Mate, played yesterday, and if there's a more spectacular course I'd love to see it.look at it this way, you will be able to spend more time around the course, "cover" it more thoroughly than a better golfer...
Well, we still have no idea how Tiger will recover, they say it's going better then expected, but they would say that, sponsorship money and the massive financial investment in team Tiger, does make you wonder if it's smoke and mirrors.
the point is tiger was injured since the last few events in 2007 and the severity just kept on increasing until the '08 u.s open where he effectively played on one leg and won! so if he can win 7-8 tournaments while injured, even a slightly better physical condition might see even better results...
Haha, probably not...but he's a very good young player. Saw him at Huntingdale in Dec 2007 and he was impressive. Very simple approach to the game.
Great looking course...I've heard Barnbougle in Tassie is a cracker and we played a few on the peninsula in Melbourne that were impressive too (The Open course at Moonah Links is great, and Cape Schank's good value).Just to rub it in to fellow golf lovers here, having a hit at Cape Kidnappers on Friday. Here's some pics Looks fantastic. Shame I'm a **** golfer.
why so grumpy grecian?
There'll be other reasons to watch golf though when he's gone mate. Someone else might come through and take his place, although it's more likely that it'll be interesting just because there is more competition for top spot.
Hmm, England's cricketing performance might have something to do with it
Yeah, your right, I'm old enough to remember BW (before Woods), I loved the faldo-norman duels, and can even remember some of watson-nicklaus. The point with those duels, I think, was all the best were playing, it's been utterly anaemic without him. I like Harrington as well, and have followed him for ages, so it's a shame his last two majors should have an asterix next to them. You are right that someone or someones will replace, but at the moment it seems like everything is on hold.
yeah it was incredible how they managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of victory...Hmm, England's cricketing performance might have something to do with it
I watched the Faldo - Norman duels too, but didn't see much of Watson-Nicklaus...I hated FaldoHmm, England's cricketing performance might have something to do with it
Yeah, your right, I'm old enough to remember BW (before Woods), I loved the faldo-norman duels, and can even remember some of watson-nicklaus. The point with those duels, I think, was all the best were playing, it's been utterly anaemic without him. I like Harrington as well, and have followed him for ages, so it's a shame his last two majors should have an asterix next to them. You are right that someone or someones will replace, but at the moment it seems like everything is on hold.
My mood is probably melancholic because sport is pissing me off ATM, see my answer to Anils question.....
