Good morning! It’s Wednesday. Let us get this ball rolling.

I guess lets start with the funny bits. Have you heard of PGA player Max Homa? He’s one of the PGA Tour’s better players. High World Ranking. Pure golf swing. Good putter. He made a name for himself years ago on Twitter where he’d give critiques of people’s golf swings. He’s always had a good sense of humor, which has kind of given Max the title of ‘Man of the People’. Well, it continues.

For those getting stuck in the weeds. No, his wife isn’t 200lbs. She’s a beautiful woman. Cmon people 😂 Lighten up.

Moving on….

It was an embarrassing night for Nikki Haley. She lost the Nevada GOP presidential primary Tuesday to a box that was labeled ‘none of these candidates’. Donald Trump wasn’t on that ballot, so the winner was ‘None of these candidates’. If that’s not a sign to wrap things up I’m not sure what is.

Literally, if I were writing a political comedy, I’d have my opening scene be a candidate losing like this as a sign of how bad things had gotten. Moving on slightly from that. Chris Christie gave an interview to ABC discussing where things are going – that the Republican party has lost its way and it’s no longer the party of Reagan and Lincoln. I think there is a lot of truth to that.

Good Good

Good Good Golf is a lighthearted and entertaining YouTube channel that brings a fresh and humorous perspective to the world of golf. Founded by two friends, it features a variety of golf-related content, including course vlogs, challenges, and comedic skits. With a focus on fun and camaraderie, Good Good Golf appeals to both dedicated golf enthusiasts and casual fans, offering an engaging and enjoyable take on the sport. Whether it’s creative challenges on the course or amusing discussions about golf-related topics, Good Good Golf exudes a welcoming and inclusive vibe that sets it apart in the golfing community.

To summarize a bit better. YouTube golf has taken off with the channels of Fore Play, Bob Does Sports, and Good Good being the bigger ones. Then you have the teachers with personalities like Rich Shields, Peter Finch, Mark Crossfield, etc. They’ve made a name for themselves as well as getting a decent income with the views they get on the videos.

Enter tonight in Arizona. The first-ever Good Good Golf Tournament is being televised on Peacock.

Lastly….

Hope you enjoy the image I made at the top. Similar one at the bottom. We’ve been getting pounded with rain. Lets hope we get a break to dry out.