochka discuss the 20,000 bet between Michael Breed and Sully (1:00) and then the guys dive into Mito's collapse and Justin Thomas' victory in the PGA Championship (12:00). Later, the Great Predictor shares why the area where the Charles Schwab Challenge is played is like a different world (29:00) and then Minnesota Tim provides perspective behind Tiger's performance in the PGA Championship (34:00). 

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Pitt is not the only program capping off a special season in the Peach Bowl,  Michigan State is too. 

Mike Asti was joined by Detroit sports personality (and former Pittsburgh sports reporter) Justin Rose to get the Michigan State perspective heading into the January first showdown between the Panthers and Spartans. 

Will Kenny Pickett or Kenneth Walker be a bigger loss for their respective team? Can Michigan State's defense handle Pitt's offensive attack, even without Pickett? Which program needs this win more?

Let special guest narrator Tommy Fleetwood take you back to The 127th Open at Royal Birkdale, for The Story of 1998.

The Open in 1998 had everything, from bad weather to the emergence of young stars, from great shots to fairy-tale moments, and capped off with a play-off and a great Champion. 

With contributions from the main actors in such a wonderful drama, including Mark O'Meara, Brian Watts, Justin Rose and Tiger Woods, sit back and immerse yourself in this Original Audio Documentary from The Open.

This episode has been a co-production from The R&A and IMG. Be sure to subscribe to The Open Podcasts for free on your preferred podcast platform to never miss an episode.

What does it take to play great golf? Do you know?

You’ve had rounds where everything felt easy, but you may have walked away from a great experience at a loss for how to repeat it. 

After watching those contending for the win at this year’s Masters event you might think that great golf requires things like talent, patience, courage, experience, and solid strategy. And you’d be right. 

But what great golf really comes down to is a great approach that is centered around enhancing the process side of your game rather than the outcome side. In this episode, I am going to pull back the curtain to reveal the specifics of how professional and amateur golfers play to win.

Telling some of the greatest stories in golf and in sports with ten new Original Documentaries. This week on The Open Podcasts is the story of Chris Wood, in the latest episode of Tales of The Open.

In 2008 and 2009, Chris Wood took the golfing world by storm, going from an unheralded amateur to competing for golf's original major twice before the age of 22. Having played in the Ryder Cup since, Wood has never held the Claret Jug, as the first time he does he wants to be able to keep it for a year. 

Narrator Shane O'Donoghue guides us through the 137th and 138th Opens, as the inspiring sporting story of Chris Wood's rapid rise came so close to ending in Open Championship glory.

From Tiger Woods' comeback to Brooks Koepka's banner year, Brandel Chamblee takes a look back at the top stories in golf for 2018.

Brandel Chamblee joins Will Gray to preview the 42nd Ryder Cup.

Tripp Isenhour and Brian Bateman preview this week's 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive in St. Louis. The pair look at golf course, notable groupings, and pick their winners.

Will Gray welcomes Tripp Isenhour and Brian Bateman to the podcast to preview The Open at Carnoustie. The bigger storylines include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy, Rickie Fowler, Dustin Johnson, and the golf course. Other subjects include Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, Justin Rose, and Tommy Fleetwood.

Golf Channel's Will Gray and Tripp Isenhour preview the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. The pair are also joined by Jeff Sherman from the Westgate Las Vegas Superbook to review the betting odds.

The PGA Tour heads to TPC Sawgrass for The Players Championship for the unofficial fifth major on the calendar. Golf Channel looks ahead to all the action in Ponte Vedra Beach.

Will Gray, Tripp Isenhour, and Brian Bateman preview the 2018 Masters Tournament, break down the favorites, and pick their under the radar players to watch.