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In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Peggy Kusinski of NBC Chicago to discuss how she first got into golf and how it has changed her life. MyGolfSpy founder Adam Beach then joined the show to discuss various golf gear. Later, Wisconsin.golf writer Gary D'Amato joined the program to discuss the latest PGA Tour news.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Joliet Park District superintendent John Ekstrom to discuss the life of a golf course superintendent. Later, Illinois PGA pro Kurt Kollmeyer joined the show for the Swing Thoughts segment in which he shared advice for amateur golfers.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by sportswriter James Dodson to discuss his favorite memories on the golf course with his children, in honor of Father's Day weekend. Later, Ron Green Jr. of Global Golf Post joined the show to discuss covering the PGA Tour during the coronavirus pandemic.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito recapped the golf action of the past week, which included PGA Tour member Nick Watney testing positive for COVID-19. What could the fallout be from that? Later, Illinois PGA professional Dan Kochevar joined the show to offer advice for listeners in a new segment called Swing Thoughts.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Sarah Longo, who's the widow of the late Peter Longo, who gave golf tips on WGN-TV’s Instant Replay show. Chicago District Golf Association executive director Robert Markionni then joined the show to discuss how he has handled golf's return during the pandemic. Later, Golf Channel reporter Todd Lewis joined the program to discuss the Charles Schwab Challenge, which he's covering at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito discussed the PGA Tour returning for the first time since the pandemic hit. Later, Cory Puryear of Pure Golf joined the show to discuss his work with local PGA Tour members as well as amateurs. Puryear is a golf fitness guru.

In the second hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Nick Hardy, a Northbrook native who's a member of the Korn Ferry Tour, about how upcoming tournaments are handling play during the pandemic. John Deer Classic director Clair Peterson then joined the show to discuss the decision to cancel the tournament this year. Later, Drew Davison of the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram joined the program to discuss how media members will have to operate while covering tournaments this summer.

In the first hour, Barry Cronin and Mike Esposito were joined by Tim Miles, who runs many golf courses around Chicago, about how his courses have handled the pandemic and how they hope to recover what they've lost so far this year. Later, Dr. Stephen Schrantz of the University of Chicago Medical Center joined the show to offer his medical expertise and discuss how safe it is to play golf right now.

In the final hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman were joined by Hall of Fame journalist Len Ziehm before holding the Lesson Tee with with Travis Johns, the club professional and director of instruction at Medinah Country Club. Later, they spent some time saying farewell to the 2019 golf season.

Steve Olken and Ed Sherman opened the season finale show by discussing Rory McIlroy winning the FedEx Cup before debating who should be the Player of the Year. Later, they brought you the season-ending edition of Birdies & Bogeys.

In the second hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman were joined by Jason Mengel, the director of the 2020 Ryder Cup. The Lesson Tee was then with Dan Sheldon, the PGA professional and director of instruction at Ruth Lake Country Club. Later, they were joined by Mark Klausner, who recently purchased the Eagle Ridge Resort and Spa.

Steve Olken and Ed Sherman opened their show by recapping the BMW Championship at Medinah last week before discussing if that was Tiger Woods' last time competing in Chicago. They also provided an update on the FedEx Cup rankings and ended the hour with another edition of Birdies & Bogeys.

In the second hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman were joined by Golf Channel analyst Mark Rolfing to discuss the BMW Championship and the Jackson Park project. The Lesson Tee was with Rob Saunders before the guys ended the hour by being joined by Bears legend Bobby Douglass.

In the first hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman reacted to the latest from the BMW Championship in Medinah. Joe LaCava, who caddies for Tiger Woods, then joined the show for a wide-ranging discussion before the guys ended the hour with another edition of Birdies & Bogeys.

In the second hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman were joined by Western Golf Association senior vice president Vince Pellegrino to discuss the upcoming BMW Championship. The Lesson Tee was then with Julian Thompson of Ravinia Green before the guys welcomed on Ron Cassidy to discuss the upcoming Scorecard Invitational later Saturday.

In the first hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman previewed the upcoming BMW Championship at Medinah next week. They also played sound from an interview that golf analyst Paul Azinger had on the Score earlier in the week, discussed the Illinois Open winner and had another rendition of Birdies & Bogeys.

In the second hour of the Scorecard Steve & Bob preview Medinah with Ryan Potts, the Lesson Tee is with Ethan Roush, and they end the hour discussing the importance of staying fit for golf with Mark Palmiri.

In the first hour of the Scorecard Steve Olken and Bob Schulz react to Brooks Koepka's win, they preview Medinah, play an interview with Billy Rosinia, and later in the hour it's the always popular Birdies & Bogeys.

In the second hour, Ed Sherman and Rick Camp were joined by Tim Cronin to discuss Medinah and the upcoming BMW Championship. The Lesson Tee was with Michael Wenzel, and the guys then ended the hour with John Hawkins, who shared his thoughts about the Open and the other majors this season.

In the first hour, Ed Sherman and Rick Camp first shared their reaction to Shane Lowry winning the British Open. They also discussed what they thought were the best majors of the 2010s and reviewed the 2019 majors before conducting another edition of Birdies & Bogeys.