Does that mean that newer equipment isn't better or that the independent contractors on the PGA Tour feel more comfortable with the tools they know, since those tools are responsible for feeding their families.
He must have taken the sldr out then.
To use two players who dont have a professional win in over two years seems like a bad plan of attack for making a point.
The only contracts a PGA tour player has is with their sponsors. Guys like Rory and Phil are the exceptions.
I understood what you were saying about the feeding their families comment and I do pretty much agree with the sentiment but I do gotta say I'm pretty sure Sneeiker is making great money on all his sponsor deals and commercials, way more than a lot of other golfers, you can't go 10 mins without seeing his MasterCard comercials. Lolol
That is true. He isn't hurting. But I don't think Crossfield's butt hurt point is well made by using two players as examples who've not won in two years
Crossfield's trying to prove that a golfer doesn't need new gear to be good, he's right. But that doesn't mean that new equipment isn't more improved. Crossfield is a grumpy and stubborn. He is grasping at straws.
