
LIV, PGAT, YouTube, whatever. Give me ALL the golf ⛳️ #LIVScampsGC
El Cajon, CA
Joined January 2024
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3fromtee retweeted
“Look, we want to start out this podcast by saying we hate LIV Golf….. so let’s get started with our 118th podcast about LIV Golf in the past 3 years. Joining us next is a man who doesn’t watch LiV, nor does he have any contacts within LIV, but he’ll break it all down for us.”
3fromtee retweeted
Replying to @LIVRandONIONS
He's like a scorned woman who talks non-stop about their ex while claiming they dont care about them at all.
3fromtee retweeted
Just a dystopian way for the DPWT to phrase this.
There will be playing opportunities “on the condition that they reject the new terms proposed for LIV 2.0.”
Not “if they are in good standing with the DPWT”. Just reject LIV 2.0 and you can play DPWT, even if LIV 2.0 wouldn’t have prevented that in the first place.
Exclusive: A significant number of LIV Golf players are in advanced talks over an exit plan that will guarantee them starts on the DP World Tour, on the condition they don't sign up to the relaunched league.
Story @TheTodaysGolfer: todays-golfer.com/news-and-e…
Rahmbo probably wants back on the PGAT so he can use it for training to hit a ball into a screen on a TEAM, called whatever, inside of an auditorium. @K_Kisner 🤡
3fromtee retweeted
Good 4 @JonRahmOfficial 4 makin watever decision he thinks is best 4 him and his family. Great competitor better guy.
3fromtee retweeted
“Rahm only went for the money, nothing else!”
“What a mistake joining LIV was for Rahm, all he got was money”
“He thought he’d be the catalyst for a merger and wouldn’t actually have to play there!”
So hard to keep up with the takes here!
3fromtee retweeted
Best wishes to Jon. Dominated the league and will forever be part of its history. To each his own. No hard feelings.
My son starts this in a few weeks 🇺🇸
They never tell you how far it is.
At the end of Delta Force selection, after weeks of solo land navigation in the West Virginia mountains, sleep debt, and a rucksack that only gets heavier, candidates are handed a map point and told to move.
It's called the Long Walk, and it's roughly 40 miles over steep, broken terrain with a loaded 70-pound rucksack, done alone, with no announced distance, no remaining mileage, and no published time standard.
At each checkpoint a cadre member confirms you arrived and gives you the next point. Nothing else. They don't tell you how far you have to go or how far you've already gone.
The course was built from the British SAS endurance march Charles Beckwith brought home, and the cruelty is the information gap: you keep walking until someone tells you to stop.
What the Long Walk selects for is the willingness to keep moving when the finish is invisible, the feet are wrecked, and quitting would be rational.
Delta Force needs the right kind of operators in The Unit, and the Long Walk reveals who they are.
It's true. Good thing the weather is nice. 😎





























