Here in Texas, carrying a loaded gun while your are also "loaded" is not allowed. Just as it is not allowed to carry it to a school, hospital, bar, etc. The "brandishing" would have nothing to do with it, aside from the fact that you would not be charged with unlawful possession of a firearm if no one knows you have it. If you were accosted by the Police, and they discover you are both drunk and carrying, you would likely be charged with unlawful possession of the firearm, regardless of the license.
As to having a D/L, it is perfectly legal to have a D/L while drunk. Your D/L is NOT “voided”. You just are not allowed to drive.
I meant that the right to drive is "voided" if drunk, regardless of the license. But I suspect you knew that was what I meant. The analogy with the driver's license was that having a license, and then violating the terms of the license does not mean you complied with the law. If you drive drunk it is no defense to say you are legally licensed to drive. The same would be true if you are found to be in possession of a weapon while drunk. Here in Texas, we were taught that if a policeman stops you, for, say, a routine traffic stop, you should give him both your DL and CCL if you are carrying at the time.
No doubt I will raise a furor here if anyone reads this but Tiger’s success at golf is largely due to his ability to concentrate and focus on minute detail and remain in the present. That would be an Asian attribute.
Whether he is of any other ethnicity is unimportant insofar as his superior abilities at golf are concerned. It takes a mind which can hold thought and extend it into body movement which is Tiger’s gift.
I admire his dedication to the promotion and uplifting of his sport so many other people have access to learning it for it is a good pastime lasting for much of a lifetime.