Mel Smooth
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Neither does your £8.50 pint at Troon
No, must have paid £7.50 - I never actually bought a solitary pint, so not sure why I thought I’d paid £8.50
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No, must have paid £7.50 - I never actually bought a solitary pint, so not sure why I thought I’d paid £8.50
Oggie41
Club Champion
Went on the Fri and had a great day. Brilliant atmosphere, well organised, absolute bargain (think my ticket was about £20) to see some of the best players in the world.
Only real drawback was it all felt irrelevant which players were doing well.
All in all, very positive though, I'd definitely go again.
Only real drawback was it all felt irrelevant which players were doing well.
All in all, very positive though, I'd definitely go again.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
I paid £7.95 for a pint of Magners at Wembley Stadium for Bruce Springsteen last week.
Just in case anyone wanted to know.
Just in case anyone wanted to know.
Oggie41
Club Champion
They saw your mate coming! I paid £13 for a full pizza.
So make your mind up, was it £8:50 a pint or "must have paid "£7:50 for a pint that you never actually bought?
Did you actually buy it though?
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Well they weren't giving them away so yeah?Did you actually buy it though?
Mel Smooth
Hacker
So make your mind up, was it £8:50 a pint or "must have paid "£7:50 for a pint that you never actually bought?
It was £7.50 mate - and i did buy one, along with a coke for my lad - so I never bought a solitary pint. Are you following?
Arthur Wedge
Well-known member
Golf must have been stellar if the talk is about the price of drinks 
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Was great Phil,you should attend next year.Golf must have been stellar if the talk is about the price of drinks
Good day out for the family at a good price
Decent crowds as well
I drank free tea and coffee at the Open. So I think I’m winning 
I'm calling bull
here.In another thread you posted that the beer at LIV was a tad cheaper than at The Open which it wasnt. I know you're an uber LIV supporter and your trying your best to sell us the dream but at least keep it to facts or drop the lies.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
He got the price wrong,seriously get over itI'm calling bull
In another thread you posted that the beer at LIV was a tad cheaper than at The Open which it wasnt. I know you're an uber LIV supporter and your trying your best to sell us the dream but at least keep it to facts or drop the lies.
Mel Smooth
Hacker
I drank free tea and coffee at the Open. So I think I’m winning
I got free tickets for The Open, as well as LIV.
I think I'm winning more...
Mel Smooth
Hacker
I'm calling bull
In another thread you posted that the beer at LIV was a tad cheaper than at The Open which it wasnt. I know you're an uber LIV supporter and your trying your best to sell us the dream but at least keep it to facts or drop the lies.
The price of a pin flag, followed by a beer and a drink for the lad at The Open.
So what exactly are you calling me out on?
I'm glad we got there. I've read the LiV thread from page 1 with a keen eye and have noticed you like the naysayers to be factual with any negativity towards LIV, im sure youll do the same with the alternative tours.
Mel Smooth
Hacker
We got where? I admitted I’d got the price wrong yesterday.
If you’re here to troll me mate, crack on….
You are the only troll round here buddy. You were quick to dismiss Swango's post yesterday as it wasn't pro LIV and mock his vegan friend.
No more please, it's boring now.
Mel Smooth
Hacker
We should really have an Olympic golf thread but as this part of Alan Shipnucks article refers to Rahm and LIV in particular, so probably best posted here...
I'd imagine Keiran Vincent will be the player Rahm is looking to replace - he only had one year off the back of his qualification spot - it's really been Jon and Tyrell carrying the team (albeit successfully) - but they will know other teams will also looking to improve and with Surrat and Vincent way down in the standings there's an opportunity to add some reliable quality.
With the talk of possibly 12 spots being available in the the qualification event, there could be a decent pool of players to choose from, especially for the lower ranking teams - but I suspect Jon will want somebody with a slightly better pedigree than we saw trying to qualify in 2023
It'll be good to see Rahm back playing in Europe as well, let's hope we're getting past the stupidity of bans and fines that have blighted the game for the last two years.
He’s all-in on LIV and has already been low-key recruiting Tour players to join his team next year. He’s also going to play four Euro Tour events this fall so as to retain his membership there. There has been a lot going on for Rahm this year, including his wife Kelly dealing with a challenging pregnancy. Rahm is a man of immense pride and the tears he shed after his victory at LIV UK were reflective of how much he still cares, despite what snarky Twitters folks think.
I'd imagine Keiran Vincent will be the player Rahm is looking to replace - he only had one year off the back of his qualification spot - it's really been Jon and Tyrell carrying the team (albeit successfully) - but they will know other teams will also looking to improve and with Surrat and Vincent way down in the standings there's an opportunity to add some reliable quality.
With the talk of possibly 12 spots being available in the the qualification event, there could be a decent pool of players to choose from, especially for the lower ranking teams - but I suspect Jon will want somebody with a slightly better pedigree than we saw trying to qualify in 2023
It'll be good to see Rahm back playing in Europe as well, let's hope we're getting past the stupidity of bans and fines that have blighted the game for the last two years.
He’s all-in on LIV and has already been low-key recruiting Tour players to join his team next year. He’s also going to play four Euro Tour events this fall so as to retain his membership there. There has been a lot going on for Rahm this year, including his wife Kelly dealing with a challenging pregnancy. Rahm is a man of immense pride and the tears he shed after his victory at LIV UK were reflective of how much he still cares, despite what snarky Twitters folks think.
