@eighteenholes18@GolfweekNichols That's absolutely insane. The vast majority of the time, the most affected area is the fairway where they're supposed to hit it. Plus "learning how mud affects it" is impossible as it's not a constant. That's the point.
@DreKnott we came looking for you on Sunday to get another selfie with you like we did in 2019. Unfortunately we couldn't track you down. Hopefully next time !
@NoLayingUp@highnoonsunsips Can't tell whether you guys had a few cocktails or just not enough sleep. Talking over each other. Not staying on any topic. Cmon. You're the gold standard but this episode was not it.
@yesh222@justbeinggin Exactly. Was scary in the moment but this using their heads realized that almost everyone running was in a straight line and then a couple hundred feet later there was calm. Not a funny prank but not letting people stop me from living or living in fear
@DavidPSampson hello David. Today you gave a great look into the relationship between owner, GM and manager. Can you give a look behind the curtain on an NFL team with the salary cap element? Do owners tell coaches who to play similarly?
@LouStagner I mean I would, but God forbid I do anything to slow down the round. People need their recreation to be finished fast. Absolutely have to rush through my fun to make sure I'm not playing slow. But yes, fix all pitch marks
@Dale20933632 @peterjkostis@OWGRltd@LIVGolfInv So rules of engagement just don't apply? Despite the fact that those rules were in effect long before this tour?