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@DPWorldTour @GolfweekNichols @PGATOUR Proper English calls for the earlier event and winner to be mentioned first. Failing this decreases social media engagement due to readers feeling uncomfortable with the unnatural prose.

Alex Fitzpatrick and Matt Fitzpatrick become the first siblings to win in successive weeks on the DP World Tour and the @PGATOUR 🤝 #HeroIndianOpen

@golfweek @GolfweekNichols What a bad picture. He is seen like that only twice a year. And the story has nothing to do with golf.

Tiger Woods arrested, charged with DUI after crash in Florida golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/g…

@GolfweekNichols Wikipedia? It’s a bad source for facts. It says Bradley has 99 wins.

The LPGA’s stats before 1980 have been essentially non-existent. They’ve been working on it forever and are finally making some headway, I’m told. For a long time, the tour’s website listed Annika as the player with the most career titles. Everyone has to use Wikipedia. I also have old media guides at home.

@GolfweekNichols Why not ask the LPGA?

Can’t for the life of me figure out why the LPGA can’t just put the Korda sisters together for the first two rounds of the Ford. The tour has to find ways to break through March Madness, MLB opening day and Masters buildup. First time in the same LPGA field since 2023, just give fans what they want! Instead, the Kordas aren’t even in the same wave! Nelly off in the AM and Jessica in the PM tomorrow. Put them in the same TV window. This is the tour making it harder than it needs to be. (Getty Images)

@acaseofthegolf1 I think they don’t take the show seriously. Notice I wrote show and not competition on purpose.

How do teams not have like full Hammer strategies in place before they go into the match? Obv adjust based on the match but just have at least an outline, like the hammer is the most important part of the damn match.

@richiebratton @acaseofthegolf1 Wait a minute. The PGA Tour says they want fewer events so their players don’t get burned out and the audience anticipates watching. Then they keep cramming two events into one weekend?

@AdamSchupak @acaseofthegolf1 @dylan_wu59 Writing a one-sided story like this makes you, Golfweek, and USA Today look bad. What does the PGA Tour have to say about the situation?

Full status didn't cut it for getting into the WM Phoenix Open this week and the reduced field size didn't help them finish the first round before play was suspended. #Fail So maybe just go back to 132 and have a Monday Q 🤔 story here: golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/g… cc: @dylan_wu59

@GolfweekNichols “Hardened the course?” Then why do you allow players to hit from cart paths, hospitality flooring, etc.?

Here’s the full letter LPGA commissioner Craig Kessler sent out to players addressing what happened on Sunday at the TOC: LPGA Athletes, When I joined the LPGA last July, I said trust would be our highest priority — with all of you, partners, fans, staff and media. This weekend at the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, that trust was tested. I made the decision to limit the event to 54 holes, worried that our athletes might be injured given the way record overnight low temperatures hardened the course.  While the decision was a tough one and ran counter to prior statements we shared, I made a judgement call. With the benefit of hindsight, there were clearly other ways we should have managed the situation. I recognize this decision, and others we made in real time, were confusing and disappointing to our fans. And our communication around the decision wasn’t clear or timely enough. Your frustration is valid — I own that, and I’m sorry. We are already taking steps to improve: •Establishing clearer principles for play decisions in challenging situations, including strengthening weekly contingency planning •Communicating faster, more clearly, and with better real-time information. Our thanks to the staff at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club who did great work to make sure the course was prepared and our partners at Hilton Grand Vacations who pulled out all the stops to celebrate great golf with their guests. This is a special Tour with an incredible future ahead. We won’t be perfect, but we will be accountable, learn quickly, and keep earning your trust. Respectfully, Craig Kessler, LPGA Commissioner (More to come …)

@JustinRayGolf Talking? Do you mean the players, whom the announcers talk over and whose microphones aren’t turned up loud enough in the first place?

Shot-making, shit-talking, showmanship Fun night in Florida.

@golfweek I call the grammar and English usage of your headline a huge, but believable, miss.

Nelly Korda calls keeping women out of TGL 'huge and unbelievable' miss golfweek.usatoday.com/story/sports/g…

@acaseofthegolf1 PGA TOUR: We want to speed up play. Also PGA TOUR: We are adding three players.

