If you go to ESPN’s golf page, it is flooded with TGL coverage as if it’s a legitimate thing. I mean, it’s absolutely wild to read it. Not a single news story about LIV Golf but a constant stream of video highlights of tour pros playing glorified Topgolf with extra steps.
The TGL vibe is so laughably forced: players giggling through bad shots, ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt trying to add gravitas (from his home), and team names using American cities while everyone playing in south Florida is just next level clown world. The New York Golf Club, really?
This is what is called state media propaganda: you watch TGL for a few minutes and turn it off because it’s a total farce. Yet click on ESPN and its being covered as if it’s the real deal.
It’d be like North Korea TV analyzing election night. It’s all fake.
Remember, these same clowns tell you that LIV Golf is not real because it plays 54 holes over three days on real championship golf courses, all while claiming a bunch overpaid pros playing a computerized par-3 with a moving green is somehow legit.
It’s peak gas lighting.
Just bananas!
