Greens in Regrets

@PGA @TMobile I’m hoping this is the thing that lowers my scores. Visualizing every shot I take on the range and the course.

"It's gonna be hard to hit a shot that you can't see..." PGA Coach Riley Wheeldon breaks down the key to visualizing shots on the PGA Championship Range Show powered by @TMobile.

@Gebo___ 🤣🤣🤣

Why don't we talk about the water consumption of an 18-hole golf course in the same way we do data centers?

@DatBoyCanGolf69 Bag on me

@GreensInRegret Bro, are you crazy? Let’s set it up.

If anyone wants to play me in a match at Bethpage, I promise I will beat the brakes off of you with no mercy

One more sleep until Rory wins his second major of four this year. Grand Slam summer.

@JohnMorton215 A and it’s not close

Which option are you taking? Option A - Rory or Scottie Option B - The field 🤔 #PGAChampionship

What really matters in my opinion is how punishing the trees are. Most munis / public courses (at lease where I am from) are extremely punishing, either from lost balls or inability to make an attempt to save your score. Compare that to Augusta where you often can either punch out (or if you’re Rory stick it to 7 feet). Finding the right balance is the challenge, especially for budget constrained courses.

@GreensInRegret That’s fair. The more I think about it, the more I think it is heavily dependent on the region.

The average golfer strongly prefers courses with trees. A 2015 survey of golfers found that over 90% agreed that the presence of trees made the game more “fun and challenging.” It’s only a very niche group of golf architecture nerds and superintendents that are pushing for cutting down 100+ year old trees.

@Luke_Elvy “like Augusta” and then doesn’t mention the back to back Masters champ 🤔

Having played Aronimink a couple of times, I know it favours the big hitter. But like Augusta the 2nd shot is as important, perhaps even more. With that in mind who are your top 3 picks? Mine: Scottie Scheffler Cam Young Jon Rahm

@YSquareGolf any value in taking Hatton as top liv this week?

@DataGolf That is certainly one way of spinning one of the best and longest runs in golf

As great as Rory's career has been, he hasn't been the clear best player in any season since 2014:

@TalkinYanks Some things never change

Anthony Volpe error in his first game back

@coldcallsniper You won’t have to watch him all weekend don’t worry

Hate watching this bloke all weekend

@MattVincenziPGA Rory.

Question 2: If you could pick a player to win, not gambling related, and you don’t have to actually think they can win, who would it be?

@YSquareGolf @brysondech @PGAChampionship Thank you, sir 🤝

@GreensInRegret @brysondech @PGAChampionship +333 betmgm, b365 best odds out there

It’s almost go time! @PGAChampionship

@JimHookingSlice Miss it. Basically impossible living in Manhattan

Twilight golf is damn near unbeatable argue with a wall

@DoctorMisterSir Meermins. Best bang for buck.

Any recs for some fashionable loafers/shoes for the office? These are best and I’m looking to be trim for the summer internship

@shanebacon 1) Rory*

Best case scenario wins at the PGA this week: 1.) Spieth 2.) Rickie 3.) Fleetwood 4.) Rahm 5.) Bryson 6.) Blockie 7.) Rose/Scott 8.) Ludvig 9.) Koepka 10.) Hovland

Moving to NYC makes you really appreciate how easy it was to golf back in Boston (and that’s saying something)