Creator recaps golf tournament dramafrom @shaneohgolfs

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The Internet invitational is the worst thing to happen to social media golf. Let's talk about it. Why is it the worst thing? Because I don't think that we will ever see another product as good as this. From the finale, we'll start with the cheating allegations from Good Good's Melosi. Apparently, he had his slope on better put his hand to God that he didn't, and there's video footage, which doesn't look great. Paige Spiranek throwing haymakers at Francis Ellis telling him he's never played professional good. Obviously, he works at Barstool and is a comedian. As well as cheating allegations with Paige and proving a lie for Melosi. Then we had Bubby Good turning down $250,000 so his team could advance to the finale. Then we had the Internet fall in love with Chazzy overnight. So well deserved. What rank Kwan was the Internet's most hated man in golf. The Internet Invitational had it all. The production was insane. There's no other way to put it. It was great. The drama kept everybody entertained, and about 90% of the field was great to watch. And to wrap it all up, Brad Dahlke's team took home the inaugural Internet Invitational. Brad, Francis Ellis, and better, r I p beef, which was insanely emotional because you could see how much this meant to him and how it was life changing. But overall, the Internet Invitational was great for the game of golf. It has put so many new eyes on social media golf and has probably changed the landscape for future events. But if you're one of those people that are gonna leave insane comments under worst that Melosi makes, that Paige Speranek makes, that Luke Kwan makes, or anybody that played in the Internet invitational, you're weird. It's not that serious.