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   Bone Sawman

   May 12, 2022 at 5:30 pm

   Would Ford or GM chop up their competition and put them in a suitcase and carry them off property!?

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   Bob

   May 11, 2022 at 1:02 pm

   Wanted: Dying worthless petrodollars searching for a bagholder.

   Rollover told the story 40 years ago.

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   Tom Newsted

   May 11, 2022 at 10:50 am

   Another way to look at this would be to say that this is like the NBA or the NHL forbidding players to go play in the European and Asian leagues. Both the NHL and the NBA don’t do that because they know that their leagues is the biggest and brightest stage for a player to be on. If Jay Monahan and the PGA believe that their stage is the biggest and brightest they shouldn’t worry about it. Most Pro players want to play and win majors and to do so they need to win tournaments on the PGA Tour to qualify. To me it shows how insecure the PGA and Monahan really are. I doubt that you would have this huge exodus of players running to the SGL just because the money was a little higher. If I was a pro player I would be measuring my career in wins and major championships not by money or what part of the world I played in.

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     Michael

     May 13, 2022 at 9:32 am

     No Tom, that is not another way to look at it. Your comparison makes no sense. Apples to oranges. I certainly hope you make it 100% clear whatever you write is strictly your personal opinion. Your comments here give the impression you don’t know too much about running a business or professional sports leagues. They also make it seem you have a personal grudge against Monahan and that makes it hard to take what you say with any sense of seriousness.

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   Tom Newsted

   May 11, 2022 at 9:31 am

   This is an absolute strong arm tactic and it proves what I said in my up coming article that the PGA and more specifically Jay Monahan is a bully. What if he signs a deal with an equipment manufacture is he going to tell the players they can only use a Titleist or Callaway ball because that’s what he wants on his tour? The PGA should welcome the competition as an opportunity to prove its product is better. Or maybe use the competition the SGL would provide as a way to refine and improve on their own brand just like any other businesses do that compete against one another. Would Ford, Chrysler and GM be as good today had they not been forced to improve their product in the 80’s to keep up with the Japanese cars that came into this country? Or to take it back to golf how much better are all the clubs and balls that come out each year because the manufactures have to build better products to compete with one another.

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     Michael

     May 12, 2022 at 10:17 am

     The thing about opinions is everyone has one, especially sports journalists.

     Your comparisons border on irrelevant. Apples to oranges in just about every example you gave

     More accurately, what you are saying is the equivalent of if someone works for Ford, Ford should allow them to go work for GM while they are employed at Ford and them let them come back any time they choose.

     Greg Norman is long known as one of the biggest aholes in the world of golf. He is on a revenge mission that will fail and the boy would would be king and all his billions will not change what Norman is, his failures or that Norman is more well known for his Masters choke than two majors.

     He and the boy king deserve each other. From your posts, I would think you should join them.

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     Michael

     May 12, 2022 at 1:20 pm

     That’s pretty stinky garbage you wrote Tom.

     Did you hear Norman press conference today where he dismissed the Kashoggi murder as “a mistake?”

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       Bob

       May 12, 2022 at 6:45 pm

       Good for Jamal Khashoggi’s fiancée to speak out against the LIV Bonesaw Tour.

       This was NOT a mistake Greg. Making an example out of a journalist as a warning to other journalists is NOT a mistake. It is terrorism. Saudi Arabia was the country “officially” most directly connected to 911. What a coincidence.

       Satan is rubbing his hands staring at you, Greg.

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