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@RNBWCV @chad_reuter @vinnieiyer @RobMaaddi @DannyBKelly @LukeEasterling @Nate_Tice @adrianbb89 @RobRang @rydunleavy @MattVerderame You will revisit in 4 years right?

🚨 2026 NFL Draft Team Grades In my annual draft grades round-up, I have compiled 24 different evaluations and calculated the GPA for all 32 teams. I sorted the evaluations by GPA as well. From left (soft) to right (hard graders). Thanks to all who give out grades every year! 🔥

@b9bozzi @Phil_Mickelzyn US Amateur vs PGA pros

@Phil_Mickelzyn Which is why it’s so hard to understand why that swing couldn’t take him further.

I’d say it’s a tragedy that his current swing produces better results than this art.

@Garnet_2203 It is not a fact that many people died from CV19. Dont be so freaking stupid and showing your ignorance. Care to figure the populations of the two countries?

Fuck you Joe Rogan. You want to talk about all that shit Canada did during covid? Fact: 1.23 million Americans died from Covid during the pandemic. Fact: 60,000 Canadians died from Covid during the pandemic. Americans were about 140% more likely to die from COVID than Canadians during the pandemic.🖕

@KipHenley They are into tradition right?

Dame Davies gets invited to play Augusta National. If you were a betting man would you bet she makes this move on #1 tee that day or nope ?

@stoolpresidente Pretty lame. Just get divorced and call it a day. What is the point of missing day 3 other than optics?

Here is what I took from this. The 3 most important things are Family, the Team and Accountability. That’s all you can ask for. Stand up. Take the heat. Learn from your mistakes. Move on and be the best version of yourself moving forward. It’s the Patriot Way!

@bylucaevans Lol

Somehow, the Chiefs and Steve Spagnuolo are going to end up with Sonny Styles or Caleb Downs. Unreal.

@necky_fade He is a better player now.

Rory McIlroy’s swing in 2008 or 2009 This for me is perfect, he would have won a lot more had it stayed like this (IMO) Swing positions 👌🏼 Tempo 👌🏼 Rhythm 👌🏼 Balance 👌🏼

@kingjane32 @stoolpresidente Well I disagree since it appears that Russini's spouse wanted the world to know.

@stoolpresidente This is none of anyone’s business but the people involved and their families.

LEADER OF MEN! Let he who has not made a mistake or bad decision cast the 1st stone! We You can’t spell Vrabel without accountability! Proud to be a Patriot! An organization that does things the right way!

@_raymondwill It shouldn't even be a discussion. Wear pants or shorts. Your choice. Low score wins

It’s been 7 years since the PGA TOUR allowed shorts in practice rounds (Feb 2019). Will we ever see that extend to tournament play? Shorts allowed, pants preferred? Especially in heat and humidity like this. Also brings up an interesting question… what actually sells more: golf pants or golf shorts?

@mathxvision @_raymondwill Your take is what is out of touch honestly.

@_raymondwill I absolutely hate seeing professional golfers wearing shorts while playing in tournaments. The whole shorts argument is extremely lame and completely out of touch with what professional golf is, has always been, and what its core audience expects to see from professionals.

@westcoastrighty @NUCLRGOLF Nobody ever talks about this even MR Ridley when whining about distance at Augusta.

@NUCLRGOLF Honestly clubs are so varied in loft these days any answer to this question without loft information is meaningless. I hit my 8 iron about 150, but more importantly, it is 37°. Some 8 irons are as low as 33° or lower, which for me would go over 165 yds.

🚨🏌️⛳️ #DISCUSSION — Which club in your golf bag goes 150 yards?

@mfinneygolf First 2 tiles is always non negotiable at carry and total.

You can tell a lot about a man in the way he arranges his tiles…

@MyGolfSpy Well the one thing you have wrong is you assume anyone at the "custom" fitting shops knows what they are doing.

