Dude is getting blocked after this post, and I’m not gonna push the story anymore.
But this is so fake, he’s absolutely lying about his abilities and intentions.
He is in people’s DM’s begging them to repost and share his stuff. So yes, he is all about going viral.
Also, if this was truly about a PGA Tour goal (which is insanity) you’d post a video of your round, on course practice, etc the same way an aspiring collegiate athlete does with recruiting in hopes of someone seeing your potential and taking a flyer on you.
Myself, and my business, makes it a point to combat the marketing BS in golf, the claims made that just aren’t true, and calling out those who prey on others in this game. This fits that mold while also making a mockery of those who have spent decades grinding in the chase of earning a PGA Tour card.
Everyone should block this clown and stop supporting the charade that it is.
i'M sorry, but Rahm trying to hold off a surging Hatton, AK and Bryson as Cher plays in the background just sucked SO much tension out of the broadcast. Just can it with the tunes people. It devalues the product way more than you think it helps.
@Hendrickson17 PGA has no clear plan to figure out this fine line yet to tie YouTube golf and pga together. It’s a policy that needs refined. PGA clearly isn’t going to change their rules for a sponsors exemption tho.
Abigail Shrier: "The number one symptom of depression is rumination, pathologically obsessing over your pain. Getting out of your house and accomplishing anything is good for you, sitting around, talking and thinking about your problems is a bad habit."
DM from scratch golfer:
“Lou, I carry a 0.2 handicap in my club comps. I like my chances against an LPGA player.”
Me:
“That’s really solid golf! How about instead of playing for pro shop credit, for the next 12 months if your index slips above 0.5, you lose your day job and have to take a new job for 25% of your current salary? It’s one thing to play for shop credit so you can buy a new pair of socks, it’s a very different thing to play for your livelihood. Let me know how you end up.”
@NUCLRGOLF We as golfers, are not responsible for you buying your house on a golf course. We are also not responsible for any damage or injury we accidentally cause.
Lucas Glover was asked: Is golf — men’s elite professional golf — better on courses that measure 7,100 yards or 7,600 yards?
“Seventy-one hundred,” Glover said. “No question about it.
“Look at this Cricket Club course,” Glover said. “You have a pitch-shot par-3 where the cover is a 100 yards, you have a 250-yard uphill par-3 where one side is death and you have two par-3s that are in between Four different clubs. Look at the second hole [the ninth for member play, a short, right-curving par-4]. I played it was a 5-wood and a sand wedge. Wyndham Clark, longer than I am, hit driver right up to the green. We both made 3s. The architect gives you so many choices. At Quail Hollow, we’ll all be hitting it to pretty much the same place.”
Glover was describing his Saturday play with Clark, when the two U.S. Open winners went around in three hours as a twosome. On Sunday, they did it again. Needless to say, a 7,100-yard course plays faster than a 7,600-yard course.
“Golf’s a walking sport,” Glover said. “When Tillinghast designed this course, the greens and the tees were close together. Land was not an issue back then [in the early 1920s]. But golf was meant for walking, so of course you had the greens and tees close together.”
Little Mammoth Par 3 preview day has arrived. 777 greens and @Tahoma31Bermuda are ready to show out for the VIP group today. Grand opening beginning of May.
This quote from USGA CEO Mike Whan is deeply disingenuous.
Yesterday on the Five Clubs Golf show, he said:
“We’re living in the low 190s [for ball speed]…”
It sounds convincing until you look at the actual numbers.
Let’s fact check this load of nonsense with the actual PGA Tour data.
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This quote from USGA CEO Mike Whan is deeply disingenuous.
Yesterday on the Five Clubs Golf show, he said:
“We’re living in the low 190s [for ball speed]…”
It sounds convincing until you look at the actual numbers.
Let’s fact check this load of nonsense with the actual PGA Tour data.
🧵👇