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On today’s episode of the Out of Bounds Podcast, we break down Justin Rose’s dominant win at the Farmers Insurance Open and take a look at what it means for his career moving forward. We also discuss Brooks Koepka’s return to the PGA Tour, Patrick Reed making his way back, and what those moves could mean for the landscape of professional golf.Plus, we preview the WM Phoenix Open, share our picks and predictions for the week, and talk about the storylines you should be watching.Make sure you hit that subscribe button to stay updated on the world of pro golf! Follow us on TikTok @OutofBoundsGolfPod for more! Golf is back!*We recorded this live but I ran into streaming issues that's why we uploaded after"

On this live episode of the Out of Bounds Podcast, we break down Scottie’s 20th PGA Tour win, his unreal dominance, and whether his pace puts him on a collision course with Tiger Woods in the GOAT conversation. We run through some truly ridiculous Scottie stats and what they mean for the rest of the field. We also talk Brooks Koepka’s potential return to the PGA Tour, expectations if it happens, preview the Farmers Insurance Open, discuss the future of Torrey Pines, and lock in our picks for the week. Make sure you hit that subscribe button to stay updated on the world of pro golf! Follow us on TikTok  @OutofBoundsGolfPod  for more!

Out of Bounds is back with a milestone episode — our first-ever live show. Hosts Nate Sharman and Josh Durso break down a big week in professional golf, highlighted by Chris Gotterup’s win in Hawaii. The conversation also turns to ongoing LIV Golf news, including LIV signing a new member, and what it means within the current landscape of the sport. Make sure you hit that subscribe button to stay updated on the world of pro golf! Follow us on TikTok  @OutofBoundsGolfPod  for more!

The PGA Tour season is BACK and so is Out of Bounds! Hosts Nate Sharman and Josh Durso break down the start of the season and the biggest storyline of the week: Brooks Koepka’s return to the PGA Tour after spending the last few years on LIV Golf. The conversation also covers continued LIV Golf discussion, how reunifications could impact the sport, and expectations for the 2026 PGA Tour season as professional golf continues to shift. Make sure you hit that subscribe button to stay updated on the world of pro golf! Follow us on TikTok ‪@OutofBoundsGolfPod‬ for more! Golf is back!

Josh Durso and Nate Sharman are back on Out of Bounds one day after one of the most dominant performances we’ve seen this season. Scottie Scheffler crushes the field at the CJ Cup, tying a PGA Tour event record and picking up his first win of 2025. Despite a slower start and some questions around his iron play earlier in the year, Scheffler looks locked in as he heads toward the PGA Championship. They also break down Bryson DeChambeau's win at LIV Golf Korea. Then they debate the “small field vs. full field” conversation after comments from Erik Van Rooyen, who played his way into next week’s Signature Event. Van Rooyen's strong stats raise questions about how deep the PGA Tour talent pool really is. Plus, a look ahead to the PGA Championship — Jordan Spieth’s push for the career Grand Slam, and why the Truist Championship (formerly Wells Fargo) will have a strong field even without Scottie Scheffler. Watch the entire episode below or subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. https://youtu.be/jkeictAcv98

What an absolutely insane finish. In this episode of Out of Bounds, we’re breaking down one of the wildest Masters final rounds we’ve ever seen — and how Rory’s historic win complete his career Grand Slam. We go in-depth on how it all unfolded: The early stumbles, the birdie runs, the chaos on the back nine, and that clutch playoff moment. We’re also talking about Rory’s legacy, Bryson’s salty post-round comments, and the state of Masters coverage. Of course, we’re also talking LIV performances, how our picks held up, and what’s next at the RBC Heritage.

It’s Masters Week, and Out of Bounds is locked in! Josh Durso and Nate Sharman are keeping you in-bounds with all the hype, drama, and hot takes leading up to golf’s biggest week. We break down Brian Harman’s win at Valero, Marc Leishman taking LIV Miami, and why LIV still feels unserious despite a strong field. Plus: our favorite things about The Masters, expectations (or lack thereof) for LIV guys at Augusta, and our picks to win — including a longshot you won’t want to miss. Whether it’s down the middle or out of bounds — keep on swingin’!

It was a Monday finish at TPC Sawgrass as THE PLAYERS saw it’s three-hole aggregate playoff end with Rory McIlroy capturing his second win of 2025. It was also his second PLAYERS title, which puts his already Hall of Fame worthy career into unique company. We talk about the playoff, how JJ Spaun was never able to get it going, Scottie Scheffler’s struggles to get things going this season, and where guys like Max Homa and Viktor Hovland sit after poor performances.

We’re talking about the state and speed of professional golf—as well as the rise of TGL. While there weren’t huge expectations for the upstart golf league on ESPN—it’s proven to be a hit—nearly doubling final round audiences so far this year on traditional tournament broadcasts. Check out the full-episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube, and excuse the technical issue that caused me to sound like a chipmunk. We’ll be back to regular recording sound next week.

Season 4 of Out of Bounds is here! Nate Sharman and Josh Durso kick off the 2025 season with a deep dive into the latest headlines from the world of golf. Fresh off the Sentry Tournament, where scoring records fell and Hideki Matsuyama claimed victory, the duo breaks down what’s ahead in professional golf. They recap the Sentry’s key takeaways, preview the launch of the highly anticipated TGL league, and discuss the Crypto.com Showdown—a $10 million faceoff featuring golf’s biggest stars. The episode also dives into the latest updates on the PGA-PIF deal, which inches closer to a $1.5 billion agreement. Plus, they debate who had the bigger breakout year—Xander Schauffele or Bryson DeChambeau—and who’s more likely to continue their dominance in 2025: Scottie Scheffler or Nelly Korda. Tune in and stay Out of Bounds! 🔔 Subscribe for more weekly episodes 🎧 Available on all major podcast platforms. 📲 Follow us on social media for updates.

Today on Out of Bounds we're breaking down Scottie Scheffler's 2024 season of dominance, looking ahead to the fall and Presidents Cup, and taking stock of where things stand between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. Check it out on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get podcasts!

On episode #79 of Out of Bounds we’re talking about Hideki Matsuyama’s win at the St. Jude in Memphis as the FedEx Cup playoffs enter week #2, as well as the implications of players who were on both sides of the top-50 bubble. We also dig deeper into the FedEx Cup Playoff structure, as well as the regular season, and what changes would make the biggest difference after a lackluster and steamy Sunday in Memphis. Looking ahead to the Tour’s second playoff stop in Denver, we’re talking about the players with the most to win and lose, as the finale at East Lake is mere days away.

This week on the podcast it's all about the FedEx Cup playoffs and a wild finish at the Wyndham Championship. Can anyone beat Scottie Scheffler after capturing Olympic gold heading into the playoffs? We've also got some potential changes to the PGA Tour playoffs to discuss.

This week on episode #77 of Out of Bounds it's all about reviewing major performances for 2024. The golf majors are behind us and there's new reason to debate who had the most-impressive year as Xander Schauffele captured his second major of his career (and year!). We're looking ahead at the PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Playoffs, as well as The Olympics which gets going in little more than a week.

Today on episode #76 we’re talking about The Genesis Scottish Open, LIV Andalucia, Joost Luiten losing his spot in the Olympics, and the absolute shock to the golf world that Keegan Bradley would lead team USA into the 2025 Ryder Cup.