Longtime Canadian professional golfer Alena Sharp chats with TSN's Bob Weeks about the what impresses her about the young Canadian golfers and how Golf Canada has helped foster this growth.
Vanessa Borovilos joins TSN's Bob Weeks to talk about her preparations heading into the CPKC Women's Open, heading back to Texas A&M for her third year, and looking up to Brooke Henderson.
Rory McIlroy is happy to be back at Bellerive Golf Course for the BMW Championship and feels the longer, wider setup suits him well this week. McIlroy discusses the balance between rest and competing he's trying to find, and says he knows he needs to start playing better to add another PGA Tour victory to his resume.
Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, the top two golfers in the world, weigh in on the potential of LIV Golf players returning to the PGA Tour next year. Scheffler says there has to be penalties involved but he looks forward to the chance of competing against some of the world's best players more often.
Vancouver's Anna Huang joins Kara Wagland to share how much of an impact Brooke Henderson has made in her career, saying that she was her idol growing up. The 17-year-old also shares her thoughts on the new wave of young woman players coming through the Canadian ranks.
Scottie Scheffler is coming off an eight-shot victory at the FedEx St. Jude Championship and is looking to carry that momentum into the BMW Championship, where he will be defending his title from last year. Scheffler spoke about taking on Bellerive Golf Course this week and how a new driver has renewed his confidence.
After his convincing eight-shot victory at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, can world number one Scottie Scheffler win all three FedEx Cup playoff events? Golf Talk Canada discusses.
Canadian Brooke Henderson comes in full of confidence as she looks to successfully defend her title this week at the CPKC Women’s Open.
Kara Wagland is joined by Bob Weeks to discuss Brooke Henderson's chances of defending her title this week in Edmonton at the CPKC Women's Open and why expectations are high for the top ranked Canadian golfer.
Canadian Leah John discusses her rookie season on the LPGA Tour and why she's very excited to be back on home soil for the Canadian Open.
Canadian Anna Huang is happily back on home soil for this week's CPKC Women's Open and admits she gets home sick playing overseas for most of the season.
As the CPKC Women's Open gets set to get underway in Edmonton, defending champion Brooke Henderson joined TSN's Bob Weeks to share how she feels about her game playing in front of the Canadian fans. Henderson also shares how she is able to manage playing on home soil, discusses the growth of golf in Canada and more.
Alena Sharp discusses her three week break to help heal a nagging wrist injury and why she's excited to be healthy for the CPKC Women's Open.
Canadian teenager Aphrodite Deng finished 4-under overall as the low amateur at the Canadian national women’s championship last year and ahead of this year's tournament, she spoke to TSN's Bob Weeks about her current game, what the Team Canada program has meant for her and her goals for the week.
Chris Gotterup reflects on his "awesome" season on PGA Tour.
CPKC Women's Open Tournament Director Brian Newton joins Golf Talk Canada's Adam Scully to discuss preparation and excitement for this week's tournament at Royal Mayfair Golf Club.
Brooke Henderson silenced doubters last year at the CPKC Women's Open, snapping an over two-year winless drought with a surprise victory on home soil. This year, Henderson arrives at Royal Mayfair Golf Club in Edmonton without a win in 2026, but she’s had plenty to celebrate this season and appears ready to make more history.
17-year-old Anna Huang, the second highest ranked Canadian in the world rankings (43rd), joins Golf Talk Canada's Adam Scully to discuss becoming the youngest player to win four times on the Ladies European Tour, the impact Brooke Henderson has had on young Canadian athletes coming up, and more.
What started off looking like it was going to be a tight final round ended up being all Scottie Scheffler, as he separated from the field to win the FedEx St. Jude Championship by a landslide. TSN Golf analyst Bob Weeks joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts on that and the disappointing day for the three Canadians in the field.
Scottie Scheffler was back to his dominant form Sunday, turning a two-shot lead into a runaway in the FedEx St. Jude Championship. He closed with a 4-under 66 for an eight-shot victory, the largest in the 68-year history at the TPC Southwind.
Keith Mitchell gets his feet in the water, then sends his ball to the water.
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