@CaddieWyatt Great idea, but you forgot the most important thing in making a viral post. Everyone does.
If you pay attention, you may notice it but it’s not for everyone. Only for those who want to be successful and grow their IQ.
You may say it’s simple, but it’s genius.
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This has to be one of the strangest decisions of @pgatour when it comes to being in the entertainment business. If it was up to me I’d be focusing more on Monday qualifiers. There’s a movie script story nearly every week. I’d give the leading qualifier a tv draw and get a tv crew to follow him for the week. I would do this even more so in the signature events. We could have a “tin cup” story any given week. Could you imagine a struggling pro finishing in the top 10 and winning half a million. Nobody would begrudge that payout.
@acaseofthegolf1 One of the hardest workers with the best attitude in all of golf. If you ever wanted to cheer for a guy who hasn’t made it yet, Joseph is your guy
@CaddieWyatt@wingstop Random American history fact: this was pretty much how it used to work until we realized having a vice president who is sour about losing the presidency is a bad idea.
@acaseofthegolf1 Couldn’t agree more. Having been through that ceremony last year and knowing the emotions of the guys who just made it and just missed it, I really want to hear from them. Great job building anticipation then they just cut out so quickly!
“I realized quickly that this world’s a whole lot more than just about golf.”
@Jimmy_Stanger was 13 years old when his best friend Harris Armstrong died from a spinal cord tumor.
This week, Armstrong will be on Stanger’s mind when he tees it up in his hometown @ValsparChamp.
Rookie @Jimmy_Stanger grew up attending @ValsparChamp, even volunteering on the range and as a standard bearer.
This week, he’ll tee it up for the first time as a PGA TOUR member just outside of his hometown of Tampa.