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Originally Posted by Golfingdad
... I think it would certainly warrant a DQ.
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Originally Posted by Dormie1360
In your case DQ if he signed his card and it was...
I've been asking a question in the latest Thrash Talk article but no one has yet ventured an answer. Perhaps this thread is a better place, both for on-topicness and since I think it'll get more visibility.
With respect to...
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Originally Posted by JerseyThursday
Think about it, the majority of players in the PGA Tour don’t anchor. So, if they only had self-serving intentions in mind they would want the ban to take...
Agree with everyone else. Waving up, whether par 3, 4, or 5, can't possibly speed the pace of play. The duration of any given round is always going to be as long as it takes to get to the 18th green and putt out, and the only thing...
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Originally Posted by TourSpoon
And many if not all of these players are getting some bills paid by the manufacturers....
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Not to mention, Bishop falls into the same logical trap that almost every opponent of the ban also does: In one...
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Originally Posted by jamo
Any time you mention "Adam Scott" and "strokes gained - putting" in the same sentence, you must link to the 2004 strokes gained - putting leader board:...
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Scott is popular, good looking and well spoken. At 32 years old, he is another player that represents the image that golf needs. How will his career be affected if he can longer...
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Originally Posted by iacas
Here's something that may put a bowtie on the the point I and others have been making...
BAM.
Ah, precedence! Good find.
But was the rule that gives...