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Insomnia and The Hawk: A Must-See or a Miss?
Netflix’s The Hawk is a cringe-worthy flop; a blend of tired clichés that insult even insomniac viewers’ intelligence.
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Inside the Your Golf Tour: A New Era for Creator Golf
Grant Horvat and the Bryan Bros launched the Your Golf Tour, a competitive golf league featuring 16 creators competing for $3 million. Unlike previous exhibitions, this structured tour includes drafts and team dynamics. Despite its potential, the tour lacks the unpredictable excitement and drama seen in earlier events like the Internet Invitational.
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Rise of Women’s Golf on YouTube: Meet Good Good Girls
The launch of the Good Good women’s golf channel marks a shift from individual creators to a collaborative platform, quickly gaining traction with significant viewership. Featuring talented players like Marissa Wenzler and Yoonhee Kim, the channel leverages engaging competition, personal dynamics, and built-in drama, promising a fresh take on women’s golf content.
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2028 PGA Tour Changes: Promotion, Relegation, and Match Play
In 2028, the PGA Tour will undergo a major restructuring, dividing into the elite Championship Series and the Challenger Series. The Championship Series will feature up to 24 premier events with significant purses, while the Challenger Series will serve as a pathway for lower-tier players. A promotion and relegation system will enhance competition, with additional…
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Father’s Day & Mixed Crowds: Clark’s Journey to US Open Glory
On a dramatic Sunday at Shinnecock Hills, Wyndham Clark, facing hostile crowds and cheers for rival Scottie Scheffler, secured a one-stroke victory on Father’s Day, marking his first major win. Notably, his father’s surprise arrival and his late mother’s memory added emotional depth, highlighting Clark’s resilience amid intense pressure and jeering fans.
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Mid-Year Golf Review: Best Content & Bets of 2026
Imma share six lists in honor of entering the 6th month of the 2026 golf year. One of the lists is a poll actually, so 5 lists and one poll. Zero chill. We’re at the halfway point of the year and the sport, GOLF, is somehow more ridiculous than when we tee’d off on the…
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Aaron Rai: The Golfer with 2 Gloves, Iron Covers, and Walmart Tees
In my group, Aaron Rai would be a punching bag. Journeyman brit with two black gloves. Come on man. Two gloves. Iron covers. Plastic castle tees in whatever color Walmart was merchandising. If one of my buddies showed up on the first tee looking like that, the roasting would start before he even teed it…
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Understanding the Internet Invitational: Who’s Winning in Creator Golf?
The Internet Golf Tour (IGT) emerges as a data-driven ranking system for over 80 golf creators, tracking their growth through public YouTube metrics. With 26.6 million viewers of the Internet Invitational, IGT aims to provide accountability in the influencer golf space, filling a significant gap in this growing, sponsor-supported media sector.
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Is LIV Golf Actually Dying — or Just Drama?
This week, LIV Golf faced rumors of financial collapse after reports of unpaid salaries and potential funding cuts from the Public Investment Fund. While some players claimed no issues, a tension exists between contract tiers and the implications of a potential shutdown. The future of LIV appears uncertain as it continues operations amid ongoing financial…
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Inside the Caddie-Player Bond in Chasing Sunday
NFL Films has been making grown men cry since 1962. They have a gift for finding the human inside the helmet. So when PGA TOUR Studios announced a Hard Knocks style collaboration called Chasing Sunday, built around The Players Championship, the only real question was whether golf could hold up its end of the bargain.…
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The Debate Over Golf’s Majors: A Deep Dive
During a Golf Channel segment, Brandel Chamblee claimed The Players Championship is the best major, prompting Phil Mickelson’s counterargument. The debate centers on the arbitrary definition of what constitutes a major, which lacks a governing body. Ultimately, The Players’ significance raises questions about tradition, legacy, and global perception in golf.
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Watch the Golf Showdown: Bob Does Sports, Grant Horvat, and Bryan Brothers
The Bob Does Sports, Bryan Brothers, and Grant Horvat golf showdown features three unique tournament formats: a scramble, a shamble, and an alternate shot. Teams consist of Bob and Wesley Bryan, Grant and Fat Perez, and Joey Coldcuts and George Bryan. The event showcases the distinct styles of each golf brand.
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Brooks Koepka’s Performance at Torrey Pines: A Checkpoint Not a Statement
The Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines showcased Justin Rose’s disciplined victory, characterized by his calm and precise play. While Rose’s win was respectable, it lacked drama. Brooks Koepka, fresh from LIV, showed moments of promise but struggled, while Joel Dahmen emerged as the emotional focal point heading into the next tournament.
