Should the PGA Tour introduce gimmes to fix slow play? Or is professional golf losing its way?In Part 2 of LooperTalk’s Bag Room, host Tim Palmer sits down with Michael Imbriale, better known as Mikey Rantz, for an unfiltered conversation about PGA Tour slow play, controversial rule changes, golf psychology, caddie etiquette, and the realities of competitive golf.With years of professional caddying experience between them, Tim and Mikey challenge some of golf’s most accepted traditions while sharing hilarious stories and firsthand experiences from inside the ropes.From introducing an 18-inch gimme rule on the PGA Tour to implementing putting shot clocks, this episode asks a serious question: Is golf protecting its traditions at the expense of its future?But slow play is only the beginning.🎙️ IN THIS EPISODE:⛳ PGA Tour Gimmes & Slow PlayShould professional golfers be required to finish every putt? Tim proposes an 18-inch gimme rule, while Mikey offers alternative solutions to one of professional golf’s biggest problems.⛳ Putting Shot Clocks & Rule ChangesCould a shot clock on the putting green dramatically improve pace of play? Tim and Mikey debate putting routines, mandatory tap-ins, and whether professional golf needs structural changes.⛳ Golf Psychology & Mental ToughnessWhy telling yourself not to hit a bad shot might actually make things worse. The conversation explores sports psychology, tournament anxiety, managing expectations, and the importance of accepting nerves.⛳ The Truth About CaddyingWhat separates a great caddie from someone who simply carries a bag? The importance of communication, reading the room, understanding player emotions, and making decisions under pressure.⛳ Golf Bag EtiquetteAre golfers disrespecting their caddies by carrying unnecessarily heavy bags? Tim and Mikey discuss their favorite golf bags, equipment preferences, and what golfers should actually bring to the course.⛳ Hilarious Caddie StoriesFrom ridiculous items discovered inside golf bags to the challenges of caddying for married couples, the stories get progressively more outrageous.⛳ Why Golf Is So AddictiveThe emotional highs of winning, the frustration of losing, and why even the best golfers in the world struggle with patience, confidence, and expectations.