RedHawk

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Frankie should've never had that wedge in his hand at the end

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Couldn’t believe he chose to hit a pitch/chip shot there with what was on the line, his huge divot on his practice swing and his past history. Zero chance he could hit that shot. Putter all day there in that situation.

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he will screw it up somehow. I dont love him, but i respect what he has built. I think if he screws it up and there is blowback he will learn from it and not make the same mistake next year. And there will 100% be a next year.

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This has to be back next year. By far the most entertaining YouTube golf content I’ve ever seen. I haven’t skipped a thing in all three episodes and can’t wait for the rest of them.

Pretty sure that Pride said LIV would never get OWGR points with their current format. Guess he was right all along.

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What was striking to me was how there wasn’t a single empty seat in the entire arena at the end of the show. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a concert where some people didn’t leave early to beat the traffic. Everyone knew the legend they were seeing and appreciated how good he still is at his age.

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A couple next to us left before the encore. I was like, are you crazy!! Saving 30 minutes isn’t worth missing that closing encore.

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Well then his hitting numbers are more impressive

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Babe Ruth holds the top four seasons with the biggest disparities between being the home run leader and second place and 6 of the top 8 seasons.

1920 Ruth 54 hrs / second place 24
1921 Ruth 59 / second place 19
1926 Ruth 47 / second place 19
1928 Ruth 54 / second place 27

Also in 1920 Ruth had four homers more than the entire American League.

No one will ever be more dominant in the game of baseball than Ruth and it won’t ever be close. Bonds came the closest.

Took the L last night.

Outback used to be real good. They went to crap sometime around 2010 with their shrinkflation.

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This is part of the problem. You think you're settling by wanting an average house. My first in 2005 was 135K, which was about 100K below median. It wasn't in the best location in relation of things to do, but it was safe, and I was proud to own it. That same house sold a few years about for 195K, but I bet most people complaining they cannot buy a house would not even entertain owning this house.

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This is a huge part of the problem. People starting out now want a house like their parents and new cars right out of the gate. I still don’t live in a median priced home and probably never will, but am perfectly happy with what I have and where I live.

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Yeah, $8 coffee everyday for a year gives you $3k.

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Now add in the following:

Eating out multiple times a week
Door dashing a shake
Going out to the bar
Not cooking at home or eating leftovers
Going on nice vacations
Driving nice new vehicles

These all things I see young people doing on the regular.

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I sliced one off the rail there back into play once

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I hit a pull/hook so far left it landed on #7 over the pond. I got up and down for par.