Show Notes
In this edition of 'Talking Golf with Ann Liguori,' Ann recaps Nelly Korda’s thrilling victory at the U.S. Women’s Open, sits down with filmmaker and actor Ed Burns to discuss his new film Finnegan’s Foursome, and previews the Travelers Championship with Tournament Director Nathan Grube.
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In this edition of 'Talking Golf with Ann Liguori,' Ann catches up on the latest developments surrounding LIV Golf and the high-profile players facing major career decisions. Veteran golf journalist Bob Harig joins Ann to break down the shifting landscape of professional golf, from Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau to the future of LIV Golf, the PGA Tour’s restructuring plans, and what it all means for the players, fans, and the future of the game. Don’t miss this insightful conversation!
On this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, Ann recaps an unforgettable Presidents Cup at Medinah Country Club, where Team USA staged a spectacular comeback to defeat the International Team, 17–13. Then it’s off to Ireland! Ann shares highlights from her recent trip to Southwest Ireland, including being at the Irish Open where Ireland's own Shane Lowry won in dramatic fashion, playing in the Amgen Irish Open Pro-Am at Doonbeg and exploring some of the region’s legendary golf history. Ann sits down with Ivan Morris, President of Limerick Golf Club, accomplished amateur golfer and author of eight books. They talk about the many outstanding courses in SW Ireland, Ivan's memories from Tiger Woods' visit to Limerick Golf Club and about the excitement building toward the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor.
In this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, Ann sits down with Alison Metcalfe, EVP, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Tourism Ireland, to discuss an extraordinary time for golf in Ireland, with some of the game’s biggest championships taking center stage. Ann and Alison preview three major events taking place in SW Ireland: the Walker Cup at Lahinch Golf Club, September 5–6, 2026, the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, September 10–13, 2026, and the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, September 13–19, 2027. They also discuss why Ireland remains one of the world’s most sought-after golf destinations, the growing number of Americans traveling to Ireland, the country’s spectacular links courses, exciting new golf developments, and the unique combination of golf, scenery, culture and warm Irish hospitality that keeps visitors coming back.
In this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, Ann visits with longtime friend Brian Shaw, Head Golf Professional at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Ireland in Doonbeg, as they preview the Amgen Irish Open, taking place the week of September 7. Ann and Brian discuss the rich history of Doonbeg, the tremendous excitement surrounding the Irish Open, and the outstanding field of players competing. They also talk about The Walker Cup taking place at historic Lahinch Golf Club, just 20 minutes north of Doonbeg, and the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, and what makes this spectacular region of County Clare in SW Ireland so special. From the legendary Irish hospitality to the magnificent links courses and breathtaking scenery, Ann and Brian share why golfers who experience this remarkable part of Ireland keep coming back for more.
In this edition of Talking Golf with Ann Liguori, Ann recaps Scottie Scheffler’s incredible FedEx Cup Championship victory, his second Fed Ex Cup Championship title in three years. Ann also gets on her soapbox about the Good Good ad debacle and the disturbing issues surrounding the controversial commercial. Then it’s off to Ireland! Ann visits with Brian Shaw, longtime Head Golf Professional at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel Ireland in Doonbeg, for an extensive preview of the 2026 Amgen Irish Open, September 10–13. From the spectacular links at Doonbeg and its unique challenges to the championship’s history, the star-studded field and the excitement building throughout County Clare, Ann and Brian cover all aspects of the exciting Irish Open championship, in addition to the Walker Cup at Lahinch and the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor.