What is it like to spend a year on the DP World Tour? Davis Bryant discusses this on Any Given Monday. Davis just earned his DP World Tour card back after his rookie season. The learning curve is steep during a player's first year, and Davis talks about what it's like traveling the world and learning new courses. He just finished 10th at DPWT Q-School after a six-round marathon and he's excited to get back on tour and try again.

Chris Paisley has spent most of his pro career on the DP World Tour and won the 2018 South African Open. Soon after, he started losing his game. It's been a struggle since. In his final event this season, he took a picture of his last hole and sent it to his family knowing it might be the final competitive hole of his career. On this Any Given Monday, Paisley reflects on his journey.

With Ryan's request for social media follower questions shadow-banned, he and Mark Baldwin come up with their own ridiculous questions.

Colt Knost joins Ryan French to discuss getting his amateur status back, his pro career, life as a broadcaster, money games, and discuss college stories that a former teammate of Colt's shared with Ryan.

With Season 4 of the NEXT Golf Tour starting this week, Mark Baldwin talks with the highest-earning virtual golfer in the world, who earned starts on the DP World Tour and Hotel Planner Tour through simulator competition. Weber talks about his second chance at a career in pro golf, how he became the best virtual golfer in the world, and what it was like to live his dream on the DP World Tour. He also offers tips for players trying to improve in the simulator.

James Nitties was an Australian pro golfer with a big personality. He was on "The Big Break," played on Korn Ferry Tour for years, and spent two seasons on the PGA Tour. Now a golf broadcaster, he has some stories to tell...and you'll want to hear them on this AGM.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin take follower questions about LIV Promotions, who we're cheering for to sneak into the top 100 on the PGA Tour, the LPGA Tour adding a new Saudi-backed event, and random stories from Ryan's childhood about cards.

Sports Illustrated golf writer Bob Harig joins Ryan French to discuss his reporting on the PGA Tour's rules that penalize PGA Tour members and future PGA Tour participants who attempt to qualify at LIV Golf's Promotions event. The two also discuss the changes to LIV's format, OWGR, whether there could be a DPWT/LIV alliance on the horizon, and the legacy of Jay Monahan.

Mac Barnhardt represents many pro golfers including Lucas Glover and Andy Ogletree. Earlier this year, Mac joined AGM to talk about the future of the pro game and he continues that discussion on this week's episode. Mac has represented many of the best players in the world for decades and seen the game change.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the Trump exemption, the Internet Invitational, the Skins Game, Halloween costumes, the best golfers of all-time, and more.

At the Genesis Championship in South Korea, Jordan Gumberg came to the last hole needing an eagle to keep his DP World Tour status. He left himself with a short wedge to a tucked pin for his third shot on the par-5 18th. That's when the magic happened.

Friday Q&A is derailed by real-time story from Asian Tour Q-school. New PGA Tour member Emilio Gonzalez Interview.

Double Feature Episode: Ryan French talks with Jeffrey Kang, once the best junior golfer in the country, who lost his game and found his way back to earn a PGA Tour card. French also speaks with John VanDerLaan and his wife, Hannah, about what it means to earn a PGA Tour card after six years of grinding.

Zach Bauchou is a former college teammate of Victor Hovland who lost his game so badly that Hovland once dropped Bauchou as a partner as the Zurich Classic. Bauchou talks about losing his confidence and his recent climb to the PGA Tour.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin discuss the golf issues of the day: Colt Knost announcing he's going to get his amateur status back, promising Korn Ferry Tour grads, Asian Tour stories, advice for junior golfers, media issues, and more.

In 2022, the University of the Southwest's golf team was in a horrific van accident that killed nine people including the team's coach, Tyler James. Dayton Price suffered excruciating burns and nearly lost his legs. He was told he would likely never play golf again. After painful experimental treatments, Price began to recover. He's now playing college golf again and just shot 63 to win the third college golf tournament of the season.

Ryan French talks about the 20 KFT players graduating to the PGA Tour for the 2026 season.

Jamie Lovemark retired from professional golf last year but served as an assistant to a vice-captain at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage. Lovemark discusses what the week was like with the team, looks back on his career, and talks about the next chapter of his life.

Ryan French and Mark Baldwin take social media questions from the week about Ryan's interview with Lucas Glover, the Ryder Cup crowd, the PGA of America's response, what the Q-school season looks like for Mark and others, and more.

Major winner Lucas Glover talks about how the PGA Tour's changes are hurting professional golf. Glover discusses shrinking fields, growing purses, what fellow players are saying privately, why they don't speak out, and what keeps him motivated.