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Josh is with Jamie Spence and Rob Lee this week to preview the third major of the men's golfing year - the US Open at Pinehurst. Plus, there's a review of a dramatic day at the Scandinavian Mixed.

Josh is joined by Jamie Spence and Alex Perry to review the action from a busy week of golf around the world.

We speak at length about Robert MacIntyre's first win on the PGA Tour featuring his father as his caddy at the Canadian Open. Yuka Saso claimed her second US Women's Open title, and there was another maiden win in Germany - this time for Laurie Canter at the European Open.

Plus we discuss Lexi Thompson's decision to retire from golf and look ahead to this weekend's Scandinavian Mixed in Sweden.

Josh is joined by Sophie Walker to reflect on the tragic news of Grayson Murray's death. If you've been affected by the news and would like more information on organisations that can provide you with help and support, head to sky.com/viewersupport

Sophie also previews the second major on the women's golf calendar, the US Women's Open and there's Josh's wide-ranging interview with Eddie Pepperell.

Josh is joined by Gary Murphy and Anthony Wall to dissect the PGA Championship from Valhalla which saw Xander Schauffele pick up his first major title.

As well as Schauffele's triumph we also discuss how Bryson DeChambeau might be the entertainer that golf needs, and how the dramatic events of Friday morning affected Scottie Scheffler.

Plus, we reflect on yet another win for Nelly Korda and look ahead to this weekend's Soudal Open in Belgium on the DP World Tour.

Sarah Stirk is joined by Kit Alexander and Zane Scotland to preview the second major of the year - the PGA Championship at Valhalla.

They discuss whether Rory McIlroy has found form at the perfect time, and who the main contenders are to win the tournament. Plus, Ali Stafford speaks exclusively to the sensation of last year's event, Michael Block.

Josh is joined by Henni Koyack who introduces her exclusive interview with former footballer, Gareth Bale. Gareth has become and ambassador for Steph Curry's 'Underrated Golf' and explains what the role involves.

Plus, Josh and Henni chat about dealing with nerves on the golf course, discuss 16 year old amateur, Kris Kim's sensational performance at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson and put forward some suggestions for the toughest opening holes on UK courses.