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- Thread starter Michael
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Greg is the best driver, Tiger is the best putter, and Jack is the best player (easily).
Spieth is apparently an ok guy but he just does not shut up. His caddie deserves 30% extra for having to listen to him all day.
Anyone know anything about this Players series that’s on fox ?
Also does anyone know what’s going on with Steve Bowditch ? Now that’s one of the most talented golfers we’ve produced
Also does anyone know what’s going on with Steve Bowditch ? Now that’s one of the most talented golfers we’ve produced
That’s the thing they played at Rosebud the other week. Men and women competing for the same prize money and order of merit, plus they let junior amateurs play in their own comp too.
Justin Rose. Wow. 3 balls in a row into the water.
Fair call I say from Mrs Rudeford , Tommy does have that 70s 80s hair band appearance.
Is it the Uspga tour crowd or the Australian open tennis crowd that have the most cringeworthy crowds ?
I can't decide if someone busting it 377 yards is fun and exciting or whether we have a problem in golf. The ole debate about power and excitement v equipment and making courses redundant or constantly being overpowered by a few, plus other elements of the game maybe going by the wayside a bit.
He certainly putted well in the final round but overall, putting isn't his "1 Wood" to use a pun. He's 65th this year in SG Putting on Tour and was 21st overall in the Arnold Palmer. (He was 10th last year overall though on Tour so certainly a good putter.)
But, he was number 1 for SG Driving last year on Tour and is number 1 this year as well. He was number 1 again at Bay Hill. That's his biggest strength. He totally over powered both the Rocket Mortgage (2nd for SG Driving) and US Open (3rd for SG Driving) which he both won last year as well.
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Sticking with the music theme,
"Sometimes it's hard to be a woman, givin' all your love to just one man"
I wonder how long DeChambeau's body holds up hitting the ball the way he does.
Usually anyone who wins has to putt well. And he did on Sunday and also throughout the tournament. And he's pretty good too week to week year to year.
Yeah I dunno. At that level, 7 iron to wedge is actually still a huge difference. Big difference with proximity to the hole and subsequent putts made. It especially comes into play if you are missing a fairway i.e. better to miss a fairway and be in the rough with a wedge in than a 7 iron in. Huge difference in that scenario coming out of thick rough.
Sticking with the music theme,
"Sometimes it's hard to be a woman, givin' all your love to just one man"
I wonder how long DeChambeau's body holds up hitting the ball the way he does.
Already has back problems.
It's the USGA (I'm a member) that has the par obsession - not so much the PGA Tour.
They (USGA) found out years ago (after Norman told them that they had it all wrong), that growing ankle high rough around the greens just made it easier for people like Norman and co i.e. being closer to the green .....and that they'd be better off having short cut grass that made the ball run a mile away from the green and forced players to make longer chips and pitches onto quick hard greens than giving them up close chips from rough.
To that end, yeah you might start to see them go the other way with fairway rough and have the ball run into the tree line instead.
Yeh, he’s not having a long career swinging that way.Sticking with the music theme,
"Sometimes it's hard to be a woman, givin' all your love to just one man"
I wonder how long DeChambeau's body holds up hitting the ball the way he does.
And unfortunately he’s got the charisma of navel lint so hope he’s not winning too much.
The most common thing I used to always hear about old courses becoming obsolete was to stop the ball going so far. An old PGA mate of mine who has also caddied for world class golfers has banged on about it for years , stop the ball going so far and the game will be better at the highest level.
I haven’t played for a couple of years , however the distance the pro v was going compared to your old billy balata was just crazy
I haven’t played for a couple of years , however the distance the pro v was going compared to your old billy balata was just crazy
Well, who do you think has been saying this for over twenty years Burnside and petitioning the USGA and R&A regularly ? That’s right Burnside. Golf’s greatest player ...and smartest.
Jack.
Now get with the program before I start classifying you in the jbdumb03 category of PRE posters !!
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