Is there a better profession than PGA TOUR golfer?

[edjr 6,580]

The 200th! ranked golfer on the money list took in over $163,000.

 

This isn't counting any endorsements the players might have.

 

The top 125 in money, automatically keep their tour card for the next year.

 

RANK NAME EARNINGS EVENTS WINS

1 Tiger Woods $9,941,563 15 8

2 Jim Furyk $7,213,316 24 2

3 Adam Scott $4,978,858 19 1

4 Vijay Singh $4,602,417 27 1

5 Geoff Ogilvy $4,354,970 20 2

6 Phil Mickelson $4,256,506 19 2

7 Trevor Immelman $3,844,190 24 1

8 Stuart Appleby $3,470,459 23 2

9 Luke Donald $3,177,410 18 1

10 Brett Wetterich $3,023,185 25 1

11 David Toms $2,911,187 22 1

12 Rory Sabbatini $2,861,750 24 1

13 Joe Durant $2,811,139 28 1

14 Chad Campbell $2,811,066 25 1

15 Stewart Cink $2,755,910 26 0

16 Davis Love III $2,747,207 23 1

17 Rod Pampling $2,664,674 24 1

18 Carl Pettersson $2,647,983 28 1

19 Retief Goosen $2,617,453 18 0

20 Brett Quigley $2,617,420 33 0

21 Lucas Glover $2,587,983 31 0

22 Dean Wilson $2,509,859 34 1

23 Arron Oberholser $2,467,771 23 1

24 Zach Johnson $2,452,252 27 0

25 Tom Pernice, Jr. $2,396,548 33 0

26 Stephen Ames $2,395,155 21 1

27 K.J. Choi $2,376,549 26 1

28 Ernie Els $2,326,220 18 0

29 J.J. Henry $2,301,480 28 1

30 Ben Curtis $2,256,327 26 2

31 Jose Maria Olazabal $2,120,423 18 0

32 Tim Clark $1,974,933 22 0

33 Mike Weir $1,883,725 24 0

34 Steve Stricker $1,811,812 17 0

35 Vaughn Taylor $1,783,946 26 0

36 Troy Matteson $1,778,597 32 1

37 Tim Herron $1,776,143 27 1

38 Camilo Villegas $1,742,112 29 0

39 Jerry Kelly $1,737,800 31 0

40 Scott Verplank $1,729,319 25 0

41 Nathan Green $1,700,802 30 0

42 Tom Lehman $1,692,083 20 0

43 Jason Bohn $1,676,892 29 0

44 Frank Lickliter $1,655,679 29 0

45 John Senden $1,650,674 28 1

46 Shaun Micheel $1,632,842 29 0

47 Justin Rose $1,629,288 28 0

48 Fred Funk $1,579,839 29 0

49 Sergio Garcia $1,560,734 17 0

50 Richard S. Johnson $1,555,376 29 0

51 Ian Poulter $1,553,906 15 0

52 Charles Howell III $1,553,104 30 0

53 Chris DiMarco $1,537,925 26 0

54 Daniel Chopra $1,530,454 33 0

55 Aaron Baddeley $1,516,513 25 1

56 Robert Allenby $1,503,581 22 0

57 John Rollins $1,498,829 28 1

58 Ben Crane $1,489,093 26 0

59 J.B. Holmes $1,487,603 26 1

60 Jeff Maggert $1,430,375 26 1

61 Steve Flesch $1,417,617 33 0

62 Sean O'Hair $1,411,388 30 0

63 Jonathan Byrd $1,408,339 20 0

64 Bo Van Pelt $1,389,928 28 0

65 Billy Mayfair $1,367,999 29 0

66 Chris Couch $1,356,732 27 1

67 Bob Estes $1,340,244 25 0

68 Padraig Harrington $1,339,676 15 0

69 Greg Owen $1,316,684 24 0

70 Bart Bryant $1,316,132 26 0

71 Jesper Parnevik $1,308,309 24 0

72 Corey Pavin $1,308,084 23 1

73 Eric Axley $1,274,581 29 1

74 Jeff Sluman $1,252,024 29 0

75 Nick Watney $1,243,816 29 0

76 Ted Purdy $1,216,429 33 0

77 Heath Slocum $1,180,681 30 0

78 Woody Austin $1,179,321 31 0

79 Shigeki Maruyama $1,154,115 30 0

80 Steve Lowery $1,124,949 31 0

81 Ryan Moore $1,122,118 22 0

82 Charley Hoffman $1,115,193 29 0

83 Hunter Mahan $1,107,457 29 0

84 Ryan Palmer $1,092,853 30 0

85 Mathew Goggin $1,076,141 26 0

86 Joe Ogilvie $1,073,112 29 0

87 Billy Andrade $1,057,927 24 0

88 Brian Gay $1,037,601 31 0

89 D.J. Trahan $1,035,242 33 1

90 Bubba Watson $1,019,263 27 0

91 Charles Warren $1,018,840 27 0

