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Alright, I guess no jokes with you guys.Or, he’s just that good right now.
45 minute arrival before tee time confirms it.
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Alright, I guess no jokes with you guys.Or, he’s just that good right now.
45 minute arrival before tee time confirms it.
It did he not practice and the competition is just inferior?
For the record, Jack Nicklaus was never one for extensive practice and, or, range time. His philosophy was that if he liked the way he was striking the ball, putting etc... he did not find it productive to repeat same at the range or practice green.
Haha, what? Here is Jack Nicklaus' practice routine growing up.
Link to an article about Koepka's endorsement contract mind set :
https://www.golf.com/gear/2019/05/19/brooks-koepka-equipment-deal-worth/
The above linked article does not mention it, but the reality is that the hat logo is the most valuable item that a Tour pro may sell. My guess is that Nike is paying Koepka $15 to $20 million per year for wearing a Nike hat and shirt. A club deal is much less lucrative, maybe $3 or $4 million per year, so it makes sense to me why Koepka would avoid signing a club deal and instead put the clubs he wants within his bag.
JB might have more accurate data but I can assure you he's getting maybe half of that. Tiger and Rory are getting that kind of money from Nike, not Brooks.
JB might have more accurate data but I can assure you he's getting maybe half of that. Tiger and Rory are getting that kind of money from Nike, not Brooks.
Tiger's most recent Nike contract has him earning $40 million per year for wearing a Nike hat, shirt, and footwear.
In 2013 Rory signed a 5 year deal paying him $20 million per year to play Nike equipment, wear a Nike hat and shirt, footwear etc... In 2016 Koepka signed his own "full Nike deal".
Since those days, Nike has exited the club and ball business, but the hat is by far the most expensive piece of "real estate" a golfer may sell. For more than a decade KPMG (accounting/consulting firm) has paid Mickelson $20 million per year to wear a KPMG hat.
Tiger's most recent Nike contract has him earning $40 million per year for wearing a Nike hat, shirt, and footwear.
In 2013 Rory signed a 5 year deal paying him $20 million per year to play Nike equipment, wear a Nike hat and shirt, footwear etc... In 2016 Koepka signed his own "full Nike deal".
Since those days, Nike has exited the club and ball business, but the hat is by far the most expensive piece of "real estate" a golfer may sell. For more than a decade KPMG (accounting/consulting firm) has paid Mickelson $20 million per year to wear a KPMG hat.
Koepka had yet to win a major in 2016, and had nowhere near the name recognition those other guys do. I'd argue he still doesn't when it comes to the general public.
“The rudest players you ever play with are not slow,” Chamblee said on Saturday night. “They may be annoying, but they are not rude. The rudest players you ever play with are fast players. You heard Bryson DeChambeau say if I hit it past somebody I’m not going to go up and get in front of him. But fast players will do that. And I can promise you it’s not the proper etiquette.”
Chamblee referenced video from earlier in the week of Koepka standing off to the side but well ahead of McIlroy in the fairway, waiting for him to hit. Chamblee said Koepka was in McIlroy’s line of sight.
That comment found its way to Koepka, who responded on Twitter on Sunday morning (which led to a Chamblee response).
Nate;n8877218 said:
Jman;n8877288 said:Stronnnnnggggggggggg
Canadan;n8877367 said:that's just basically me with a tan.
Lulz.
Canadan;n8877367 said:that's just basically me with a tan.
Lulz.