This week on Quiet Please Golf, Nelly Korda adds another accolade to her remarkable career with Player of the Year honors, while the Internet Invitational has everyone talking — is creator golf becoming the next big thing? We also tackle a question that could change the future of golf instruction: Is artificial intelligence replacing the PGA professional, or simply giving instructors another tool in the bag? And if we haven't run out of time — or opinions — we'll follow the money as billions of dollars pour into golf course acquisitions and the business of the game continues to evolve!

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Is LIV 2.0 falling apart before it gets off the ground? The Quiet Please crew digs into the uncertainty surrounding LIV’s next chapter, breaks down the PGA’s press conference looking ahead to the Ryder Cup, and weighs in on the Internet Invitational as golf’s online personalities command the spotlight.

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the game continues to evolve as TGL announces major expansion plans — is technology-driven team golf becoming the next big thing? Meanwhile, Vijay Singh turns back the clock, capturing the season-ending SAS Championship and becoming the second-oldest winner in PGA Tour Champions history. We also celebrate historic Merion Golf Club being named the USGA's fourth U.S. Open anchor site, cementing its place among America's most treasured championship venues. And, of course, our own Andy Hydorn delivers his latest LIV Report — because what's a Quiet Please episode without a little LIV controversy?

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Big changes and even bigger conversations this week on Quiet Please Golf as we kick off an exciting new chapter with Athlon Sports, bringing our weekly golf banter to a much bigger stage! We dive into the latest developments surrounding LIV Golf 2.0, while YouTube golf continues to heat up with names like Kevin Hart, LeBron James, and whatever Min Woo Lee has cooking. Meanwhile, TGL is making moves, with Jackson Koivun and Brooks Koepka joining Motor City Golf Club, an extended ESPN television partnership, and more action on the horizon. New partnerships, new personalities, and a changing golf landscape — same opinions, same laughs, and absolutely no shortage of things to talk about!

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This week on Quiet Please Golf, are equipment regulations finally coming to the professional game — and could golf be headed toward two different sets of rules for the pros and the rest of us? We also look ahead to the Presidents Cup at Medinah and ask whether the Internationals can finally turn this event into a real rivalry, while the uncertainty surrounding LIV 2.0 continues as some of its biggest names weigh what comes next. Balls, drivers, team golf and LIV drama — there should be no shortage of opinions around the table this week

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, the golf world is changing fast as LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, raising new questions about what happens next for its players and the professional game. Meanwhile, the Walker Cup delivered an epic finish at Lahinch, with Great Britain & Ireland completing the greatest comeback in the event’s history, and the Solheim Cup takes center stage this week in the Netherlands. With the Presidents Cup approaching and more changes coming to the professional golf calendar, we ask a bigger question: in an increasingly individual and fractured game, is team golf actually more important than ever?

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, our own Andy Hydorn claims the Texas Senior Amateur in dramatic fashion, we recap all the action from the Solheim Cup, and look ahead to the Presidents Cup and another chapter of international team golf. And, if the show doesn’t run too long today, we’ll tackle slow play — a topic near and dear to every golfer who’s ever stood in the fairway wondering, “What the hell are they doing up there?”

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This week on Quiet Please Golf Podcast, Scottie is doing Scottie things again — capturing his second FedEx Cup and, in the process, blowing past Tiger Woods to become the PGA Tour’s all-time career money leader. We go inside a national championship as our own Andy Hydorn shares his experience competing at the U.S. Senior Amateur at Baltimore Country Club, including an impressive T5 finish in stroke play. And just when you thought the Good Good story might disappear, the fallout keeps growing — proving that sometimes the biggest golf stories have very little to do with what happens inside the ropes.

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