Leona Maguire is turning into some sort of player.......
2022 Professional golf thread
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Just playing out the evening with a bit of the RSM. Jeez….. watching Brian “Keegan Bradley” Harman is flippin painful. How many waggles do you need……. Just bloody hit it.
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Indeed, always hard to follow up a 63 and then go on and win.
Pleased for Ko, and got to think LPGA Hall of Fame must be the hardest one to get into of all sports - youngest world number 1, 2 majors, 20 wins including tour championships, the Vare trophy and player of the year twice and she's still not amassed enough points. Guess it's good that she's still only 25
Pleased for Ko, and got to think LPGA Hall of Fame must be the hardest one to get into of all sports - youngest world number 1, 2 majors, 20 wins including tour championships, the Vare trophy and player of the year twice and she's still not amassed enough points. Guess it's good that she's still only 25
Did anyone watch Lydia Ko,s drop/ball placement on the 14th. She looked to be rolling the ball down the slope each time so she got to place on level ground. Maybe just me but Patrick Reed would of been proud of that one.
Don't agree..she got lucky but no ball was ever going to stay on that slope..
Ok my point was she was initiating roll on the ball toward the hazard each time so she could move to level ground so wouldn’t have the ball below her feet. The rules official to her right wouldn’t have noticed but the camera was directly behind for viewers to see. Not got beef about it myself. We see lots of incidents where pro,s get free drops from tricky lies by outstretching a foot to a sprinkler head ect. I’d probably do the same if there’s 2 mill at stake.
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And a Brit on top of the pile after round 1!
Expect there was a bit of pressure on to deliver. Reminiscent of Rahm's win in Spain - big fish in a not so strong field, but still have to score.
No Mickelson; no Johnson; no Koepka; no DeChambeau; no Poulter; no Garcia; no Reed; no Westwood; no Stenson; no McDowell; no Niemann; no Oosthuizen; no Schwartzel; no Perez; no Varner III?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
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He said he didn't feel like his game was there to win the event this week, so he's obviously had to grind a little - I guess there is a pressure on him to win after the year he's had. He's right up there when we are discussing who is the best player in the world.
No Mickelson; no Johnson; no Koepka; no DeChambeau; no Poulter; no Garcia; no Reed; no Westwood; no Stenson; no McDowell; no Niemann; no Oosthuizen; no Schwartzel; no Perez; no Varner III?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
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No Mickelson; no Johnson; no Koepka; no DeChambeau; no Poulter; no Garcia; no Reed; no Westwood; no Stenson; no McDowell; no Niemann; no Oosthuizen; no Schwartzel; no Perez; no Varner III?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
Surely we cannot consider it an impressive win when the field is so diminished by their absence?
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He's not marooned on LIV is he, what a strange perception to make? The only place he can't play is on PGA Tour events, and how many of those are actually THAT important to him?
