Read more about the cartoon below.
Television ratings have long been a measuring stick for success in professional sports, but not every broadcast attracts the same level of attention. Golf fans in particular have strong opinions about how tournaments are presented, which tours feel authentic, and which broadcasts hold their interest. I thought of this after seeing the Golf.com story on how PGA ratings are often 6x higher than those of the LIV tour. In fact, the LIV tour is sometimes hard to find. I think I saw it on the CW?
Anyway, this cartoon plays on the idea of comparing viewership numbers in a humorous way, highlighting how even low-rated programming can sometimes outperform expectations when the competition fails to connect with audiences. While exaggerated for comedic effect, it reflects real conversations among fans about tradition, loyalty, and entertainment value in modern golf.
Professional golf continues to evolve, with new formats, leagues, and media strategies emerging every year. As the sport changes, so do viewer habits, making ratings an ongoing topic of debate. Humor offers a lighthearted way to explore these shifts without taking sides too seriously.
At Golf Humor Daily, we use original cartoons and commentary to capture the everyday thoughts of golf fans, blending satire with observations about the game, its culture, and the business behind it.