I’m amazed by what Alex Prager, Jack Davison, and Jimmy Chin created for “What Holds Us,” all shot on iPhone 18 Pro. These images stay with you and really capture the power of human connection.
Defending my 2025 title at the FedEx Open de France this week. I rely on clean data to sharpen my game—and that's what @ActianCorp does best.
This time, I’m teaming up with them to do a give away!
• Autographed Actian head cover
• Titleist driver
Here's how to enter:
✅ Like and repost
✅ Follow me and @ActianCorp
✅ Tag a fellow golfer in the replies
Ends: Thursday, September 24 at 8pm EDT
Winner announced: Monday, September 28 at 8pm EDT
Must be in the U.S. to enter*
Please see the Terms and Conditions for this Giveaway at: https://t.co/UGeTyh1CdM (https://t.co/BsMv9HsghD)
#FedExOpenDeFrance #DataDriven #Giveaway
interesting
in some sense, NEAR could execute what ETH aspired to years ago
i.e., it scaled via sharding & is now acting as the hub between many chains
perhaps with a few tokenomics changes, you could bring back the programmable money dream
monitoring
*mute tweet*
My favorite essay from The Manual.
There are a lot of things you can practice in life, but the more you practice this, the better off you’re going to be in nearly any situation.
https://t.co/DouNO91k6K
Thoughts from Biltmore Asheville:
-Top 25 isn’t the worst start I think after a few weeks off. Definitely some parts of my game was rusty but a good putting week smoothed things over a bunch.
-Golf swing is such a weird thing. It’s constantly changing for me. My misses were over draws (with my driver) for the last month of my regular season, and it was that way while I was practicing before I came here. But then, starting Tuesday, I started missing it right. I have zero idea why that change happened 😅. It doesn’t matter why and I worked on it to get the swing closer to neutral and for the most part, I did a really good job. It’s much easier for me to make an overdraw straight than a right miss to go straight.
-What were those adjustments? Mostly just swinging it as fast as I could off the tee. That helps me release it better and hit my draws. I felt pretty good with my irons so it was mostly the driver.
-I do think aimpoint has definitely improved my consistency with my putting. I didn’t get to practice my putting much when I was back home but aimpoint makes the adjustments to the speed of the greens much easier. I don’t have to rely on my eyes and feel as much. I also feel like I have a good system in place to make adjustments as needed mentally of what I want to think while putting.
-Asheville was a very cool spot. Interestingly, it sits near like 5 bigger cities. There were some really nice homes surrounding the golf course. Course was on the easy side but had some fun holes that I enjoyed playing.
-Onto the French open! Excited to defend!
For our latest @FordMustang GTD, we’re honoring American race car driver Craig Breedlove, who in 1965 smashed the 600mph land speed barrier…rocketing across Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats in his turbo-jet powered Spirit of America. Craig paired American ingenuity with pure courage and grit to become the first person in history to reach 500mph and 600mph. Our new Mustang GTD Spirit of America features a special livery, inspired by Craig’s iconic vehicle. This is just one of the exciting updates coming to Mustang GTD in 2027. We can't let our competition have all the fun!