@Jared_BWelty@PawnSlayer69@YourFriendKyle_ In a stadium of 40,000 people… and they play music in the stadium too while game is going on. It’s not even close to the same thing as dead silence over a golf shot, standing a few feet away from someone.
@PawnSlayer69@YourFriendKyle_ Because golf is the 1 sport in the world you could hear such a thing. Every other sport you aren’t that close, and it’s not quiet. Yelling at a stadium does nothing. A sound when it’s dead quiet is pretty glaring.
Also - that lie in the rough was brutal so effect was likely small
@Top100Rick I get your point but I think it’s very different.
I run hot while golfing & have thrown clubs playing alone. Not for anyones benefit or a show. It’s because frustration boils over from expectations to what’s happening. It’s not always a childish show I would say. Is it great - no
@TeeTimesPub The issue was when he found his ball. Less the stepping before the shot IMO. see how the grass is already laid back a lot, that’s all from his stomping around when he got there. That was clearly the bigger issue.
@cfb_huskies Irrelevant that you lost a game to a team that was better. Without their sign stealer guy, but want to claim that the game was rigged against you? Feels somewhat relevant.
@cornlaker@opktroy Dude teams change signs every few weeks. And always for games against OSU, Michigan, Clemson and many others known to figure out your signs.
Michigan beat those highly ranked teams with no sign stealer, while other teams still had theirs.
Don’t condone Stallions, but cmon 😂
@JustinThind 1 - comical coming from MSU and all the issues they’ve had…
2 - you may look back and wish he stayed. What happens if Michigan gets a more progressive thinking AD. And then widens the gap between Michigan and MSU.
@nance410 The problem is the system doesn’t work well. The higher handicaps unless they have a meltdown, win way more then 50%. It’s not an equitable system is the issue. So courses are forced to do 50%, or 70% index adjustments to try and even it out some.
Good players lose more than win