Just spoke with a member of the PAC who tells me they had no idea about the merger. He said, “How do you think we feel?” I asked if there was anything that Jay Monahan could say during the player meeting to make things right with players and he simply said, “No.”
So, you preach loyalty to a tour and convince guys not to take 8 and 9 figure deals based, in part, on that loyalty and, in part, on the source of the money. Then those guys find out on Twitter YOU took the very same money?
Nino Brown, “Always business, never personal.”
Sure hope that someone in the JT, Rory, Spieth crew gives a full Billy Payne scorching to the PGA Tour. They backed the Tour, didn’t take the money and got played like chumps. What an AWFUL look.
I’m not going to lie, I haven’t watched a lacrosse game ever in my life.
Barely into this Notre Dame championship game, but I have to say that this sport is exhilarating to watch.
I recommend tuning into ESPN and cheering the Irish on.
Michael Block did something special this weekend.
Sure, the golf was great.
But I’m not talking about that. He did something even bigger than that.
He conquered the jealousy, cynicism, snarkiness, and one-upmanship so prevalent in society and on the internet, which I’d suggest is even harder to do that make a hole-in-one. People are universally happy for him. They’re dreaming their own dreams in light of him living his.
It’s feels good to feel good!
@ArroyoTrabuco@mblock_whynot
This week wasn’t the only time Michael Block has grown the game. @PGA , we’ve gotta figure out how to get more folks like him to get into the business. $17/hr starting wages and $20/hr Asst Pro gigs isn’t going to work. And club members, you’d be shocked if you knew what your hard working pros earn. Time for change! @MattGinella
Michael Block has played the kind of golf that we all want to see played, not perfect, but inspiring and what does it say about the state of the professional game that the happiest and most thankful guy in the field, is likely the poorest guy in the field.