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Thinking back to the Creator Classic yesterday…hard to believe that really happened, in the best way. I’ve been working in golf for the better part of a decade now. If you’d have told me 5 years ago that the PGA Tour would turn over East Lake the day before... the Tour Championship to a bunch of content people I’d have laughed at you. What a day. Kwon practicing next to Tommy Fleetwood, the Bryan Bros getting a last-minute pep talk from Scottie, and thousands of fans coming out in 100 degree heat to hang out. That’s really what it was—a big party celebrating this new community in our game. It was amazing to see up-close the connection they all have with the fans. Didn’t see a creator turn down a single autograph or photo op or interview all day. This is what growing the game looks like. Hell of an effort from everyone involved. Feeling really grateful to be a small part of it. Something tells me that won’t be the last time. Just so much fun.show more

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Фото профиля Bryan Bros Golf

Bryan Bros Golf1 год назад

@chadmumm Crushed it yesterday!! Also, I need to get better at interviews lol.

Фото профиля John Biebe

John Biebe1 год назад

Crazy all of the happened because Phil Mickelson had a gambling problem.

Фото профиля Robert Walker

Robert Walker1 год назад

Dan, tell them next year to mic up the players and be themselves. That's part of the appeal of YT golfers. That's all that was missing in my book.

Фото профиля depressivehacks

depressivehacks1 год назад

Explain why there was a mandatory playoff. Wesley shot the lowest score. Why doesn't Wesley win the event? Also, why eight holes? East Lake events love giving trophies to people who don't shoot the lowest score. 😌

Фото профиля T-Rey

T-Rey1 год назад

It was cool. Helps legitimize some of the talent on YouTube golf, for those that doubted it. Still growth ahead

Фото профиля MattyMc1

MattyMc11 год назад

Is this on YouTube or somewhere to watch?

Фото профиля Charlie B.

Charlie B.1 год назад

This was a snoozefest and giant miss by everyone involved. Wesley and Luke are not content creators. They are pro golfers. Why not just let Bryson play? What makes the actual "creators" relevant and interesting is not 8 holes of stroke play. No personality out there at all.

Фото профиля Jeff Godin

Jeff Godin1 год назад

You’re on course analysis was bang on and you had flow to your call. Well done Dan! Very impressed!!

Фото профиля BGE

BGE1 год назад

@PhilMickelson changed the game...none of this happens with Phil putting his name and reputation on the line

Фото профиля John Procter

John Procter1 год назад

I agree. It was terrific to watch too. Just shows what can be achieved with a bit of imagination.

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Collin Rugg

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Haliey Welch explains why she decided to launch HAWK coin “They told me this is gonna be so much money, like you can donate half of it to charity. I was like okay you know what this doesn’t sound like a bad idea…” “One of the biggest ideas we talked about was rewarding fans with HAWK coins for good deeds, like if fans go out to PetSmart and adopt a cat from like a shelter you can give them HAWK coins for that” “That’s the way it got brought to me so I was like you know what, that is a really good idea but it didn’t turn out like that at all”

Haliey Welch explains why she decided to launch HAWK coin “They told me this is gonna be so much money, like you can donate half of it to charity. I was like okay you know what this doesn’t sound like a bad idea…” “One of the biggest ideas we talked about was rewarding fans with HAWK coins for good deeds, like if fans go out to PetSmart and adopt a cat from like a shelter you can give them HAWK coins for that” “That’s the way it got brought to me so I was like you know what, that is a really good idea but it didn’t turn out like that at all”

Jack

166,132 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Asked Cheryl Reeve what it means to her to see the outpouring of support on pride nights in the WNBA (quoted it al because it’s an incredibly powerful quote) Thank you Rob from Chester, Pa for posting the video 🤝🙏 “It makes me reflect on… back when we weren’t really embracing things like our gay population at the games, it was considered a knock on the product. Once we really started leaning into it and embracing it and saying “this is a big part of the reason the WNBA was finding success”. No question about it it’s a welcoming place, for everyone… LGBTQ plus has been such a big part of the growth of the W, they were there from day one, and I’m happy we lean into it now…. The WNBA, why I love it so much, I knew my first year in 2001 when I was coaching, I came out of college coaching where you had to be closeted, at that time in the 90s. Because it was used against you in recruiting, and you would have code words or maybe not, maybe more direct “do you want that lesbian coaching your daughter?” Or maybe men were perceived not to be gay so it was considered a more family atmosphere. There was so many things that were happening to us and didn’t get jobs if maybe you had that label. In the WNBA I felt so able to be myself and it was so incredibly liberating. And not a day in the WNBA, I have not walked and felt comfortable in my own skin. Every single day. The league is for everybody, we embrace everybody regardless of gender identity or political beliefs or whatever it is, the WNBA is incredibly special and has always been special to me”

Asked Cheryl Reeve what it means to her to see the outpouring of support on pride nights in the WNBA (quoted it al because it’s an incredibly powerful quote) Thank you Rob from Chester, Pa for posting the video 🤝🙏 “It makes me reflect on… back when we weren’t really embracing things like our gay population at the games, it was considered a knock on the product. Once we really started leaning into it and embracing it and saying “this is a big part of the reason the WNBA was finding success”. No question about it it’s a welcoming place, for everyone… LGBTQ plus has been such a big part of the growth of the W, they were there from day one, and I’m happy we lean into it now…. The WNBA, why I love it so much, I knew my first year in 2001 when I was coaching, I came out of college coaching where you had to be closeted, at that time in the 90s. Because it was used against you in recruiting, and you would have code words or maybe not, maybe more direct “do you want that lesbian coaching your daughter?” Or maybe men were perceived not to be gay so it was considered a more family atmosphere. There was so many things that were happening to us and didn’t get jobs if maybe you had that label. In the WNBA I felt so able to be myself and it was so incredibly liberating. And not a day in the WNBA, I have not walked and felt comfortable in my own skin. Every single day. The league is for everybody, we embrace everybody regardless of gender identity or political beliefs or whatever it is, the WNBA is incredibly special and has always been special to me”

Andrew Dukowitz

13,474 просмотров • 22 дней назад