Weeks on RBC Canadian Open, the field of Canadians, PGA targeting LIV’s top golfers and more!

The PGA Tour's future is on the brink of a seismic shift, with insiders confirming plans for a new 'Track One' tour starting in 2028 that will limit membership to just 120 elite players — effectively turning the current PGA Tour into a de facto 'Corn Fairy Plus' tier for the rest. Bob Weeks breaks down the implications: top players like Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, and Cam Smith could be granted special exemptions to return, while others face a grueling path through the DP World Tour. The move, driven by player-controlled governance, could force LIV Golf into irrelevance — but only if the PGA Tour makes bold exceptions for marquee names. Meanwhile, at the RBC Canadian Open, the course’s punishing rough is turning fairway accuracy into a survival skill, with Adam Svensson and Taylor Pendrith standing out. Pendrith’s recent switch to a center-shafted claw putter is a sign of desperation — and possibly hope — as the tour’s top talent grapples with the same mental and mechanical hurdles that keep them from winning. And in a lighter moment, Bob Weeks reveals he’s training for a half marathon, only to be playfully challenged to run a 10K the day before — a subtle but hilarious rejection of the idea. The episode captures a sport at a crossroads: between tradition and transformation, between elite dominance and systemic overhaul.