The GolfForever Play Without Limits Show The GolfForever Team

Two-time major champion, 2023 Ryder Cup Captain and GolfForever Tour Athlete Zach Johnson visits with Jon, whom he’s known for almost 30 years, to talk life, PGA TOUR, LIV Golf and, yes, his candid take of what went down as he captained Team USA to a 16.5-11.5 loss against Team Europe last fall in Rome. You don’t want to miss this one.

Jon sits down with top PGA Tour trainer and GolfForever contributor, Dr. Troy Van Biezen, to discuss Van Biezen’s 21-year career working with the world’s best golfers — including four World No. 1s and GolfForever’s Scottie Scheffler — as well as what went wrong for Team USA at the Ryder Cup in Rome and simple ways you can improve your body to play golf without limits.

Onsite reporter for NBC Sports Group and Co-Host of GOLF TODAY on Golf Channel, Damon Hack, gives Jon a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s like to be around the best athletes in the world and at the epicenter of unprecedented and turbulent times in the world of golf. He also shares how he continues to stay motivated to take care of his health with the demands of a job and life of which many of us can identify — a.k.a. his commitment to “The Shred Thread.”

Fresh off a practice session with coach Randy Smith and good friend Scottie Scheffler, GolfForever Tour Athlete Ryan Palmer discusses how he’s stayed competitive and fit as a 47-year-old on the PGA Tour, the Ryan Palmer Foundation, LIV Golf and the state of the PGA Tour, and how he thinks fellow GolfForever Tour Athlete Zach Johnson did with his Ryder Cup Captain’s picks ahead of Team USA’s bid to win on foreign soil for the first time in 30 years.

Jon hosts special guest, Justin Leonard — a 12-time PGA Tour winner, major champion and integral part of GolfForever from the start — to discuss Justin’s resurgence in professional golf on the PGA Tour Champions and his prediction of Team USA’s chances to win overseas for the first time in 30 years at the upcoming Ryder Cup in Rome.

Jon and Jeremy discuss how Jeremy’s childhood as an aspiring pro skateboarder led to him becoming a world-renowned pain relief specialist and founder of one of the most innovative companies in golf that’s changing the perception of golfers that it’s just as important to work on your body as it is your swing.