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The Golf Thread
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grecian
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all the leaders unraveling, westwood holding steady, chris wood making a move! i remember him tying for 5th at birkdale as an amateur, is he like an open specialist?
Been watching something else today, I have to say. You know about as much about Chris Wood as I do, really hasn't surfaced much other then these two performances. I still fancy someone putting a score in early at one under or par and winning this. Ernie, Miguel or Justin perhaps.
yeah fisher is in a huge mess...would do well to get out of the 5th with a triple bogey...ernie and justin are at even par...miguel is further back at 2 over...
grecian
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Well just after I posted that. Leonard & Jimenez make six and Els made a 5
Shows I'm not following it as I normally do.
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ernie just made a birdie...there are so many players in the mix now...it is one crowded leaderboard...Well just after I posted that. Leonard & Jimenez make six and Els made a 5
Shows I'm not following it as I normally do.
yeah he gave himself a great chance to par the hole after a clutch shot from the fairway bunker but was just too aggressive on his 1st putt...this was a bigger miss for him than the '08 u.s open...after looking the most solid player all day, he bogeyed 3 of his last 4...Can't believe Westwood three-putted the last, what looked like a glorious day for English sport has turned to mush
grecian
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Well only one winner now, Watsons nerves have done well to last this long, can't see it any more.
Cink certainly not the worst player to win a major, but not exactly a big name (again).
Oh and ****ing Peter Aliss annoying me again. Why was that good fortune for Cink, because he's not dear old Tom, I guess. He played a much better recovery shot and hit in a good putt.
Cink certainly not the worst player to win a major, but not exactly a big name (again).
Oh and ****ing Peter Aliss annoying me again. Why was that good fortune for Cink, because he's not dear old Tom, I guess. He played a much better recovery shot and hit in a good putt.
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cover drive man
International Captain
Commentators go with whoever is the most popular, personally though I would like to see Watson win.
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fredfertang
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Great shame - have infuriated the wife all afternoon channel hopping but both have petered out
grecian
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So would I, no excuse for biased commentary though, and Aliss has been guilty of it about 567,323 times in his career. He's a ****ing buffoon, in my honest opinion
cover drive man
International Captain
Yeah, I agree.So would I, no excuse for biased commentary though, and Aliss has been guilty of it about 567,323 times in his career. He's a ****ing buffoon, in my honest opinion
yeah cink has been close a few times in majors, good to see him getting one at last...just like i didn't want norman to win last year, i didn't want to see watson win this year...it is their greatness that got them so close but in my opinion, it reflects poorly on the current generation when they win...
grecian
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It's all very odd really, can't work out if it's: a freakish occurence; or the technology aids the older guys; the competitive nature of the senior tours; the younger generation being so cowed by the Tiger that they don't have the bottle to seize the day or what really.
Certainly can't remember a 59 year old being even remotely close to winning a major before
Certainly can't remember a 59 year old being even remotely close to winning a major before
fredfertang
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They said at some point 48 was the oldest major winner back in the sixties - the US PGA