Professional Golf 2024 & 2025

[Deleted member 30853]

29. That’s some front nine by Rory at The Old Course today.

The course is set up as easy as humanly possible and he still folded.
It was a good front 9 though

 

[BubbaP]

Know it is after 3 rounds, -9 to make the cut.
And Robert Rock made it!

 

[Arthur Wedge]

Know it is after 3 rounds, -9 to make the cut.
And Robert Rock made it!

He keeps on goingb

 

[BrianM]

Have a day Tyrell Hatton, doesn't matter how 'easy' the course set up is, you've still to go out and do it.

 

[sunshine]

Tricky to determine who's done the best with 3 courses on play, but -9 by Hillier at Carnoustie is impressive.
Whilst that may typically the hardest, the scores maybe suggest Kingsbarns was the most tricky today.

You can compare by looking at their score differentials. What was the PCC at Carnoustie?

 

[BubbaP]

29. That’s some front nine by Rory at The Old Course today

Puig with 29 today.
See if he fares any better on the 2nd nine than Rory did

 

[IanM]

Hatton just hits a beauty into the 11th.

According to his body language, he's shanked it into a gorse bush!

 

[C7usk]

Puig with 29 today.
See if he fares any better on the 2nd nine than Rory did

That'll be a no then... Lol.. At least Puig can blame the conditions. Back 9 is proving very tough.

 

[C7usk]

Hatton just hits a beauty into the 11th.

According to his body language, he's shanked it into a gorse bush!

If Hatton doesn't win this I wouldn't like to be within a club of him... He may explode.. Love his passion though.. Still all to play for.. Hoping Tommy can birdie 18 to give himself a sniff..

 

[C7usk]

Well done Hatton and good to hear him mention getting ranking points for race to dubai and ryder cup qualification.

 

[upsidedown]

Great result for Kazuma Kobori from our old club in New Zealand in 12th

 

[3 jabber]

ABH

Anyone But Hatton

Ruined my Sunday

 

[Mel Smooth]

Hatton has had a really solid couple of years, arguably the best English golfer playing the game right now.

From what I've seen of it, it looks to have been a good event.

 

[srixon 1]

Hatton has had a really solid couple of years, arguably the best English golfer playing the game right now.

From what I've seen of it, it looks to have been a good event.

In interviews he seems a nice guy. On the course he comes across as a complete bell end that you wouldn’t want to be paired with in the monthly medal.

 

[BubbaP]

In interviews he seems a nice guy. On the course he comes across as a complete bell end that you wouldn’t want to be paired with in the monthly medal.

Seems reasonable.
Wouldn't want to with him & father in betterball either, was it net 55 on Saturday

 

[Arthur Wedge]

Hatton has always been very much a marmite character but solid golfer -don’t think he will ever win a major think his temperament will stop that

 

[birdyhunter]

Hatton has had a really solid couple of years, arguably the best English golfer playing the game right now.

Yeah, he's done ok. 2nd to Fleetwood but not too bad.

 

[Arthur Wedge]

Yeah, he's done ok. 2nd to Fleetwood but not too bad.

Would say that with them being a year apart in age that Hattons career so far it’s just a little ahead with Hatton managing to win a big comp on the PGAT

 

[Mel Smooth]

In interviews he seems a nice guy. On the course he comes across as a complete bell end that you wouldn’t want to be paired with in the monthly medal.

He shows his emotion - and swears a bit - absolutely no different to most of the people I play with on a regular basis.

 

[Arthur Wedge]

He shows his emotion - and swears a bit - absolutely no different to most of the people I play with on a regular basis.

Well apart from when was hitting the green with his putter in the PGA once

He goes over the top and at times needs to remember that he is a public figure in the sport

A number have been vocal about him and his behaviour at times