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Golf’s Custody Battle: Koepka, Rahm, and DeChambeau Explained
The current state of professional golf has seen a division between the PGA Tour and LIV, with players leveraging their positions for financial gain. Brooks Koepka returned to the PGA Tour for competitive stakes, while Jon Rahm navigates legacy concerns. Bryson DeChambeau thrives outside traditional structures, showcasing golf’s evolving landscape.
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Opinionated Observations on 2025 Golf News, Trends and Events
In 2025, golf transformed with platforms like YouTube and memes shaping its narrative. Key moments included Rory’s long-awaited Masters win, Scottie’s introspective dominance, and chaotic LPGA competitions. The Ryder Cup mismanagement highlighted preparation over talent. Ultimately, the Internet Invitational signaled golf’s vibrant future beyond traditional confines.
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Tributes and Controversies in Golf: A Recap of the Final Episode of The Internet Invitational
The tournament was remarkable, showcasing exceptional skill and production efforts. The sixth episode was poignant, highlighting nostalgia and loss. Controversies arose, but the golf community’s impact and evolution became undeniably clear.
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Par-3 Panic at the Internet Invitational: Episode 5 Proves Short Holes Expose Real Fear
Episode 5 featured intense pressure golf on a Par 3 course, where emotional struggles heightened every shot. Brad Dalke stood out as a confident player, while others succumbed to the yips. The dynamics among team members showcased distinct personalities, with standout moments from Frankie Borrelli and Paige, emphasizing the game’s psychological challenges.
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Why The Internet Invitational Is Must-Watch Golf
The Internet Invitational has transformed into compelling television as the tournament evolves into intense competition, showcasing genuine emotions, relatable characters, and real stakes, making viewers feel personally invested in the players.
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Ryder Cup 2023 Day 1 Recap: Bloodbath at Bethpage
This year’s Ryder Cup has been intensely disappointing for those who experienced high hopes for Team USA but faced frustration during Day 1’s Foursomes and Fourball sessions. The memes were strong though. Disappointment looms for the weekend.
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Wendy Woo: Aussie Golffluencer Thirst Trap
Wendy Woo Golf is an Australian amateur golfer making waves on social media with her engaging content and stylish golfing persona. She has cultivated a substantial following on Instagram, showcasing golf, lifestyle, and fashion. Wendy’s approach emphasizes relatability, authenticity, and fun, carving out a unique space in the golf community.
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Keegan Bradley and the Most Poisoned Chalice in Golf – Paige & Brandel Hot Takes
This week, and in fact many months ago, Keegan Bradley the shittiest Ryder Cup captaincy of them all. Hear me out. Congrats, right? Except… not really. If you zoom out and look at the circus clown car now, you realize Keegan didn’t just get a shiny blazer and a headset he got handed the most…
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Keegan Bradley’s Strategic Picks: A Ryder Cup Preview (Predictions)
Alright folks, it’s almost decision day. Let’s put Tommy-mania behind us, despite me winning a +1750 win on DraftKings yesterday. This Wednesday, Keegan Bradley gets to announce the six guys who’ll round out Team USA’s Ryder Cup squad. This ain’t gonna be just some “check the boxes” formality. It’s an identity crisis in golf spikes.…
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2025 FedEx Tour Championship & Ryder Cup Sniffs
Last week, focus shifted from the BMW Championship to the FedEx Tour Championship. Tommy claimed his first PGA Tour win, while Scottie fought back to a T4. Keegan Bradley prepares for the Ryder Cup, set to announce his captain’s picks soon. Speculations arise regarding team selections, highlighting key players.
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The Good and Bad of LIV Golf: Viewership and Production Insights
I’ve been circling LIV Golf broadcasts all season like a vulture with commitment issues—checking in here and there, lurking on social media, catching a few hot-shot replays when I should’ve been answering emails. Not fully invested, not fully tuned out. Just… observing. Judging. Trying to figure out if this thing is a disruptive masterpiece or…
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Claire Hogle: A Rising Star in the Internet Invitational
The Internet Invitational is a groundbreaking $1 million golf tournament hosted by Dave Portnoy and Bob Does Sports, featuring 48 top internet golf personalities. Claire Hogle, a former collegiate golfer turned influencer, represents a competitive edge with her growing social media presence and a recent swing change, aiming to excel in this unique event.
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“Haotong Who?” — Scottie Scheffler Dominates While Haotong Li Shines Bright
Scottie Scheffler dominated the British Open, but Haotong Li’s relaxed and humorous demeanor stole the show. Li finished T-4 with a solid performance, securing his Tour card and an invitation to Augusta. His lighthearted interactions with Scheffler added a fun layer to the competition, showcasing the camaraderie in golf.