@LouStagner Such an American comment. I couldn’t care less for LIV or PGAT as a “brand”. The product is the same. At least LIV takes the game beyond the USA, to the other 6.5b people on the planet. Perhaps the PGAT should just “go away”, or has it got too much “legacy”?
@Sixties2153 Disappointed exit was requested halfway through his first season. I forgive the desire to chase $s. But at face value appears to have Melb tunnel vision, which really isn’t coming to the party in negotiations. The more that plays out in public, the worse Zac looks.
@HackItOutGolf Great pod series. Someone like Hideki or Sungjae Im with the pause in their backswing would be interesting to understand in the context of these measurements.
@LouStagner 1. Potential benefits / disadvantages of different putter grips
2. Performance stats and expectations for golfers who can only play once per week
3. Hitting driver off the deck
4. Top X things to change in golf
5. Matt Goggin on 7 mile beach would be cool (or similar stories)
@AdzSportz At 10 seconds you see Haas right foot jump over the back of Reg. Haas’ jump transfers his weight over the back and legs. Reg is going to be out for a while. Don’t know exact definition of a hip drop, but it was a poor tackle and it caused the injury. Worse than Hopgood who got 10
@GregChalmersPGA Add variety. I don’t want to see the same event and format week after week. Over exposure to the same “product” is dull - players, types of courses, commentary, formats etc. events need their own USP, and most PGA events lack one.
@Sixties2153 The first try in particular was complete poetic justice using the worlds biggest grub’s head to his advantage. The only thing we missed was Stone creasing Olam.
@4golfonline There’s only 1 answer - it’s good. More money and investment in golf. Forget all the pro American & PGA Tour nonsense rhetoric from those that live off that tours dominance of golf. This will push the professional game to be more genuinely global.