PGA Championship 2024: Glory’s Mug Shot

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If a major can't be brutally difficult and painful for these guys, it needs to have a bunch of crazy great shots/hole outs and a leaderboard stacked with known players.

This one definitely has crazy great shots and known players.
 
7600 yards
Par 71
Pillowy soft conditions
Somewhere around 17/18 under gonna win this.
Just goes to show you how good these guys are.
Someone tell the USGA they can stretch the old girl out to 8,000 if you want. 4-inch rough? Fine. 14 on the stimp? Piece of cake. They will still find a way to make birdie.
I’m really interested to see what they do with Pinehurst.
 
7600 yards
Par 71
Pillowy soft conditions
Somewhere around 17/18 under gonna win this.
Just goes to show you how good these guys are.
Someone tell the USGA they can stretch the old girl out to 8,000 if you want. 4-inch rough? Fine. 14 on the stimp? Piece of cake. They will still find a way to make birdie.
I’m really interested to see what they do with Pinehurst.
The short game they have is amazing; did you see the hole outs by Thomas and others? Rory’s on 18?

Pinehurst is an awesome experience if you can get there; did you see Morikawa use hybrid off the green? That’s pure Pinehurst baby (I watched a video before I got there and yeah it’s a great play green side from tight lies).

I’m rooting for Morikawa because he’s a Cal guy but also would like Xander to get that gorilla off his back.
 
My favorite pairing today is Cantlay-Luke Donald. The Ryder Cup rabble-rouser and the guy who got the last laugh.
 
If a major can't be brutally difficult and painful for these guys, it needs to have a bunch of crazy great shots/hole outs and a leaderboard stacked with known players.

This one definitely has crazy great shots and known players.

I can't read one more word from the golf architecture nerd cult this week. Sometimes you just have to appreciate a course for the show it puts on.
 
Percolating that the Scheffler charges are expected to be dropped. Which I don’t think is a shock to anyone.

I only see a couple of ****ty, untrustworthy outlets writing it as of now so I’m not going to link.
 
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I would assume the district attorney really doesn't want the attention this case would bring if he/she presses what the arresting officer claims happened. However, I can't see the DA's office dropping the charges completely. Reducing them for a fine/community service? Yes.

That would be in line for the "misunderstanding."

But dropping the charges would undermine the police department's credibility, particularly the off-duty detective assigned to direct traffic who suddenly became unhinged. HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA.

Sorry. Louisville and credibility in the same sentence caused an involuntary reaction.
 
Scheffler will pay the fines for traffic violations. And buy the officer new pants. The officer not having the bodycam on doesn't help his story.
 
7600 yards
Par 71
Pillowy soft conditions
Somewhere around 17/18 under gonna win this.
Just goes to show you how good these guys are.
Someone tell the USGA they can stretch the old girl out to 8,000 if you want. 4-inch rough? Fine. 14 on the stimp? Piece of cake. They will still find a way to make birdie.
I’m really interested to see what they do with Pinehurst.

Referring to a golf course “the old girl” is “patrons” level stuff for me.
 
I would assume the district attorney really doesn't want the attention this case would bring if he/she presses what the arresting officer claims happened. However, I can't see the DA's office dropping the charges completely. Reducing them for a fine/community service? Yes.

That would be in line for the "misunderstanding."

But dropping the charges would undermine the police department's credibility, particularly the off-duty detective assigned to direct traffic who suddenly became unhinged. HAHAHHAHAHAHAHA.

Sorry. Louisville and credibility in the same sentence caused an involuntary reaction.

A patrol officer having his credibility shredded from a situation like this is meh. A detective having his credibility shredded has effects on his active cases.

If I'm the prosecutor, I'm looking for away to make it go away quickly and with as little scrutiny as possible, and then personally wanting to ream the detective for putting all his work in jeopardy over some petty ****. The official story is already shaky. There's enough witnesses with different versions and he doesn't have his body camera on to corroborate his version. If something comes out showing he's full of ****, then you're getting into Giglio letter territory and not only is he no longer viable as a witness going forward you may have problems with past convictions. Everyone involved should want it to go away quickly and quietly.

Also, if a detective is in full uniform, as LMPD has claimed, he's either at a formal ceremony or working an overtime gig. I think we can all figure out which one it was here. Number One rule of off-duty/overtime duty shifts: Don't do stupid ****.
 
I noticed both Friday and Saturday that Scheffler was smiling as he talked with various police officers on the course and that they were smiling back. All quite amiable. Makes me wonder if the detective is all that popular with his fellow officers.
 
The men are bringing it today; unfortunately that includes Bonesaw DeChambeau.
 
Speaking of missing the show, is CBS using one camera for this tourney? Seems like every other shot to the greens lands out of camera range , often resulting in conflicting speculation from the announcers.
 

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