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Phil Mickelson’s gifts to the golfing public are far, far greater than any of his supposed indiscretions
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According to the replies I would say cancel culture is back with a vengeance
Phil Mickelson’s gifts to the golfing public are far, far greater than any of his supposed indiscretions
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Phil: Tweets some anti-woke pro-republican propaganda
Golf: So sad you became a fascist
Tiger: Tries to marry a Trump
Golf: You know what guys the most important thing is his health
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Tiger: Makes incremental millions for golf professionals all over the world, sleeps with a thousand women, drives under the influence nearly killing people repeatedly.
Golf: "Oh boy I am concerned for Tiger's well-being I hope he is okay as a person let's watch another re-run of Pebble 2000."
Phil: Makes incremental millions for golf professionals all over the world, gambles his way into some legal grief, possibly gets a little too cute on one cart girl.
Golf: "FUCK YOU AND GO DIE, PHIL!"
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Phil Mickelson’s gifts to the golfing public are far, far greater than any of his supposed indiscretions
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Jun 13
If you're interested in dogpiling on Phil Mickelson because your phone told you to just go fuck yourself
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Jun 9
The question is: how close is Nelly to prime Annika and how much better is the male talent pool?
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Jun 7
If Nelly swung it like Mickey Wright, I would understand the endless glaze from men on Twitter.
But her move is just an average, gumby-like, decent looking female swing.
People talk like she's challenging Annika's records.
She's a nice player building a really nice career.
Good for her.
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Jun 7
Playing a persimmon driver can drastically help your game because you will stop swinging for pure distance off the tee knowing that you are better off making a balanced move with solid contact.
It is an act of enjoyment rather than one of vanity, creating a natural state of mindfulness.
You are more likely to find a sustainable groove where you find most fairways at 80%~ of your standard “good” drive, putting you squarely in the game more often.
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Jun 7
Thinking about putting some custom ferrules on a set of ping irons
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Jun 6
I have said for years that I’d much rather go drinking with Hunter than Don Jr. but now that he seems to know it I got the ick
Jun 6
This is the type of shit that needs no words to troll itself.
This is actually real… he’s really posting infomercials plugging this…
Using America’s 250th Anniversary too…
More like… “As my dad tanks the economy as fast as he can, nothing is more patriotic than getting your hands on some Don Jr Gold to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary in case it’s our last”
This is SNL material or even better #smokefleet material
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Jun 5
Alright, would Corey Pavin at any stage of his career dominate the LPGA Tour?
Jun 5
🤯 it’s not how far, it’s how few
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I didn’t know how many guys absolutely revere the women’s game my my
Jun 5
If you think this chud wouldn't instantly be the #1 player on the LPGA Tour, you are not gonna make it.
Most of the so-called "country club plus" guys were at one point finishing second or third in junior tournaments to a guy who wound up winning on tour. Many of them know what real professional men's golf at some level looks like, and they weren't that far off of it.
The line is so fine between stick and touring pro, and the pool of talent in the men's game is unbelievably deep.
The #1-5 ranked NAIA men are going to wind up playing on a tour.
The #1 ranked NAIA woman is shooting 75 and is going to need another career, a husband, or daddy.
The talent pool in the women's game will never be remotely as deep. This means there are not as many women attempting serious golf, which means that women as a whole are not as good as they theoretically could be if they participated at the same rate as men, just based on numbers and the associated competition, which we know drives ability.
This comes on top of the fact that women are women, and as such, not men, which shouldn't require further explanation.
I have no issue with women playing professional golf or golf in general, obviously. Plenty of them are extremely talented and lovely to be around.
Obviously.
Many "country club plus" guys hold vanity handicaps that have never been tournament seasoned and would neither travel or hang with a female pro, but plenty of them are former junior or college players who can still hit it far, hit it out of the rough, have great short games and serious competitive instincts. Getting it going on an LPGA Tour setup is not out of the realm of possibility whatsoever.
