Jon Rahm replaced Scottie Scheffler as world No 1 after finishing two shots ahead of Max Homa at the Genesis Invitational, where Tiger Woods also made a comeback; Download and subscribe to the latest Sky Sports Golf podcast
Tuesday 21 February 2023 23:24, UK
Jon Rahm’s dominance, an eventful comeback for Tiger Woods and more players switching to LIV Golf feature in the latest edition of the Sky Sports Golf podcast.
Henni Koyack and National Club Golfer editor Alex Perry join regular host Josh Antmann to reflect on another busy week in the sport, where Rahm secured a fifth worldwide win in nine starts and moved back to world No 1 with Genesis Invitational victory.
The panel discuss whether Rahm can continue his hot streak during the Florida Swing and beyond, plus give their take on Max Homa's runner-up finish and an encouraging return to PGA Tour action from Woods.
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Koyack - a good friend of Woods - gives her view on the scrutiny surrounding the 15-time major champion giving Justin Thomas a tampon for outdriving him during the opening round at Riviera, plus describes how he performed in his first non-major PGA Tour start since October 2020.
There's chat around Thorbjorn Olesen's impressive DP World Tour victory and whether he could be a dark horse to feature at the Ryder Cup this autumn, plus about the news surrounding Team Europe hopeful Thomas Pieters being among the LIV signings for the new season.
Lydia Ko's Saudi Ladies International victory also gets a mention, along with the launch and success of the 'Full Swing' series on Netflix - accessible by Sky customers via Sky Q and Sky Glass.
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Watch the DP World Tour and PGA Tour action again this week live on Sky Sports. Live coverage from the Hero Indian Open begins on Thursday from 7.30am on Sky Sports Golf, with Featured Group coverage from the Honda Classic then beginning at 12.30pm on the same channel ahead of full coverage from 7pm.
