If links golf is so great, why all the talk about the weather? Surely the course should decide who wins not the wind and rain?
Golf is an outdoor sport played in different weather, with different conditions on the ground derived from the weather.If links golf is so great, why all the talk about the weather? Surely the course should decide who wins not the wind and rain?
Love to know which forecast you are quoting
I'm local to Troon and it is nothing like that........light showers and a gentle breeze here, no showers so far.
Perfect scoring conditions here and looks like the same on the course.
Looks good for tomorrow
Nope......never heavy rain....this is run of the mill softy stuff.Do you reckon it’s changed then
Via her grandfather who was in charge of the champions locker at a Muirfield Open my daughter 'inherited' Ben Crenshaw's discarded silver waterproofs and was the coolest junior girls dude for a couple of years.
Via her grandfather who was in charge of the champions locker at a Muirfield Open my daughter 'inherited' Ben Crenshaw's discarded silver waterproofs and was the coolest junior girls dude for a couple of years.
Seeing the stuff those ex champions throw out after an Open is scary.
Lovely story of my Dad and Faldo there.
He saw a side to him that surprised him.
Check the number of sub par scores today...... about eight players between -6 and -4 so far..............Aye its tough.Weather is in now causing a bit of pain for the players - will be interesting to see what the leading score will be at the end
6 or 7 under maybe
Probably because he doesn’t need any 99% of the time whereas you probably do need them 99% of the time.Why have I got better waterproofs than Scottie Sheffler??