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Players Championship-Call it.
the golfing forum has been unusually slow (s'up moderator derelict in his duty).....
the fifth major starts today.....what say you?
I'll go with Brett Wetterich.....
just a reminder to all the drive-by prognositicatering types......there's a certain golfer named after a ferocious cat who's name is unspoken in this forum.....
and no, it's not ernie els......
the fifth major starts today.....what say you?
I'll go with Brett Wetterich.....
just a reminder to all the drive-by prognositicatering types......there's a certain golfer named after a ferocious cat who's name is unspoken in this forum.....
and no, it's not ernie els......
get out, get out while there's still time
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Good thing we're still able to TYPE.just a reminder to all the drive-by prognositicatering types......there's a certain golfer named after a ferocious cat who's name is unspoken in this forum.....
I'll take Tiiiiiiiiger,
He's GREEEEEEEEAT!
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ill be there satursdya. ive never been to a golf event and i assume i have to wear a collared sheirt. and some kink of khaki shorts. can you wear flip flops or do you have to wear golf shoes and a visor as well. ?? i am going to try and get on to the island of 17, that the only way you will all see me on tv. but im pretty sure the gates open before seven and im probabhly not going to park until nine or so. depends on muy morning ttime. if i didnt know anybetter, i probably would have passed up the free ticket and sat home on the chair and drank 72 cent natty lights and watched the game on tv . tiger wont even be3 in it and phil is probably going to be around. i am going to park myself in the strangest spot where nobody else is and pray for an errant tiger shot. like the retards in kayak s going for bonds homers. its going to be so delightful and i hope i pass patsy stone at some point an look at her boobs a couple of times.
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You don't have to wear a collared shirt(as far as I know), but you'll want to. And some sort of dress/hiking/something-besides-cutoofs...you know, like with some sort of hem.
I'm sure flipflops will be fine.
Drink heavily before you go, since beers will probably be expensive there. They will HOOK YOU UP on the grub though, I'm sure. You can pretty much get away with being as wasted as you want, just so long as you don't make noise or bother anyone.
When I went to the Tradition in the ungodly heat last year, I burned one in the middle of the fairway...and that's a Major. They're not too uptight at golf tournies, or not around here anyway. I would recommend against giving players waiting on the tee tips on how to drive the ball...sometimes they don't have a good sense of humor in the heat of battle(but I'll probably do it again anyway -- the guy I was giving unsolicited advice to came from behind starting about then, and won the tourney...undoubtedly due to my outstanding advice).
Golf tournaments are a hoot. You'll have a good time. They give away all sorts of promotional trinkets, too.
Smuggle a pint of booze in.
Make sure to scream "IT'S IN THE HOLE" whenever anyone tees off on a par 5.
Oh...and get some pics of Patsy's boobs.
I'm sure flipflops will be fine.
Drink heavily before you go, since beers will probably be expensive there. They will HOOK YOU UP on the grub though, I'm sure. You can pretty much get away with being as wasted as you want, just so long as you don't make noise or bother anyone.
When I went to the Tradition in the ungodly heat last year, I burned one in the middle of the fairway...and that's a Major. They're not too uptight at golf tournies, or not around here anyway. I would recommend against giving players waiting on the tee tips on how to drive the ball...sometimes they don't have a good sense of humor in the heat of battle(but I'll probably do it again anyway -- the guy I was giving unsolicited advice to came from behind starting about then, and won the tourney...undoubtedly due to my outstanding advice).
Golf tournaments are a hoot. You'll have a good time. They give away all sorts of promotional trinkets, too.
Smuggle a pint of booze in.
Make sure to scream "IT'S IN THE HOLE" whenever anyone tees off on a par 5.
Oh...and get some pics of Patsy's boobs.
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That's not a fuckin major. It's a "Champions Tour Major". Now tell me you burned one on the fairway at Sahalee and I'll give you a nice golf clap.Dinsdale wrote:When I went to the Tradition in the ungodly heat last year, I burned one in the middle of the fairway...and that's a Major.
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Did I get that right? Did Ben Crane's favorite player say that Tiiiiiger is "more beatable than ever"?????????Felix wrote:I've got a question....
is there a bigger douchebag playing on the PGA Tour than Rory Sabbatini?
voted the most unpopular guy to play with by his peers, then opts to call out El Tigre....
what a fucking clown.....
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yep......BSmack wrote:
Did I get that right? Did Ben Crane's favorite player say that Tiiiiiger is "more beatable than ever"?????????
apparently there's a pretty fine line between being cocky and being a colossal asswipe.....
maybe he ought to go out and win something significant before he calls him out twice within the span of a month......
get out, get out while there's still time
Oh, everyone else hates Rory, too?
