JUPITER, FLORIDA | It’s rehearsal night in advance of the inaugural Golf Channel Games at Trump National Golf Club Jupiter, an elaborate and sometimes charmingly chaotic made-for-television skills competition featuring Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler with Smylie Kaufman there to be Smylie Kaufman. It is a cool and breezy December evening when the elaborate lighting system is being tested, the format is being explained and Kaufman, an integral part of the broadcast team, is playing relay golf with fellow announcers Johnson Wagner, Brad Faxon and Keith Mitchell to give the television crew a sense of what is coming the next night. The goal is for four players to play a hole as quickly – and in as few strokes – as possible. Mitchell hits the tee shot on the par-4 first hole, the ball disappearing into the night sky before suddenly reappearing just before landing, Johnson scurries over to hit the approach shot, Faxon plays the third shot at the green and Kaufman, his hoodie flapping as he runs, begs the ball to stop rolling as he hustle...