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I was kind of confused about why the Mainstream Golf Media seemed to criticize everything Sneds was doing for the past few weeks.
It all makes sense now 🤦♀️😂
🚨🇺🇸🗣️ #NEW — Team captain Brandt Snedeker credits Donald Trump for Team USA’s victory
“One last shoutout… Donald Trump. President Trump. I told him if we did this, he gets all the credit. So thank you President Trump.”
Rugged American individualism triumphs over the warm embrace of collectivism.
The Year of the Patriot Golfer 🇺🇸
Gutsy win from Coach Sneds and the boys.
The data nerds and losers—of which there are many—can suck it.
At this point, Scottie should just go full Hideki and pretend to not speak english so that he doesn’t need to do media
The last time Team USA won a Ryder Cup in Europe was 1993. The Presidents Cup began in 1994.
Playing in both events with no off years dilutes the US Team’s ability to consistently bring energy and urgency to either event.
Per Koivun, the group chat is “26 Medinah Team,” but Sneds says the group chat is called “Medinah 26.”
Did Koivun just admit that there’s a second group chat that not everyone is in? 😬
Hearing rumors that Tiger is not looking to play professional golf anymore.
It has now been over 2 years since his last professional start, so he has a strong case for regaining his Am status in time for the 2027 circuit.
Apparently there’s a guy who has been going around pretending to be a PGA Tour player for the past few years..
Apparently he goes by the name “Jordan Spieth”
“According to multiple industry experts, the fallout from Good Good’s massive error and misjudgment will spark a reckoning in the larger corporate golf space.”
Why are we pretending like Callaway didn’t explicitly approve the ad?
If anything, this teaches brands that the safest strategy is to outsource marketing to influencers and then blame them when something goes wrong.
How will Good Good’s crash and burn impact legacy golf marketing?
It’s a cautionary tale: Brands can tap into Gen-Z without handing the keys to unchecked creators.
And perhaps the “bro culture” influencer wasn’t the right choice in the first place: nytimes.com/athletic/7547165…
“The Good Good x Callaway driver might be the most destructive driver in golf history.”
Tiger Woods: hold my vicodin
The PGA Tour was working with Good Good in direct response to LIV Golf dominating YouTube golf with Bryson and Rick Shiels.
It’s plausible that the PGA Tour no longer feels threatened by LIV, and decided it doesn’t need to lower its product by associating with YouTubers anymore.
Interesting that @CallawayGolf asks us to make an ad then approves it then asks us to take the fall then drops us in a coordinated media blitz and covers it up by giving a million dollars away thinking everyone will be ok with it. 30 for 39 will be legendary.