The final major of the year is here, and we have the great Karen Stupples on to preview the week at Royal Porthcawl. Karen will be on the ground as an on course reporter in Wales and has plenty of experience in the Women's Open dating back to her 2004 victory at Sunningdale. Karen also shares her insights on Lottie Woad as her professional career started off with a bang winning the Women's Scottish Open this past week.

It was an off week for the women, but there's still plenty to talk about. Meg and Matthew chat about the Euro adventures players went on during their time off, preview this week's ISPS Handa Women's Scottish Open, and then welcome in Golfweek's Beth Ann Nichols to discuss what Craig Kessler should tackle during his first few months as LPGA Commissioner.

Bonus episode! After one of the best major championship finishes ever, we are thrilled to have Grace Kim on to talk about her insane victory at Evian. Graces talks about struggling early on during the final round, what was going through her mind during the playoff, and celebrating the win with her fellow Australians.

Meg and Matthew come down from the high of an insanely fun finish at The Evian Championship, recapping all of the madness from one of the most action packed major finishes in recent memory. Grace Kim's eagle-birdie-finish, Jeeno's close call, Lottie's chase, and everything in between is covered, plus other odds and ends from a crazy week in France.

Majors season rolls on, and Meg and Matthew are talking all things Evian. They go deep into the history of the tournament and talk through the positives and negatives of the past few decades. Things get wrapped up with a few beer garden stories and their picks for who will win the fourth major of the year.

Meg and Matthew have high praise for the alternate shot playoff at the Dow Championship where Somi Lee and Jin Hee Im came out on top. Next, they cover the latest news and happenings before welcoming on Auston Kim. Auston talks about her T2 finish at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, how she kept thing together down the stretch, and what the finish means for her young career.

Bonus episode! Fresh off her third major victory on Sunday at Fields Ranch East, Minjee Lee joins Meg and Matthew to chat all things Frisco. They discuss her difficult 2024, what she did in the offseason to get her motivation back, and how she rose above one of the toughest setups in recent memory.

Minjee Lee survived a grueling week in Frisco to capture her third major championship. Meg and Matthew chat about what impressed them the most from Minjee's performance during one of the most difficult weeks in recent history. Next, they get into the debate around how Fields Ranch East was set up and offer a rebuttal to the many, many comments and criticisms from players in the field.

Majors season rolls on with the KPMG Women's PGA Championship this week at Fields Ranch East in Frisco, Texas. Meg and Matthew cover the main storylines, offer some course insights, and give a few predictions and picks. They are then joined by two-time major winner Stacy Lewis who played an important role alongside KPMG and the PGA of America in reviving the major into what it is today.

It's a grab bag of an episode as Meg and Matthew chat about Jennifer Kupcho's ShopRite Classic victory, a rough week off the course for Asterisk Talley, and an extremely impressive accomplishment from Lucy Li. Stay tuned at the end of the episode for a re-airing of our interview with U.S. Women's Open champion, Maja Stark.

Recently crowned U.S. Women's Open Champion Maja Stark joins Meg and Matthew for a short chat about her breakthrough win at Erin Hills. From searching for confidence at the start of the week to becoming a first time major winner and everything in between, it was a thrill having Maja on to talk about the biggest win of her career.

Maja Stark claims the biggest win of her young career with a U.S. Women's Open victory at Erin Hills. Meg and Matthew talk about what impressed them most about Maja's win, discuss Nelly's round and putter woes, and breakdown all the ways in which this event is the best showcase in women's golf. With more golf on the horizon, they end the episode previewing this week's event, the ShopRite LPGA Classic.

It's a bonus episode as we're halfway through the U.S. Women's Open at Erin Hills. Meg fills in Matthew on all the happenings from the ground in Wisconsin where Mao Saigo is poised to grab the first two legs of the Grand Slam. A handful of exciting chasers are on her heels including Nelly Korda. Pace of play, Meg's tweet about sitting down, cheese curds, and much more are discussed as we're shaping up for an exciting weekend before a champion is crowned.

Before Meg and Matthew tackle all things U.S. Women's Open, they discuss the big news of the week. The LPGA has a new commissioner and his name is Craig Kessler. Once commish chat is over, it's on to Erin Hills. The USGA's Senior Director of Championships, Shannon Rouillard comes on to discuss course setup, and then Tiff Joh, Assistant Coach of the U.S. National Development Program talks about her 2008 USGA Pub Links victory at Erin Hills and what young talent to keep an eye out for this week. Lastly, picks and predictions are made for the biggest event of the year.

The LPGA was off last week, so Meg and Matthew take a deep dive into a controversial U.S. Women's Open qualifier in Florida and try to decipher the meaning behind the MEXICO sponsorship of this week's Riviera Maya Open at Mayakoba. Once that's settled, they're joined by two-time LPGA winner and 10th ranked player in the world, Lauren Coughlin. Lauren talks about what clicked for her last year, what it's like working with Bob Rotella, how she got paired up with Annika Sörenstam's former caddie, and what she hopes to accomplish this year.

Meg and Matthew recap a Mizuho victory for Jeeno Thitikul, cover the latest news and notes in the women's game, and dig into a surprising trend with the new pace of play policy. They are then joined by this week's guest, Lindy Duncan. Lindy shares what is was like coming down the stretch at Chevron with a chance to win the biggest tournament of her long career. She then talks about her viral Instagram post about the experience and the overwhelmingly positive response she's gotten from players and fans.

After a recap of the Black Desert Championship, Matthew's former boss, Michelle Wie West, joins The Mixed Bag to talk about how she became tournament host for this week's Mizuho Americas Open. She also shares her thoughts on what the new LPGA Commissioner will need to tackle and where the league can make improvements. Matthew and Michelle wrap things up by sharing a few stories and some good banter from their time working together.

Meg and Matthew try their best to explain what went down at the Chevron Championship. Backboarding, flubbed chips, three putts, a drowning scare and so much more happened in the final hours of the women's first major. After breaking down the on course action, they dive into the questions and concerns around the event now that it's three years into its move to Texas.

The first major of the year is here and we're talking all things Chevron Championship. Justin Ray of Twenty First Group joins Meg and Matthew to discuss the course, the players, and how he thinks things will shake out this week. From favorites to under the radar players to watch, we'll get you ready for what's poised to be a big week in the world of women's golf.

With all of the golfing world focused on The Masters, Meg and Matthew start off the show trying to explain the rollercoaster that was Rory McIlroy's win at Augusta National. Next, they dig into the latest news in women's golf before diving into a preview of this week's event, the JM Eagle LA Championship. Matthew has some notes on the course and some thoughts on Lexi Thompson teeing it up this week as a retiree. They are then joined by LPGA rookie Kate Smith-Stroh who shares how her first few months on tour have gone, what goals she has for the season, and how she's gearing up for the first major of the year.