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They shot 20 under there in the BMW Championship in 2018, but that was in September. May in PA produces some pretty juicy, wet rough, but it hasn't been a wet spring in the Philly area. It all depends on how far the PGA of America wants to go. My guess is they would like a winning score of...

Wow. Houston. Once a dominant program.

SMU is the Jason Mellon of the ACC.

I thought you guys owned TCU and weren’t afraid to play us?

I don't watch much of it, but I admire their ability to go out there in front of thousands of people, with sometimes millions of people watching on TV, and perform to the best of their ability. Not everyone is built for that, even athletes that may have far more physical talent.

It's not, but there are some flashes of brilliance by some of the point guards that you have to admit are pretty impressive. Olivia Miles' backhand off the board against Virginia, using her right hand from at least 8 feet off the left side of the basket, was stunning. Shades of Larry Bird, as...

Meh. That's the world they live in now. Sonny et. al. showed Hoover a lot of good faith and invested a lot of time, energy and money into Hoover to be a QB at TCU, only to see him jump ship. I can understand that Sonny and others may still be a little salty about his departure. We'll never know...

That's what Rolapp is trying to solve, yet I think his solution may be worse than the problem itself. He's only looking at it primarily through the lens of TV contracts. Fine. That's a big part of the picture. But condensing a schedule to accommodate TV has introduced the potential for a whole...

Since it's Houston Open week, anybody hearing anything down there? I imagine that they must be feeling a little uneasy about the schedule, at least. With the introduction of the Miami Open as a Signature Event, this spot on the schedule would be perfect for Miami in the future. It's two weeks...

Social activists don't care about or understand market forces.

Classic example of people who can't earn money by producing anything. So they take it away from others who are producing.

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TPC Sawgrass is considered a pretty hard course. They just shot 13 under on a par 72. That's 8 more par 5s over four days. Given that they play those at about 4.5 avg. (1/2 shot a hole), that's four shots over four rounds. So adjusting, they likely would have been around -9, maybe -10, on a par...

I know it's anecdotal at this point, but scoring has not been higher since the renovation. Not that it really needs it. Around twelve under usually wins or is close, so it plays as one of the harder courses outside the majors each year. Without any ability to make it longer, you'd think they...

I'm not advocating for a later date, but the PGA Tour never considers "sweat soaked pros is not a good look" as a metric in their decision-making. Do they do everything they can to avoid really hot weather? Yes. But it's more for course conditioning than concern for the players. The secondary...

It was in July of 1991.

Again, the course is not the problem. It's where it falls on the schedule. That being said, the players hated the TPC Sawgrass for decades. It took more than 50 revisions / tweaks to get where it is today. It's my opinion that if Rolapp follows through on this contraction, one of the things...

Rolapp is sending mixed messages on this. He claims purses are going to go way up, and that players are going to have to play more events. In effect, this would help the field at Colonial. The big problem with Colonial not attracting great fields has been where it falls on the schedule, and not...