Purely from a golf standpoint, he completely raised the standard and has led to the massive shift in how current pros approach the game. He is also directly responsible for the huge surge in the popularity of golf and the current gigantic purses. I don’t think any other athlete mentioned in this...

I can’t see how Tiger isn’t the most influential. He completely transformed his sport and culture.

True, but think of all the fees we could rack up converting LLCs to Wyoming.

This is one area that Scott Frost got right. Move TEs to other positions to avoid the curse.

TaylorMade is owned by PE and people still seem willing to buy their clubs. There are plenty of companies that are owned by PE and operate completely fine—you just don’t hear about those ones as much.

lol if you want to compare incomes/net worths, we can.

I never sold a thing so I’m good

Definitely recommend it if you can get on. Fun course that’s playable for a variety of skill levels. Wind was down when we were there but imagine it gets much tougher when it gets blowing.

Can’t compete with Sand Hills, but just got back from GrayBull myself. Very nice experience and a fun course.

Yeah man, no one in rural Nebraska drives drunk lmao

Who the hell is Chris Hickman?

Heard most people in Denver are more concerned about getting famous on TikTok and running message boards, so this isn’t surprising

Pumpkin Ridge, the site of Tiger’s epic comeback in the 1996 US Am.

I member when 9 wins would get a coach fired around these parts.

I hear you, but there is very little to actually talk about at this point that isn’t just complete navel gazing speculation.