Lou Stagner (Golf Stat Pro)

My daughter and I built this replica of Augusta National #12 out of Lego. We are planning to sell it to raise money for charity. Enjoy!

Should you shape the ball with driver or only hit one stock shape? I had 204 players test this out.

"Losing all of the best players and losing all of the funding and the LIV golf league folding is all part of the master plan. LIV has been playing 4D chess and you just don't understand." - Typical LIV Bot account 😂😂😂

"LIV 2.0 just needs to fold up and go away." - Me

If you wanted to be a top 10 player on the PGA Tour, what is most import: How you perform on: ▶️Par 3s ▶️Par 4s or ▶️Par 5s

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What’s your answer?

Nothing more accurate than this. 😂😂

Dean Greyserman, Max's younger brother that just graduated from college, was outside the cut line entering the final round of DP World Tour qualifying school second stage... ... and he absolutely BLISTERED the back nine with a 7 under 28 to make final stage. Through his first 60 holes he had 9 birds. Over his last 12 holes he made 9 birds. 😲🤯😲🤯😲🤯😲🤯

I’ve caddied for a handful of elite players in big events. One of the most interesting parts of the job is figuring out what each player actually wants from the person carrying the bag. I’ve also had some long conversations with players about their caddies. And I’ve come away thinking some of them don’t treat it like a real relationship. Think about any close relationship you’ve been in. Little annoyances pop up. If me leaving the toothpaste tube a mess drives you nuts, you need to tell me. Then we can sort it out. The player/caddie relationship works the same way. Those little things needs to get worked through. From what I’ve heard, that doesn’t always happen. Maybe the caddie gives the number before the player’s ready for it. Maybe the caddie stands a little too close on the green. Maybe the caddie doesn't put divots back with the grass facing the "right" way. Maybe the player spits on his club and wipes it on the towel the caddie needs to use. Neither one says anything. So it festers. It starts to fester on the course. It starts to fester after the round. It starts to fester at dinner. Something that would’ve taken 30 seconds to fix is now rattling around in a player’s head over a 6-footer on Sunday. That’s a distraction with zero upside when the whole job is to play as well as possible. Most of these problems are tiny when they start. They get big because they’re left sitting there. The fix is simple... talk about it. Early and honestly. Say the toothpaste thing out loud. Before it costs shots.

I have been thinking about this lately. At the elite levels of the game, what makes one player "make it" and another elite player not "make it"? What is the difference between Scottie Scheffler and the guy that never gets past first stage of Q-school after a half dozen attempts? Or Scottie versus the guy that can hang on the Korn Ferry tour for 5 or 6 years but can never climb higher? Is it mental game? Physical skills? How they practice? Something else? A combo of all of this?

Greggie! Gregulators.......... MOUNT UP!

How often do your rounds have three or more three-putts? How do you compare?

What are you picking? Hit 70% of fairways and drive it 225.. or Hit 50% of fairways and drive it 250?