cookelad
Tour Winner
Been 3rd a couple of times, beat Monty at Oakmont at the U.S. Open
Been 3rd a couple of times, beat Monty at Oakmont at the U.S. Open
bobmac
Major Champion
I could have sworn I saw Thomas Bjorn in the background a couple of times last night.
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
I hope those of you at the back of the room were paying attention.:lol:
Shame I don't gamble.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I am guessing that we didn't see much of Stenson because he's a European, he was chopping it round, and all the focus on that group was on Speith, with a bit of Horseshoe thrown in for the yanks.
Although the only time I remember Horseshoe being on screen was when he was talking to Speith.
May be Stenson needs to play better?
Although the only time I remember Horseshoe being on screen was when he was talking to Speith.
May be Stenson needs to play better?
Wilson
Head Pro
I read on Twitter this morning he may withdraw, his flu has got worse they said.
Bucket92
Challenge Tour Pro
Why does Sergio seem like he doesn't want to be there? Makes a great putt for par on 10, awesome chip in on 14 and still looks like he'd rather be anywhere else in the world. Get your head in the game, Sergio!
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Dan2501
Tour Winner
Probably. Spieth's shot from the trees on 14(?) was a very close 2nd. Was just on the flag the whole way. Incredible shot.
jp5
Q-School Graduate
Yep, together with Spieth's shot from the trees that hit the pin, and an example of why Woods is always worth the coverage whether or not he's splaying it about at times.
Dan2501
Tour Winner
Has Woods always played a big cut over a draw? Or is this a new thing? Were so many occasions where he should have played a gentle draw, and instead played a massive cut. Seems like the complete opposite strategy to what you'd expect at Augusta. The right-hand faders don't typically do well!
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His stock shot has always appeared to be a fade and I think Nicklaus had a stock shot of fade.
lobthewedge
Challenge Tour Pro
I would disagree bucket.
Watched quite a bit of this group on the back nine and thought Sergio looked pretty relaxed and happy, laughing and joking with Jason Day and Ricky Fowler. His reaction to the chip in on 14 was pretty funny, it was sheepish embarrassment as he knew that if it didn't hit the pin he was looking at a 30ft putt back the way.
I like Sergio, sure hes had his problems and battled with his demons, but he seems a better man for it and appears to be in a good place on and off the course. It cant have been easy growing up in Tigers shadow with all that media glare, attention and expectation heaped on you. Throw in the Major disappointments he suffered at the hands of Harrington and its a wonder the guy isnt a gibbering wreck drooling his days away in a mental institution.
Good luck to him, hope he has a good weekend.
bobmac
Major Champion
I'd say the cut shot from Spieth was better. Hit the flag and all but went in
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
I'd agree with Bob
triple_bogey
Tour Rookie
TW was actually a predominately a drawer of the ball. He became more of a fader when he joined Foley.
MendieGK
Tour Winner
Does this ball even stay on the green if it doesn't hit the flag? He had some serious luck yesterday alongside his amazing ball striking
Tom Watsons 71 at aged 65 was fantastic- if he makes the cut today he will set a new record
pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Yes I agree he never ages and just gets the job done.
The one thing that get to him now is tiredness and usually his rounds get higher and higher
through fatigue.
Hopefully not today.
pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Can someone put a link up for Amen corner please,thx
Dan2501
Tour Winner
http://www.football365.com/news/19508/9796228/Masters-Live-feed-of-Amen-Corner-available-from-3.45pm
Doesn't start for another 35 mins though!
Doesn't start for another 35 mins though!
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