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We know Tiger hasn’t played that well in the Majors since his return to golf, but those events are against all of the best players in the world on some of the hardest courses in the world. With the lower tier events on Tour having weaker fields and easier setups, do you think that’s enough for Tiger to win without having to capture lighting in a bottle?

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I work at a golf course so I’ll often get 9 holes in before work and another 9 after if I have time. We had a league out on the front 9 in the morning so I played the back and shot +1 then went in to work. After I got done work I went out to play the front 9 to “finish” the round and shot -1.

It was my first time under par on the front so I’m happy to take that W, but do you fellas think it counts as playing 18 holes at even par? It wasn’t a straight 18 holes but I did play the 9s during the same day and for what it’s worth my intent was to continue the round when I started playing.

It’d be my PB score for 18 by 4 strokes and best at my home course by 6 strokes.

Imagine that Golfer A won all 4 Majors of the year and Golfer B won all 36 regular tournaments plus the 3 FedEx cup playoff events. To keep things simple, let’s assume that they both play in every event. And to make things more interesting in the events they don’t win they miss the cut/finish dead last.

We all know Majors>Regular events but are they 4x as prestigious? If you had to make a call who would you give the Player of the Year award to?

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With Valhalla having the lowest score to par in PGA Championship history a lot of people were talking about how they’d prefer a harder setup, something akin to a US Open where players can really struggle to get around at even par.

That being said do we really need the PGA Championship to just be a “US Open light”? The PGA Championship has next to no identity of its own and living under the shadow of another Major doesn’t help that so why not turn the tables and lean into a birdie fest?

This year’s tournament produced one of the best leaderboards in recent history and despite the easy conditions it still came down to Xander having to make birdie on the 72nd hole to win the tournament.

The Majors can be any that you choose but cannot include all 4, at least one must be missing. The Grand Slam is as grand as it gets (all in same year) but you’re limited to those 4.

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It’s not that likely of course but, let’s say this week AK comes back with his A-game and wins the LIV event. Obviously with all the buzz around him it’d be huge news and LIV would be getting great publicity. On the other hand it wouldn’t be a great look for them to have a guy with over a decade off from competition cleaning up against their players.

So what do you think, net positive or negative for LIV if AK somehow gets it done this week?