This is the place for your thoughts on the AT&T.
Looks like David Duval might have his annual top 10 here this year -- he's six under through 14 and tied for the lead. Or might he fade away quietly after a good first round for the...
How about this scenario -- 4 player tournament, 3 rounds long, repairing after each round into twosomes.
Round 1:
Player A: 69.
Player B: 69.
Player C: 71.
Player D: 84.
So in round 2, A and B play in the last pairing, C and D in...
Yeah, his 3-putt on the 72nd hole at Turnberry last year was awful; the second putt, a 7-footer to tie, wasn't even close. He also babied that putt to tie on the 72nd at Torrey Pines in 2008 -- it wasn't quite left short, but it crossed...
Originally Posted by Yukari
I never understood that lift, clean and place local rules when the course is wet. Everyone is playing the same course so why should you have this exception? I know in US Open and other...
Originally Posted by WUTiger
If your foursome comes up short a person, is this the question you ask someone who wants to join your group?
One Sunday morning, playing as a single, I joined up with a husband and...
Originally Posted by RichF
So which are you? A, B or C?
Wow, you totally missed Zeg's sarcasm. He's saying that you unjustifiably limited the options to A, B, and C when many other possibilities exist -- for...
Phil's playing the Ping wedge to prove a point (i.e., to embarrass the USGA) recalls his actions during the 2007 FedEx Cup Playoffs. At the time, since the point system wasn't volatile, you could skip an playoff event and lose little...
Originally Posted by RX Phoenix
It's an analogy (the banning of the grooves would be a local rule) to illustrate the issue of INTEGRITY, not meant to be taken literally.
Yeah, but — as Erik said — the...
From ESPN, this update from Scott McCarron:
Originally Posted by Scott McCarron
"I responded, 'It's cheating and I am appalled Phil has put it in play.' I never called Phil Mickelson a cheater. That being said, I...
