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⛳️ There's a new sheriff in town...
Bogey Bois
June 20, 2025
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Happy Friday. Scottie Scheffler just delivered the perfect response to golf fans who complain about low scores, using a brilliant NBA analogy that's going viral. When asked if a recent PGA Tour course was "too easy," the World No. 1 shut down the narrative: "You don't watch the NBA and wish they couldn't dunk. You don't watch tennis and hope the ball moves slower. But for some reason, people want us to look like them when we play golf." His full explanation of what separates elite golf from weekend hacker expectations will completely change how you watch the pros. ⬇️
Are PGA Tour courses too easy?
Scottie Scheffler explains what a “fair test” looks like in the eyes of Tour players and why he thinks it’s weird golf is looked at differently than other pro sports.
— GOLF.com (@GOLF_com)
2:31 PM • Jun 18, 2025
If you’re new here, welcome to Bogey Bois Golf. 5 minutes of golf news that won’t put you to sleep every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday.
🔍 Today’s highlights:
⛳️ The PGA Tour just hired an NFL executive who plays "up to 10 rounds a year" and doesn't even have a USGA handicap to run the show
🍻 Jordan Spieth just revealed how he unwound after the grueling U.S. Open in the most relatable way possible—heading straight to Buffalo Wild Wings
😬 The brutal U.S. Open grind at Oakmont had even the world's best players making amateur-level mistakes and hilarious etiquette breaches
🎙️ The Starter
Which major championship once awarded a bull as part of the winner’s prize? |
Last Starter: 55% of readers knew that the maximum number of golf balls a player is allowed to carry in their bags during a round is UNLIMITED. Speaking of golf balls, are “premium” golf balls actually worth it? ⬇️
👀 See Your Game Differently
Meet the COOLSHOT 50i GII—the rangefinder changing how golfers see the course. While most rangefinders just give you yardage, Nikon delivers more: slope-adjusted distances, a dual-lock on quake feature to confirm you have ranged the flag, a mounting magnet for quick convenient use, and optics so crisp you’ll think you're looking through a tour pro’s eyes.
For years, rangefinders have been clunky, slow, or just plain inaccurate—kind of like using a ball marker the size of a poker chip. The COOLSHOT 50i GII sets a new standard: lightning-fast reads, ergonomic design, and Nikon’s legendary optics—all in one sleek device.
Whether you're tracking pins on blind shots or dialed in from 220 out, this is the tech you’ll trust under pressure.
The difference isn’t subtle. It’s Nikon. ⬇️
📰 GOLF STORIES
⛳️ There’s a new sheriff in town
The PGA Tour just hired an NFL executive who plays "up to 10 rounds a year" and doesn't even have a USGA handicap to run professional golf's biggest organization. Brian Rolapp, the NFL's chief media officer behind nearly $100 billion in deals, will become CEO while Jay Monahan remains as commissioner through 2026 in an awkward dual-leadership structure. His lack of golf knowledge might actually be his biggest asset—the tour believes an outsider can solve problems insiders have missed. Meanwhile, speculation swirls about Tiger Woods potentially becoming the new commissioner. ⬇️
It's finally happening...
This has been a long time coming, but what's next could shift the game forever (and I mean that)
You should see this 🗣 bit.ly/4ejSA5C
— MYGOLFSPY (@MyGolfSpy)
3:59 PM • Jun 19, 2025
🍻 Jordan Spieth x Buffalo Wild Wings
Jordan Spieth just revealed how he unwound after the grueling U.S. Open in the most relatable way possible—heading straight to Buffalo Wild Wings with his caddie for wings, beer, and sports. "Post-U.S. Open, I just kinda needed to throw a few back," Spieth told reporters at the Travelers Championship, cementing his status as golf's ultimate "One of Us!" poster child. While waiting for the final groups to finish Sunday's weather-delayed conclusion, Spieth and Michael Greller escaped to the local BWW for some stress relief. His recovery strategy was perfectly relatable—until he dropped one detail that reminded everyone he's still a professional athlete. ⬇️
"Sometimes post-U.S. Open, I just needed to throw a few [beers] back."
Jordan Spieth's Oakmont recovery sounds perfect. 😂
— Golf Digest (@GolfDigest)
4:14 PM • Jun 18, 2025
😬 Etiquette Breaches at Oakmont…
The brutal U.S. Open grind at Oakmont had even the world's best players making amateur-level mistakes, with Scottie Scheffler revealing a series of hilarious etiquette breaches from his group with Collin Morikawa and Viktor Hovland. During Friday's exhausting second round, both Morikawa and Hovland accidentally walked through Scheffler's putting line—one of golf's most basic no-nos—because they were so flustered by the course conditions. But Scheffler committed the biggest blunder, incorrectly marking scores on Morikawa's scorecard not once, but twice. "We're sitting there laughing in scoring, like 'What are we doing out there?'" Scheffler admitted with a smile. The mental lapses show just how mentally taxing Oakmont proved to be, reducing even elite professionals to weekend warrior mistakes. ⬇️
Scottie Scheffler says Oakmont has been so hard it’s causing professional golfers to mess up basic golf etiquette. 😅
— GOLF.com (@GOLF_com)
10:02 PM • Jun 14, 2025
⛳️ How to not suck (at golf) ⬇️
Read:
🧠 2 surprising reasons golfers slice the ball - and how to fix them
😱 Rory Mcllroy reveals “most effective way” to shoot lower scores
🧐 J.J. Spaun’s heroic US Open winning shot, explained
📈 Fix this common swing wrecker for ball-first contact with irons
🐝 Stinger of the Day
🍻 THE PARKING LOT
Which stupid golf rules should be changed? ⬇️
Read:
⛳️ Wyndham Clark apologizes for damage caused at US Open (“deeply sorry”)
🤯 Why the NFL’s ultimate insider is inside the ropes this week
😣 Josh Hart fires back at Nets fan who trolled him for playing the Old Course during the NBA finals
🧐 J.J. Spaun’s caddy had a hilarious question after rewatching amazing U.S. Open winning putt
