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I will find a way to help the pros that were on big break. I need a course and a sponsor. Let’s have some positive out of this. https://t.co/3TJJB7WiSr

I know this. If GG has not filmed every single second of the last week, including this morning at 330 am with their CEO, they have missed out on about 1 billion views.

I hope everyone takes a minute to think about the players on Big Break. Forget the Good Good guys for a second. The other 10. Think about Jesse Rouse, who doesn’t know his mom, his Dad was a meth addict, and in his young years was probably around domestic violence, his grandparents, who were his hero’s and savior, dead before he was 20. His sister attempted suicide two days after his grandma died. And somehow, somehow he graduated from college and for once, something went his way. He was named to be on Big Break. And now it’s gone. I feel horrible for him, for the other guys who had the chance of a lifetime. For the winner (truly, i dont know who won) For all the people that worked their ass off behind the scenes to make this show possible. To be on that show was a dream come true. Thank you to golf channel for the amazing opportunity. Im sorry to everyone involved. Here is to it coming back in 2027.

Breaking news: @MerriamWebster has announced that the word “Good” will be removed from any future printing of the dictionary

I’d argue this might be the surest sign LIV 2.0 might actually be a thing. Classic misdirection, there is NO WAY this is the way Bryson says it’s over. https://t.co/BBFRE2321c

To the players I cover, LIV has given guys a chance to continue their career. LaSasso falls into that catergory. If this is the end he will have enough money to chase it for years. James Piot has status on the Americas status because of LIV. Last season he flew from an Asian Tour event overnight to an Americas Monday Q. He landed and jumped in a car he had waiting for him, making it to the tee time by 15 minutes. He Monday Q'd and went on to finish 2nd that week. He told me on the podcast, he wouldn't have even attempted it had he not had the financial means to, which LIV gave him. Andy Olgetree was out of Money before he joined LIV for just one start. That money kept his career going, he won on the Asian Tour, made it back to LIV. The fact is running out of money is the biggest reason players stop chasing it. LIV has given guys a longer runway.

If you fired a 3-under round today on the Korn Ferry Tour you are in a 27 (!!!) way tie for 85th. 1. These guys are so talented. 2. The KFT has to play harder courses.

Party at these folks house. https://t.co/iEigFRUW2G