Binge Golf

Good old days🥺😍

Brooks Koepka shot a third-round 64 at The Dunes Golf and Beach Club using what he hinted might have originally been Michael Jordan’s golf bag? 👀⛳️

Wrong answers might be more fun 😂👇

Brooks Koepka shoots 7-under par 64 with 29 on back nine in third round of Myrtle Beach Classic.⛳

Rory McIlroy faces backlash following a sharp comment about LIV Golf players and Bryson DeChambeau’s latest shift in priorities. Full story link in the comments!👇

Rory McIlroy sends a clear message about LIV Golf players 👀

He said the PGA Tour is the highest level of competition in golf, adding that if players choose not to compete there, “it says something about you.”

A blunt take in the ongoing PGA vs LIV divide. ⛳️

I want honest answers only 👀👇

Who can come close to Tiger Woods’ records?
Comment your list.

Rory McIlroy appeared to criticize how extreme the money in LIV Golf has become, suggesting that if even Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, one of the richest sovereign wealth funds in the world is starting to draw a line. 👀😳

Considering your demands too expensive, it says a lot about the LIV Golf 👀

What do you think?

Tiger and MJ at Quail Hollow in 2007 🐐🐐

After turning down a contract extension last year, the sudden exit of PIF has left Bryson with three options:

1. Returning to the PGA Tour
The PGA Tour recently unveiled a "Returning Member Program," a performance-based pathway specifically designed for major champions like DeChambeau, the 2024 U.S. Open winner, to return to the Tour.

2. Re-signing with a restructured LIV Golf
While DeChambeau has been a fierce supporter of the league, PIF funding is expected to end after 2026. This leaves him with the option of staying with a restructured version of the league.

3. Focusing entirely on his "YouTube empire"
DeChambeau has built a massive digital presence that some believe could serve as a standalone business model. This path would involve him focusing on content creation and his own brand rather than traditional tour membership.