Tommy Morrison

So they've set a deadline of October 25th for the players to say, "Look, I'm gonna play with LIV Golf or I'm not." We also got news that three LIV players are confirming they are 100% out for 2027 and won't be a part of the new version of LIV, including their biggest star, Jon Rahm.

Well, arguably their biggest star, Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, the two top guys on LIV.

But Rahm has officially confirmed this week he is out via his legal team at these bankruptcy filings where he said basically the new terms of LIV 2.0 are 100% unacceptable to him and he won't be doing it.

Looks like he's headed back to the DP World Tour.

No ifs, ands, or buts about it.

Now, who's gonna be on the league? We don't know yet, but there will be some version of LIV according to Ted Goldthorpe and what's going on.

And you know, it's funny, if you listen to the American media, they've all been saying, "LIV Golf's gonna end." And then Ted Goldthorpe, the guy who's responsible for writing the checks, says, "No, 100%, we will have LIV Golf next year." And I wonder if those American golf media guys are tired of being wrong.

For five years, they'll be, "LIV Golf's gonna die next week." And here we are, and LIV Golf 2.0 will be happening in 2027.

And now there's some guys coming up through the Korn Ferry Tour as well.

Uh, Tommy Morrison, big kid, played for, for the University of Texas, great college career.

He just got his tour card for next season through the Korn Ferry Tour finals.

Um, there's a lot of really interesting, promising names who are not just showing potential, but getting big-time success on the professional stage.

Yeah.

Yeah, for sure.

I mean, uh, the name I, I mentioned already that jumps off the page is Tommy Morrison.

Uh, notably, I think he's 6'7" or 6'8".

Steelman had already locked up his spot, of course, prior to this week, as did Scott.

Uh, other names that had already locked up their tour cards: Ian Holt, Alvaro Ortiz, Doc Redman, not a real doctor, uh, Cole Sherwood, Alistair Docherty, Tommy Morrison, Cooper Dossey, Hunter Eichorn, Dylan, uh, Menante.

Menante? I always, I always-

Menante

Um, it, it's a weird format.

I definitely enjoy playing it.

I played two matches with Tommy Morrison at Cypress Point, and, uh, he's been, he's been killing it.

But we, we play very similar golf, and I think that's, that's part of it.

That would be fantastic if we do.

We're going to see, of course, a ton of Longhorns, Doug Gimm, Bo Hosler, Tommy Morrison, and some others, but that's going to be good.

The roar you hear is Texas just intercepted a pass.

It was a halfback pass by Oklahoma.

They're down in Texas end of the field.

They certainly are.

Now, on the Corn Ferry Championship, the last week of the championship, and we talked about this on our radio stations, Tommy Morrison's going to make the PGA Tour next year.

An amazing story.

The iron play and especially the amount of eagles you can make, long irons, expertise, that kind of translates beyond this tour into the next level.

But for sake of being different, I'll go with the guy who's arguably had the hottest last month and a half or two months or so, and that's Tommy Morrison.

For being 6'9", it's not like he's the longest guy on tour, but he obviously has plenty of speed, great iron player, makes a ton of birdies, comfortable around the lead, can win, has a great caddy on the bag.

probably have documented scott mcginnis's career and the parallels between tommy and scotty shuffler are kind of eerie too and that scott mcginnis caddied for scotty when he won chicago in the corn free tour many years ago tommy won the same event um i don't know i feel like that veteran presence on the bag you see a lot of these guys on this tour not that it's bad but they have i girlfriends or friends or former teammates, brothers on the bag.

But yeah, he didn't really have any national experience had never been on an airplane before getting to Marquette and became a very good college player.

And now it's going to the PGA tour.

It's just very rare these days that it's not the Tommy Morrison route of like, it's your whole life.

You're great at 13 or 14.