This is where the meritocracy argument falls flat for me.

If it's a meritocracy, why are some playing by different rules?

If you can qualify into an event, why aren't you then on a level playing field?

Most caddies earn 10% for a win, 7% for a top 10 finish & 5% for all other finishes

Based on this, in 2024 Scottie Scheffler's caddie Ted Scott has earned $1.75 million 🤯

That's more on-course than:

→ Rory McIlroy ($1.74m)
→ Keegan Bradley ($1.60m)
→ Min Woo Lee ($1.25m)

Most caddies earn 10% for a win, 7% for a top 10 finish & 5% for all other finishes

Based on this, in 2024 Scottie Scheffler's caddie Ted Scott has earned $1.75 million 🤯

That's more on-course than:

→ Rory McIlroy ($1.74m)
→ Keegan Bradley ($1.60m)
→ Min Woo Lee ($1.25m)

You have your biggest potential tour asset since 🐅

Looking for the 4th win in 5 starts...

In the lead of the tournament...

At a marque event...

On baby watch...

...And you decide to not guarantee a Sunday finish🤔

The narrative of declining PGA Tour TV ratings causing an overall fan exodus from professional golf is being pushed by various invested parties to suit their interests.

PGA Tour loyalists cite it as proof of LIV Golf's disruptive damage.

LIV supporters claim it signals their

Super impressive stuff from Nelly Korda

To come into a major going for win 5 in a row, under increased pressure and to pull it off is mind blowing 🤯

Bryson has reached historic levels of recognition.

#needlemover

Reason 851 for Rory to join LIV Golf?

Scottie Scheffler isn't there

Greatest golfer since Tiger Woods?

1. Miles Russell
2. Scottie Scheffler
3. Nelly Korda

The data doesn't lie.

Good use of a sponsors exemption.

You: Watching RBC Heritage

Me: Getting into the weeds of men's tailoring on X (with RBC Heritage on in the background)

We are not the same.