92 Ryuji Imada $1,018,139 31 0

93 Craig Barlow $1,006,538 22 0

94 Nick O'Hern $995,236 15 0

95 Daisuke Maruyama $956,925 25 0

96 David Howell $912,437 14 0

97 Paul Goydos $890,392 24 0

98 Harrison Frazar $889,022 29 0

99 Bill Haas $887,024 30 0

100 Will Mackenzie $879,966 29 1

101 Kent Jones $860,688 32 0

102 Briny Baird $844,549 25 0

103 Peter Lonard $837,017 22 0

104 Kenny Perry $818,698 22 0

105 Joey Sindelar $802,507 29 0

106 Brandt Jobe $802,435 28 0

107 Jeff Gove $793,477 29 0

108 Fredrik Jacobson $788,764 18 0

109 Justin Leonard $781,756 26 0

110 Fred Couples $780,361 17 0

111 Kirk Triplett $766,594 18 1

112 Dudley Hart $762,736 29 0

113 Brian Davis $762,282 28 0

114 Olin Browne $754,063 30 0

115 Kevin Sutherland $751,626 29 0

116 Stephen Leaney $746,747 27 0

117 Pat Perez $719,507 19 0

118 Jason Gore $717,003 29 0

119 David Branshaw $706,346 29 0

120 Mark Calcavecchia $705,316 27 0

121 Paul Azinger $702,089 30 0

122 J.P. Hayes $701,433 19 0

123 Shane Bertsch $697,060 34 0

124 Mathias Gronberg $674,003 30 0

125 Darren Clarke $660,898 10 0

126 Rich Beem $658,224 27 0

127 Bubba Dickerson $650,315 32 0

128 Brian Bateman $645,152 26 0

129 John Cook $644,505 20 0

130 Lee Westwood $630,566 14 0

131 Duffy Waldorf $625,514 28 0

132 Tim Petrovic $601,928 30 0

133 Brent Geiberger $590,479 30 0

134 Omar Uresti $583,704 22 0

135 Jonathan Kaye $578,714 32 0

136 Jeffrey Overton $577,131 28 0

137 Jerry Smith $568,213 29 0

138 Bernhard Langer $561,512 24 0

139 Jeff Brehaut $558,595 33 0

140 Arjun Atwal $550,537 33 0

141 Bob May $548,631 21 0

142 Marco Dawson $545,076 27 0

143 Brad Faxon $543,681 26 0

144 Robert Garrigus $537,594 28 0

145 Alex Cejka $525,484 30 0

146 Lee Janzen $524,198 28 0

147 Jose Coceres $522,592 13 0

148 Kris Cox $517,836 28 0

149 Tag Ridings $498,242 33 0

150 Chris Riley $495,314 27 0

151 Robert Gamez $493,640 30 0

152 Henrik Bjornstad $490,963 31 0

153 Michael Allen $470,945 25 0

154 Carlos Franco $454,385 29 0

155 Robert Damron $451,300 31 0

156 Mark Wilson $444,317 24 0

157 Skip Kendall $439,934 22 0

158 J.L. Lewis $438,669 17 0

159 John Huston $431,024 27 0

160 David McKenzie $425,229 28 0

161 Wes Short $422,506 33 0

162 D.A. Points $405,984 28 0

163 Todd Fischer $395,819 35 0

164 Doug Barron $388,226 28 0

165 Patrick Sheehan $386,718 34 0

166 Danny Ellis $382,501 23 0

167 Scott Gutschewski $379,488 19 0

168 Ian Leggatt $377,904 29 0

169 Graeme McDowell $357,902 15 0

170 Tommy Armour III $352,446 25 0

171 Paul Stankowski $319,597 22 0

172 David Duval $318,276 24 0

173 Steve Jones $308,360 27 0

174 Ron Whittaker $300,033 28 0

175 Bob Tway $299,725 25 0

176 Cameron Beckman $288,427 16 0

177 Craig Parry $283,282 15 0

178 Jay Delsing $276,447 14 0

179 Greg Kraft $273,735 26 0

180 Nicholas Thompson $264,717 32 0

181 Steve Elkington $255,196 17 0

182 B.J. Staten $253,089 18 0

183 Mark Hensby $251,883 16 0

184 Gabriel Hjertstedt $251,235 16 0

185 Tjaart van der Walt $234,918 21 0

186 John Riegger $230,765 20 0

187 James Driscoll $219,904 29 0

188 Larry Mize $217,971 18 0

189 Nick Price $208,938 16 0

190 Mark Brooks $207,958 36 0

191 Vance Veazey $207,077 20 0

192 Mark O'Meara $203,668 18 0

193 John Daly $192,134 21 0

194 Matt Hansen $187,253 25 0

