Advertise on podcast: Out of Bounds

On this episode of Out of Bounds, the guys cover a busy stretch in golf, from Viktor Hovland outlasting Scottie Scheffler in a playoff at the Travelers to the bigger-picture debate over Scheffler’s recent close calls. They also get into why the Travelers keeps delivering, Jordan Spieth’s comments on gambling, the latest Open qualifying storylines, Dustin Johnson’s major streak coming to an end, Wesley Bryan coming up just short, and what to watch at the John Deere Classic as Jackson Koivun makes his pro debut.

Wyndham Clark captured his second major championship at the U.S. Open, but much of the conversation surrounding his victory centered on fan reaction, social media controversy, and what the win means for his place in golf history. On this episode of Out of Bounds, Josh breaks down Clark's performance at Shinnecock Hills, examines several of the tournament's biggest storylines, and discusses whether criticism of the champion has become excessive. The show also explores sweeping PGA TOUR schedule changes set to begin in 2028, including the introduction of a promotion-and-relegation system, a new postseason format, and major structural changes that could reshape professional golf for years to come.

The second major of the season has arrived, and this week on Out of Bounds, we’re breaking down everything surrounding the 2026 PGA Championship — from the favorites and storylines to the players under the most pressure heading into the weekend. We’ll look at who’s peaking at the right time, which contenders could surprise people, and why this championship feels especially important with the summer golf calendar starting to take shape. Plus, we’ll dive into the latest PGA Tour headlines and what they could mean for the sport beyond this week’s tournament.

Cameron Young’s breakthrough win at the Cadillac Championship sets the stage for this episode of Out of Bounds, as the focus quickly shifts to what it means with the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow up next. Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down Young’s performance, then power rank Cameron Young, Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, and Matt Fitzpatrick heading into the second major. From there, they dive into a full preview of a loaded field in Charlotte that includes Rory, Xander Schauffele, Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Cantlay, and Viktor Hovland, before wrapping with picks and strategy for this weekend.

The latest episode of Out of Bounds digs into a busy week in pro golf, starting with the Fitzpatrick brothers’ win at the Zurich Classic and what it means beyond just the result. From there, the conversation turns to LIV Golf and the growing questions after its New Orleans event was postponed, along with what that says about the league’s future. The guys also get into the PGA TOUR’s decision to scrap the Hawaii swing and cut jobs as part of a bigger reset. On the equipment side, Justin Rose’s mid-season move to McLaren Golf and Matt Fitzpatrick sticking with decade-old irons spark a bigger debate about what actually matters in your bag. It all wraps with a preview of the Cadillac Championship at Doral and what to watch in a loaded field.

On a new episode of Out of Bounds, Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down Rory McIlroy’s second Masters win and push back on claims that extra time at Augusta National gave him an unfair advantage. The hosts argue McIlroy’s résumé already separates him from past European greats like Nick Faldo, while also examining broader takeaways from the week, including Scottie Scheffler’s consistency and broadcast shortcomings. They also discuss notable performances across the field and what the result means moving forward on the PGA Tour. The episode blends analysis with sharp commentary on media coverage, player narratives and evolving Tour dynamics.

Masters week is here, and we’re breaking down the entire field heading into Augusta National. Josh Durso and Nate Sharman analyze whether Scottie Scheffler remains the standard, what to expect from Jon Rahm and the LIV contingent, and if Rory McIlroy can deliver under pressure once again. The conversation dives into top contenders like Xander Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, and Ludvig Åberg, along with key sleepers, longshots, and players trending in both directions. Plus, we make our picks for who wins, who contends, and where this year’s Masters could take an unexpected turn.

Gary Woodland captured the Texas Children’s Houston Open with a closing 3-under 67 to finish at a tournament-record 21-under, winning by five shots over Nicolai Højgaard at Memorial Park for his first PGA Tour victory since 2019. The win — his fifth career title — caps a remarkable comeback following 2023 brain surgery and subsequent mental health challenges, as he totaled 26 birdies, led the field in strokes gained putting, and moved to No. 25 in the world ahead of the Masters Tournament. The episode also breaks down the latest developments involving Tiger Woods after his arrest in Florida tied to a rollover crash and misdemeanor charges, along with the launch of “Your Golf Tour,” a new YouTube-backed series created by Grant Horvat and the Bryan Bros.

