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Originally posted by samparnell View Post
LIV is handing out a lot of money. Money talks.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostGeez, since I mentioned the new LIV golf tour, several more well known players have jumped ship - Fowler, Reed and Dechambeau. These are good golfers. I see some fireworks coming and it isn't even dark outside!
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Geez, since I mentioned the new LIV golf tour, several more well known players have jumped ship - Fowler, Reed and Dechambeau. These are good golfers. I see some fireworks coming and it isn't even dark outside!
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Originally posted by Jaws View Post
Less than 3 weeks till the due date now.
She's getting B12 injections tomorrow which will help with energy & mood hopefully. I just wish my son weren't in such a bad way with his arms & he was able to drive. They live in quite a remote area and it's going to be nervewracking waiting for the ambulance when she goes into labour. I mean I'll jump in the car and head North when the time comes but it'll take me 2 hours to get there and if it's a work day I'll have to take Mum with me. My son's on the urgent list for injections but that could easily be another month or two away.
I don't know if I missed it or simply forgot, but what is wrong with the boy's fins?
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Originally posted by LordTrychon View Post
How much longer till she's due?
She's getting B12 injections tomorrow which will help with energy & mood hopefully. I just wish my son weren't in such a bad way with his arms & he was able to drive. They live in quite a remote area and it's going to be nervewracking waiting for the ambulance when she goes into labour. I mean I'll jump in the car and head North when the time comes but it'll take me 2 hours to get there and if it's a work day I'll have to take Mum with me. My son's on the urgent list for injections but that could easily be another month or two away.
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Originally posted by LordTrychon View PostI get why the PGA may not like another competing tour, especially one that is trying to sign away big names....
I just think the threats for kicking off the tour are out of left field. Players have played outside the PGA for ages and had no issues.
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I get why the PGA may not like another competing tour, especially one that is trying to sign away big names....
I just think the threats for kicking off the tour are out of left field. Players have played outside the PGA for ages and had no issues.
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Originally posted by LordTrychon View Post
I mean... that would be a reasonable reason.
I'm pretty sure that the PGAs reasons are a bit more selfish.
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Originally posted by LordTrychon View Post
I mean... that would be a reasonable reason.
I'm pretty sure that the PGAs reasons are a bit more selfish.
But initially I see a group of good players making the transition, giving the tour some viability, and then you will see lesser players who will be enticed by big signing type bonuses, who want security and potential recognition through a different lens.
I have always felt a bit of a "snobbish" side to golf, though many of us play just because we like the game, not because we can afford expensive private memberships. I think The PGA deserves a little kick in the behind, to make them more competitive and open to change. LIV is playing 54 hole events, and I understand they will be employing shot gun type starts, where players do not all begin on hole one, in order to speed up the game. These might be wise ideas.
I've mentioned before, but baseball also needs a wake up call. I've seen grass grow faster than some games.
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Originally posted by samparnell View Post
It may have to do with why Can won't go near the topic of the financial source of the LIV.
I'm pretty sure that the PGAs reasons are a bit more selfish.
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Originally posted by LordTrychon View Post
Yeah, been discussing this with my Dad.
Do the players really have to quit the PGA to do LIV? I don't understand the uproar. Players have played things outside the PGA all the time before.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostThis new golf tour - LIV, is a real cloudy situation. The money is big, and they play a lot less tournaments, and so far, against what appears to be a so so group of players. Some good for sure. For someone like Dustin Johnson to quit The PGA, and likely diminish his legacy, pending how the LIV tour goes, seems nothing more than a money grab. It's his choice, as it is Phil Mickelson's, who I like but never know for sure what he's going to do next. But think of this, Phil is reportedly getting $200M just to join the tour, more than double what he has made in his PGA golf career. Plus anything he makes in these tournaments, which pay much more per tournament.
I am not even going near the topic of financial source for this tour.
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Originally posted by CanDB View PostThis new golf tour - LIV, is a real cloudy situation. The money is big, and they play a lot less tournaments, and so far, against what appears to be a so so group of players. Some good for sure. For someone like Dustin Johnson to quit The PGA, and likely diminish his legacy, pending how the LIV tour goes, seems nothing more than a money grab. It's his choice, as it is Phil Mickelson's, who I like but never know for sure what he's going to do next. But think of this, Phil is reportedly getting $200M just to join the tour, more than double what he has made in his PGA golf career. Plus anything he makes in these tournaments, which pay much more per tournament.
I am not even going near the topic of financial source for this tour.
Do the players really have to quit the PGA to do LIV? I don't understand the uproar. Players have played things outside the PGA all the time before.
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This new golf tour - LIV, is a real cloudy situation. The money is big, and they play a lot less tournaments, and so far, against what appears to be a so so group of players. Some good for sure. For someone like Dustin Johnson to quit The PGA, and likely diminish his legacy, pending how the LIV tour goes, seems nothing more than a money grab. It's his choice, as it is Phil Mickelson's, who I like but never know for sure what he's going to do next. But think of this, Phil is reportedly getting $200M just to join the tour, more than double what he has made in his PGA golf career. Plus anything he makes in these tournaments, which pay much more per tournament.
I am not even going near the topic of financial source for this tour.
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