We have an app that allows you to book 2 weeks in advance. So I generally book the same times well in advance to guarantee before the rush and cancel nearer time if not needed.
Side question:
What intervals are your clubs tee times set at?
Ours is on the hour and every 10 mins after.
Adequate...
I’m not really that fussed either way.
But I’m not buying the narrative that pga tour are the good guys and liv are the baddies and brooks is the prodigal son returning but needs to show remorse and humility to be allowed back into the club coz maverick McNealy or some other mid guy is upset...
PGAT flexing and dictating that level of forfeiture and brooks agreeing to it looks like some kind of humiliation ritual.
Is he that desperate to play the rocket mortgage classic??
Totally kills his ‘alpha-dog’ persona.
Thoughts on his permitted return to the PGA tour?
Is it worth the reported $85m financial hit and humiliation ritual he’s agreed to absorb to be able to play the non-elevated regular events that he never showed any interest in playing when he was a member before?
Is this a crisis of conscience...
Dozens of players have won a major. Some having not done very much more of significance in their career other than that…
Other players have a fantastic CV, Ryder cups, world number 1s, player of the year etc. but have never gotten over the line in majors.
Which player was the best player with...
So 63 yo Vijay Singh is activating his career earnings status (which is his right) in order to provide him certain pga tour playing privileges for 2026.
That category is fairly low on the hierarchy but will still likely enable a fair amount of starts in regular events.
Just because you can do...
Happy new year!
New pro season almost upon us.
Who’s doing what?
Who wins the majors?
Who is the emerging player?
Who is the reinvigorated player?
Who fails to live up to 2025 levels?
Who falls off the planet?
Masters. Scheffler
PGA. Schauffle
US open. Scheffler (career slam)
Open. Fleetwood...
I think a reasonable comparator of levels across eras is the scoring averages.
Hogan & Snead were scoring sub 69.50 over a full season in the late 1940s with inferior equipment and less manicured courses but with a clear requirement to offset that with lengthening of courses in modern day...
Fair point.
It’s my attempt to be as objective as I can without drawing on intangibles and what I would consider the values of each achievement in relation to a major win.
A topic like this is nearly impossible to be 100% objective.
But you probably knew that and are being pedantic.
Not a problem.
Thanks for the feedback.
As I said, this is entirely objective based on recorded achievements converted into points.
Hagen & hogan would get 1100 & 900 points respectively for their 11 & 9 majors to add to points for other achievements like wins elsewhere, Ryder cups etc.
Their totals got them...