Flipping the Script: Why the LPGA’s Moment Is Now

We talk Open drama, Scottie’s quiet killer mindset, and what fulfillment really means off the course.Jamar Eaton breaks down the big storylines from Royal Portrush, Scheffler’s ice-cold dominance, and the emotional weight behind the wins. Plus: early takes on the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black and where the season goes next.Scottie Scheffler interview (20 minute mark)

Jamar Eaton breaks down the drama from the U.S. Open at Oakmont—big moments, bigger questions. From unforgettable shots to leadership shake-ups, he explores where the game is headed, who’s being left out, and why golf’s next chapter needs to be more inclusive—a sharp, honest look at the state of the sport.

It’s the longest day in golf—and the most inspiring. Jamar Eaton dives into US Open qualifying drama, where thousands chase a dream and only a few survive. We break down the grind, the heartbreak, and the stories that give you chills. Plus: Scotty Scheffler continues his heater (yes, he’s Himothy), and Maja Stark makes major history at the US Women's Open.Chapters:00:00 The Longest Day in Golf07:22 Winners Circle Recap12:46 US Open Qualifying Drama18:51 Max Homa's Caddy Situation25:28 Diversity in Golf and US Open Qualifying31:31 Heartwarming Stories from Qualifying34:00 Looking Ahead: Upcoming Events and Tech in Golf

Winners weren’t the only ones making moves last week. In this episode of LoopedIN, Jamar Eaton breaks down the PGA, LPGA, and Korn Ferry Tour champs—then dives into the real headline: the LPGA’s new commissioner and why this is the moment to flip the script. We're talking brand, culture, and how storytelling could make the LPGA unstoppable.Chapters00:00 Welcome and Recap of Culture Club08:36 Recap of Winners Last Week From Major & Minor Tours10:32 The Future of the LPGA20:41 Changes in the PGA Tour Championship FormatMalbon WomenFore All Golf

Jamar Eaton breaks down the highs and lows of the PGA Championship—digging into course setup, standout performances, and the buzz around “Driver Gate.” From Scheffler’s steady brilliance to Bryson’s grind and Rahm’s take on competition, we explore what this tournament says about the game’s current state.

Rory’s back. Jordan Brand takes over The Grove. Malbon drops at The Masters. Golf’s having a moment—and we’re breaking it all down. On course, off course, and into the culture.