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re: Did Taylor Gooch get fired from the 4 Aces team?
Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:30 am to Ghost of Colby
Posted on 2/27/23 at 8:30 am to Ghost of Colby
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Did Taylor Gooch get fired from the 4 Aces team?
You never got a response to your actual question bc the pga nerds just want to shite on LIV.
No, he didn’t get fired. It was a “team transfer” that they both wanted to do.
quote:
They’ve chatted about the transfers, how it happened that both were involved. Gooch wanted to play with his good friend Harold Varner III. Uihlein felt like he was joining the Yankees when he got the nod from 4Aces Captain Dustin Johnson, whose team won four regular-season events and the Team Championship last year.
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Posted on 2/27/23 at 10:14 am to GeauxBangles
I tried to watch this weekend, caught a commercial break then a 5-minute segment of David Feherty talking stats, then another commercial. I never returned.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 10:18 am to GeauxBangles
4Aces acquiring Uihlein is just like when the Yankees signed Reggie Jackson.
Shockwaves through the golf world
Shockwaves through the golf world
Posted on 2/27/23 at 10:42 am to Ghost of Colby
I tried to watch LIV this weekend but never really got invested. IMO the biggest problems are...
the broadcast team - pushing the talk show angle too much instead of golf analysis/broadcast,
fields aren't deep enough - Charles Howell running away with a 4 stroke lead wasn't very climactic. With only 48 players and a portion of them being Korn Ferry types I'm afraid this might happen regularly
Shotgun start - this isn't really a problem until Sunday. Going down the stretch and not knowing what holes guys have left relative to competitors in a different group makes it confusing
the broadcast team - pushing the talk show angle too much instead of golf analysis/broadcast,
fields aren't deep enough - Charles Howell running away with a 4 stroke lead wasn't very climactic. With only 48 players and a portion of them being Korn Ferry types I'm afraid this might happen regularly
Shotgun start - this isn't really a problem until Sunday. Going down the stretch and not knowing what holes guys have left relative to competitors in a different group makes it confusing
Posted on 2/27/23 at 10:42 am to LMfan
Uihlein turned pro 12 years ago & made a total of $4M playing on the tour.
He finished 3rd on LIV last year & won $12M. Now he gets to play with DJ & Reed… and he just won another $2.6M this weekend.
He finished 3rd on LIV last year & won $12M. Now he gets to play with DJ & Reed… and he just won another $2.6M this weekend.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 10:56 am to Jcorye1
The issue is the negative impact on the PGA tour and events. I actually attend events and this is negatively impacting that experience with lesser fields. I think LIV should be isolated and players banned from any majors.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 11:52 am to nola tiger lsu
quote:
The issue is the negative impact on the PGA tour and events. I actually attend events and this is negatively impacting that experience with lesser fields. I think LIV should be isolated and players banned from any majors.
This week the PGA might as well have just been honest and called the Honda, the Korn Ferry Special. Tiger and Alfalfa got what they want with an enormous push from LIV Golf. They got a nucleus of events where the prize money is high, they now don't have to travel as much, and they are much more in control of their family lives and keeping their points high.
With the right leverage, a man can lift the world.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:07 pm to bamameister
quote:I just don’t know I would be crowing so hard on a week Howell III runs away with a LIV event, but you do you
This week the PGA might as well have just been honest and called the Honda, the Korn Ferry Special. Tiger and Alfalfa got what they want with an enormous push from LIV Golf.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:12 pm to bamameister
quote:
This week the PGA might as well have just been honest and called the Honda, the Korn Ferry Special. Tiger and Alfalfa got what they want with an enormous push from LIV Golf. They got a nucleus of events where the prize money is high, they now don't have to travel as much, and they are much more in control of their family lives and keeping their points high.
With the right leverage, a man can lift the world.