195 Chris Smith $183,411 21 0

196 Scott McCarron $175,727 15 0

197 Dicky Pride $174,674 9 0

198 Todd Hamilton $165,072 27 0

199 Jay Haas $163,399 7 0

200 Thomas Levet $163,110 19 0

[Mungwater 597]

I think being a bullpen catcher (anticipating gay jokes) for an MLB team would be the best.

[Filthy Fernadez 2,696]

"Is there a better profession than PGA TOUR golfer?"

 

Gyneocologist at Beverly Hills' Octoberfest?

[RicemanX 20]

You throw in the pay, the luxuries, the place(s) you work.

I don't think it gets any better than PGA tour golfer.

 

WHatever Paris Hilton does is pretty easy too. Don't clubs in LA pay her to just make an appearance?

[30 Fat, Bald & Texan 5]

relief pitcher

[nospk 230]

NFL punter.

 

 

[Bert 1,128]

Yes Major league baseball player.

 

The minimum salary for the 2006 season is $380,000.

 

Plus unlike golfers that's all yours. Golfers have to pay for travel, hotels, meals, 10% to their caddy. Golfers also have to make (or hire someone) to make travel arrangements, sign up for touraments, etc.

 

That utility infielder or long reliever has it made.

[Mungwater 597]

Yes Major league baseball player.

 

The minimum salary for the 2006 season is $380,000.

 

Plus unlike golfers that's all yours. Golfers have to pay for travel, hotels, meals, 10% to their caddy. Golfers also have to make (or hire someone) to make travel arrangements, sign up for touraments, etc.

 

That utility infielder or long reliever has it made.

 

Thats why I said the catcher in the bullpen! Geez, I get to sit here and watch the game, then go warm somebody up?

[edjr 6,580]

Thats why I said the catcher in the bullpen! Geez, I get to sit here and watch the game, then go warm somebody up?

 

 

I agree that would be a sweet gig, but golfers get to pick their own schedule, they can take off weeks at a time whenever they want, they get the winter off. bullpen catcher has to be there everyday, never gets time off, has to work the entire summer.

 

also, bullpen catches can't get a sponsor, they can't get lucky that one week and make a million bucks.

 

what does a bullpen catcher make? 100k?

[edjr 6,580]

also, for those of us that love playing golf, you get to play golf AND make money.

 

can't top that.

[RicemanX 20]

what does a bullpen catcher make? 100k?

100k/yr still good enough to get you a nice BMW and a great house.

[edjr 6,580]

100k/yr still good enough to get you a nice BMW and a great house.

 

 

what? you don't think they need to eat? or have no bills?

 

I just found this too.

 

Bullpen catchers are paid $12,000 for a season, which is $2,000 per month. Their air and hotel expenses are also paid for and they receive $50/day per diem for food and clubhouse dues. If their team makes the post season, bullpen catchers will also receive a very small bonus based on what the team members vote them when the players divey up the post season revenue.

 

as a golfer you can make that in one week, you can get better as a golfer and make more money.

 

can I bullpen catcher get better and make more?

[jets24 6]

Yes. Gutterboy was once a stand in for one of the Little Rascals.

 

 

That's a sweet gig.

[KSB2424 3,148]

I would choose to be a golfer. You can be on tour for 25 years. Play in 2-3 tourneys a month. Now that is butter.

