@Daniel_Rapaport I can’t understand how someone as into golf as you can believe this.
How do you rank a 20th place finish on LIV, beating whoever that is … with a 20th place finish on the PGA Tour? Beating ~100 players … who all beat out Korn Ferry players to earn their card.
… using math.
@Daniel_Rapaport@alexisohanian@WeAreLAGC Generally agree … but the spaciousness is attractive if you’re literally-never NOT riding in a cart. Just keep your name off it, unless the brand is paying you for it to be there.
@GolfloverUK I belive they went to knee height to actually make the ball land softer. Players were droping the ball from shoulder hight and too frequently it would bounce and exit the 2-club area, and then they’d get to place it. It’s not about drop-accuracy, but decreasing drop-velocity.
Last thing I’m going to say regarding anything to do with LIV because while it’s fun to spend a day dunking on people whose only way of communicating is name-calling and clown emojis, it’s exhausting.
I think it’s ok for LIV to exist. I wish it was used as a way to propel guys’ careers rather than what it is. I don’t like the format. I don’t like the atmosphere. Some people do. Fine.
I don’t blame anyone who went. Money is hard to turn down at the level it was thrown at them.
I think LIV players should be considered for Ryder Cup spots if they’ve earned it thru their play.
I want LIV to fail because I’m not going to watch it, but there are a handful of players I wish were still on Tour.
That’s it. The end.
@Tyler65301797@4golfonline No one is saying they can't be athletic. Swimming put in rules when apparel-tech was allowing the world's best athletes to smash records.
Athletes are going to athlete … I just don't see any reason to not slow the ball, and protect courses a bit.
https://t.co/E6jrdzwcng.