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Will Doctor breaks down latest at Torrey Pines and also talks Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed's return to PGA TOUR. Also hear from Justin Rose, Seamus Power, Joel Dahmen, and Brooks Koepka heading into Farmers weekend. 

Will Doctor previews the weekend in the world of golf, talks Scheffler/Brown scenario, hearing from leaders at Dubai, takes your calls and more!

Adam Parmer, PGA TOUR caddie for Max Greyserman, joins the show

Gear up for 2026! With the PGA TOUR returning at the Sony Open and DP World Tour in Dubai, we discuss Kapalua's stunning recovery (and why the Sentry isn't there), Maui water issues, and a third Hawaiian event.This week's golf: Korn Ferry Tour kicks off in the Bahamas with top up and coming talent  LIV Promotions at Black Diamond Ranch: Key storylines, familiar names, and rising prospects Deep dive into 2026 majors: Masters, PGA (Aronimink), U.S. Open (Shinnecock), Open (Royal Birkdale) Analysis on Scheffler, Rory, Aberg, Rahm, Fleetwood, Fitzpatrick, MacIntyre, Henley, and more Plus: LIV signings (Detry, Smylie), TGL broadcast critique, and season excitement. Follow the show on socials: X: @drmedia59Instagram: @kingdoctor1

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The 51st & final week of pro golf in 2025 is here! We’re breaking down the DP World Tour’s Mauritius Open at Heritage La Réserve – a weak field with just 4 top-100 players, but massive storylines on the line.  Key Topics: Can defending champ John Parry repeat at different golf course?  Jayden Schaper fresh off the Dunhill win – back-to-back possible at 9/1? Ryan Gerard chasing a top-4 finish to crack the OWGR top 50 & steal a Masters invite from Sam Stevens/Pendrith Angel Ayora, Eugenio Chacarra, Daniel Brown & more top of the board Scottie Scheffler wins 4th straight Player of the Year (joining Tiger) after a 6-win season w/ 2 majors 21-year-old Aldrich Potgieter named Rookie of the Year – the future of South African golf is  (Schaper, Burke, Lamprecht, Maas & more) Cadillac becomes title sponsor of the Miami Signature Event – what does the packed 2026 April schedule mean? Drop your plays and questions @drmedia59 on X.  Follow the show on Instagram @kingdoctor1 and listen live from 8-9am on Saturday morning on ESPN 97.5 Houston & ESPN Houston app

Fresh off one of the most ridiculous rounds any of us have ever heard, 15-under 56 at Seven Canyons in Sedona the day after Thanksgiving, Kevin Dougherty joins the show to talk life on (and just off) the Korn Ferry Tour. The 34-year-old Dallas resident has been a fixture on the Korn Ferry Tour since 2017, a perennial bubble guy who’s lived every emotion this brutal developmental tour can throw at you: 2018 finished 26th the year the top 25 earned PGA TOUR cards, 2019 finished 33rd and on the wrong side of the cut line, 2023 finally broke through at 22nd to earn his 2024 PGA TOUR card back when 30 guys graduated, 2025 delivered four top-10s, a runner-up at The Ascendent, five additional top-25s, and a comfortable 35th on the points list to keep full status. We dive into how he processes all those near-misses, why he skipped Q-School this fall despite being in great form, and whether the current five-card promotion and the ever-shrinking number of guaranteed cards is good for the game. Kevin also takes us inside that historic 56 at Seven Canyons, the Tom Weiskopf-designed gem in Sedona where his late grandfather was a founding member, and why that course and that week with family will be burned into his memory forever. We go back to 2013 and his runaway win at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate in Dallas, look at a leaderboard loaded with future stars (teammates Wyndham Clark, Talor Gooch, Austin Smotherman, plus Bryson DeChambeau and Victor Perez), and ask: Did he have any idea he was part of one of the most loaded college fields of the last 20 years? Plus offseason routine (do the clubs ever actually get put away?), living in Dallas, still getting out to Royal Oaks, and his dream North Texas money-game foursome, the mental shift that finally got him over the hump in 2023, and a whole lot of talk about close calls and why he still believes his best golf is ahead of him. Whether you’re a golf sicko or just love a great underdog story, this conversation with one of the nicest and longest guys in pro golf is an absolute must-listen. Pull up a chair, Cowboy fans, this one’s for you.

Will Doctor gives you the sharpest preview and picks for the Alfred Dunhill Championship and Final Stage of Q School