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post #73 of 516

Here's what Charl Schwartzel has on the menu for the Champions dinner 

 

 

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After opening with an iced seafood display (shrimp, lobster, jumbo lump crabmeat and oysters among the items), international cheese and crudite (mortadella, swiss, aged cheddar, gruyere, etc.) and an assortment entitled “Charl’s Featured Specialties” that includes sliced biltong, biltong sticks and droewors with Philadelphia cream cheese, topped with Wellington sweet chili sauce, the main course likewise recalls his homeland.  The South African barbeque entrée will include marinated and grilled filet mignon, lamb chops, chicken breast and borewors with monkey gland sauce, dauphinoise potatoes, sautéed sweet corn and green beans.  The wine selection includes a 2010 Cape of Good Hope, Van Lill & Visser chenin blanc and a 2007 Anthonij Rupert cabernet sauvignon.  If the Masters champions still have room for dessert after that feast, they’ll be treated to vanilla ice cream sundaes.

 

post #74 of 516
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Originally Posted by mvmac View Post

Here's what Charl Schwartzel has on the menu for the Champions dinner 

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Sounds tasty. a1_smile.gif
post #75 of 516

Here's the TV schedule 

 

Apr. 5-8, 2012
TV coverage: ESPN, Wed. 3 p.m. ET (Par-3 Contest), 
Thurs., Fri. 3 p.m. ET (Rounds 1 & 2); 
CBS- Sat. 3:30 p.m. ET (Round 3) and Sun. 2 p.m. ET (Round 4)

post #76 of 516
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Originally Posted by iPutt View Post

With how this season's been, there's at least 30 names that could easily win. That being said....

 

Winner: Tiger Woods

Runner Up: Webb Simpson

Contenders: Lee Westwood, Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson

Dark Horse: Kyle Stanley

 

 

And shall we make it interesting with another category?

 

Notable to Miss the Cut: Martin Kaymer


I believe this prediction is pretty accurate for me. 

 

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post #78 of 516
The course is predicted to get significant rain over the next three days. How do you think this will effect certain players/final outcome?

I'd say softer greens at Augusta would level the playing field. The really good super fast green putters won't have as much advantage.
post #79 of 516

Mmmmmm. Love me some monkey gland sauce!

post #80 of 516
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Originally Posted by uttexas View Post

I'd say softer greens at Augusta would level the playing field. The really good super fast green putters won't have as much advantage.

But soft fairways will favor the bombers.
post #81 of 516
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Originally Posted by brocks View Post

But soft fairways will favor the bombers.

Yes, thinking the same, but there are factors such as typical ball landing angle+spin and roll out.
Hope they don't do lift, clean, replace day one.
post #82 of 516
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Yes, thinking the same, but there are factors such as typical ball landing angle+spin and roll out.
Hope they don't do lift, clean, replace day one.

The commentators have noted that they are mowing the fairways toward the tee, so the balls not only will not roll much, but are likely to pick up mud when they land, if the fairways are still soggy. But I think they will invite Jane Fonda for membership before they allow ball in hand.
post #83 of 516

Not sure if this was posted, but if you want to watch live...Here's the link

 

Right now it's practice on the range. They have picture in picture as well so you can watch two different locations later and through the week.

 

 

Crap..nevermind.. it just ended.

post #84 of 516

Tiger said in his press conference that the greens were soft, but still very fast, and it was a weird combo.

 

So I think the greens will still be kept up to speed. People might just be able to land their balls outside of that "two yard area" they always talk about.

post #85 of 516

OMG, reasonable concession prices at a professional sports event!

 

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post #86 of 516

$3 for a beer. That's like $8 at an Angel game!

post #87 of 516

The featured groups for the first 2 days are out (according to Bob Harig of ESPN): Scott, Van Pelt, Kaymer; Weir, Sned, Simpson; Cabrera, McIlroy, Watson; Stricker, Harrington, Cink; Singh, Westwood, Furyk; Mickelson, Mahan, Hanson.

 

It seems like we're not going to see anything of TW's round live, because the TV coverage starts at 3 pm (?).

post #88 of 516

http://www.masters.com/en_US/live/index.html

 

Heres' the link to all the live coverage on themasters.com. Par3 challenge starts at 3pm (All times are EDT. Start and finish times for live coverage on Masters.com are approximations only.)

 

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Originally Posted by Th3R00st3r View Post

Not sure if this was posted, but if you want to watch live...Here's the link

 

Right now it's practice on the range. They have picture in picture as well so you can watch two different locations later and through the week.

 

 

Crap..nevermind.. it just ended.



 

post #89 of 516

Props for selling fruit. While the offerings look more healthy than your typical concession stand, it's ironic that events that feature sports which require people to be in shape never offer the healthiest snack option. real food that is fruit.
 

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Originally Posted by shades9323 View Post

OMG, reasonable concession prices at a professional sports event!

 

MASTERS.jpg



 

post #90 of 516
Fast greens can make things interesting. It'll put Tiger's putting to a test.
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