[edjr 6,580]

I would choose to be a golfer. You can be on tour for 25 years. Play in 2-3 tourneys a month. Now that is butter.

 

 

25 years? are you nuts?

 

you can play till you're 70 now, the champions tour? NOW THAT IS BUTTER!

 

Christ, the champions tour guys are making good jack right now.

[TimmySmith 2,782]

NBA reserve. You have to be born 6'10", but if you are, what a gravy train. Your whole job is waiting for the starter to get tired. When he does, you go out and play for 2 minutes against some other scrub who is spelling a starter.

[paulinstl 296]

Just for the sake of argument, what do you think the 200th best in these jobs make per year/ Way more than the 200th best golfer I imagine.

 

Doctor

Actor

CEO

Model

Engineer

 

etc.....

 

It's all relative.

[KSB2424 3,148]

The problem with being a scrub NBA player or MLB bench guy is that you have to put in all the work, the practice, travel everywhere, yet almost never get a chance to PLAY. If I am choosing the best profession I would want to actually play the game.

[edjr 6,580]

Just for the sake of argument, what do you think the 200th best in these jobs make per year/ Way more than the 200th best golfer I imagine.

 

Doctor

Actor

CEO

Model

Engineer

 

etc.....

 

It's all relative.

 

yeah, which of those jobs get to play GOLF for a living? I'm pretty sure they have to be in a building most of their day, dealing with idiot patients, or idiot employees, or idiot actors. It's not relative at all.

 

if there are 200 high paid actors, why are the same 30 in every movie?

 

the only one that is even close would be modeling, all you have to do is be born tall and semi pretty, be anorexic and show up for work.

[edjr 6,580]

NBA reserve. You have to be born 6'10", but if you are, what a gravy train. Your whole job is waiting for the starter to get tired. When he does, you go out and play for 2 minutes against some other scrub who is spelling a starter.

 

 

Ive seen the salaries for some NBA scrubs and they are amazing.

 

but then again, they have to show up for every game, they have to work their asses of in practice, they get no vacation unless it's off season.

 

you for the most part at least have to be tall to be a stiff in the nba, you can be 5'4 and be a pro golfer.

[Mungwater 597]

what? you don't think they need to eat? or have no bills?

 

I just found this too.

as a golfer you can make that in one week, you can get better as a golfer and make more money.

 

can I bullpen catcher get better and make more?

 

Dang, I didn't know that, OK, I'll change my vote to golfer..

[RicemanX 20]

The problem with being a scrub NBA player or MLB bench guy is that you have to put in all the work, the practice, travel everywhere, yet almost never get a chance to PLAY. If I am choosing the best profession I would want to actually play the game.

Once in a while, you get to be on a poster...

 

 

with Vince Carter dunking on you

[mayhem39 3]

The 200th! ranked golfer on the money list took in over $163,000.

 

This isn't counting any endorsements the players might have.

 

The top 125 in money, automatically keep their tour card for the next year.

 

