Only one can walk away with the ultimate prize of being crowned the champion of Big Break.

Some familiar faces return for revenge, and the last remaining spot in the Championship Match is filled.

With the 100-point mark now within reach for all of those remaining, it's now anyone's game to win that elusive bye into the Championship Match.

The 100-point mark is squarely in the sights of one competitor and a bye into the championship seems like a foregone conclusion.

The value of Championship Points becomes even more apparent as one competitor will only get one shot to save herself.

With decision making at a premium, once again, one choice threatens to turn the competition onto an entirely different track.

Another twist in the points race leaves some competitors haunted by past decisions, and surprise guest LPGA player Gerina Pillar makes life difficult for those remaining.

It's a race to win immunity in a challenge where slow play is the ultimate penalty.

Just three days into the competition, energy and points are running low for some players, and the consequences could be devastating.

LPGA player Yani Tseng is the ultimate ringer, and a major twist turns the competition upside down.

One bad decision could mean elimination on the first day of competition.

Final head-to-head matchup will determine the champion of Big Break: Prince Edward Island.

Final three golfers battle to stay alive.

With the final four determined, the waning daylight may delay the competition.

With numbers dwindling, one of the five remaining competitors will have one, and only one, opportunity to play their way into the final four.

Following a string of dominant performances, one competitor is targeted for elimination by the remaining competitors.

One competitor pulls off a shot that was thought to be virtually impossible.

It's a matchup they've been dreaming about. One will lose sleep over it no more, and the other will have to deal with the consequences.

Friends and enemies team up and face off as the mental makeup of the remaining competitors is stressed to its breaking point.

A budding "alliance" is put to the test, and an epic showdown demonstrates that everything is possible and nothing is impossible.

Who's the guy to beat? Who's the girl to beat? The challenges tell no lies.

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.

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.

Competition to become the host of a cooking show.

"Face Off" puts on its game face in this spinoff of Syfy's popular makeup artists competition series. It features former "Face Off" all-stars matching skills in head-to-head battles, with multiple reveals and eliminations culminating in a grand prize winner. On each episode, four artists race to complete three challenges. A competitor is sent home after each challenge, and after three rounds, the artist left standing is awarded $10,000. McKenzie Westmore hosts, while Academy Award winners Ve Neill and Rick Baker serve as judges. A rotating cast of guest judges also are featured.

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.

The training and development of professional Ultimate Fighters.