Alexplz
Double Eagle Member
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Can I just say that I appreciate what Nate has done for the game over the past few years? Whatever facet you want to look at, Nate is there pushing things forward and encouraging his contemporaries to be better.
Media? BigSexy has raised the bar for engaging, colorful commentary from day 1. Did someone say Sexybird?
Outreach? Sexton shootouts have proven (to me at least) to be a great way to bring beginners out of the woodwork - never seen the local course so crowded.
The guy serves as (sorry for the shmaltzy take) an inspiration for new dads on the older side of 30, not only on the course but killing it out there in life as well, with a new family and responsibilities to juggle.
Speaking of responsibilities, I'm proud of the people's champ for his decision not to attend the DGPT - political move or not, it sends a message.
Finally, on the course, as I just mentioned in the PP thread, as that "Nate Safeton" style of golf consistently pushes the lead card, it pushes those true top tier golfers to become more consistent and less strategically lazy regarding risk/reward. And don't get it twisted - I say Safeton as nothing but a term of endearment and consider Nate to be tippy top of high tier or bottom of top tier. He knows when a firebird, firebird, putt for the birdie-3 will do the job 9/10 versus the hero eagle-2.
Good stuff, excited for this season overall. :hfive:
Media? BigSexy has raised the bar for engaging, colorful commentary from day 1. Did someone say Sexybird?
Outreach? Sexton shootouts have proven (to me at least) to be a great way to bring beginners out of the woodwork - never seen the local course so crowded.
The guy serves as (sorry for the shmaltzy take) an inspiration for new dads on the older side of 30, not only on the course but killing it out there in life as well, with a new family and responsibilities to juggle.
Speaking of responsibilities, I'm proud of the people's champ for his decision not to attend the DGPT - political move or not, it sends a message.
Finally, on the course, as I just mentioned in the PP thread, as that "Nate Safeton" style of golf consistently pushes the lead card, it pushes those true top tier golfers to become more consistent and less strategically lazy regarding risk/reward. And don't get it twisted - I say Safeton as nothing but a term of endearment and consider Nate to be tippy top of high tier or bottom of top tier. He knows when a firebird, firebird, putt for the birdie-3 will do the job 9/10 versus the hero eagle-2.
Good stuff, excited for this season overall. :hfive:
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