On this episode of The Draw, hosts Nathan and Brian recap last week's events before previewing the U.S. Women’s Open at Riviera Country Club this week.

On the DP World Tour, 23-year-old Kota Kaneko won the Austrian Alpine Open for his first title, surviving late drama on 18 and moving near the PGA Tour card spots via the Race to Dubai. On the Ladies European Tour, 20-year-old Helen Briem won the Jabra Ladies Open de France by seven shots for her second LET title.

On the LPGA, Céline Boutier overcame a four-shot deficit to win the 2026 ShopRite LPGA by one, her first win since 2023. On the PGA Tour, Russell Henley birdied his last three holes and won in a playoff over Eric Cole at the Charles Schwab Challenge.

They also discuss the PGA Tour schedule and sponsor changes as well as Blades Brown’s temporary membership.

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In this episode of The Draw, hosts Nathan and Brian highlight Richard Sterne’s DP World Tour comeback win—his first in 13 years after battling injuries—sealed by an eagle on 17.

On the Ladies European Tour, 17-year-old Anna Huang won her third title in eight months, rallying from six back as Kelsey Bennett’s putting cooled late. She became the youngest three-time winner on the LET.

On the PGA Tour, Wyndham Clark won the CJ Cup Byron Nelson with an 11-under 60 and led the field in putting. They also discuss teen pro Blades Brown earning special temporary membership and weighing PGA Tour starts versus Korn Ferry status.

They then go on to preview this week's events: the Jabra Ladies Open, Austrian Alpine Open, ShopRite LPGA and the Charles Schwab Challenge.

The Draw is a Fairway to Green podcast. See all episodes at www.fairwaytogreen.com.

In this episode of The Draw, hosts Nathan and Brian recap quite the week of golf, from Leonie Harm's emotional win in Germany to a winner finally emerging at the PGA Championship to Lottie Woad adding to her resume.

Harm was given less than 1% chance to live after being hit by a drunk driver. 13 years later, she birdied her last two holes to win her first professional event.

Lottie Woad ran away with the Kroger Queen City Championship to earn her second LPGA Tour title. She's aiming for the Solheim Cup team this fall, and this win certainly boosted her to the middle of the qualifying pack.

The hosts then dive into the chaos that was the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club, where there were so many leaders throughout the four days that it was only in Aaron Rai's last 5 holes that golf fans finally saw a prospective winner emerging.

Lastly, Nathan and Brian preview the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco, the Soudal Open in Belgium and the CJ Cup Byron Nelson in Dallas, Texas, this week.

The Draw is a Fairway to Green podcast. See all episodes at www.fairwaytogreen.com.