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I don’t compete, but do have to ask. Wouldn’t it be best to compete with the set up you play and practice with? I can’t imagine a last minute change to an unfamiliar club could be a benefit.

I believe the “tradition” came about to keep people from falsely claiming they got an HIO. Tougher to lie about it when it cost you a couple c notes.

Strongest field on tour this year besides the PLAYERS. Should be a good one (y).

We just play this way anyway. I don’t compete at a high level, am not on my way to the tour, and like fun and fairness.

My “feelings” about a product or brand have more to do with the actual feel of the product. PXG for example could not produce a club that would feel good for me. They don’t tell me the right story….

Leader after the Wyndham is the Tour Champion. If it’s a forgone conclusion, so be it.

Watch it Rickie. Unless you return to form, you’ll fail to deliver the T43 finish we’ve all come to know and love.

One for the “postage stamp”, and one for the “rabbit”. Great hole(s)

This is it. Sign and score boards leave them alone. Greenside grandstands can have a drop area that leaves a neutral approach.

Anyone that has a realistic chance at more. There’s no bigger waste in my mind that a one time major winner. I want the dynasties. Viktor or Max would be fine. Just someone the tour is not already propping up with sponsors exemptions in a desperate attempt to keep them relevant.

I know, but it’s a start. Golf is like the Premier League to me. I just want it to end with the last event of the year (ideally The Open) and crown its champion. Sometimes that will be a forgone conclusion, but that also means we got to watch a dominant season.

I think this weeks announcement kinda cements the season “Champion” after the Wyndham. 18m to the #1 seed is more than just a gesture.

Dustin Johnson was the last (and maybe only) time I’ve every realty flipped my position on a player. As he came back from his dope vacation, he physically changed my mood in a bad way whenever I saw him. Somewhere along the way, I started to follow him with interest, and was actually happy...

I guess the hole in one counts, but I’ve never made one either on a par 4 or 5.

Which one are you most proud of? That might be what I’m struggling with.

It’s a bit of a humbling teach, but f**k it. I’ll take the lower scores.

Yes. It’s the best fairway I’ve ever hit. I think the shaft length, loft, and offset are a really good combination for me.

Thank you (y). Differential is the word I was looking for, but could only come up with index.

So I’ve shot 79 at my easy home course from the regular tees, and 72 in an “iron man” event from the fronts. My 81 today was at a much harder course hence the thread. I’m still conflicted….

that’s a great round