Of course, LPGA Tour members have no incentive to test this out.
Michelle Wie wore out the concept, albeit against touring pros, and she was a physical specimen far beyond what Nelly Korda is competing against men who weren't anywhere near what they are as a group today.
Annika dominated the women's game in a way not seen since and gracefully tested herself at her peak on what she knew would be a friendly setup in an era where the average PGA Tour driving distance was 286 yards vs. 303 yards as it is today.
What kind of sponsor or network wants to see a washed up nobody male compete against women they've invested in? Even if a potential televised match was close, it totally de-legitimizes professional women's golf.
Not to mention that this reality being tested would not fit into any strategy of elevating the women's game in order to market golf to women.
The debate is not as simple as, "Country Club Plus is always greater than or equal to LPGA Pro".
The barking of certain male (presumably) burner accounts on Twitter claiming to be plus handicaps who bomb it 330 and hit 80% of the fairways also muddies the conversation. Most are probably full of shit and make the claim I am making here sound less credible.
Logically speaking, I simply believe that a certain type of scratch/plus male is very capable of clipping a large number of female professionals at least some of the time. And while I admittedly have tendencies towards belligerence and bombast, I simply believe this to be true and have no problem saying it.
LPGA professionals are really, really good.
For ladies.
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Jun 5
If you think this chud wouldn't instantly be the #1 player on the LPGA Tour, you are not gonna make it.
Most of the so-called "country club plus" guys were at one point finishing second or third in junior tournaments to a guy who wound up winning on tour. Many of them know what real professional men's golf at some level looks like, and they weren't that far off of it.
The line is so fine between stick and touring pro, and the pool of talent in the men's game is unbelievably deep.
The #1-5 ranked NAIA men are going to wind up playing on a tour.
The #1 ranked NAIA woman is shooting 75 and is going to need another career, a husband, or daddy.
The talent pool in the women's game will never be remotely as deep. This means there are not as many women attempting serious golf, which means that women as a whole are not as good as they theoretically could be if they participated at the same rate as men, just based on numbers and the associated competition, which we know drives ability.
This comes on top of the fact that women are women, and as such, not men, which shouldn't require further explanation.
I have no issue with women playing professional golf or golf in general, obviously. Plenty of them are extremely talented and lovely to be around.
Obviously.
Many "country club plus" guys hold vanity handicaps that have never been tournament seasoned and would neither travel or hang with a female pro, but plenty of them are former junior or college players who can still hit it far, hit it out of the rough, have great short games and serious competitive instincts. Getting it going on an LPGA Tour setup is not out of the realm of possibility whatsoever.
Of course, LPGA Tour members have no incentive to test this out.
Michelle Wie wore out the concept, albeit against touring pros, and she was a physical specimen far beyond what Nelly Korda is competing against men who weren't anywhere near what they are as a group today.
Annika dominated the women's game in a way not seen since and gracefully tested herself at her peak on what she knew would be a friendly setup in an era where the average PGA Tour driving distance was 286 yards vs. 303 yards as it is today.
What kind of sponsor or network wants to see a washed up nobody male compete against women they've invested in? Even if a potential televised match was close, it totally de-legitimizes professional women's golf.
Not to mention that this reality being tested would not fit into any strategy of elevating the women's game in order to market golf to women.
The debate is not as simple as, "Country Club Plus is always greater than or equal to LPGA Pro".
The barking of certain male (presumably) burner accounts on Twitter claiming to be plus handicaps who bomb it 330 and hit 80% of the fairways also muddies the conversation. Most are probably full of shit and make the claim I am making here sound less credible.
Logically speaking, I simply believe that a certain type of scratch/plus male is very capable of clipping a large number of female professionals at least some of the time. And while I admittedly have tendencies towards belligerence and bombast, I simply believe this to be true and have no problem saying it.
LPGA professionals are really, really good.
For ladies.
Caught a lot of flack yesterday for saying I’d close Nelly Korda out on 15 if we played from 7,000
I stand by my statement.
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