Creator breaks down golf tournament dramafrom @shaneohgolfs

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We've got a ton of breaking news from the US Open that we have to talk about. The USGA just released a memo to the players that they're going to be syringing the greens between the morning and afternoon tier time. And you might rank, what does syringing the greens mean? Literally best them watering the greens. But it has the golf world pissed off because the US Open is supposed to be the toughest test in golf. And from a press conference today, the greens will be rolling at a 10 on the stimpmeter, which is historically low for a US Open. And if we look at the last time that the US Open was hosted at Shinnecock, Brooks Koepka won the tournament at one over par. And when you have slower and softer greens, we are going to see lower scores. But the other side of this argument is that the wind is supposed to get nasty for the afternoon tier time. If you're looking at the potential of 45 mile per hour wind gust around 02:30 in the afternoon. So the dudes who are teeing off in the morning absolutely have an upper hand. But I think the big issue here is the USGA is just trying to prevent losing the course, which was a huge complaint in the two thousand eighteen US Open hosted at Shinnecock by the golfers. And I think everybody at home sitting on their couch watching this wants to see the chaos and carnage. No by watering the greens and keeping the greens at a slower speed, we're going to have to rely on mother nature. But I wanna know what you want to see. Drama, struggle, carnage, chaos, or do you want to see these guys go low?