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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/39892101
We've all been there and had a day to forget.....not a single par.
We've all been there and had a day to forget.....not a single par.
KenL
Tour Rookie
Makes me feel better about my 90 in last night's medal
Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
The strangest thing about this is why both the BBC and more surprisingly the Golf association running this event both thought it was unexpected that he actually finished the round!
I'd fully expect him to finish his round unless injured and only be surprised if he didn't
I'd fully expect him to finish his round unless injured and only be surprised if he didn't
Tashyboy
Please don’t ask to see my tatts 👍
Just read it and my first thoughts were "been there".
Junior
Tour Winner
According to the article, this guys handicap is max 1.4? He must have been injured or something?
jamielaing
Q-School Graduate
Was he not a pro?
JohnnyDee
Tour Winner
Next time I don't make the buffer I might not feel quite so bad if I can remember this chap.
Junior
Tour Winner
Not sure, but amateurs are allowed to enter Opn qualifying, but I guess it ballots out on handicap.
ruff-driver
Journeyman Pro
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Deleted member 18645
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The extent some people will go to in order to get 0.1 ahead of the H4H event .....
Hosel Fade
Tour Rookie
Really strange, would expected this to be some random idiot am just put dodgy scores in to meet the cap (or could have just declared he was a professional) and then applied so he can play a nice private club not caring re anyone actually trying to qualify.
Problem with that theory is the RTJ Trail is public and affordable so there is no excuse for such colossal bellendery.
No genuine 1 handicap shoots 127 ever, not one handed, not after 5-10 pints, ever lets be real here.
Orikoru
Tour Winner
Yeah I don't understand it either. I'm crap and even I have never gone round in 127 I don't think. I know this course will be set up tougher than any I've played, but still.
