S1E4 Imposter Syndrome
Ahead of the U.S. Open, fun-loving and self-deprecating Joel Dahmen must embrace growing responsibilities if he wants a place as a top professional golfer.
This immersive documentary series follows a diverse group of professional golfers - on and off the course - during a relentless season of competition.
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Ahead of the U.S. Open, fun-loving and self-deprecating Joel Dahmen must embrace growing responsibilities if he wants a place as a top professional golfer.
The Ryder Cup gets off to a shaky start for Team USA. Tensions run high after an incident on the 18th green. The epic battle comes to an emotional end.
Scottie Scheffler is the man to beat at the Masters — but newcomer Ludvig Åberg is hot on his heels. Amateur Neal Shipley strives to prove himself.
The Presidents Cup offers Team USA a chance to shake off its Ryder Cup loss. Camilo Villegas helps lead the international team after a personal tragedy.
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