Kevin Kisner joins Trey Wingo for his most unfiltered interview yet — a deep dive into the future of golf, Tiger Woods’ legacy, the LIV–PGA divide, the reality of golf broadcasting, and the truth about today’s Tour players from someone who’s lived it.

Kisner breaks down how NBC approached him out of nowhere to jump into the broadcast booth, why he literally laughed at the idea, what it felt like stepping into a chaotic production truck for the first time, and how he learned the rhythm and timing of live television. He explains the difference between great analysts and bad TV, how Dan Hicks guides the booth, and why “knowing when not to talk” is the hardest—and most important—skill on air.

From there, the conversation goes deep into the Tour: the mental grind, losing your card, rebuilding confidence, competing at the highest levels, and how golf humbles even the best players. Kisner details what it was really like facing Tiger Woods during Peak Tiger, why Tiger’s dominance changed the sport forever, and how modern players still compare themselves to that standard.

Kiz and Trey also get into the PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf debate: • Why some players thrived after leaving and others have struggled

• Whether the LIV schedule hurts major championship performance

• What returning to the PGA Tour would actually look like

• How the Tour’s leadership change could reshape the entire ecosystem

They discuss the future of TGL, how younger players should be developed, the Champions Tour age debate, and why the Tour’s schedule and audience strategy is going to look completely different over the next few years.

Kisner goes beyond the headlines—sharing stories about Tiger texting him about college football, the real conversations players have about pressure, the shots that haunt professionals, and the mental tricks golfers use to survive at the highest level.

If you love golf, Tiger stories, behind-the-scenes TV insight, Tour politics, or the future of the sport, this is a must-watch.

Kevin Kisner doesn’t hold back — and this conversation pulls back the curtain on golf like never before.