I’ve been testing golf equipment and fitting golfer for nearly 30 years. And here’s the truth most of the industry won’t say out loud: Yes—some clubs are objectively better than others. We prove it every year. That’s not opinion. It’s fact. The data proves this. But… Most of you will NEVER experience how good a club can actually be. Because you’re not fit. Not really. Right now, most golfers are doing the equivalent of grabbing random pairs of glasses off a rack…no idea what their prescription is… and convincing themselves they can “see fine.” Then one day you put on the right pair—and everything snaps into focus instantly. That’s what a real fitting feels like. Not “this one went 6 yards farther on a screen.” I’m talking about a full prescription—shaft, length, lie, weight, flex—where you swing the same and suddenly the club does what it’s supposed to. Here’s the part that messes people up: A bad club can become good. A good club can become incredible. Same head. Different setup. Completely different outcome. Change ONE variable and you can completely change performance. Now zoom out… Fitting is the answer—and also the biggest problem in golf. We have plenty of new clubs. But there aren’t nearly enough truly qualified fitters. Not even close. If you grabbed 1,000 golfers, the number who have access to someone who actually understands the full system (not just a launch monitor and a sales script) would shock you. So what happens? You keep buying new clubs…chasing something you think you’re missing… When in reality—you’ve never had the right prescription. And here’s the part nobody in the business wants you to think about: If every golfer got properly fit… Most of you would stop buying clubs as often. Because once you can actually “see”… you stop guessing. And just like your eyes—your prescription doesn’t change every year.

@LouStagner @pembelson Is this a serious post?

What do you think about this question from @pembelson? - - - - - - Lou, Hypothetical question from my weekend group. A 5-index gets a full PGA Tour card for the season. Expenses paid, veteran caddie, practice rounds. We all agree he's never making a cut. But could he avoid finishing dead last just once? Let's assume he plays 50 events, that's 100 rounds. All he needs is one pro's worst day to line up with his best. Can it happen?

@MileHighHuddle They tried and fumbled the card

If Mike Washington Jr. is on the board when the #Broncos are on the clock, should they draft him? 🤔

@drakesmith__ @Lovethedawgs1 You decide to try and make it on the hardest tour to get a card on?

@Lovethedawgs1 Never claimed I would make it but it is my goal in 4 years to be in a position to be able to compete. 👊 thanks for the comment

I've watched this play out at least 10 times. Guy is the life of the party at the club. Drinks every night with the boys. Bar food. No training. "I play golf, that's enough." He gets to 55. And either dies suddenly, or gets sick and dies slowly. The buddy group is devastated. They swear it off. They're going to do things differently. Honor his memory. A week later, they've forgotten him completely. Back to the same drinks. Same food. Same excuses. And the cycle is already starting with the next guy. I got tired of watching it. I'm a competitive golfer preparing for the Senior Tour. I'm also a man who had to make some hard decisions about how I wanted to live — what I put in my body, what I was chasing, what I wanted the back nine of my life to actually look like. It cost me something to change. It was worth every bit of it. This account is for the golfer who is done with the default. The one who wants to actually finish the race. Not just play it.

@AlanShipnuck World rabking argument is lame.

Amazingly, I still have affection for Phil. But he never won a money title, never got to number one, never won around the world and famously couldn’t win a U.S. Open. Rory > Phil and it’s not close.

@AlexMyers3 That would be when they were beta males and moved the tournament to the fall for a cold.

Is this the easiest Augusta National has ever played?

@KVanValkenburg I'm going to guess Cam Smith doesn't care for you feeling bad about him.

No interest today in debating the Saudi stuff, but there is a sheen of sadness watching guys who were once so hungry and determined to prove they were great slide gradually into irrelevance.

@garrett_TFE He has a legit point. 13 isn't better longer. The greatest holes in golf are usually on the shorter end. Nobody talks about how good 4 is at Augusta.

Phil Mickelson said that few players are long enough to go for the greens on the recently lengthened 13th and 15th holes. Here are the percentages of the field that went for it in the first three rounds: No. 13 Thursday—33% Friday—42% Saturday—43% No. 15 Thursday—63% Friday—48% Saturday—72% The horror!