Finalists compete in 18 holes of match play to determine the winner.

Three compete, but only two will move on to play for the ultimate prize.

The final four is set, and a long awaited face-off brings out the best and worst of the competitors.

The tension boils over, and one competitor is specifically targeted for elimination.

An already tense situation and questionable etiquette leads to one competitor's exile from the group.

The pressure of competition begins to wear down one competitor, and great play is attributed to luck.

A controversial comment and reaction during the immunity challenge leads to serious backlash.

One competitor starts to frustrate with spectacular play, and a weakness is detected in one of the favorites.

A surprising performance from one of the competitors turns the already unpredictable competition completely upside down.

A shocking turn of events leads to a completely unexpected matchup in the elimination challenge.

Alliances are formed and a dispute erupts among competitors.

The 12 competitors arrive and are immediately faced with a challenge that they've never experienced before.

In the season finale, the two finalists face off for an 18-hole match, the winner of which will earn over $100,000 in cash and prizes.

The four remaining players vie for an advantage which will go a long way toward determining who will play in the championship match.

The competition heats up and one of the most impressive shots in Big Break history highlights the fight for safety. The endgame for Super Immunity is in sight as the final four participants are determined.

As the field dwindles, players must negotiate the limbo wall to secure immunity. One competitor commits a costly mental mistake which could lead to disaster. A surprise development brings Super Immunity back into the discussion.

The remaining competitors take a road trip south on the Grand Strand, where choosing the right opponents could prove lucrative for one player. Accuracy off the tee is tested, and an untimely error threatens to derail one contestant's dream.

A distinctive golf course feature becomes the setting for high drama as the players battle for immunity. One competitor's timely use of a mulligan earns safety, setting up an elimination match which comes down to the last putt.

Competitors must rely on one another to earn safety as team formats rule the challenges. A shaky performance must be overcome to keep the Super Immunity out of play, while an unexpected twist sends players directly to the elimination challenge.

Players must choose teams at breakfast; and one captain bases selections on personal relationships. Meanwhile, another player makes no friends in a move that turns the entire series on an emotional roller coaster.

Players must traverse the flop wall and successfully predict their opponents' outcomes in order to gain immunity; a questionable strategy threatens to send one player home.

He usually says whatever pops into his anecdote-filled, zany mind, a trait that has made David Feherty quite popular in his role as a golf commentator for CBS, NBC and Golf Channel. It should also come in handy in this prime-time series, with the bulk of each episode being an interview Feherty conducts with a well-known sports, entertainment or political figure. The former European and PGA tour pro -- a born and bred Irishman who became a U.S. citizen in 2010 -- also shares unique golf stories and his ever-so-present observations on life's peculiarities.

Golf Channel's flagship news program, the nightly "Golf Central" presents highlights from the major golf tours and world events, plus reports and features from tournament sites.

Following the trials and tribulations of aspiring golf equipment designers.

Competition to become the host of a cooking show.

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.

Class is in session with Martin Hall, an award-winning golf teacher who has taught several players on the PGA Tour, Champions Tour and LPGA Tour. Each week his unique teaching style is on display with tips and drills utilizing an in-studio golf simulator. Joined by co-host and former "Big Break" champion Blair O'Neal, Martin also answers plenty of viewer emails and incorporates other forms of social media to help drive the show's content.