The Psychology of Brooks Leaving LIV - January 2nd, 2026
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On this Thursday, January 2nd, we analyze the psychological drivers behind Koepka’s LIV departure, revisit Tiger’s insane prime fitness routine, and discuss Shane Lowry’s raw admission about body image.
- Smylie Kaufman theorizes that Koepka left LIV because he craves the "friction" of elite competition, contrasting him with Bryson DeChambeau, who flourishes as the "center of gravity" in an entertainment-first format.
- Quote: Brooks requires "friction" to thrive; Bryson needs to be the show.
- The Human Angle: Jena Sims’ emotional Instagram post highlights their family’s need for stability and peace after a tragic year.
- We celebrate the Big 5-0 by looking back at Tiger’s prime daily torture: running eight miles, lifting heavy, and playing other sports—a stark contrast to his current modest goal of simply playing again.
- The Regimen: 4-mile run (morning) + Lift + Tennis/Basketball + 4-mile run (evening).
- Fun Fact: Even at 50, he’s still plugged in, sending fresh Sun Day Red gear to LSU coach Lane Kiffin.
- Shane Lowry gets raw in the *Irish Times* about dropping 14kg and fighting body insecurity, while we analyze Nelly Korda’s winless-but-consistent 2025 and the industry calls for "Caitlin Clark" levels of marketing.
- The Stat: Lowry is down from 114kg to 100kg; Korda made 19 of 19 cuts in 2025.
- The Defense: Jason Day defends Korda’s game on *The Lads*, citing a lack of visibility rather than skill.
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