Glad it's not just me. Talking shit about a guy who's won more in one month than Rory has in his entire forgettable career is quite douchelike in nature.
And dude has his wife wearing teeshirts(way to pony up for something with a collar for your own wife, superstar) giving crap to Nick Faldo(my other homie). Let's see -- one of the greatest players in the history of the game, vs Rory Sabbaticaltini...
Yeah, the douche is strong in this one.
As far as my golf tourney behaviors -- I offended no one. That is not how I roll. Couldn't have been too obnoxious, since I was making time with many of the 30-something hotties there...because that IS how I roll.
Although...I'd break from my inoffensive groove to heckle Rory Sabbatini.
Glad it's not just me. Talking shit about a guy who's won more in one month than Rory has in his entire forgettable career is quite douchelike in nature.
And dude has his wife wearing teeshirts(way to pony up for something with a collar for your own wife, superstar) giving crap to Nick Faldo(my other homie). Let's see -- one of the greatest players in the history of the game, vs Rory Sabbaticaltini...
Yeah, the douche is strong in this one.
As far as my golf tourney behaviors -- I offended no one. That is not how I roll. Couldn't have been too obnoxious, since I was making time with many of the 30-something hotties there...because that IS how I roll.
Although...I'd break from my inoffensive groove to heckle Rory Sabbatini.
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johsht got home from the tpc and it was quite interesting. i dont havea nenough room in my head to type3 tonight but a couple headlikights. for todayL
chcekc me out on the tigers sixteenth when he s putting on replay later im directly behind heem about a packers visor* and a shirt too.
the beers were five dollars apoience for a 12 ounce can.
therew were lots of boobies, but none as sweet and sincere as pastwey stonews.
boobies were a major theme . they were EVERYWHERE. even thought wemeniss phil and got into some doozy at the clubhouse with the guy thast s in charch of pga tv in japan. irt was a glory hole experience ive done. and now im done and watching baskdet boabll games all year and later and no more golf tournamen tes inulsess theysre on tv and my wife is trying on clothres and im slathering like a slop in pig.
watch out.
*the only reason ive every wore the hat is becausde i wasnt invited to wimbledon as much.
chcekc me out on the tigers sixteenth when he s putting on replay later im directly behind heem about a packers visor* and a shirt too.
the beers were five dollars apoience for a 12 ounce can.
therew were lots of boobies, but none as sweet and sincere as pastwey stonews.
boobies were a major theme . they were EVERYWHERE. even thought wemeniss phil and got into some doozy at the clubhouse with the guy thast s in charch of pga tv in japan. irt was a glory hole experience ive done. and now im done and watching baskdet boabll games all year and later and no more golf tournamen tes inulsess theysre on tv and my wife is trying on clothres and im slathering like a slop in pig.
watch out.
*the only reason ive every wore the hat is becausde i wasnt invited to wimbledon as much.
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I aws just as shocked as the announcers when he pulled out a 9 iron.
I could understand trying to put a low stinger-thingy in there if it was windy like it was friday. But 135 yards with little/no breeze?
Was his caddie named Ken, by chance?
How could a professional botch a club selection that badly...I don't understand.
I could understand trying to put a low stinger-thingy in there if it was windy like it was friday. But 135 yards with little/no breeze?
Was his caddie named Ken, by chance?
How could a professional botch a club selection that badly...I don't understand.
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High handicappers with a brain would have pulled an 8 iron and choked down a little.Dinsdale wrote:I aws just as shocked as the announcers when he pulled out a 9 iron.
I could understand trying to put a low stinger-thingy in there if it was windy like it was friday. But 135 yards with little/no breeze?
Was his caddie named Ken, by chance?
How could a professional botch a club selection that badly...I don't understand.
Dinsdale would have hit a sand wedge and blown it over the green.
I'm sure what O'Hair meant to do was take a little off his 9 iron. But now he knows that in that kind of a pressure situation, he's better off realizing how amped up he was and hitting the wedge. It was a very expensive lesson. Even Butch Harmon doesn't charge that much.
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"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
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I would have taken just a wee bit off my Armour PW, which Q tells me is 45 degrees. Hopefully would get enough bite to keep it on the green.
I'm far, far from a pro -- but even at my skill level, I have a pretty good idea how far each of my clubs goes, if properly struck. That part of the game isn't rocket science.
85 degree wedge, eh? Ken could use that for 3 foot putts. Highest one I own is a 64, and that doesn't live in the bag, but in the garage. Been practicing with my 60* -- flag sticks will come to fear me.
I'm far, far from a pro -- but even at my skill level, I have a pretty good idea how far each of my clubs goes, if properly struck. That part of the game isn't rocket science.
85 degree wedge, eh? Ken could use that for 3 foot putts. Highest one I own is a 64, and that doesn't live in the bag, but in the garage. Been practicing with my 60* -- flag sticks will come to fear me.
