@BrianKirschner_ cantlay and henley have no business being on a USA golf roster
the way we keep getting smacked around, it isn’t our lack of talent. its the pairings and strategy
Tuesday practice groups at the Presidents Cup. Some pretty obvious partners emerging from this list...
US
- Koivun, JT, Bridgeman, Henley
- Scottie, Burns, Xander, Cantlay
- Morikawa, Gotterup, Cam Young, Wyndham
INTL
- Si Woo, Tom Kim, Fox, Scott
- Hideki, Hisatsune, Min Woo, Sungjae
- CBez, Echavarria, Taylor, Conners
@PrinceOfFlint you need a lateral shift in transition aka weight transfer. you’re just spinning your hips from the top. you basically have no transition, you get to the stop and fire your hips and hands basically simultaneously. focus on a slower transition and downswing
Former MLS midfielder and U.S. youth international Andrew Carleton shared his perspective on the debate surrounding youth development in the United States on Twitter.
“THE YOUTH SYSTEM IS NOT THE PROBLEM. Anyone telling you that either doesn’t know what they’re talking about or they’re protecting MLS.
The USMNT will never become an elite national team as long as MLS continues spending millions on young foreign players instead of giving meaningful minutes to young Americans.
Every MLS club has talented academy players who sign Homegrown deals. Fans get excited, then those players spend the next 3–4 years sitting on the bench or in MLS NEXT Pro. By the time they’re 21 or 22, the window to become truly world-class is gone.
There’s a reason the only young Americans who consistently break through in MLS are outside backs and, occasionally, center backs. Those are the positions clubs typically don’t spend big money on. Meanwhile, they invest millions in midfielders and forwards, making it nearly impossible for a 17-, 18-, or 19-year-old American to play over a 20-year-old South American the club paid a $10 million transfer fee and a multi-million-dollar salary to.
Until that changes, you can overhaul the youth system all you want—it won’t matter. If young Americans aren’t actually playing meaningful first-team minutes during their most important development years, the pipeline will never consistently produce world-class players.”
@EddieZamites@ATLWill_ if you aren’t from atlanta you can’t comment on this lol.
As others said:
People are late
There is much to do inside the stadium more than just watch the game
Concessions are dirt cheap so everyone is in line
but yeah keep pushing the false narrative lol