There’s no such thing as a slump in golf anymore. There are, however, market trends.
Jordan Spieth should be declared a publicly-traded holding. He should sell shares of himself. You could buy low right now, with his value falling again after his missed cut at the Sony Open, his second missed weekend in a row.
The PGA Tour should come up with its own version of the Nasdaq composite index, with Spieth, Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and other top pros listed on the “Big Board.” That’s where we are today, with Woods not the only player being evaluated the way financial analysts measure the assets and liabilities of Fortune 500 companies.