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I'm not sad to say that I played this weekend and had not one coon. Shot 45-40-85. Bogeyed the last hole to keep out of the 30s on the back. Pissed me off.
Front 9 tee shots ate my lunch. Scored 2 triples on the front with OB tee shots. Fuckshit. Missed some easily makable 5 footers to save par after nice chip shots.
I hate to admit my "fix" fro my chipping. Our PGA Pro at the club suggested a couple weeks ago I do this one thing. On the backswing say to myself "Trains" and on the follow through say "And Airplanes". Shit if that didn't get my mind off the cooning. I had some bad chips the past few weeks, but I felt my left elbow yipping straight up. I went to the chipping green and hit about 200 chips doing the "Trains and Airplanes" bit working on that left elbow.
I guarantee I will be in the 70s regularly soon with a BAD round being 85. Can't wait.
Oh, 135 with no breeze? That would be my gunmetal Cleveland 53* wedge. PW I'd have to lay off and that would bring the possibility of "chunk" into play. 53* wedge would be just right.
Front 9 tee shots ate my lunch. Scored 2 triples on the front with OB tee shots. Fuckshit. Missed some easily makable 5 footers to save par after nice chip shots.
I hate to admit my "fix" fro my chipping. Our PGA Pro at the club suggested a couple weeks ago I do this one thing. On the backswing say to myself "Trains" and on the follow through say "And Airplanes". Shit if that didn't get my mind off the cooning. I had some bad chips the past few weeks, but I felt my left elbow yipping straight up. I went to the chipping green and hit about 200 chips doing the "Trains and Airplanes" bit working on that left elbow.
I guarantee I will be in the 70s regularly soon with a BAD round being 85. Can't wait.
Oh, 135 with no breeze? That would be my gunmetal Cleveland 53* wedge. PW I'd have to lay off and that would bring the possibility of "chunk" into play. 53* wedge would be just right.
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Full swing my 53 is right at 135. If playing that hole, I'd hit the 53 and probably aim 10 feet left of the pin. Where that pin was tucked, I probably wouldn't go right at it. Even with a PW, I'd still aim left should I chunk it.Dinsdale wrote:53?
My 50 would be just a hair short, unless I closed it down or something, which I'd just as soon not do.
135 is really screaming out a 53. I think Ken's head just exploded.
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are you sure you wouldn't aim it 11 feet left?IndyFrisco wrote:
If playing that hole, I'd hit the 53 and probably aim 10 feet left of the pin. Where that pin was tucked, I probably wouldn't go right at it. Even with a PW, I'd still aim left should I chunk it.
damn dude, the best golfers in the world don't even attempt 53 degree wedge shots on that hole from 135....they were primarily using PW's.....and other than O'Hair, I didn't see anybody taking that kind of aim at that pin placement.....the margin for error is so minute it's just no worth it.......shoot to the middle of the green and walk away smiling with a par....
given that balls don't fly nearly as far at sea level as they do at 750 to 1,000 feet above sea level, coupled with the fact that a shot over water will not fly as far as a shot over land, I'm guessing that if you hit a 53 wedge on that hole, you'd probably be hitting your second shot from the drop zone......
I know of what I speak, having hit this shot a number of times.....
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Which is one of many reasons why I'm not one of them.Felix wrote:damn dude, the best golfers in the world don't even attempt 53 degree wedge shots on that hole from 135
I grew up playing at sea level. I know my distances. I play Hilton Head every year and my distances don't change much at all. Maybe PW is the right club. I'd be willing to try the 53 and see what it looked like. All depends on the conditions.
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Exactly. Although the club selection was stupid, the strategy behind it was sound. O'Turtle knew he needed a bird, which was a bummer to have to try and pull off on 17 and 18.
If it were me playing a lazy-day round there(we can dream, can't we?), I'm pretty sure I'd be trying to stick it safely in the middle of the green, regardless of pin placement. Then I'd wish upon a star for a two-putt, which didn't look to be a given on that green. But that front right sunday pin is just brutal.
If it were me playing a lazy-day round there(we can dream, can't we?), I'm pretty sure I'd be trying to stick it safely in the middle of the green, regardless of pin placement. Then I'd wish upon a star for a two-putt, which didn't look to be a given on that green. But that front right sunday pin is just brutal.
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Back to Rory the Douche. Here's what a certain someone had to say.
And with that he turned the page.The Best Golfer in the History of the Game wrote:"I've won three times this year, the same amount he's won in his career,"
"Once upon a time, dinosaurs didn't have families. They lived in the woods and ate their children. It was a golden age."
—Earl Sinclair
"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
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—Earl Sinclair
"I do have respect for authority even though I throw jelly dicks at them.
- Antonio Brown