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Today we answered: What would be the first thing we would do as LPGA commish. Who needs to basic training. Tom Kim and the the most pressure in golf And an interview with @99kate_smith A: https://t.co/9kIBzmyY5P S: https://t.co/gWlUe1faKe https://t.co/SHwuDllJxC
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I get this answer at times. And understand that people think that. But a few things in Madison’s case. She won on the Epson Tour 2 years ago and has improved statistically each year. Secondly and most important. She and her husband are the only ones who decides when they have to stop. It has no bearing on anyone besides them. It has zero effect whatsoever on your life. She has spent her entire life dreaming of the LPGA and made it there, and wants to get back. Who am I to say that she should stop.
Defining “All-in”. This is Madison Young. She had full LPGA status 2 years ago, conditional this season. Bounced back and forth between LPGA and @EpsonTour She is broke. More than broke. She and her husband Tyler are over 100K in debt. She still knows she can play. But right now can’t afford Q-school. Sign-ups are early next week. Tyler caddies for her but also works full-time on the road. He’s up early to work and works after each round. I asked if she had a job she could do if she stopped playing “I’m a college dropout who has never had a job.” They have looked into filing bankruptcy. “The only way out at this point is play better” she told me thru tears at the pro-am party this week. The last part of this season she has borrowed from family to just get to the next event. Hoping to play well enough to pay them back. But it’s nearly impossible to play under that pressure. This week’s winner gets $100,000. One good week and the debt would be almost wiped away. Madison is -4 and T6.
Send in some questions for the pod, Epson Tour. Tom Kim and pressure like no one has felt in pro golf. LPGA and losing their head of content. Korn Ferry Finals Or anything else. Fire away.
ListenThe anonymous message came from the caddie himself. Days later, Cliff Ellis and Alejandro Tosti each told me their side of what happened.
ListenPeter Jacobsen and Huey Lewis are keeping the spirit of the old Pebble Beach Pro-Am alive—one round, one story and one song at a time.
Defining “All-in”. This is Madison Young. She had full LPGA status 2 years ago, conditional this season. Bounced back and forth between LPGA and @EpsonTour She is broke. More than broke. She and her husband Tyler are over 100K in debt. She still knows she can play. But right now can’t afford Q-school. Sign-ups are early next week. Tyler caddies for her but also works full-time on the road. He’s up early to work and works after each round. I asked if she had a job she could do if she stopped playing “I’m a college dropout who has never had a job.” They have looked into filing bankruptcy. “The only way out at this point is play better” she told me thru tears at the pro-am party this week. The last part of this season she has borrowed from family to just get to the next event. Hoping to play well enough to pay them back. But it’s nearly impossible to play under that pressure. This week’s winner gets $100,000. One good week and the debt would be almost wiped away. Madison is -4 and T6.
No. 14 on the Epson Tour's Race for the Card talks about the pressure of trying to secure her LPGA status at the Epson Tour Championship this week at Indian Wells Resort in Palm Springs, California. Full Any Given Monday can be found on Apple or Spotify.
Forget for a minute whether you agree or disagree with the ruling. The fact Kisner was “going crazy” during the commercial break is what makes golf coverage so boring. Go crazy on air. Say Ogilvy should stop the Presidents Cup on air. Bring in rules officials and question it. But he knows there is a line he can’t cross. because the Tour will call him and shut it down.
This is the full story behind the viral video of Alejandro Tosti's caddie walking off the course. Disagreements over money, arguments on the course, and how an umbrella was the final straw. The caddies side, Tosti's side, and a phone call from the Tour that nearly killed the story. https://t.co/sswKmaNudb
A. This was funny and great to see a relaxed side of Scottie. B. Watch the look at 1:07 mark when Scottie looks over at his agent or publicist who is having a heart attack behind the camera and frantically gesturing to get Scottie to stop talking about the arrest.* *this is a guess, but to me what is likely happening
Epson Tour Championship with Kate Smith-Stroh and Q&A: LPGA Tour Moves, Tom Kim at High-Stakes Asian Games
| Score |
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| T1 | Carson Lundell Qualified | F | -8 |
| T1 | Seonghyeon An Qualified | F | -8 |
| T3 | Matt Snyder Qualified | F | -7 |
| T3 | Rhett Rasmussen Qualified | F | -7 |
| T5 | Daniel Azallion | F | -6 |
An American Comeback at the Presidents Cup
