After Augusta: Why We Keep Coming Back

Austin Smotherman won two in a row after waiting 100 starts for his first. Andrew Novak broke through in Mexico with a tournament-record 25 under and a putter he found in a cupboard. Jon Rahm spoke in Abu Dhabi, rejected LIV 2.0, and left a reported $100M+ behind. Plus: Butch Harmon says modern teachers lost the ability to watch the ball, and the DP World Tour schedule grind.Music: "Hillbilly Swing" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.

Last episode we called it — "Rahm Might Be Going." Well, Rahm's gone. Officially out of LIV.In episode 3, Brant breaks down Jon Rahm's court-confirmed LIV exit, what the bankruptcy hearing actually said, and where Rahm plays now — starting with Abu Dhabi, Nov 5–8, against Rory McIlroy and defending champ Aaron Rai. Plus: Connor Lemieux shooting his dad's number (66) to Monday-qualify for his first PGA Tour start, the Creator Classic getting shelved, Steph Curry x Miura irons, three bold predictions (including Rahm winning Abu Dhabi), and a pro tip on playing the format that makes you better.Follow One More Nine, share it with your golf group chat, and we'll see you for one more nine.

Michael Brennan is 24 with 3 PGA Tour wins and a swing drawing Rory comps — the next wave is here. Meanwhile Jon Rahm might be walking away from LIV, and the Tour locker room is split on letting him back. Plus: Vaughn Taylor's win ten years in the making, three bold predictions I'm putting on the record, and a free tip from the lesson tee.Follow One More Nine for golf talk every week.

Augusta just ended, and now you want to play. This short episode is about the Masters and the feeling that keeps golfers coming back.