Aug 19, 2026 · 55 min · 14 segments
Czabe and the Gang, Jon Guhl, John Ronis, and Buddy Christensen gather to discuss the endgame for the LIV Tour. What are Rahm's options. What do you believe? Is Bryson alone on an island? Michael…
Steve CzabanHostJohn RonisPanelist
Jon GuhlPanelistBuddy ChristensenPanelist
Ron ThomasPanelist
I believe this was, like, his, forget what number it was, eight-stroke or greater win in quite a run.

And he has now extended his World Golf Ranking points lead over number two, Rory McIlroy, by a margin that is so great that the distance between Rory at two and the end of that list is all the golfers in the world in the World Golf Ranking system.
It, it means he has a win, you know? I mean, he had an early win, I believe, and then he hasn't had a win since.
And, you know, we think about Scottie as now, and it's crazy to even think this way, but as a three, four-win-a-season, one major kinda guy.
And he's come close, but, you know, a lot of the second place finishes were also quite a bit come from behind, so he wasn't as relevant as you may have thought even though he came in second.
... well, the biggest thing that I see as a professional that elite players have is distance control.
So the ability to hit the ball the proper distance is gigantic and, um, and he does that extremely well.


Yeah, you know, seven months without a win and we think he's having a terrible season and all he's doing is leading the FedEx and the money list.

You know, after that really bad break, I watched most of the round and, um, you know, he- the ball out of the bunker that hit the sprinkler head and therefore went into the water cost him two strokes.

He had a three-stroke lead maybe at the time, got down to one, and then just, uh, bounced back to birdie the next two and, and just basically piss on everybody the rest of the way.

I believe this was, like, his, forget what number it was, eight-stroke or greater win in quite a run.

And he has now extended his World Golf Ranking points lead over number two, Rory McIlroy, by a margin that is so great that the distance between Rory at two and the end of that list is all the golfers in the world in the World Golf Ranking system.
It, it means he has a win, you know? I mean, he had an early win, I believe, and then he hasn't had a win since.
And, you know, we think about Scottie as now, and it's crazy to even think this way, but as a three, four-win-a-season, one major kinda guy.
And he's come close, but, you know, a lot of the second place finishes were also quite a bit come from behind, so he wasn't as relevant as you may have thought even though he came in second.
... well, the biggest thing that I see as a professional that elite players have is distance control.
So the ability to hit the ball the proper distance is gigantic and, um, and he does that extremely well.


Yeah, you know, seven months without a win and we think he's having a terrible season and all he's doing is leading the FedEx and the money list.

You know, after that really bad break, I watched most of the round and, um, you know, he- the ball out of the bunker that hit the sprinkler head and therefore went into the water cost him two strokes.

He had a three-stroke lead maybe at the time, got down to one, and then just, uh, bounced back to birdie the next two and, and just basically piss on everybody the rest of the way.
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