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This week on Golf Rehab, Pete's putting has officially become a problem, and he's starting to wonder whether a putting lesson might be cheaper than buying another putter.

Pete and James get stuck into the week in golf, including Shane Lowry's huge Irish Open win, the Solheim Cup, Carlotta Ciganda's ruthless revenge, Charlie Hull's questionable headwear and the latest drama surrounding LIV Golf.

There's also plenty of Australian golf chat, including the Wagga Pro-Am, the NSW Regional Open, Pete's new status as a "senior" golfer and the early-morning round at Beverly Park that ended with Pete being attacked by a magpie.

The boys also discuss their plans to play 72 holes in a day for Kids' Cancer, including a rather dangerous new donation challenge, and hatch a plan to hit 200 shots between them in an attempt to make a hole-in-one.

Here is the link to donate: https://www.longestday.org.au/fundraisers/golfrehab

Then things get a little more serious as they talk about golf's mental side — from Charlie Woods losing his temper to Sergio Garcia's putting demons and Zach Johnson's four-outcome mindset.

Plus, the listener question of the week: what's the best golf course you've played in Australia or anywhere in the world?

Another week of golf, gear, travel, tour news, questionable decisions and absolutely no sign that either of these two is recovering.

Because Golf Rehab isn't about recovering from golf. It's accepting that none of us ever will.