RANK NAME EARNINGS EVENTS WINS

1 Tiger Woods $9,941,563 15 8

2 Jim Furyk $7,213,316 24 2

3 Adam Scott $4,978,858 19 1

4 Vijay Singh $4,602,417 27 1

5 Geoff Ogilvy $4,354,970 20 2

6 Phil Mickelson $4,256,506 19 2

7 Trevor Immelman $3,844,190 24 1

8 Stuart Appleby $3,470,459 23 2

9 Luke Donald $3,177,410 18 1

10 Brett Wetterich $3,023,185 25 1

11 David Toms $2,911,187 22 1

12 Rory Sabbatini $2,861,750 24 1

13 Joe Durant $2,811,139 28 1

14 Chad Campbell $2,811,066 25 1

15 Stewart Cink $2,755,910 26 0

16 Davis Love III $2,747,207 23 1

17 Rod Pampling $2,664,674 24 1

18 Carl Pettersson $2,647,983 28 1

19 Retief Goosen $2,617,453 18 0

20 Brett Quigley $2,617,420 33 0

21 Lucas Glover $2,587,983 31 0

22 Dean Wilson $2,509,859 34 1

23 Arron Oberholser $2,467,771 23 1

24 Zach Johnson $2,452,252 27 0

25 Tom Pernice, Jr. $2,396,548 33 0

26 Stephen Ames $2,395,155 21 1

27 K.J. Choi $2,376,549 26 1

28 Ernie Els $2,326,220 18 0

29 J.J. Henry $2,301,480 28 1

30 Ben Curtis $2,256,327 26 2

31 Jose Maria Olazabal $2,120,423 18 0

32 Tim Clark $1,974,933 22 0

33 Mike Weir $1,883,725 24 0

34 Steve Stricker $1,811,812 17 0

35 Vaughn Taylor $1,783,946 26 0

36 Troy Matteson $1,778,597 32 1

37 Tim Herron $1,776,143 27 1

38 Camilo Villegas $1,742,112 29 0

39 Jerry Kelly $1,737,800 31 0

40 Scott Verplank $1,729,319 25 0

41 Nathan Green $1,700,802 30 0

42 Tom Lehman $1,692,083 20 0

43 Jason Bohn $1,676,892 29 0

44 Frank Lickliter $1,655,679 29 0

45 John Senden $1,650,674 28 1

46 Shaun Micheel $1,632,842 29 0

47 Justin Rose $1,629,288 28 0

48 Fred Funk $1,579,839 29 0

49 Sergio Garcia $1,560,734 17 0

50 Richard S. Johnson $1,555,376 29 0

51 Ian Poulter $1,553,906 15 0

52 Charles Howell III $1,553,104 30 0

53 Chris DiMarco $1,537,925 26 0

54 Daniel Chopra $1,530,454 33 0

55 Aaron Baddeley $1,516,513 25 1

56 Robert Allenby $1,503,581 22 0

57 John Rollins $1,498,829 28 1

58 Ben Crane $1,489,093 26 0

59 J.B. Holmes $1,487,603 26 1

60 Jeff Maggert $1,430,375 26 1

61 Steve Flesch $1,417,617 33 0

62 Sean O'Hair $1,411,388 30 0

63 Jonathan Byrd $1,408,339 20 0

64 Bo Van Pelt $1,389,928 28 0

65 Billy Mayfair $1,367,999 29 0

66 Chris Couch $1,356,732 27 1

67 Bob Estes $1,340,244 25 0

68 Padraig Harrington $1,339,676 15 0

69 Greg Owen $1,316,684 24 0

70 Bart Bryant $1,316,132 26 0

71 Jesper Parnevik $1,308,309 24 0

72 Corey Pavin $1,308,084 23 1

73 Eric Axley $1,274,581 29 1

74 Jeff Sluman $1,252,024 29 0

75 Nick Watney $1,243,816 29 0

76 Ted Purdy $1,216,429 33 0

77 Heath Slocum $1,180,681 30 0

78 Woody Austin $1,179,321 31 0

79 Shigeki Maruyama $1,154,115 30 0

80 Steve Lowery $1,124,949 31 0

81 Ryan Moore $1,122,118 22 0

82 Charley Hoffman $1,115,193 29 0

83 Hunter Mahan $1,107,457 29 0

84 Ryan Palmer $1,092,853 30 0

85 Mathew Goggin $1,076,141 26 0

86 Joe Ogilvie $1,073,112 29 0

87 Billy Andrade $1,057,927 24 0

88 Brian Gay $1,037,601 31 0

89 D.J. Trahan $1,035,242 33 1

90 Bubba Watson $1,019,263 27 0

91 Charles Warren $1,018,840 27 0

92 Ryuji Imada $1,018,139 31 0

93 Craig Barlow $1,006,538 22 0

94 Nick O'Hern $995,236 15 0

95 Daisuke Maruyama $956,925 25 0

96 David Howell $912,437 14 0

97 Paul Goydos $890,392 24 0

98 Harrison Frazar $889,022 29 0

99 Bill Haas $887,024 30 0

100 Will Mackenzie $879,966 29 1

101 Kent Jones $860,688 32 0

