Greg Chalmers

Greg Chalmers, a PGA Tour professional and two-time Australian Open champion, shares insights from his recent T14 finish at the Australian Open. He discusses the challenges of Royal Queensland's lengthy course, the excitement of competing against top talent, and the importance of the tournament to him. Greg reflects on his performance, including a remarkable round of 66 and improvements in his putting. He also touches on the vibrant atmosphere and interaction with fans, while sharing a fun caddie story from his past successes.

Greg Chalmers, a seasoned PGA Tour professional, dives into the complexities of the DP World Tour and its uncertain future. He passionately discusses how granting PGA Tour access to top ten DP World players may turn the European circuit into a feeder tour, weakening its sponsorship and competition. Chalmers also highlights the fairness issues for Korn Ferry graduates and warns of the long-term damage to talent and field quality. The conversation touches on the historical prestige of the European Tour and hints at potential pathways for college players seeking to break into the PGA.

PGA Tour player Greg Chalmers joins Mark and Lou to tackle the age-old question of who is the greatest golfer ever. They dissect Gary Player's top choices and explore the difficulties of comparing players across different eras. Lou discusses how modern golf's accessibility and competition elevates the sport, while Chalmers offers insights on the barriers faced by past players. The trio debates criteria for ranking greatness, considers the legacy of iconic figures, and reflects on Tiger Woods’ profound impact on golf's global appeal.