All the Rory McIlroy near misses, memorable key stories and stars to look out for in 2025 appear in a special year-end awards edition of the Sky Sports Golf podcast.
DP World Tour star David Howell and Robert Lee join regular host Josh Antman to break down another eventful year in the sport, with Scottie Schaeffler and Nelly Korda enjoying great rides and Xander Schauffele making major history.
The trio discuss what their favorite shot of the year is, with Bryson DeChambeau winning the US Open up and down the 72nd hole at Pinehurst, and multiple McIlroy efforts featuring on their shortlist.
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The Sky Sports Golf Podcast has selected Robert McIntyre’s emotional victories at the Canadian and Scottish Open as its Moment of the Year for 2024.
McIlroy has enjoyed four world victories, but has also finished runner-up four times during an eventful 2024, winning the DP World Tour to Dubai for the sixth time, with much debate surrounding his season and how close he came to turning his career around. campaign.
There’s a closer look at Korda’s season – she has won seven times on the LPGA Tour, including five straight victories and a second major title, plus a look at some of the players who have enjoyed breakout years on the 2024 DP World Tour.
They look back at some of the year’s funny moments, including dramatic celebrations at the Presidents Cup and a commentary blunder at another event, while also noting Robert McIntyre’s success and Schaeffler’s dramatic arrest during the PGA Championship.
All four men’s and five women’s majors will again be shown exclusively on Sky Sports in 2025, with McIlroy getting another chance to end his long drought and achieve his first major success since the 2014 PGA Championship.
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In the Sky Sports Golf Podcast 2024 review, this hilarious mash-up in the comments box was given the funniest moment of the year
The panel will render its ruling on whether 2025 will be the year McIlroy makes the world number five, and whether Scheffler can continue his dominance to remain at the top of the world rankings, as well as considering what Charlie Hull needs to do in the women’s game.
“she [Hull] And he told me to Sky Sports Golf Podcast. “She needs to win regular LPGA Tour events and beat some of those tournaments. They have five majors in the women’s game and it’s hard to peak in a given week.
“You tend to win majors because you win other championships, unless it’s rare, so she needs to focus on that. The majors will come when they come, but she needs to win more often.”
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Excerpts from the third day of the Aramco Team Championship in Riyadh, where Charlie Hall achieved her first global win since 2022
“There’s no one like Charlie, not even in the men’s game. She’s one of a kind and a lot of fun to watch. As a player and as a competitor, she just needs to find a way that can get her over the line even more.” mostly.”
The 2025 preview also includes a look ahead to the Ryder Cup, but how do guests think Luke Donald’s team will fare for Bethpage Black and the fans as they bid for historic away success?
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