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Lucas Glover has had it with aimpoint and stomping around the hole
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Lucas Glover has had it with aimpoint and stomping around the hole
From a player on site today at Shinnecock Hills: "If the wind is blowing during the tournament like it is today, the 11th green is unplayable."
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From a player on site today at Shinnecock Hills: "If the wind is blowing during the tournament like it is today, the 11th green is unplayable."
Pros will look at this and say there's a window
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Pros will look at this and say there's a window
Scottie Scheffler goes in the water on 16 and some fiery dialogue with Ted Scott ensues.
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Scottie Scheffler goes in the water on 16 and some fiery dialogue with Ted Scott ensues.
"The U.S. players were answering some questions about set up, about pairings, and about disappointment, but Justin Thomas wasn’t really paying attention. He was staring out the window, watching the European Ryder Cup squad as they danced and celebrated on the putting green just outside the door. It wasn’t performative, like Stefon Diggs watching the Chiefs celebrate the AFC Championship, and making sure everyone saw him. It was a candid moment of genuine misery. Robert McIntyre was prancing across the green like he was at a wedding reception, and the European crowd was serenading him as he went. Thomas sat there in silence, taking it all in. "It made me wonder if Thomas ever feels like he was born on the wrong continent. This was his fourth Ryder Cup, and while I sometimes think the Americans go overboard with the way they talk about him — like when Zach Johnson said he could not leave Thomas at home because he was born to play in Ryder Cups, even if he was playing poorly — I think it eats at him more than most that the United States can’t figure this out the way Europe has. This is, after all, the person who said at age 22 he would rather win a Ryder Cup than a major. He was laughed at by some for that take — Chris DiMarco, I recall, was incredulous on Golf Channel — but it highlighted how unique Thomas is in the way he views this event. He wants what Europe already has, a golf culture that lives and dies with this event. It was more apparent than ever on Sunday night that he is the spiritual heir to Payne Stewart, Corey Pavin, Lanny Wadkins, and Larry Nelson." - @KVanValkenburg in his final three thoughts from the 2025 Ryder Cup
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"The U.S. players were answering some questions about set up, about pairings, and about disappointment, but Justin Thomas wasn’t really paying attention. He was staring out the window, watching the European Ryder Cup squad as they danced and celebrated on the putting green just outside the door. It wasn’t performative, like Stefon Diggs watching the Chiefs celebrate the AFC Championship, and making sure everyone saw him. It was a candid moment of genuine misery. Robert McIntyre was prancing across the green like he was at a wedding reception, and the European crowd was serenading him as he went. Thomas sat there in silence, taking it all in. "It made me wonder if Thomas ever feels like he was born on the wrong continent. This was his fourth Ryder Cup, and while I sometimes think the Americans go overboard with the way they talk about him — like when Zach Johnson said he could not leave Thomas at home because he was born to play in Ryder Cups, even if he was playing poorly — I think it eats at him more than most that the United States can’t figure this out the way Europe has. This is, after all, the person who said at age 22 he would rather win a Ryder Cup than a major. He was laughed at by some for that take — Chris DiMarco, I recall, was incredulous on Golf Channel — but it highlighted how unique Thomas is in the way he views this event. He wants what Europe already has, a golf culture that lives and dies with this event. It was more apparent than ever on Sunday night that he is the spiritual heir to Payne Stewart, Corey Pavin, Lanny Wadkins, and Larry Nelson." - @KVanValkenburg in his final three thoughts from the 2025 Ryder Cup
Shane Lowry's tee shots on 16 and 17. Truly unbelievable.
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Shane Lowry's tee shots on 16 and 17. Truly unbelievable.
Rory McIlroy on the changes made to Royal Birkdale: "I feel like with a lot of the changes they made, the greens were raised up and a lot of the fall-offs and stuff, it didn't play like a traditional links course." Full answer ⬇️
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Rory McIlroy on the changes made to Royal Birkdale: "I feel like with a lot of the changes they made, the greens were raised up and a lot of the fall-offs and stuff, it didn't play like a traditional links course." Full answer ⬇️
Here's where Collin Morikawa tweaked his back on a practice swing
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Here's where Collin Morikawa tweaked his back on a practice swing
Rory McIlroy on Shinnecock Hills: "It's an amazing golf course because the playing corridors are wide. The greens are pretty small. They can tuck the pins away in little nooks and crannies and @AndyTFE will love me saying this, but you do have to think about angles."
