Rickie Fowler Says He Understands 'Drop Rule' Ahead of Players Championship

The transcript covers a discussion on player performance at TPC Sawgrass, the impact of tournament scheduling changes, and the role of sponsorship in brand representation. It highlights Grant Thornton's partnership with Ricky, emphasizing the benefits of client engagement at events. The conversation also touches on new golf rules and their portrayal on social media, as well as the dynamics of commercial shoots and brand ambassadorship.

What pattern does the player mention about their performance this season?

• Alternating between mediocre and strong weeks

• Struggling to make the cut

• Consistently winning every tournament

• Always finishing in the top 10

How does the player plan to maintain their performance level?

• By playing in fewer tournaments

• By changing their coach

• By practicing every day without breaks

• By taking two weeks off to recharge

What is the player's view on the new tournament schedule?

• It has no impact on their performance

• It reduces the number of tournaments

• It makes the season more hectic

• It helps space out big events better

What does Grant Thornton gain from sponsoring Ricky?

• Exclusive merchandise

• Free tickets to golf tournaments

• Access to private golf courses

• Increased brand visibility and client engagement

What is a key benefit of Grant Thornton's sponsorships according to Mike?

• They are primarily for entertainment

• They are only beneficial for marketing

• They provide a win-win for the brand, clients, and employees

• They are a financial burden

How does the player feel about the new golf rules?

• They make the game easier

• They help grow the game

• They are confusing and unnecessary

• They are not visually appealing

What aspect of commercial making does the player enjoy?

• The repetitive nature of still photography

• The strict adherence to scripts

• The creative and fun interactions

• The long hours of shooting