Hey @TheOpen can we get some 3rd round tee times please???

I once hit the green on 16 @WMPhoenixOpen on a Saturday and 4 putted for a double… after making an 8 on the previous hole, I can confirm you can’t want to get off that hole fast enough and the boos (rightfully so) are on another level 🤣

@outside_the_cup Disagree with this take personally. It’s more to me of 3 wins vs 2, with one of the 3 being a playoff event and a major. That’s so huge. Knowing Scottie, he will go win this week and the conversation will be over and Scottie (deservingly) wins in a landslide haha

Gonna go ahead and bump this 🤣 congrats to Scottie on another 🏆 and ending that POY debate quickly!

I’m so frustrated by what’s going on in @NCAA right now. The decisions they’ve made have seemed to ruin college sports and everything they’ve always stood for. Above my pay grade, but at what point do schools and coaches say enough is enough? Hope it all gets fixed ASAP

May or may not have packed some… 👀

My random opinion nobody asked for on the POY race. What makes it so interesting to me from talking to different guys about it is how everybody’s definition of what makes a “player of the year” is different. That being said, nobody is right or wrong in that. It’s what is important to that specific person. Personally, I always view the difference of a good and great season is how many tournaments or majors a person has won. I think the best way to really debate it is which season would the players themselves actually rather have. Would they rather have more top 5’s, better scoring avg, consistency, wins, etc. Who has played better? Scottie has “played better” than anybody on the planet this season. No doubt. But… I find it hard to believe he would rather have his season (right now, pre Tour Champ) than Wyndhams which includes a major and one more W. A lot of this award also includes recency bias vs the entire season. The timing is important to be fresh in people’s minds vs remembering what may have happened early in the season. At the end of the day…. It’s not like an argument on other items where it’s a clear cut “this or that” kind of answer with stats to back it up. It’s all dependent on what an individual claims most important to make them the POY. All that being said- what happens at the Tour champ will be a deciding factor on who I vote for personally. Thanks for reading my rant that nobody asked for, everybody carry on with their day 🤣

The whole world is for @GaryWoodland. LFG!!!!!

7300-7400 yards, par 71, 4 par 5’s. Over par cut and -11 going to be the winning score. Innisbrook always holds its own!

@KylePorterNS Can’t put into words how incredible this is and how MAYBE 5 people in this tournament could even hit that shot let alone try it during a major, and pull it off haha

Does anybody enjoy randomly browsing Zillow as much as I do? Zero intention other than just seeing what’s in the area of whatever city we’re in that week

@LukeKerrDineen The more I play it, the more I think it might be the best short par 4 in golf. Right in front of you, nothing hidden, zero trouble in play… we’re thinking birdie probably every time we step on the tee… and can be grinding for par so quickly. Incredible design

Cmon young William 5 good swings and enjoy that walk up 18!!!!!

I don’t think I can put into words how good @JT_ThePostman round was today… I’m out there trying to figure out where and how I can make ONE birdie, let alone shooting -7! 🤣 Today was probably the most difficult round I’ve played on tour. On to the weekend!

If I were to be a running back in the @NFL, what would happen first… I’m knocked out of the game due to injury or fumble? Cue the “both at the same time!!!!” (I think that’s my answer 🤣)

What a scene at @WalkerCup. Team events never disappoint. Bummed for Nathan and the US squad for the finish, congrats to GBI! I really enjoyed watching the last 2 days. Golf is in great hands for these kids (feels weird to say that) and their games