Grant Bush

@MyGolfSpy Titleist is Slytherin, 100% And I'm team Titleist, looking down my nose at all other golfers 😂

Which one are you? 🤔

@KylePorterCBS My money is on mom taking it. Great picks 🤌🏼

Porter family draft for the 2024 Open. As always, comments, thoughts and predictions are appreciated. Rules: low 5-player total wins. If your player misses a round (because of WD, MC), they get that round’s average plus 3 strokes. “Mom” is my wife. “Dad” is me. Hannah (11) sat this one out — she is protesting Talor Gooch’s exclusion from the tournament* *not really

While trying to stay up-to-date with all the goings on of the South African GNU, I can't help but miss the piercing but fair analysis of @Eusebius Truly a loss for South African media and journalism. I miss his takes and would love to hear his opinion now.

@_LFGolf He hasn't had this swing for very long; his old swing was a lot more laid off. Beautiful swing now though 🙌🏼

How hasn't this golf swing won multiple majors?

@gjenkins90403 @stingergc_ @Louis57TM @BurmyGolf @CA_Schwartzel @BrandenGrace And you need geography lessons 😂

@stingergc_ @Louis57TM @BurmyGolf @CA_Schwartzel @BrandenGrace this is not even funny. Euro's need some lessons in pranking.

The fake snake prank .. 🐍 #LIVGolf #StingerGC #golf

Watching Rory, this looks like the Old Course all over again. Wedges and irons good but not quite close enough, putts are good but not good enough to score. I hope I'm wrong. @NoLayingUp

@Mixtape_Matt @RDSBarath @b_dechambeau I don't think an old Nike golf ball is a good comparison for the changes they're proposing. That video didn't really provide much valuable info. We'll have to wait and see how the actual MLR ball performs

@RDSBarath Did you watch the @b_dechambeau video playing with the old Nike ball? The ball is more important because it changes spin through the golf bag, even on chip shots.

Mini drivers are all over the places recently. First TaylorMade with the new Burner, then Titleist with the TSR and now two different Callaway versions pop up at The Heritage. As an observer of equipment these are a very cool secondary option off the tee. But, as a card carrying member of the roll back the ball club, it has me wondering why if the ball is being rolled back, why driver heads can’t be made smaller for professionals.

@_LFGolf Nelly, Akshay, Dean. In that order.

Which professional golf result was most impressive today? 1) Akshay Bhatia winning at Valero 2) Nelly Korda winning her 4th straight 3) Dean Burmester winning LIV Miami I'll let you decide ⬇️

@OfficialTourPro Albatross

@ThatPhysioSean @MyGolfSpy Sean what on earth are you doing with a 64 degree wedge? 😂

@Grant_Bush92 @MyGolfSpy 64, 56, 50 and 45 😅

What loft are your wedges and why are they 52° 56° 60°? 😂

@hutch_golf 7 and 8 easiest, 3 and 4 hardest. 1.5 stroke difference.

Doing a little analysis on amateur scores to a certain Par 3 island green. Anybody want to guess the two easiest wind directions for most ams to play? The toughest two? Bonus points if you can guess the average number of strokes difference between them. (Note: very rough analysis. I’m considering everything over 8mph as windy.)

@Garywilliams1Up "global audience" made me chuckle

Romo suffocated the whole broadcast and on the play to win in OT choked a global audience out by blabbering over the moment. Exhausting.

@NoLayingUp @Maxhoma maybe you can convince Soly and the crew to make their next Tourist Sauce trip out here. Lots to offer, plenty more to see!

Keeping the tradition alive! Max Homa hopped on the pod last night to talk about his win at the Nedbank in South Africa. We also discuss Camilo, the Butterfield, PGA Tour investment rumors and much more. Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/1XEdPq… Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-…

@bigguydoinstuff @NoLayingUp I could be wrong, but I don't think it's TGL hate. I suspect it's the comparison to the Ryder Cup they don't like.

@NoLayingUp You guys consistently have horrible takes. TGL, whether you like it or not, is the future of golf. Not everyone wants to watch their favorite players play a 5:30 hour round in mid August down in Georgia. So horrible that Collin wants to expand the game??? What’s the issue?

Nope. Not it.

@NoLayingUp @TronCarterNLU @TommyFleetwood1 TC after watching nothing happen for Tommy Lad on Friday

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@chambleebrandel Occam's razor leads to a sad conclusion:

It’s been a busy few days with news of the proposed PGA Tour/LIV merger and trying to both understand it and divine out if it does, in fact, mean the Saudis own professional golf. It raises a great many questions, such as: Why a tour that seemed to have the upper hand would merge with a tour that was beset with waning interest and seemed to be out of ideas? How can a majority investor in a company not have the controlling position? What proportion of this merger was driven by discovery and what was driven by economics? Did the PGA Tour really not have any other economic solutions? If the merger doesn’t go through because it is blocked by the Player Board or regulatory agencies, will the PGA Tour and the Saudis still find a way to be in business together and will LIV still die? What does Yasir Al-Rumayyan even know about golf and since the likely answer to that question is, not much, why is he ON THE BOARD? Given that the terms of the deal are so opaque it’s hard to know, with any certainty, the answers to these questions. I do know that the derision being directed at the deal makers, PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, Jimmy Dunne and Ed Herlihy seems somewhat unfounded given the legal and economic realities they were likely dealing with. And to whatever degree they are guilty of selling out to the Saudis it pales in comparison to the soulless narcissistic greed of those players who defected to the Saudi league and in doing so gave LIV leverage and sent professional golf into a tailspin. It’s likely that the PGA tour, like Captain Sully landing that plane in the Hudson, made the best of a very bad situation. If it leads to the destruction of LIV, doesn’t disrupt the philanthropic foundation of the tour and neither diminishes the meritocratic appeal of the professional game nor dims the legacy of past and present players (excepting of course those who defected to LIV), as unconscionable as the source of the money is, given the irreparable harm the defectors caused the game this deal may have been the best possible scenario. Regardless, the PGA Tour is now in bed with the Saudis and with the exception of the long ago days when the tour had exclusionary clauses within its bylaws, it’s hard to imagine a sadder scenario for professional golf.

@Zigmanfreud @StilesDan So you have absolutely no ability at introspection? You're the only one who noticed this because it's a complete non-issue.

@Grant_Bush92 @StilesDan LMAO the number of people who noticed this or agree with me is totally irrelevant to what the reality is… Unless of course you are a fucking imbecile! 😂

We live in such bizarre/confusing times… In 2021, Justin Thomas was almost cancelled for whispering the “F word” after wimping out on a putt. Today, Rory McIlroy called himself the “P word” for wimping out on a drive, & there doesn’t even seem to be a mention of it on Twitter.

@Zigmanfreud @StilesDan So you're the only one who is confused as to why there was a different reaction between the two scenarios.. The whole of golf Twitter hasn't said a word (because it's not what you're making it out to be). But @StilesDan and myself are the morons/imbeciles?

@Grant_Bush92 @StilesDan Sure, if you are imbecile…

@Zigmanfreud @StilesDan This is one of the dumbest takes I've ever heard 😂

@StilesDan No, moron… Thomas was implying that gay men are weak/wimpy. McIlroy was implying women are weak/wimpy. I don’t have a problem with either situation, but if we are consistent, McIlroy insulted a WHOLE lot more people than Thomas did.