Golf tournament human experience analysisfrom @golf_culture1

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I can't believe more people aren't talking about what was actually going on at the Internet invitation. Because not only was it great content with a compelling ending, but it was really just one big experiment about the human experience with golf as the backdrop. You fly all these people out who don't really know each other all that well. You force them to play the only form of true team golf which is alt shot, and then you just throw insane amounts of money at them to see how they'll really act. Like, you bad this very real human dynamic of watching someone screw up a shot that could literally cost you a million dollars. The looks on Paige and Melosi's face when Rank was repeatedly hitting in a bad spot or screwing a shot up was priceless. And on top of all that, I think we take for granted just how comfortable professional golfers are playing for insane amounts of money. So it was really cool to see effectively regular people outside of Brad Dahlke under the pressure of what a million dollars really feels like. And to cap it all off, I think this officially solidifies alt shot as by far the best format in golf. The better pressure and stress that you're under to not let your teammates down is unreal. Look at this picture. Rank looked like he was gonna break down in tier, like the entirety of the last three holes.