THE MASTERS - The range

[Alex_narey]

Guys, just popping to the range over here to see how Tiger is hitting it. Will keep you posted....

http://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/us-masters-2009/blog/315989/masters-moments-thursday.html

 

[TonyN]

Hey, we still like you here Alex, but if you keep rubbing it in, well, we will let you know what a cold shoulder feels like

Seriously though, keep up the hard (pah, as if ) work.

By the way, can you ask my mate Tiger what the deal with his grip is, a few of us were wondering

 

[Alex_narey]

No problem Tony N
Here's an update from the range

http://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/us-masters-2009/blog/315996/us-masters-blog-the-range.html

 

[theeaglehunter]

What so you actually got to see a glimpse of Tiger? Or were you stood 15 back in a crowd the size of a small state? Seriously though if you got a front seat when Tiger was warming up did you have to pitch a tent over night

How much more congested is the crowd following Tiger compared to others groups? I know he is in a league of his own when it comes to attracting spectators but is it the same everywhere he goes? I have been told by people who have seen him at other tournaments you realistically can not get near to him, and at the masters it is probably only worse.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Interesting that they all seem to focus more on shaping their shots on the range here. I know they do at every event but it really sums up what Augusta is about and the need to move the ball with control both ways.

Cool that you got to see Mr Woods up close and almost personal and ominous that he seems so in the groove.

 

[Alex_narey]

The bogey on 18 will not have pleased him yesterday, but he is perfectly placed I believe, even though Campbell is charging somewhat.

 

[mono217]

You really dont know how lucky you are.

 

[TonyN]

Mono mono mono, I am pretty sure he does, he was told enough times!