The PGA Tour Thread

Very sad, had won this year, top 100 player, engaged to be married. You think some people have it all but I suppose you never really know what's going on in their life.

I don't know the history of the cop, the media will try to dig up anything . But as soon as I heard about the body cam not being switched on, there was the grounds for the case to be dismissed, and sure enough it has been. It's like we can sue you, but you can sue us as well, so let's call the whole thing off. You ignore police orders, think you can do what you like, and drag an officer along the road. Well forgive me, if this decision doesn't prove that money talks, as always .

Yet again, money seems to speak and buy you freedom, if you're loaded, regardless of whether you're guilty or not. Just like Trump openly insulting the judge in his trial. If a regular person did that, they'd be locked up on the spot, not handed inconsequential fines which were openly mocked by Trump as well.

Delighted if he does, rocky start but running along nicely now

Bit of trolling i think going on here

No. Care to elaborate more than throwing out an insult?

Great to see Bob break through over there. He could go on a roll now. He was talking about a change of attitude, being calmer and not getting upset by bad shots as being the key to his improvement.

I haven't been on this thread for a couple of days and missed this beauty.

A cop with a brutal disciplinary record turns off his body cam and somehow attached himself to a car. Attaching yourself to a car is not advised by any police authority.

Scottie Scheffler never did anything wrong in his life. This is the guy who insisted that Ted Scott, his caddie, was at home on the Saturday of the PGA Championship for his daughter's graduation. I don't know of any other golfer who would do that.

The first thought that came to my mind when I heard he attached himself to the car was that he was looking for a handy payday.

Was delighted for MacIntyre , followed him for a few holes when the Irish open was in Mount Juliet and he came across as pure sound. Apart from Lowry he's the other golfer who to me comes across as pure ordinary

The videos of the incident with Scotty are at complete odds with the nonsense statement given by the police officer. Yer man tried to run after Scotty who was barely crawling along. It's made out that he drove off from the cop, dragging the cop and ripping his uniform. He barely could hear yer man let alone see clearly what was happening. As soon as he clocked what was happened he stopped, apologised and complied. There was no dragging or refusing to obey orders.

The cop was obviously bullshitting the whole thing. Only for Scotty's profile, some videos and media scrutiny the trumped up (fantasy) charges could well have stuck. The level of delusion and self centred nature of the cop's media statement are telling.

Didnt realise this one had a cut in it. Good to see even if it just cuts 10-15 players.

Seems to be removed from app now

Spieth has been absolutely awful this year, not even in the top 50 of the FedEx Cup. He looks lost every time I watch him play. Possibly has an injured wrist which might explain it.

Thats how it's done. With a typical field of 150, 160 players there are always dropouts due to injury, sickness or other reasons and there is a ranked list of alternates and qualifiers for such cases. It's pretty standard and happens all the time.

It rarely carries forward from a major. Scottie might be the man again.

Byeong Hun An withdrew after 7 holes today. The teetimes for tomorrow now has 2 players out on their own.
I wonder if they will join them up or if there is some rule preventing it?

Cam Young hits 6 of 14 fairways and shoots 59. If that doesn't tell you that something needs to change with the equipment then nothing will.

drama at the 18th at the travelers

Tom Kim battled real hard and deserves credit for it. Plugged ball in the bunker was so unfortunate, horrible way to lose. I liked his interview afterwards where he was very positive saying he's not disappointed and he'll take the memory of how well he played and look forward.

And a huge amount of it all starts in a small office in Dublin 🤫

Not surprising with the recent schedule

59 for Hayden Springer at the John Deere

Spieth very hot early on,-4 through 6. Iron shots have been excellent, longest birdie putt so far was 20 feet.

Nick Dunlap would have played in the Open if he was still an amateur but turned pro after winning on the PGA tour earlier in the year. It all worked out for him as he won the alternate PGA tour event last night. He even gets to keep the money this time. 😁

He is the first person to win on the PGA tour as an amateur and a professional in the same season.

He'd showed a bit of form recently in the Memorial and the Rocket Mortgage.

Will he pay his caddy extra. I doubt it.