102 Briny Baird $844,549 25 0

103 Peter Lonard $837,017 22 0

104 Kenny Perry $818,698 22 0

105 Joey Sindelar $802,507 29 0

106 Brandt Jobe $802,435 28 0

107 Jeff Gove $793,477 29 0

108 Fredrik Jacobson $788,764 18 0

109 Justin Leonard $781,756 26 0

110 Fred Couples $780,361 17 0

111 Kirk Triplett $766,594 18 1

112 Dudley Hart $762,736 29 0

113 Brian Davis $762,282 28 0

114 Olin Browne $754,063 30 0

115 Kevin Sutherland $751,626 29 0

116 Stephen Leaney $746,747 27 0

117 Pat Perez $719,507 19 0

118 Jason Gore $717,003 29 0

119 David Branshaw $706,346 29 0

120 Mark Calcavecchia $705,316 27 0

121 Paul Azinger $702,089 30 0

122 J.P. Hayes $701,433 19 0

123 Shane Bertsch $697,060 34 0

124 Mathias Gronberg $674,003 30 0

125 Darren Clarke $660,898 10 0

126 Rich Beem $658,224 27 0

127 Bubba Dickerson $650,315 32 0

128 Brian Bateman $645,152 26 0

129 John Cook $644,505 20 0

130 Lee Westwood $630,566 14 0

131 Duffy Waldorf $625,514 28 0

132 Tim Petrovic $601,928 30 0

133 Brent Geiberger $590,479 30 0

134 Omar Uresti $583,704 22 0

135 Jonathan Kaye $578,714 32 0

136 Jeffrey Overton $577,131 28 0

137 Jerry Smith $568,213 29 0

138 Bernhard Langer $561,512 24 0

139 Jeff Brehaut $558,595 33 0

140 Arjun Atwal $550,537 33 0

141 Bob May $548,631 21 0

142 Marco Dawson $545,076 27 0

143 Brad Faxon $543,681 26 0

144 Robert Garrigus $537,594 28 0

145 Alex Cejka $525,484 30 0

146 Lee Janzen $524,198 28 0

147 Jose Coceres $522,592 13 0

148 Kris Cox $517,836 28 0

149 Tag Ridings $498,242 33 0

150 Chris Riley $495,314 27 0

151 Robert Gamez $493,640 30 0

152 Henrik Bjornstad $490,963 31 0

153 Michael Allen $470,945 25 0

154 Carlos Franco $454,385 29 0

155 Robert Damron $451,300 31 0

156 Mark Wilson $444,317 24 0

157 Skip Kendall $439,934 22 0

158 J.L. Lewis $438,669 17 0

159 John Huston $431,024 27 0

160 David McKenzie $425,229 28 0

161 Wes Short $422,506 33 0

162 D.A. Points $405,984 28 0

163 Todd Fischer $395,819 35 0

164 Doug Barron $388,226 28 0

165 Patrick Sheehan $386,718 34 0

166 Danny Ellis $382,501 23 0

167 Scott Gutschewski $379,488 19 0

168 Ian Leggatt $377,904 29 0

169 Graeme McDowell $357,902 15 0

170 Tommy Armour III $352,446 25 0

171 Paul Stankowski $319,597 22 0

172 David Duval $318,276 24 0

173 Steve Jones $308,360 27 0

174 Ron Whittaker $300,033 28 0

175 Bob Tway $299,725 25 0

176 Cameron Beckman $288,427 16 0

177 Craig Parry $283,282 15 0

178 Jay Delsing $276,447 14 0

179 Greg Kraft $273,735 26 0

180 Nicholas Thompson $264,717 32 0

181 Steve Elkington $255,196 17 0

182 B.J. Staten $253,089 18 0

183 Mark Hensby $251,883 16 0

184 Gabriel Hjertstedt $251,235 16 0

185 Tjaart van der Walt $234,918 21 0

186 John Riegger $230,765 20 0

187 James Driscoll $219,904 29 0

188 Larry Mize $217,971 18 0

189 Nick Price $208,938 16 0

190 Mark Brooks $207,958 36 0

191 Vance Veazey $207,077 20 0

192 Mark O'Meara $203,668 18 0

193 John Daly $192,134 21 0

194 Matt Hansen $187,253 25 0

195 Chris Smith $183,411 21 0

196 Scott McCarron $175,727 15 0

197 Dicky Pride $174,674 9 0

198 Todd Hamilton $165,072 27 0

199 Jay Haas $163,399 7 0

200 Thomas Levet $163,110 19 0

 

 

Yeah, it's so easy to be one of the best 200 golfers in the world....

[edjr 6,580]

Yeah, it's so easy to be one of the best 200 golfers in the world....

 

 

Who the fock said it was easy?

