NBA seems to have a lot of players (including Lebron recently) that golf. Who are the MLB-ers that are playing golf? I know Dodgers catcher Will Smith can send it.

I have been following Formula 1 since 1992. I am so dedicated, I try to watch all the races live, regardless of time zone. The one thing that has been constant in all these years is that it has been hard to pass in F1. The cars change annually and with the goal to increase passing, and that never happens. My favourite track is Spa-Francorchamps and I enjoyed the race on Sunday. But it is a hard track to pass on, as every track is! This is not NASCAR. On to Hungary, where passing is REALLY hard. So enjoy the procession!

Who won the Juan Soto deal? A: Padres B: Nationals C: Yankees D: Mets

The Monza racetrack also shares a park with the Monza Golf Club that has hosted the Italian open a few times!

Don't keep us in suspense -- did you play it?! In my single trip to Scotland we had one Old Course tee time and the next day swung by about 7:30 am to ask if there was any room left at the end of the day (we had a morning time at Crail). We figured long shot, but why not ask? The staff said they doubted it but would let us know. As we were walking of Crail at about 1:00 we got a call that they could squeeze us in late (and we were not the last ones to tee off) -- I get the sense there is typically more room at the end of the day then they let on (or we just got incredibly lucky).

Can you imagine how much golfers would hate it if they got a 10-stroke lead and then with 9 holes left they were brought back to a 1-shot lead due to a safety golf cart or something. The fair police would freak out!

F1 really demonstrates this to the masses due to the increase in car size. Google F1 car size 2005 vs today and you will be blown away by the increase. But overall auto racing as a whole (local to national) shares many parallels with golf in regards to how technology has been allowed to overcome the "playing field". They also share the same youth movement obsession along with the chasing of corporate dollars. I feel the chase of corporate dollars is where NASCAR really lost its way and lost many of the traditional fans. They stopped going to tracks like North Wilkesboro, Rockingham and Hickory in favor of newer, fancier and more modern facilities like Kansas Speedway and others. The quality of the racing went significantly downhill, the ticket prices went way up but they did sell more skyboxes. In the end, Americans attention spans are only so long and before they knew it those corporate customers were onto the next thing. This left these modern tracks with empty stands and no traditional fans willing to spend that type of money for watered down, copy and paste racetracks. In the end NASCAR was forced to return to the old school venues and they are now back on better footing. Sad to see golf unable to learn from those mistakes and just drive the semi down the same level B road. Sorry, as a former racecar driver, the parallel between the sports really hits home and drives me mad.

They sent me off solo last year. It’s magical.

Having just played Old Sandwich, a Shackelford match play between it and trails would be fascinating.

The Monza racetrack also shares a park with the Monza Golf Club that has hosted the Italian open a few times!