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Rory McIlroy on Shinnecock Hills: "It's an amazing golf course because the playing corridors are wide. The greens are pretty small. They can tuck the pins away in little nooks and crannies and @AndyTFE will love me saying this, but you do have to think about angles."
A perfect layup on 12 from Naoyuki Kataoka earlier today.
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A perfect layup on 12 from Naoyuki Kataoka earlier today.
Bryson has chimed in on Instagram:
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Bryson has chimed in on Instagram:
"There is already plenty of talk on what might have been if his body hadn’t come apart, piece by piece, if he hadn’t pushed himself to such extremes, or if he’d focused on longevity. Woods never caught Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 majors, and he never nudged ahead of Sam Snead’s (admittedly dubious) record of 82 victories. Nicklaus won more green jackets, Ben Hogan more U.S. Opens, Walter Hagen more PGAs, and Harry Vardon more Open Championships. It’s surreal to remember a time when every one of those records felt like they would eventually be Tiger’s. Only fanboys and fools think they’re within reach now. "But you don’t have to mourn what didn’t happen. Appreciate, instead, what did. "Tiger Woods has swung a golf club several million times, and so many of those swings were ingrained with artistry and purpose. We can hold out hope there is still more to come. "But if there isn’t, tell yourself this: His body didn’t betray him. It was the instrument that made so many Sundays feel like you would remember them forever." - @KVanValkenburg in today's newsletter
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"There is already plenty of talk on what might have been if his body hadn’t come apart, piece by piece, if he hadn’t pushed himself to such extremes, or if he’d focused on longevity. Woods never caught Jack Nicklaus’ record of 18 majors, and he never nudged ahead of Sam Snead’s (admittedly dubious) record of 82 victories. Nicklaus won more green jackets, Ben Hogan more U.S. Opens, Walter Hagen more PGAs, and Harry Vardon more Open Championships. It’s surreal to remember a time when every one of those records felt like they would eventually be Tiger’s. Only fanboys and fools think they’re within reach now. "But you don’t have to mourn what didn’t happen. Appreciate, instead, what did. "Tiger Woods has swung a golf club several million times, and so many of those swings were ingrained with artistry and purpose. We can hold out hope there is still more to come. "But if there isn’t, tell yourself this: His body didn’t betray him. It was the instrument that made so many Sundays feel like you would remember them forever." - @KVanValkenburg in today's newsletter
Jordan Spieth bringing back the "go get that" to Michael Greller at the Truist Championship.
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Jordan Spieth bringing back the "go get that" to Michael Greller at the Truist Championship.
Scottie mini-meltdown on 17 tee
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Scottie mini-meltdown on 17 tee
You don’t have to look further than last year’s Masters to see how pivotal strategy on the 3rd hole at Augusta National can be. On @TheShotgunStart, Rory described his surprise when Bryson chose to lay up, a decision that ultimately led to a major swing in the tournament.
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You don’t have to look further than last year’s Masters to see how pivotal strategy on the 3rd hole at Augusta National can be. On @TheShotgunStart, Rory described his surprise when Bryson chose to lay up, a decision that ultimately led to a major swing in the tournament.
The bridges of golf (a thread 🧵)
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The bridges of golf (a thread 🧵)
Perspective from Jordan Spieth on whether he can ever return to peak form.
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Perspective from Jordan Spieth on whether he can ever return to peak form.
Nick Dunlap made a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 today at the Wyndham Championship:
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Nick Dunlap made a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 today at the Wyndham Championship:
"Miles' wedges are so good, it's unreal." Ryder Cowan on what makes Miles Russell so good after their U.S. Am match today at Merion. (The shot sequence he's describing on 5 below 👇)
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"Miles' wedges are so good, it's unreal." Ryder Cowan on what makes Miles Russell so good after their U.S. Am match today at Merion. (The shot sequence he's describing on 5 below 👇)
That airpod has come a long way.
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That airpod has come a long way.

Fried Egg Golf (@fried_egg_golf) X Stats & Analytics

Fried Egg Golf (@fried_egg_golf) has 132K X followers with a 0.44% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 2.70K posts, Fried Egg Golf received 297K total likes and 70.5M impressions, averaging 110 likes per post. This page tracks Fried Egg Golf's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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