 

jesus people are stupid.

 

 

The question was IS THERE A BETTER PROFESSION? where the fock does it say it's EASY???????????????????? idiot

[paulinstl 296]

Who the fock said it was easy?

 

jesus people are stupid.

The question was IS THERE A BETTER PROFESSION? where the fock does it say it's EASY???????????????????? idiot

 

Yeah there are. Pro golfers have to work hours on end. Yes they get to earn their keep at resorts and parks and enjoy beautiful weather most of the time, but they have to travel about 48 weeks a year, practice for hours and ar enever assured of even cashing a check each week.

 

I'm sure being the 200th best Plastic Surgeon would be a better gig. You could limit your practice to hot chicks only, work one day a week, and still clear 200 large a year.

 

:sunno:

[surferskin 30]

Peep show mop boy.

[edjr 6,580]

Yeah there are. Pro golfers have to work hours on end. Yes they get to earn their keep at resorts and parks and enjoy beautiful weather most of the time, but they have to travel about 48 weeks a year, practice for hours and ar enever assured of even cashing a check each week.

 

I'm sure being the 200th best Plastic Surgeon would be a better gig. You could limit your practice to hot chicks only, work one day a week, and still clear 200 large a year.

 

:sunno:

 

but you have to cut people and deal with blood and all that crap, you could be sued if you do a crappy job.

 

I get what you're saying, but for ME. Being on the PGA tour would be the best job.

[paulinstl 296]

but you have to cut people and deal with blood and all that crap, you could be sued if you do a crappy job.

 

I get what you're saying, but for ME. Being on the PGA tour would be the best job.

 

 

So then the way I see it is like this. You axed a question not really wanting to hear an answer other than yours. That makes the question moot. THE QUESTION IS MOOT you little dooshbag.

 

[wiffleball 4,790]

One job that's definitely up there is NFL Long Snapper.

 

 

Probably the most underrated job in the world. The average - mind you - AVERAGE salary is over $650,000 a year. The niner's LS signed for six-year deal worth approximately $4.86 million. That included a $1.1 million signing bonus. - And that was a few years ago!

 

And the only plays they participate in are punts, field goals and extra points. All tolled, these guy might see around ten total minutes of actual field time a year.

 

10 minutes work for around a million bucks a year. Not a bad deal at all.

[SUXBNME 1,499]

Easiest job = FF website owner

[surferskin 30]

Most Neglected job = FF website owner

[edjr 6,580]

So then the way I see it is like this. You axed a question not really wanting to hear an answer other than yours. That makes the question moot. THE QUESTION IS MOOT you little dooshbag.

 

 

 

revert to name calling? you must be a current/ex member of the sanctuary.

[SUXBNME 1,499]

you must be a current/ex member of the sanctuary.

 

The horror, the horror

[Voice_Of_Reason 0]

I'll take assistant dog fight manager. Great gig, lots of money. And if we gets busted by the feds...I'll just cop a plea on my boss.

[KSB2424 3,148]

fluffer?

[mayhem39 3]

Who the fock said it was easy?

 

jesus people are stupid.

The question was IS THERE A BETTER PROFESSION? where the fock does it say it's EASY???????????????????? idiot

 

 

You are the biggest idiot on this board......You asked if there was a better profession like it's a piece of cake. I would assume when you say great profession that would mean easy.....These guys travel pretty much the entire year. They must practice to keep their game in shape so they can stay in the top 200. It's not just fly in on Thursday and play til Sunday you dufus..

[edjr 6,580]

You are the biggest idiot on this board......You asked if there was a better profession like it's a piece of cake. I would assume when you say great profession that would mean easy.....These guys travel pretty much the entire year. They must practice to keep their game in shape so they can stay in the top 200. It's not just fly in on Thursday and play til Sunday you dufus..

 

 

you can't read and you're calling someone else an idiot?

 

 

GOLD!

[mayhem39 3]

you can't read and you're calling someone else an idiot?

GOLD!

 

 

Whatever dufus...

[mayhem39 3]

you can't read and you're calling someone else an idiot?

GOLD!

 

 

What part did I not read or understand?? One criteria for greatest profession, at least for me, would be EASE of said profession.....I guess you have a different idea of great profession.....

[t.j 35]

I don't like to golf, so I would say, professional athlete in just about any other sport would be better. HTH.