Quiet Please! With Mel and Kira

This week, Kira and Mel preview the US Open at Shinnecock Hills, swap the storylines they’re keeping an eye on, and share their winners and losers. They recap recent tour news, the LPGA’s Dow Championship in Midland, MI, and discuss Bud Cauley’s first PGA Tour win after a severe accident and long recovery. Plus, Nelly Korda’s New York press tour after her US Women’s Open win is a huge hit, and Mel has a less than ideal shush of the week.
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Kira and Mel recap a huge week at the US Women’s Open at Riviera, where Nelly Korda won her fourth major after a shaky opening round and the putt that went around the world. They discuss Charley Hull’s late charge and Gabby Lopez’s run, plus Alison Lee’s Cinderella storyline and Michelle Wie West’s last start in the USWO with her daughter Makenna by her side. Plus, Kira’s time as a golf fan, Mel continues to crush it with her hair down on Live From, and Golf’s Longest Day.
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It’s the biggest week in women’s golf and Mel and Kira preview the US Women’s Open at Riviera by trading their players, picks to win, and storylines to watch. They are then joined by Charley Hull for the raw Charley Hull experience and discuss life on tour, how she preps for majors, her ideas for growing crowds and atmosphere on the LPGA, life off the golf course and the silly girly chat you can’t get anywhere else.
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On this episode of Quiet Please! Kira and Mel recap their first late-night run together on the Golf Central desk in Connecticut while covering the NCAA Women’s Championship, share Memorial Day weekend stories, and detour into a debate about Princeton reunions and Harry and Meghan. They highlight Lottie Woad’s success and what makes her a Solheim Cup “weapon,” preview NCAA match play, and discuss Eastern Michigan’s Cinderella run. On the PGA Tour, they cover Wyndham Clark’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson win at 30-under and what it could mean for his redemption arc.

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On this episode of Quiet Please, Kira and Mel recap Aaron Rai’s PGA Championship win, and reveal the real reason he uses iron covers. They discuss the course setup, complaints about difficulty and pin positions, and Jon Rahm’s encouraging major performance, along with Alex Smalley’s near-breakthrough and his mom filming every shot for data. They touch on Bryson DeChambeau’s missed cut, content-vs-competition balance, and his unique equipment choices. Beyond the major, they spotlight Leona Harm’s LET win in Germany, Lottie Woad’s LPGA win, and some major complaints about airport transportation.

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