European Tour Race to Dubai Golf Podcast European Tour

Jorge Campillo joins Robert Lee, John Hawksworth and Matt Cooper to discuss his epic victory in the Qatar Masters. We also hear from Paul Casey on Ryder Cup gamesmanship, Tyrrell Hatton on a big win in Florida, while Rory McIlroy looks ahead to the Masters. Plus, English golfer Lee Slattery opens up about losing his European Tour card in 2019.

Finland’s Sami Valimaki joins Robert Lee, Jamie Spence and Kit Alexander after winning his first European Tour title at the Oman Open. We also hear from Brandon Stone and Adrien Saddier, and we look ahead to a new era of golf at this week’s Commercial Bank Qatar Masters.

Patrick Reed’s victory, Jon Rahm’s hole in one, Rory McIlroy’s frustrating finish. Robert Lee, Rhys Davies and Chris Ryan reflect on a brilliant WGC – Mexico Championship. Plus Joost Luiten joins us live from Oman as he attempts to earn his second career win at the Oman Open. 

Adam Scott built on his European Tour victory last time out at the Australian PGA Championship with another win in The States. Was that the perfect preparation for the WGC - Mexico Championship? Dan Roebuck, Richard Boxall and Bob Bubka debate the week’s talking points and sift through the field at the Chapultepec Golf Club, where world number 1 Rory McIlroy will try to complete the ‘WGC Slam’. We also look ahead to Whistling Straits in September and predict which players might be teeing it up in the 43rd Ryder Cup.

Min Woo Lee joins Dan Roebuck and Jamie Spence to discuss his maiden European Tour win in the ISPS Handa Vic Open. It was the first mixed event of 2020, as Hee Young Park took the LPGA title. In a Race to Dubai special, The Jazzy Golfer also joins the guys to discuss the European Tour’s drive to make golf inclusive, while previewing the other ground-breaking mixed events this season.

Graeme McDowell targets more glory after winning the Saudi International, his first European Tour title in 2,037 days. We hear from the 2010 US Open winner, along with Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson. We also discuss hangover cures, slow play, Rory McIlroy’s mind-set, and the revolutionary ISPS Handa Vic Open.