All the talk from the "fifth major" wasn't  about the winner Matt Kuchar bit the bizarre pre-shot antics of third round leader Kevin Na. We catch up with Australian Associated Press correspondent Ben Everill from Los Angeles and Bruce Young here in Australia to chat about that, the Australian chances heading into this week's Byron Nelson, the impact of Twitter on the professional game and an update on Jarrod Lyle. Also for those who like to follow Australia's players on the US follow Ben on Twitter at http://twitter.com/beneverill

The R&A admits to spending US$16 million tweaking it's Open venues int he last decade, Tiger Woods shuns the media in favour of taking questions direct from fans and are the Official World Golf Rankings biased against US Tour players? All that and more when Scotland on Sunday's John Huggan joins host Rod Morri on this week's TalkinGolf.

In this special combined episode of TalkinGolf and State of the Game Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and John Huggan join host Rod Morri to talk US Masters, Augusta National politics and Mike Clayton's amazing golf odyssey taking in some of America's very best golf courses. 

Somehow, Augusta National and the Masters never disappoints and that tradition continued in 2012 with the unorthodox Bubba Watson claiming his first major in a two hole play-off from 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen. Join Host Rod Morri and analyst Bruce Young as they look back on all the excitement - and some of the stories you might have missed - from another memorable US Masters.

Is Tiger really back, what does Yani Tseng have to do to get some attention and how much money do the pros make away from the golf course? All that and more when Golf World Senior Editor Ron Sirak and radio 2GB's Larry Canning join host Rod Morri to round up the week in golf.

Duelling world number ones, Yani Tseng continues to fly under the radar somehow and has Hank Haney done the wrong thing by Tiger Woods with his book The Big Miss? Join host Rod Morri and golf analyst Bruce Young as they discuss issues surrounding the game on this week's TalkinGolf

SEN Radio did an excellent interview with Jarod Lyle

The world's attention turns to the six inches of tendon behind Tiger Woods' left heel but there is plenty more to think about in the world of golf, not the least of which is the future of how we consume it. Join Host Rod Morri with Melbourne Herald Sun golf writer Mark Hayes and Scotland on Sunday's John Huggan as they break down the state of Tiger Woods plus, more interestingly, some of the question marks hanging over mainstream media as we know it and how sport might be delivered in the future.

There is a new world order in golf and the game sudeenly looks exciting for the first time since Tiger Woods' fall from grace in 2009. Join host Rod Morri, Network Ten commentator Luke Elvy and The Age golf writer Martin Blake as they dissect the importance of Rory McIlroy's rise to world number one and the impact a rivalry with Tiger Woods could have on golf into the future.

Should professional golfers be banned from spitting on course, what the Women's Australian Open tells us about the state of women's golf and YOUR chance to achieve something Tiger Woods never will - win the North Korean Golf Open. All that and more when host Rod Morri is joined by Golf Australia business columnist Jeff Centenera on this week's TalkinGolf Live...