Johnny Lee

How to Change Your Life in One Year 1. Stop complaining. 2. Embrace loneliness and use that time to reinvent yourself. 3. Surround yourself with people who encourage you, not those who tear you down. 4. Choose one skill to work on and improve it every day. 5. Commit to the goals you want to accomplish. 6. Exercise regularly, about 3–6 times a week. 7. Fail forward: Learn something from every mistake you make. 8. Spend less time on technology; read, journal, and go for walks outside more.

Lessons not learned from Honma. He went from #1 to #14 in the 2019 season after switching to their irons. If I make a change in irons, it's huge and massive in appearance, confidence, turf interaction, ball flight, and control. I can't even imagine how big it would be for an elite level player.

Justin Rose switching to McLaren clubs and immediately losing all steering feels a little too on brand.

🚨🏌️⛳️ #GOLF TIP — This simple & easy drill will help you hit the ball straighter for more consistent golf shots 💯

Rollback Thoughts... 🏌️‍♀️🏌️ eddiepepperell.substack.com/p/keep-rollin-…

Mark Cuban says taking out a loan to go to college is the dumbest thing you can do "If you can't afford it you can't afford it. Don't take out a ton of loans and f#ck up your future" "I tell people go to community college. Accounting class is accounting class whether it's at a community college or at Harvard" "The delta between the most basic four year school and the best public universities is really small"

Spirit was in the news for bullshit drama but we all know the media doesn't report on the boring stuff. You never heard anything good so you wouldn't know they were pretty decent airline for awhile. I feel bad for these employees. And honestly, this could happen to anyone.

Say what you want about Spirit Airlines, but in 33 years of revenue service they never lost a single plane.

Ended with 0 crashes in 34 years. Absolutely legendary career.

Spirit Airlines shut down at 3am Eastern this morning. Hundreds of their planes are sitting at airports and storage yards right now. You're not buying any of them for $1000. It comes down to who actually owned them in the first place. About 76% of Spirit's planes were rented from huge leasing companies. The biggest, AerCap, is based in Dublin and rents out more than 2,000 jets to airlines around the world. When Spirit stopped paying rent, those planes went straight back to the owners. Spirit never had the legal right to sell them. About 53% of all passenger jets in the world belong to leasing companies, not the airlines flying them. In parts of Asia it gets close to 60%. So when an airline collapses, more than half its fleet vanishes back to the owners within days. The leasing companies fly the planes to storage yards in Ireland or the Arizona desert, repaint them, and rent them out to a new airline within months. After Thomas Cook went bust in 2019, 17 of its passenger jets were flying again for Jet2, Turkish Airlines, VietJet, and Air Transat within three months. That leaves the planes Spirit actually owned, about 50 of them. Those get sold off to pay creditors. A used passenger jet sells for $15 to $30 million whole. A single engine on that plane is worth $4 to $7 million by itself, and the plane has two engines. The empty metal body of the plane in scrap condition sells for about $1.3 million. So two engines together are worth $8 to $14 million while the bare metal of the plane is worth about a million. The numbers say rip the plane apart. Engines make up 80 to 90% of the value when a plane gets broken up for parts. In 2025, a few fairly new jets got scrapped, only 6 to 8 years old. Nothing was wrong with them. The engines were worth more rented out separately than the whole plane was worth in one piece. So the real answer: rented planes go back to companies like AerCap, owned planes get torn apart and their engines fly on with another airline, and an empty plane body in the Arizona desert costs about as much as a small house. $1000 might get you a Spirit flight attendant uniform on eBay if you're patient.

They have to. One of the big 3 will buy out Frontier and kill it. Dissolve it. Delta, AA, and United will get the prices up higher to a more reasonable and respectable amount for round trip flights, so they can increase stock values and get the profit margins higher. This is capitalism at its finest and we all will be better off in the long run. Don’t question it, just accept it.

@MrAviator1906 This will be the end to affordable travel. The main airline will raise prices now

Jetblue is next to fold. They aren't making any money and if fuel prices stay high they are next....

Cameron Young's power pause has become famous on Tour. Here's how it all started. 👇

The easy way to hit your driver straight as an arrow… 🎯

Wifey just sent me this video from her flight. Golf courses galore!!!

Puppy wanting to join the cat family's circle

It’s very easy to be eternally pessimistic, but the safety of modern air travel is miraculous. Just think of how many things have to function flawlessly in a ludicrously complex system for every single plane to arrive safely every single day.

🚨#BREAKING: The final Spirit Airlines flight has touched down in Dallas at 1:08 a.m. EST, marking the definitive end of active operations ahead of the airline’s expected systemwide shutdown at 3:00 a.m. Video by @24chadster

End of an era at Los Angeles International Airport. What’s believed to be the final Spirit Airlines arrival — Flight 33 from Newark — had over 3,000 people tracking it live as it made its historic touchdown in Los Angeles. Seen live on the Airline Videos Live broadcast on May 1st, 2026.

Fun fact: When the LA Open moved from Riviera, it went to a little known municipal course called Rancho Park in 1956. Little known at the time, Jack Nicklaus made his professional debut at Rancho Park on January 8th, 1962 (he finished 50th and won a total of $33.33). The tournament would move back to Riviera in 1984, but many movie stars from the Golden Age of Hollywood played there from 1956 to 1983 because the LA Open was essentially a Pro-Am event. Ben Hogan never stepped foot in Rancho Park, but won the LA Open at Rivera three times and once in the US Open. Arnold Palmer won 3 LA Opens at Rancho Park. Rancho Park is still my home course and it's very, very challenging.

Had a blast at Riviera Country Club for U.S. Women’s Open media day. USGA CEO Mike Whan has been struck by the number of LPGA players who have never played it, much like Pebble in 2023. A highlight of my day: seeing Julie Andrews’ house on the back nine!

@FYRGUY10 The 75, 76, 77 cards were my faves. The best!! 78 was really good too!!

@JRL1Golf i still have all my cards i bet i have all those [now] i even had paul reuschel card. i had every card from 78 79 and most of 80

Back when Chicago was great. Jerry Morales, one of my favorite players when I was young, robs Johnny Bench of an extra base hit. The legendary Jack Brickhouse with the call. On another note, let's make Illinois great again and flip it red.

Jerry wasn't a bad hitter. I think he had a lifetime average around .260. I remember he made the all-star team back in the late 70's and that was surprising. Jerry would make these beautiful basket catches on lazy fly balls (along with Cardenal). Jerry had speed in the OF, he could track down missiles hit in the gaps!! I just remember as a kid, I wanted these baseball cards: 1. Jerry Morales 2. Mike Schmidt 3. Steve Garvey 4. Gary Carter 5. Dave Kingman 6. Rick Reuschel

@JRL1Golf i didn't know that, but i do remember as a kid watching him play at wrigley in center and bobby murcer in right and jose great fro cardenal in left