On Tuesday, December 30th, 2025, we break down Tiger’s injury-riddled milestone, DeChambeau’s contract leverage, and the cancellation of The Sentry.
TIGER AT 50
- Tiger is officially Champions Tour eligible today, but the celebration is bittersweet. After missing the entire 2025 season with a ruptured Achilles and back surgery No. 7, the "Senior Tour" debut is on indefinite hold.
- "I’m ready for twenty-five events," Woods joked sarcastically regarding his future schedule.
- Matt Kuchar notes the reality: Tiger’s goal has shifted from dominance to simple participation.
BRYSON’S LEVERAGE PLAY
- With Brooks Koepka leaving LIV, Bryson DeChambeau is flexing his leverage. He claims he doesn't need the league—or pro golf—to survive financially, putting pressure on contract negotiations.
- "I could just do YouTube golf and be totally fine," Bryson said, citing his 2.5 million subscribers.
- The threat highlights the shifting power dynamic between traditional play and digital content.
TOUR CONFESSIONS & CLASHES
- Scottie Scheffler goes existential, admitting that winning doesn't fulfill "the deepest places of your heart," even as TGL trademarks "Texas Golf Club" just to accommodate his travel preferences.
- Xander Schauffele pushes back against Rory McIlroy, noting a "class divide" regarding penalties for returning LIV players.
- The locker room remains split between the protected elites and those fighting for their cards.
Quick Hits
The Sentry cancelled (Maui drought) • Yuvraj Sandhu earns DP World Tour card • Billy Horschel’s 37ft eagle wins it for Atlanta (TGL)
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