Patrick Cantlay with a tremendous explanation of recent Ryder Cup results from a gambling and analytical perspective.

LEGENDARY POLL THREAD: My top most popular/retweeted/controversial polls from 2017-2020:

My parents thought the #browns logo was a rabbit pushing a grocery cart and now I can’t unsee it.

Fun little trick in the Sunday New York Times crossword yesterday: the central theme clue was "The better of two sci-fi franchises", and regardless of whether you put Star Wars or Star Trek, the crossing clues worked

PGA Tour pros average 3.00 shots to hole-out from ~168 yards in the fairway. 10 index players average 3.00 shots to hole out from ~35 yards in the fairway. #ManageYourExpectations

Well this'll be in the documentary

What is a good shot for a tour pro? Ultimate proximity chart. #ManageYourExpectations

WHAT ABOUT CHERNOBYL? Chernobyl the accident shows that, even in a worst-case scenario, the health and environmental risks of nuclear are small. Chernobyl the cultural phenomenon shows how dangerous nuclear can be. Here’s what you need to know:

Great DM question from Rich "From what distance on every hole do you think you could win The Masters?" Let's do this for a 5 handicap.

From this week's newsletter, some data on Bryson's 58:

This week we had our largest ever extraction from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: 11,353 kg of plastic out of the ocean for good. As we transition to System 03, we see that increasing system size leads to bigger catches.

A mega-thread of stats from Arccos Golf 🧵🧵🧵

The Earth spins at roughly 1,000 miles per hour. We have no idea we are even moving. Don’t ever let anyone tell you God’s not real.

Can Andy Sullivan break 80 with just ONE club? Andy Sullivan | #TheOneClubRound

I’m sorry, but you lose all credibility as a sport when your “world No. 1” gets diced like this by a golfer

This is one of the craziest videos I’ve ever seen. Harry Mack is incredible.

Yes they can control the weather. It’s ridiculous for anyone to lie and say it can’t be done.

my twitter feed all of a sudden

So far in 2024, The Ocean Cleanup has been collecting an average of 1500 kg of trash for every hour of the year.