chancey woods

Gone fishin

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@Edmontonsun What happened to the billion trees. Think I paid.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@heatdaddy69420 Winding up the bouch horn. Steel sharpens steel.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

Hey Brenda. Get a big phat grip on nobody cares about your thoughts. #5

[Brandel Chamblee @chambleebrandel]

A lot has been made about Brooks Koepka’s possible return to the PGA Tour, some even suggesting it should be made as convenient as possible for him given his popularity and success.

I certainly disagree with this.

Allowing Brooks Koepka to return to the PGA Tour with no consequence, would undermine the very meritocratic foundations that make the PGA Tour legitimate - not because of who he is, but because of what his return with signal.

This is not about retribution, it is about precedent.

If Koepka can leave, helping to destabilize the ecosystem by joining LIV golf, and then return instantly because of talent or popularity— the message is clear: rules are for the replaceable, not the exceptional.

This is corrosive.

LIV did not merely offer an alternative league, it fractured fields, diluted competitive meaning, triggered legal warfare, undermined sponsorship stability, and forced structural change across all of professional golf.

Koepka was not a passive bystander, he was a marquee legitimizer.

You don’t punish him for being influential, but you cannot pretend his influence didn’t matter. His credibility made LIV viable, his stature normalized defection and his success ( especially after joining LIV ) validated the disruption.

If success becomes a retroactive absolution, then the lesson is perverse: if you’re good enough consequences don’t apply.

This is the opposite of meritocracy.

A penalty would not so much be a punishment as it would be an acknowledgment of choice and the consequence does not need to be punitive to be meaningful.

He could be made to re-qualify for the PGA Tour ( his 5 year exemption for winning the PGA Championship for majors may stand but not for the PGA Tour)

He could have limited season eligibility and/or a suspension tied to prior contracted breach.

The players who stayed on the PGA Tour paid a price. They had to absorb the uncertainty, play in weaker fields, shoulder reputational risk and take on a greater responsibility of protecting the tour’s continuity.

Allowing a frictionless return privileges those who left over those who stayed, which reverses the moral order.

Forgiveness without cost is not reconciliation, it’s erasure.

Reintegration is appropriate.

Amnesia is not.

This isn’t about punishing Brooks Kopeka. It is about whether the PGA Tour believe commitments mean something. If elite players can destabilize the system, take guaranteed money and then return instantly because they are popular or successful, the message is that rules apply only to the expendable.

If excellence alone erases consequences then the PGA Tour ceases to be a meritocracy and becomes a marketplace of convenience.

Great players most certainly deserve respect, but institutions deserve protection.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@CorbLund Merry Christmas Mr Lund. 🌲

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@KelliDPowers 🎄🎄🎄🎄 Merry Christmas

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@CTVNews 🖕🏻

[chancey woods @chancey99]

Oh my lanta...

[John Brassard @JohnBrassardCPC]

Liberals give $15 billion to Stellantis. Stellantis then announces today it will invest almost exactly that same amount—in the U.S. while standing in the Oval Office. Sending 🇨🇦 tax dollars to the 🇺🇸. Great work @melaniejoly and @MarkJCarney. Elbows Up! #cdnpoli

[John Brassard @JohnBrassardCPC]

Liberals give $15 billion to Stellantis. Stellantis then announces today it will invest almost exactly that same amount—in the U.S. while standing in the Oval Office. Sending 🇨🇦 tax dollars to the 🇺🇸. Great work @melaniejoly and @MarkJCarney. Elbows Up! #cdnpoli

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@cbcwatcher He's actually a great Albertan. I'm on the side of smith. Balance is the key. Corbs a legend if you're from Alberta, you should know him well

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@RobbyBerger Gangs of London

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@cbcwatcher Is David Cochrane retarded !!

[chancey woods @chancey99]

New morning routine.

[South Dallas Foodie @SouthDallasFood]

I have no idea but I can’t look away😳

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@robbfergusson @IfindRetards found one.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@jkenney You pandered to these people. With your lockdowns and vaxx mandates. Virus was worse than the disease that followed....

[chancey woods @chancey99]

Hey Roopie, "huh" you like apples.. #LetsGoOilers

[Spittin' Chiclets @spittinchiclets]

Bouchard gave Roope Hintz a warm welcome back to the line up

[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

No matter what....Alberta strong & free.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

What a stat. My lanta. History we are seeing. Glad I could watch with my fam.

[Peter Botte @PeterBotte]

Wayne Gretzky
Games played: 1,487
Goals: 894

Alex Ovechkin
Games played: 1,486
Goals: 894

That’s utterly incredible.

[Justin Trudeau @JustinTrudeau]

No one — on either side of the border — wants to see American tariffs on Canadian goods.

I met with our Canada-U.S. Council today. We’re working hard to prevent these tariffs, but if the United States moves ahead, Canada’s ready with a forceful and immediate response.

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@DailyLoud Damn, the same thing happens to me outside the pub..

[chancey woods @chancey99]

@MarcMillerVM Imagine the tickle fights these 2 beta males have had for a whole bunch of seasons..