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I naively assume the old tee is still there and if everyone is hitting driver, wedge, wedge on thursday they can just use a forward tee?
Rory thinks everything the PGA comes out with is a great idea.In a nutshell, Rory thinks it’s a great idea but the rest of the players think it sucks.
Must admit, I’d be in agreement with them. Daft idea.
In a nutshell, Rory thinks it’s a great idea but the rest of the players think it sucks.
Must admit, I’d be in agreement with them. Daft idea.
Hmmm, I wonder why Rory is in favour of that?I'm not really bothered by it either way, can see pros and cons on both sides of the argument.
However I think Rory's reasoning is pretty good, by reducing distance you will encourage pros to have to use more clubs in their bag, so it won't necessarily be best driver and wedge player, but you start seeing regularly 5i or 6i being played into par 4s
I guess the other advantage may be that if the ball doesn't go as far then older tour courses that can't be extended can be brought back into rotation.
Or on the other hand, who cares if the winning score is -45 at the end of the day, you are competing against the field not the course
What is the perfect end of shot pose? Players like McIlroy tend to have their club wrapped all the pay round and pointing at the target, whereas someone like Fleetwood have a much shorter follow through.I noticed from watching a few bits of the open that when they were smashing the ball off the tee they didn't finish in that perfect end of shot post. Most usually fell backwards with the amount of effort, a la us amateurs, they were putting in to get the ball as far down the hole as possible.
Trying to get my head round that oneIf it wasn't for Harman, could have been very good as scores looked quite close.
There isnt one. Its just after the event cosmetics.What is the perfect end of shot pose?
It's going to be very tricky now that the PGAT have said they don't want it.
The idea that pga pros (through their proxy JM) have anything worthwhile to say about golf, its future, its sustainability etc etc is frankly laughable. It's the inmates running the asylum.A quick look at the points Jay made about it not being good for the game and they almost all seem to be money related, what a surprise!