Steve Sands

It's not the other way around.

And when you put the money before the big event and the title and the trophy, well, that's not how sports works.

We all know these guys make a fortune.

We all know what Steph Curry makes.

But how many titles can he win?

You know, that's the thing in professional sports.

So live is the opposite.

They're literally playing for money, and absolutely nothing is on the line except for money because there's no history to it.

And that's a big problem in sports, and we've learned that pretty quickly in golf.

I don't love it because I always thought it was the last big event in golf before football started.

I always thought that the PGA could go anywhere it wanted.

Now it can't in May.

Can't go to Hazeltine in Minneapolis.

Can't go to Medina in Chicago.

Can't go to Oak Hill in Rochester because, you know, those are great places.

You can't go to Oakland Hills outside of Detroit because...

I don't know how much farther north you can go in May because these guys are wearing parkas this morning and it's Philadelphia.

It might be 42 degrees in Minneapolis.

It could be 80 and sunny as well.

But I don't think the PGA Championship can take a shot at going too far north when it's this early in the calendar.