Alan Shipnuck

More than that, he was one of the key pieces.

And he's a founding father of Live Golf.

And he helped pay the lawyers who wrote some of the constitution of live golf.

Like he's been there from the beginning.

And this whole thing is disintegrating around him.

And he's completely gone underground.

It's wild.

You're talking about one of the key protagonists in this entire drama.

And even though he's been out of sight, it doesn't slow anything down.

The story has so much momentum that you can lose a Phil Mickelson moment

It's time.

I mean, he's going to have to emerge at some point and there's going to be an accounting.

You know, it's just inevitable.

The people need to hear Phil because in some ways he's been vindicated.

You know, his two biggest beefs to me were that the players on the PGA Tour did not have enough say in their governance.

and that they were underpaid.

And as soon as Liv arrived, the tour blew up its entire governance structure to give the players all the power.

He was right about that.

And they turned the spigot on, and the money started flowing out of the reserves.

And so Phil was right again.