On this episode of Out of Bounds, Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down Fitzpatrick’s win, react to storylines across the golf world — including pace-of-play frustrations, a difficult course setup, and viral moments from LIV Golf — and preview the Texas Children’s Houston Open at Memorial Park, where a reshuffled field without Scottie Scheffler sets the stage for picks and betting angles heading into the weekend.

A dramatic finish at The Players Championship headlines the latest episode of Out of Bounds, where hosts Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down Cameron Young’s career-defining victory at TPC Sawgrass. Young rallied from four shots back to beat Matt Fitzpatrick by one stroke, marking his second PGA Tour win and moving him to No. 2 in the FedEx Cup standings after a week highlighted by elite scrambling, a field-leading proximity average and a record 375-yard drive on the 72nd hole. The episode also examines Ludvig Åberg’s final-round collapse, reviews the hosts’ tournament picks, and highlights other notable performances from the weekend. The conversation also touches on Bryson DeChambeau’s playoff win at LIV Singapore and the sweeping schedule changes being explored by PGA Tour leadership that could reshape the sport’s calendar and competitive structure in the coming years.

The latest episode of Out of Bounds previews the 2026 Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, where a $25 million purse and 750 FedExCup points are on the line. The conversation centers on the tournament’s biggest storylines, including Scottie Scheffler’s pursuit of a rare third Players title and defending champion Rory McIlroy’s status after withdrawing from the Arnold Palmer Invitational with back spasms but planning to arrive at Sawgrass ahead of the event. The show also examines the PGA Tour’s ongoing generational shift, with schedule chatter, major status, and much more in play. The episode also touches on the unique challenge of TPC Sawgrass — particularly the iconic island-green 17th — and what it typically takes statistically to win one of golf’s most demanding tournaments.

Akshay Bhatia captured the biggest win of his career Sunday, defeating Daniel Berger in a playoff at the Arnold Palmer Invitational after a dramatic finish at Bay Hill. On the latest episode of the Out of Bounds podcast Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down Bhatia’s late surge, including an eagle on the 16th hole and a back-nine charge that forced extra holes. The episode also explores controversy surrounding Bhatia’s putting technique, Rory McIlroy’s withdrawal due to a back injury, Jon Rahm’s LIV Golf victory in Hong Kong, and Ricky Castillo’s first PGA Tour win at the Puerto Rico Open.

Josh Durso and Nate Sharman preview the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, one of the most difficult courses on the PGA Tour schedule. The episode breaks down the betting odds with Scottie Scheffler favored, Rory McIlroy chasing his 30th PGA Tour victory, and defending champion Russell Henley returning to defend his title. They also discuss Luke Donald’s return as Team Europe’s Ryder Cup captain for 2027, plus sleeper picks, longshot bets, and a playoff prop that might finally hit at Bay Hill. The show also touches on the Puerto Rico Open and LIV Golf’s stop in Hong Kong before wrapping up another week on the Out of Bounds podcast.

The Out of Bounds Podcast is back the morning after a wild Cognizant Classic at PGA National — and chaos ruled the final three holes. Nico Echavarria grabbed his third career PGA Tour win with back-to-back bogey-free 66s while Shane Lowry suffered one of the most shocking late collapses in recent memory, turning a three-shot lead into a double-double finish. Josh Durso and Nate Sharman break down whether the bigger story is the clutch performance or the meltdown, what Brooks Koepka’s T9 and Sunday 65 actually mean, and why this might be the start of a trend. They also hit the global wins from Casey Jarvis and Korn Ferry champion Alistair Docherty — including a fascinating equipment twist involving non-mainstream gear. Plus: the schedule debate around the Cognizant Classic, Arnold Palmer Invitational preview, Puerto Rico Open storylines, and what to watch this week across pro golf.

This week on Out of Bounds, we break down a breakout moment at Riviera as Jacob Bridgeman captures his first PGA Tour win — and does it in wire-to-wire fashion. The guys dig into what actually held up under pressure, why his putting separated him from the field, and whether this signals a legitimate new contender or just a heater week. Plus: Rory keeps knocking, Scottie climbs from last to nearly contending, and Adam Scott turns back the clock. Then the conversation shifts to the politics of pro golf. The DP World Tour hands out conditional releases to LIV players — but not Jon Rahm. What his reported refusal means, why it matters, and whether it could bleed into Ryder Cup dynamics. We wrap with a full preview of the Cognizant Classic at PGA National: why this course still demands real golf shots, why scoring trends have gotten out of hand, and who we’re backing — including a deep longshot worth watching.