FrogginBullfish

It's in the original press release. If he wins more majors they're adding more stripes.

Sand Job not their best special but I still enjoyed it and enjoyed laughing with these 3 once again. Will be sad to see it come to an end. At least Clarkson's Farm is continuing.

I believe the press release answered this. If he wins more majors, more stripes will be added.

I'm very interested to see what they come out with. I've always enjoyed the Nike line of TW apparel so I'm sure there'll be a lot in this I'll enjoy. Footwear has me very intrigued too cause I've also dealt with plantar fasciitis.

LIV Adelaide probably

Taylor was lights out with the putter down the stretch.

Looks like Tiger and TaylorMade will be launching the Tiger Sunday Red line of apparel tomorrow, Feb. 12.

I've thought about a 3-length set of clubs (covering 11 clubs, excluding driver, fairway wood, and putter) for some time so yeah I'd be interested in a combo length set.

Norman wanted that 30 years ago. He didn't want that a few years ago when this whole thing started. Nothing in his actions speak to that. If he actually just wanted that he would have approached the PGA Tour much more collaboratively. He did not. He was hostile the entire time. The PGA Tour responded in kind.

I think the crazy part about this is it happened prior to the season even starting and the move isn't even for another year. I think that might say a bit about how Lewis is feeling about this upcoming season, i.e., he doesn't have much faith that Mercedes have sorted out a ground effect car. Lewis going to Ferrari isn't so much a surprise in itself. He's said a lot of positive things about driving for Ferrari in past years so I'm not overly surprised he's making it happen. Just surprised about the timing of it. Definitely leaves a lot of questions for the future though for many teams.

Lewis to Ferrari in 2025 confirmed. https://www.mercedesamgf1.com/news/mercedes-amg-f1-lewis-to-part-ways

Let's see, Spygate... They filmed from the wrong spots. That was the issue. Not that they were filming, but where they filmed from. Oh, and Bill Cowher admitted a lot of other teams did it too. Even Eric Mangini who started the whole investigation regrets it. Deflategate didn't happen during the Super Bowl. It was the game before. In a game they won 43-22 mostly running the ball and scoring rushing TDs, so an under-inflated ball basically meant nothing. Not to mention the under-inflation measured could easily be explained by high school level science. Also, Aaron Rodgers came out and admitted to having his balls over-inflated. No one cared about that though. Deflategate was the biggest crock the NFL has ever put out. Even independent organizations have come out to blast how flawed the Wells report was. The TB-KC SB was a blowout. Had the refs called a few less penalties, the result would not have changed measurably. The biggest difference in that game was KC having a patchwork O-Line and Mahomes having to run for his life on almost every snap. Also his receivers couldn't catch a ball.

Yawn

Not sure if you watched pro golf when he was playing on tour but he was just a great character and a great golfer. Super fun to watch and could go birdie crazy at any moment. Think he had 11 birdies in one round at the Masters once.

I just think it's unnecessary but the alleging of theft of his designs, which weren't even that original, is my main sticking point

He might have purged it from his twitter or X profile. I don't know. But it happened many times, and I personally called him out on it a couple of times. I don't have X anymore so I can't go back and look. But here's an example of an unnecessary marketing meme from a month ago on their FB page.

Disparaging other companies to prop up his, alleging another company stole his design when his design is very familiar to numerous others that came before over a couple decades, etc.

I see no official news releases that Ryan Moore and his brother own the company. All I can see is posts on forums saying the founder sold the company to the Moores sometime in 2023. My issues with the company stem from the previous owner if him selling is legit, and by the looks of their FB page, they're still using similar marketing tactics as when he was in charge. I haven't followed the company in awhile because of how the original founder comported himself.

I'm definitely interested in trying them out

They look like decent clubs and have performed well in the past in MGS testing but I will never support this company unfortunately. I cannot back the owner and the way he comports himself on social media under his brand's name no less.

If I'm not mistaken, Callaway "froze" their partnership with Phil following his scary motherf***ers comments a while back. I don't think this is an announcement of an official split, just Phil saying he really likes the ball.

I'm not personally in favour of the rollback. I know the arguments for and against. I've seen the data. I've seen you spout it about 100 times in this thread already as well. I don't need to be convinced on this topic. I am merely pointing out that saying "this person and this company don't support this" cuts both ways for people on this topic, because the people on the other side have people and companies they can point to as well. Appealing to experts isn't going to change anyone's mind. Nor is the data at this stage either, because it depends on a number of factors for people. Some people are looking at more recent timeframes and some are looking at broader more historical timeframes. There are stats that can support both. Context is important when it comes to statistics. This topic was exhausting a year ago. And somehow it's even more exhausting now. You are welcome to loathe whoever you wish in the industry for supporting/enforcing this rollback. I just happen to care a lot less. I don't support it but I'm not going to protest it. At the end of the day I just like golf. It'll suck to lose some yards but I'm still going to play nonetheless. If you want to do something about it, maybe voice your opinion towards the usga and the r&a instead of repeating the same lines over and over and over and over again on a forum(s). Maybe you can precipitate some actual change that way.

There are tour pros and people in the industry that support the distance report and the rollback too. The appeal to experts cuts both ways.

Insert many F bombs here...