Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

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We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

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That wouldn't hurt, but start giving them penalty strokes and play will get faster almost immediately.

jln is correct about guys wanting more yardages than just to the pin. Us hackers are good with "about 100-105 to the middle." The pros want an exact number to...the middle, the pin, the slope on the left, the ridge on the right, any change in elevation, and then look at what the wind is doing.

We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

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That's also where the caddies are invaluable. Ignorant people laugh at say, "oh they just walk and carry a bag!" They're out there on Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday meticulously calculating distances to and from landmarks, bunkers, ponds, etc.

And don't get me wrong. There are some wayward shots or after a drop that might need a little bit of extra math or planning. In a playoff, I think its acceptable to slow down a bit as well. But when its dead center of the fairway and its >200 to the green, it shouldn't take more than about 20-30 seconds to figure out what you're hitting.

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

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https://www.golfdigest.com/story/pga-tour-brooksy-chants-bryson-dechambeau

fans banned from yelling brooksy at him... it doesnt get much softer than this

I am sure many sports legends across the board can really relate to how hard it must be for him to be called names during a game.

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He’s being called somebody else’s name.

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Again, it’s Bryson and he’s a douche but isn’t golf supposed to be a gentleman’s game ? Have galleries devolved like the rest of society ? I thought they were supposed to be “above”‘all that ? Golf claps and what not.

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They’re shouting brooksie, right? This is the thing that’s beyond the pale for the gentleman’s game?

It's supposed to be, but golf appears to have tried the "It's a big tent" approach to growing the sport, particularly with younger people. They appear to have largely succeeded in growing popular with people further down the economic scale and those shorter in the tooth. Top Golf is packed by bowling alleys used to be, mainly by people who have never stepped foot on an actual golf course, and media outlets like Barstool are given access to PGA events and stars at a level seen only by celebrities and the like. Those people, particular the younger guys, are the ones shouting "BROOKSIE!"

Because you are stupid, maybe read some books educate yourself.

We walk, talk, and won't shit our pants

Again, it’s Bryson and he’s a douche but isn’t golf supposed to be a gentleman’s game ? Have galleries devolved like the rest of society ? I thought they were supposed to be “above”‘all that ? Golf claps and what not.

Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

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"I think it's a tough situation. I think, naturally, of course there is some sympathy because you don't want to see anybody have a bunch of people be against you or even be heckled. I think anybody that watches sports and sees someone being heckled, they don't like that inherently because if you imagine yourself as that person, it wouldn't feel good.

"I think, unfortunately, it might be a symptom of a larger problem, which is social-media driven and which is potentially Player Impact Program derived. I think when you have people that go for attention-seeking maneuvers, you leave yourself potentially open to having the wrong type of attention, and I think maybe that's where we're at it, and it may be a symptom of going for too much attention.

"But it can be awesome, too, because if you succeed and you act perfect all the time and you do the perfect things all the time, and then you also go for the right attention-seeking moves, you get like double bonus points because everyone loves you and you're on the perfect side of it. I think it's just a very live-by-the-sword, die-by-the-sword type of deal. And when you leave it to a jury, you don't know what's going to happen. So it's hard to get all 12 people on a jury on your side.

"And if you're playing professional golf on the stage that you're playing on and 98 percent of the people are pulling for you and there are 10,000 people on the green, I don't know, what does that leave, 20 people that don't like you, even if 98 percent of the people like you? And if those 20 people have had enough to drink or feel emboldened enough to say something because they want to impress the girl they're standing next to, then, yeah, like, you're in trouble. Like, people are going to say bad things.

"Golf, unfortunately, doesn't and probably shouldn't tolerate that. I think there's a respect level in golf and there's intimacy that the fans can get so, so close to you, and you're also all by yourself, and you don't have the armor of putting on Yankee pinstripes, and you don't have the armor of having, knowing that if you're on the Yankees and people hate you and you're playing in Boston, you can tolerate it for three hours in right field. But you only tolerate it because you know next week or on Friday you're going to show up and you're going to be in Yankee Stadium and no matter what you do, even if you fall on your face, you're going to have the pinstripe armor on and people are going to love you.

"So golf is different in that respect, that if you only have 2 percent of the people that are very against you because you're polarizing and because you're attention-seeking, then you're kind of dead because those people are going to be loud, and they're going to want to say something to get under your skin.

"And I think golf shouldn't let that happen. I think the Masters is a great example of a place that doesn't let that happen, and it's the greatest place to watch and play professional golf because of the atmosphere they create. I think if you look at the history of the game and you look at the respect that underlies the entirety of the history of the game, we shouldn't tolerate it, and we shouldn't celebrate that. We should celebrate the fan that is respectful and pulls for their side.

"So it's a tough situation. It's a tough topic, but that would be my take on it and I'm sure it's not perfect, but after thinking about it a little bit, it's the best I can come up with."

We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.