
George Beardsley
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George Beardsley
@GBeardsley
Co-founder @UNATION. Entrepreneur, ex-golf pro, writer. Love to read, travel, explore history, watch movies, etc, etc...








Is there a case that the "Tiger Slam" is actually more impressive than the Grand Slam? Hear me out... Take this year, if you win all four majors, the span is 14 weeks. Golfers can get on hot runs. Look at Xander in 2024, Brooks in 2018, Padraig in 2008. When Tiger won the four majors in a row, the wins spanned 42 weeks. Tiger spent 8 months with three majors before teeing it up at Augusta. A player in 2026 would have to wait just 24 from the US Open to The Open. Of course, they would have the pressure of the obvious narrative throughout the year about becoming the first player to capture the "modern" Grand Slam, but go back and you'll see Tiger faced similar narratives at the end of 2000. Just a thought. What do you think?



Is there a case that the "Tiger Slam" is actually more impressive than the Grand Slam? Hear me out... Take this year, if you win all four majors, the span is 14 weeks. Golfers can get on hot runs. Look at Xander in 2024, Brooks in 2018, Padraig in 2008. When Tiger won the four majors in a row, the wins spanned 42 weeks. Tiger spent 8 months with three majors before teeing it up at Augusta. A player in 2026 would have to wait just 24 from the US Open to The Open. Of course, they would have the pressure of the obvious narrative throughout the year about becoming the first player to capture the "modern" Grand Slam, but go back and you'll see Tiger faced similar narratives at the end of 2000. Just a thought. What do you think?











Went to Mexico City to separate fact from fiction with what's happening at LIV Golf. The answer: It's complicated. nytimes.com/athletic/72109…
