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POS PLAYER SCORE R1 R2 R3 TOT
1
United States
Charles Howell III
-16 68 66 63 197
2
United States
Peter Uihlein
-12 67 66 68 201
3
South Africa
Branden Grace
-10 68 68 67 203
4
England
Paul Casey
-7 65 71 70 206
T5
United States
Brendan Steele
-6 72 70 65 207
T5
Australia
Cameron Smith
-6 69 71 67 207
T7
United States
Pat Perez
-5 71 71 66 208
T7
Mexico
Carlos Ortiz
-5 67 70 71 208
T7
Colombia
Sebastián Muñoz
-5 72 68 68 208
T7
United States
Matthew Wolff
-5 70 67 71 208
T11
Northern Ireland
Graeme McDowell
-4 70 67 72 209
T11
England
Ian Poulter
-4 68 71 70 209
T11
United States
Talor Gooch
-4 67 66 76 209
T11
Chile
Joaquin Niemann
-4 74 67 68 209
T15
Australia
Marc Leishman
-3 68 70 72 210
T15
Mexico
Abraham Ancer
-3 70 69 71 210
T15
Chile
Mito Pereira
-3 72 70 68 210
T15
Zimbabwe
Scott Vincent
-3 71 71 68 210
19
United States
Jason Kokrak
-2 65 75 71 211
T20
United States
Kevin Na
-1 74 69 69 212
T20
United States
Cameron Tringale
-1 70 72 70 212
T20
South Africa
Dean Burmester
-1 73 69 70 212
T23
Spain
Sergio Garcia
E 72 69 72 213
T23
Sweden
Henrik Stenson
E 73 71 69 213
T23
Australia
Matt Jones
E 73 72 68 213
T23
United States
Bryson DeChambeau
E 72 73 68 213
T27
United States
Phil Mickelson
+1 72 75 67 214
T27
England
Richard Bland
+1 73 70 71 214
T27
United States
Brooks Koepka
+1 71 72 71 214
T27
United States
Harold Varner III
+1 74 72 68 214
T27
Spain
Eugenio Chacarra
+1 75 69 70 214
T32
India
Anirban Lahiri
+2 70 72 73 215
T32
Belgium
Thomas Pieters
+2 76 68 71 215
34
New Zealand
Danny Lee
+3 71 71 74 216
T35
South Africa
Charl Schwartzel
+4 74 74 69 217
T35
United States
Dustin Johnson
+4 68 71 78 217
T35
United States
James Piot
+4 73 71 73 217
T38
United States
Patrick Reed
+5 72 72 74 218
T38
Spain
David Puig
+5 74 69 75 218
40
United States
Bubba Watson
+6 72 76 71 219
T41
England
Lee Westwood
+8 76 71 74 221
T41
South Africa
Louis Oosthuizen
+8 76 69 76 221
43
Australia
Jediah Morgan
+10 70 75 78 223
T44
Austria
Bernd Wiesberger
+11 76 77 71 224
T44
England
Sam Horsfield
+11 71 74 79 224
46
England
Laurie Canter
+12 79 73 73 225
47
United States
Chase Koepka
+15 74 81 73 228
48
United States
Sihwan Kim
+23 82 77 77 236
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:15 pm to lsupride87
quote:
I just don’t know I would be crowing so hard on a week Howell III runs away with a LIV event, but you do you
63 on a Sunday? On that course? His putting was better than anything I've ever seen from him, especially with the heat on. Nothing fluky about it. And that 4.25 million dollar purse was kinda cool too.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:20 pm to bamameister
quote:
His putting was better than anything I've ever seen from him,
If he putted like that more often he could compete on the PGA tour.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:21 pm to TDTOM
quote:
If he putted like that more often he could compete on the PGA tour.
That's right. I think you have this sport figured out.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 12:55 pm to bamameister
quote:Well you are making fun of the Honda classic, which is at PGA national, and the winner fired 4 rounds in the 60s which included a 62…..
63 on a Sunday? On that course?
This post was edited on 2/27/23 at 12:57 pm
Posted on 2/27/23 at 1:05 pm to lsupride87
quote:
Well you are making fun of the Honda classic, which is at PGA national, and the winner fired 4 rounds in the 60s which included a 62…..
I don't have a problem with the Honda. The best players in the world seem to.
Brand sells, in every sport. The Arnold coming up will once again explain it to the masses.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 1:15 pm to TDTOM
quote:
Bless your heart.
Thank you. And bless you too.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 1:42 pm to bamameister
What's pretty funny is that Chris Kirk has more PGA Tour wins than Charles Howell III, a Presidents Cup Appearance, and honestly a cooler story coming back from his struggle with alcoholism and you are really excited that a guy who has made $40 million on the PGA Tour got more money
Posted on 2/27/23 at 1:47 pm to Dawgsontop34
quote:
What's pretty funny is that Chris Kirk has more PGA Tour wins than Charles Howell III, a Presidents Cup Appearance, and honestly a cooler story coming back from his struggle with alcoholism and you are really excited that a guy who has made $40 million on the PGA Tour got more money
I haven't really thought about it that much either way. But off-hand, I think it's good for Kirk that all the best PGA players were doing something else this weekend.
Posted on 2/27/23 at 2:04 pm to bamameister
quote:
But off-hand, I think it's good for Kirk that all the best PGA players were doing something else this weekend.
In the 4 events he's played in since the new year he's had three top 3 finishes and is top 10 in Strokes Gained. He's playing great golf right now.
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