Thankful for my family!

Imagine drafting both of them in the same draft Deciding you want neither of them Only getting one 1st rounder, 29 games of Anthony Davis, and Max Christie in return

What did Michael Jordan think about 3-point shooting? “My 3-point shooting is something that I don’t want to excel at, because it takes away from all phases of my game. My game is a fake, drive to the hole, penetrate, dish off, dunk, whatever, and when you have that mentality, as I found out in the first game, of making threes, you don’t go to the hole as much. You go to the 3-point line and you start sitting there waiting for someone to find you. And that’s not my mentality, and I don’t want to create that because it takes away from my other parts of my game.”

Grew up playing ACC with my grandpa and my uncle who were members. My uncle was also at Fairway Oaks and had the pleasure of knowing Charles Coody, Jaxon Brigman and the Estes family. Huge part of my story with golf and a few of the many people who inspired me🙏

First green shaping up. In front and from behind. 11 green from short right. The simplicity of the tiny(2700 sf)tilty 9th green from just in front. Thanks to Green Tee Golf @WEarl_Sanders & Renaissance Golf @bschneider126 @SirPuttsalot @GrayCarlton Mara King and Andrej Buchko

The last two weeks at the National Golf Invitational, teams had the chance to use electric push carts for the first time in college golf competition. 40% of the men's field used @motocaddyusa while 70% of the women did. The results? The men who used Motocaddy averaged 3.63 shots better than those who didn't. For the women, that rose to nearly six shots. On the men's side, the entire @GCU_MGolf team used Motocaddy and set a tournament scoring record at -52. Individual winner Nixon Lauritzen and runner-up Brody Leid, who went to a playoff at -18, both used the electric push carts. Don't be surprised to see more electric push carts making their way into college golf soon.

Boomers didn’t buy RVs that they couldn’t afford, we tented it. Boomers didn’t buy new cars, we bought used ones. Boomers didn’t spend six bucks for a cup of coffee at Starbucks. Boomers could hang all their clothes in a four foot closet. Boomers didn’t cry how tough their lives were, we fought through the tough times. Boomers have everything they have because they managed their money, didn’t squander it on frivolous things, and invested it in proven technologies and long term successful businesses. Boomers have zero fucks to give for whiners, fools, and couch potatoes.

Having Trout National open is a true full circle moment. What started as a hometown vision is now a reality, built alongside an incredible group of family, friends, and partners who believed in it from the start. Grateful for all of you. Thank you!

LGM🤦🏼‍♂️

I gotta agree here

As it’s #masters #golf weekend. Here is a great story from Golf Caddy Billy Foster about #tigerwoods. So so funny 😆😆😆

Well that doesn’t suck!

This is such great advice! Easy to say, hard to do

Jaylen Waddle great pick up for the @Broncos LFG!

I am all for this 🙌🏼

Lots of pros live in Jupiter, everyone loves Daniel Berger! @ArnoldPalmer

So I had a vesectomy🤷🏼‍♂️

Kitayama should never wear those pants again 🤦🏼‍♂️ @PGATOURComms

Went to round 1 of The Masters with Big Ed in 2006, what a day! #RIPChooch

The White House: We’re unable to track $6.2 billion dollars sent to Ukraine. California: We’re unable to track $24 billion dollars spent to combat homelessness. The Pentagon: We’re unable to track $2.3 trillion dollars of military spending. The U.S. Treasury: We’re unable to track $5 trillion dollars of pandemic spending. The IRS: We know you sent $601.57 to your friend, you better report it or you’re going to jail. What are your thoughts?