Jackson Suber and Lanto Griffin are probably big Brooks fans right now. Any event that Brooks enters there will be two players added to the field in addition to him. This is so they make an extra threesome. However Brooks must not WD prior to 12 (pacific) today in order for Lanto and Suber to be added to the field. If he did for any reason then they would go back to being 1st and 2nd alternate. So I assume the two of them are anxiously watching the clock.

@GOLF_com @JustinRayGolf That is some pretty bad writing.

For the first time in 20 years, the PGA Tour will broadcast live on ESPN. Featured group coverage of Brooks Koepka, Max Homa, and Ludvig Åberg will be shown on ESPN's main network on Thursday and Friday. Other groups to be included in the featured coverage will be: Harris English, Xander Schauffele, and J.J. Spaun Jason Day, Justin Rose, Hideki Matsuyama Keegan Bradley, Adam Scott, Chris Gotterup

@acaseofthegolf1 @BahamasKFTour @TheAbacoClub Why did they pull somebody’s mom out of the gallery to do the announcement?

The opening tee shot at the @BahamasKFTour event at @TheAbacoClub

@PGATOUR 16 minutes? You haven’t watched the great productions from the DP World Tour.

Six broken ribs, a collapsed lung, a broken leg and a concussion. Bud Cauley was in a life-threatening car accident 8 years ago. After years of perseverance, he enters 2026 qualified for every Signature Event. This is his story.

@LPGA @TMRWSports @TGL Who drew and how many people approved a clubhead right in front of a person’s face?

A new chapter for women’s golf begins. 🌟 The LPGA, alongside @TMRWSports, announces the formation of WTGL. A new platform for team golf featuring the world’s best women golfers. Preparing for a launch in winter 2026-27

@GolfChannel @GolfweekNichols You didn’t look at this from the TV viewers’ perspective from people’s average distance away away from the screen, did you?

@JoshACarpenter @acaseofthegolf1 @SBJ “Sentiment seems to be that the biggest stage in the world is the majors.” Duh

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil spoke to @SBJ about his first year on the job. He commented on LIV's financials, gave an OWGR update and spoke about Brooks Koepka's future with the league sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2025/…

@BrentleyGC My thoughts include that he had either a poor choice of words or he is the wrong person to lead an organization. Saying there is a middle class means he thinks some players are lower class. And that’s an insult.

"The middle class matters." Among Brian Rolapp's comments from CNBC's CEO Council Forum in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, was the importance of all PGA Tour members, not just its stars, in creating the best product possible. Said Rolapp: “Every sport has stars, but what really makes sports work is really the middle class. So, in my old job, sure, we put the Kansas City Chiefs on primetime as much as we can, but that’s not why the NFL was so successful; it was because when the Bengals are good, you watch, and when the Lions are good, you watch. The middle class matters. You cannot build a lifelong sport that outlives your stars if you don’t build a system that works beyond your stars.” Parity was one of three pillars, along with scarcity and simplicity, for Rolapp as he looks to revamp the PGA Tour's competitive model. The PGA Tour already has parity, Rolapp adds, which is the hardest of the three to achieve. Added Rolapp: “Any sport worth its salt says, if this competition only works if there are a couple people in it, it’s not a sport, it’s a circus.” It will be interesting to see how the PGA Tour's signature events, with limited fields and no cuts, fit into Rolapp's emphasis on parity and the middle class. Thoughts?

@LPGA @JustinRayGolf @KPMGSports She has revealed a lack of morals by playing with the presence of Trump.

Nelly Korda has won three titles in the past 4 years at the Pelican Golf Club, leading the LPGA Tour in cumulative score to par at The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge at Pelican Nelly Korda -53 Lexi Thompson -40 Gaby Lopez -36 Lydia Ko -33 #InsightsByKPMG | @KPMGSports | #LPGAStats

To anyone who still wonders if sportswashing works, here's your answer: The LPGA is now officially in business with Saudi Arabia. My support for this tour has always been about more than golf — it’s about opening doors for women, breaking ceilings, and giving young girls role models. But my commitment to women’s rights is even stronger. Supporting women’s golf is one thing; enabling a regime that silences and abuses women is another. You can’t claim to champion women’s empowerment while aligning with a regime that still restricts women’s rights and silences dissent. This deal raises big questions: whose empowerment are we celebrating — and at what cost?