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I haven't really paid attention to him in a good while and saw the article and thought it was "interesting" for lack of a better word.

This brought me out of the woodwork. LIV Signs Rick Shiels As Ambassador | MyGolfSpy For the past two weeks, Rick Shiels had been teasing an important announcement. Most followers of the YouTube content creator weren't exactly thrilled

I would suggest not filling in every dimple, that might help with ball flight.

I will go on record here as saying I do not care that much about the Ryder Cup. To me, and me only, it's not really a US vs. Europe in a sense. It's just a bunch of dudes that play each other every week and for one week every other year lets separate them and make a deal out of it. With the best players in the world playing on the PGAT it's inevitable they are always playing against each other. A good chunk of the European team liver here in the US. They play here so its not like they are strangers. I just can't get behind it. Plus, as a duel citizen I can pull for either side. As for my thoughts on why Keegan was chosen. Just throwing stuff out there. I wasn't in the room when the decision was made so what do I know? Bottom line is the players have to get out there and get the job done, And as for the Olympics. I only watch women's beach volleyball. Other than that could care less.

I would like to see where the he fell on the list of choices. I'm leaning that he was not number two behind Tiger. I also wonder if maybe it was a jester of kindness after being left of the last Ryder Cup and getting some TV sympathy from the Netflix piece on him. I imagine some of the questions will be answered over the coming year. For now, it gives people something to talk about. I hope he fails miserably, never have like him. I actually had him on my short list of next players to go to LIV.

Ask Scottie Schefler.

I can not imagine what was going through his mind when he walked off the golf course and WD. Jesus, what a f'd up situation. His poor parents must be devastated. Sad thing he will be more remembered for this than his Tour career. He was kind of an under the radar guy for me and maybe others. Not like his name is mentioned in likely winners of an event. I hope the network/ PGAT does a nice respectful piece on him. I'm out of the country so I can't view the event. I'm sure it's cast a dark cloud over this week's event. Two weeks now, two tragic stories. On a side note, I remember getting the annual suicide prevention classes every year in the Army. One thing a guy said was when you ask some one how they are doing, mean it. You never know when your words can make a positive difference. Well I'm rambling, just a horrible story. Take care all.

PGA TOUR winner Grayson Murray passes away at 30 Grayson Murray, who won his second PGA TOUR title at this year’s Sony Open in Hawaii... That's horrible to hear, 30 years old. I can only hope for his families sake at least it was from a medical issue and not something else. No cause of death listed anywhere, just articles that make it a point that he' was a recovering alcoholic and battled with depression. RIP Grayson.

No MGLA but OK nonetheless.

I've yet to see or meet anyone with one,

I never have and never will subject myself to that. Speaking of hydration though, Thursday I will drink myself around EPCOT, clock-wise of course, then hop on a plane to the Philippines. I will be well hydrated,

Jack looks like he just came from a buffet. Plus, I think the hat has to have something to do with it. WTF is on Jacks head? Oh, BTW, that's @boogielicious two-tone Chrysler back there.

I have to add my "old classics" list. 1. The Dirty Dozen 2. The Great Escape 3. Kelly's Hero's 4. Rio Lobo 5. In Harms Way.

The best was Tommy Gainey in the prostitution sting a few years ago. Now that was funny.

Someone get Ted Scott on a plane!