Alan Shipnuck

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1,382 appearances 5 recordings 3 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3 Jul

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Pablo Torre Finds Out · It's the End of LIV Golf as We Knew It (and Trump Feels Fine) · 12 May 2026 podcast

You mentioned the returning players program, which was so delicious because the tour just made it up willy-nilly.

And one of the criteria was if you'd won a major championship, you know, since 2022, guess who won a major in 2021 who they want to give a giant middle finger to?

Phil Mickelson.

They could have extended that window one more year and Phil would have been eligible.

But that was Tiger Woods and others just saying, just turning the knife on Phil.

So yeah, they can craft some very narrow language that could get Bryson back, could get Jon Rahm back if they want to.

And you may have seen this today.

This is a broke today, Pablo, that the tour is revamping its...

social media policies for its members and giving them more latitude for what they post how much they post how much content they can capture at tournaments clearly this is directed toward bryson as a carrot and it'll benefit other players it'll benefit the tour like they've always been a few steps behind so this is over zoo anyway but the timing is not an accident well there's this whole wooing process going on and bryce is talking about well maybe i'll i won't go back to the tour i'll just play youtube golf now

to stay sharp and so now the tour has to figure out how they can sustain itself wildly overpaying its players but that they've won the war but now they can can they survive the peace you know that's the question for the tour the chess pieces are always moving on the board and that's what's so delicious about this

When he did put it on, it was 50 pounds in a very short period of time.

And it's in my book, Live and Let Die.

I detailed his diet.

And someone close to Bryce and I asked him this.

I said, how is, you know, how is he processing this?

Like, that's got to be hard on your body.

They said, well, his bowel movements are volcanic.

So I've always loved that one.

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

And he's a founding father of Live Golf.

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