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Money, or lack of it is often the reason pro golfers careers end. A new company is looking to change that. But how does it work, is it legit, and who is behind it. @laz_versalles writes about the $25 million a Company is betting on golf. mondayq.com/story/raising-…

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Today we launched Chisos Golf. We're turning professional golf into an investable asset class. Here's why this matters now.

We ask every golf prospect we screen the exact same question: "What is your extraordinary ability?" Hustle is the baseline. But undeniable, raw talent is the asset. When we find that talent constrained only by capital, we write the check.

The difference between a mini-tour grinder and a PGA Tour winner is often just one season of runway. Talent is evenly distributed; financial backing is not. At Chisos, we invest $$$ directly into the athlete to remove that limiting factor. Back the person, not the infrastructure.

When you see guys at signature events cashing $50,000 checks for last place finishes….. Remember that there are guys fighting monkeys for their food on the Indian Pro Tour.

@golfweek The API's $20M purse sounds massive — until you do the math. The 50th-place finisher takes home ~$40K pre-tax. One week of caddie fees, travel, and entry costs eats that alive. Prize money headlines hide the real economics.

Arnold Palmer Invitational 2026 payout, purse: How much does each golfer get? golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/g… 📸 Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images

Carlos Ortiz opened LIV Hong Kong with a 60. Ten under par. On a real course, against a professional field. The PGA Tour scoring record is 58. A 60 anywhere in professional golf is news. Unless it happens at LIV. Then it kind of just disappears.

@GolfChannel A 63 at a $20M event after four years away from the lead. Berger's comeback isn't just feel-good — it's a real shot at $4M. Staying healthy long enough to reach signature events is the whole game.

Daniel Berger is the post-round leader on Tour for the first time in four years. He spoke on his process coming a long way from injury to an opening 63 (-9) at Bay Hill ⬇️

@PGATOUR @justinlower_1 @PuertoRicoOpen Making the cut at Puerto Rico earns ~$48K. Missing earns $0. That 66 after a 77 isn't just guts — it's the math of tour survival. 💰

"I've been fighting my whole life, what's one more day?" After an opening-round 77, @JustinLower_1 battled back on Friday with a bogey-free 66 to move inside the projected cutline @PuertoRicoOpen 💪

LIV's pitch was simple: guaranteed money, fewer holes, less grind. Now they've added 72 holes back. Purses are up to $25-30M per event. The product got bigger. The media deal didn't. You can spend your way into relevance for a while. The question is how long "a while" lasts.

Last Sunday Alistair Docherty won the Argentina Open. It validated a 10-year journey that included sleeping in his car, going broke countless times, caddying to get back on his feet, and heartbreaking near-misses The fist pump Sunday said it all. mondayq.com/posts/the-long…

@GolfChannel John Daly II debut: 22 years old, first PGA Tour round, already making highlight reels. Puerto Rico Open purse — every shot counts when you're fighting for your card. Kid looks like the real deal.

In his first Tour round, John Daly II holes out with a phenomenal pitch down the slope in Puerto Rico. 🔥 📺 Golf Channel

Alistair Docherty made one birdie on the final hole in Argentina. First KFT title. Spot in the 2026 Open Championship. One putt. Two life-changing outcomes. That's the margin this sport runs on.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational purse this week: $20M. Winner: $4,000,000 2nd: $2,200,000 10th: $420,000 50th: $46,800 70th: $31,000 Same tournament. Same week. Completely different financial realities.