[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Badger 2006

Looks like competition just hit the PGA Tour. Whole new combined individual and team competition with many interesting twists. Time will tell.

Saudi’s have plenty of cash to buy what they want.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Saudi’s have plenty of cash to buy what they want.

Have they found sponsors or a tv network to show their tournaments?

[Boston-Sean]

Looks like everyone who claimed only has beens would join are wrong. Very wrong.

Players used to play the Ryder Cup for free until Tiger spoke up. The PGA was making a killing while the Players got squat.

Hopefully these players will still get to play the majors. I really don't care if they are banned from the Waffle House championship in Topeka.

As for Saudi Blood Money, Saudi Arabia is one of our most important allies. Without their stewardship of the oil markets the world economy would collapse. They continue to buy billions in military hardware from us and Biden will soon be going there to beg the Saudis to pump more oil. (Side note: even if they do there is no more refining capacity to handle more oil)

There is a LIV event in Boston in September. I'll tell Phil you guys said hello.

[eweissenbach]

Originally Posted by golfing eagles

Please don't mention Phil Mickelson and Colin Kaepernick in the same thread.

Tru dat! kaepernick is far more principled! Kaepernick walked away from millions for his principles, Mickelson walked away from his principles for millions of dirty money.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

Tru dat! kaepernick is far more principled! Kaepernick walked away from millions for his principles, Mickelson walked away from his principles for millions of dirty money.

Kaepernick was a bench warmer who has made $MILLIONS more for his "principles" than he ever would have made in the NFL...

And I suggest you not probe too deep into how the NFL owners made their "clean" money...

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Took a bad 49rs to the playoffs 6 times won 4 cc😊😊😊

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

Tru dat! kaepernick is far more principled! Kaepernick walked away from millions for his principles, Mickelson walked away from his principles for millions of dirty money.

I approve of this POST

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com

Took a bad 49rs to the playoffs 6 times won 4 cc���������������� ��

He had a 37-31-1 record...

After his first two good years, he went 8-8 and 1-10 as a starter...

He was 26th in the league in completion percentage.

In other words, defenses figured him out and he couldn't adapt.

Just like RG III with Washington. 1-2 good years, then poof! He turned to crap...

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

He had a 37-31-1 record...

After his first two good years, he went 8-8 and 1-10 as a starter...

He was 26th in the league in completion percentage.

In other words, defenses figured him out and he couldn't adapt.

Just like RG III with Washington. 1-2 good years, then poof! He turned to crap...

what happened to your early thread today / Wait I don’t care I’ll be gone tomorrow

[jdulej]

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

Tru dat! kaepernick is far more principled! Kaepernick walked away from millions for his principles, Mickelson walked away from his principles for millions of dirty money.

Well said!

[jebartle]

Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com

I approve of this POST

Me too!!!! Phil Mickelson prostituted himself

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by mikemalloy

There are tours all over the world for professional golfers including Europe, Asia, India, Korea, Japan, Australia, and South Africa to name a few. Many of the golfers from those regions prefer to play on the US PGA tour because of the money and competition.

Not sure what that has to do with my post....the PGA makes the rules and if you want to play the tour you play by their rules. The USGA has stated the eligible players will be able to play Open, the British Open hasn't made a statement yet nor has the Masters. It will most likely take years to resolve since the lawsuits will draw it out, then if the courts give an injunction to allow them play the tour until the lawsuit is resolved and everyone of us loses interest......JMO. I am watching the second round, it's golf..

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

He had a 37-31-1 record...

After his first two good years, he went 8-8 and 1-10 as a starter...

He was 26th in the league in completion percentage.

In other words, defenses figured him out and he couldn't adapt.

Just like RG III with Washington. 1-2 good years, then poof! He turned to crap...

If teams thought they would win with kaparnickle they would have signed him. Personally think he needs to see a shrink.

RGIII got hurt several times and think his running ability was gone and his arm was never his strong point. Hard to have a long career as a QB in the NFL if you are a run first guy. Your body will not stand up to the pounding you get as a runner

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by charlieo1126@gmail.com

what happened to your early thread today / Wait I don’t care I’ll be gone tomorrow

Then why ask in the first place?

Trolling?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

If teams thought they would win with kaparnickle they would have signed him. Personally think he needs to see a shrink.

RGIII got hurt several times and think his running ability was gone and his arm was never his strong point. Hard to have a long career as a QB in the NFL if you are a run first guy. Your body will not stand up to the pounding you get as a runner

He got hurt because he couldn't read a defense... So he decided to scramble too much...

He was on the downslide well before he got hurt...

And Randall Cunningham had a pretty long career as a scrambler...

Same with Steve Young...