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interesting tournament so far with Luke and Rory 3 ahead of Schwartzel and Oosthuizen...Sergio has been very up and down sandwiching a course record 64 with a pair of 73s. He was -7 in the second round thru 11 then went bogey, bogey, eagle, birdie, triple, birdie, eagle...not often you see a course record with 2 bogies and a triple.
I've been watching on TV and am truly impressed with the short game of both the leaders. I watched many players miss putts of 10 ft or chunk chip shots or overshoot out of the sand, but not Luke or Rory. And Luke, no bogies after 100 holes on this course, incredible. But, lucky for all the rough is easy to play and the trees short. Should be a good watch Sunday pm. One thing i also notice is not one local person in the gallery. Dubai is the middle east, an Arab state, but everyone in attendance is very white skinned and european dressed.
One thing i also notice is not one local person in the gallery. Dubai is the middle east, an Arab state, but everyone in attendance is very white skinned and european dressed.
I lived in Abu Dhabi Emirate for a number of years ... one would forget they were in the Arab Peninsula when they went to Dubai.
I notice most of the houses around the course are still unfinished.
Houses not finished and club house is temporary...
Still?
Wow ... when I left there 3 and a half years ago they were hyping the first Road to Dubai and the course was under construction. They must've finished it just in time, but I'm a bit surprised the basic amenities were never completed.
Yep. just come back from there. Still a building site, have been told some places will be ready this year but no idea re club house opening...
Shame really, as there are some great "finished" courses in Dubai. That said, all four days were free and facilities were pretty good as well. Nice to go to a great sporting event with our feeling ripped off - don't even have to pay to park and no queues.
But do you want your Tour Championship to be a birdie fest? It was exciting, or as the commentators stated, "dramatic."
Sure, if it separates the good golf from the not quite as good...seems like some of the strongest players did the best...a guy like Luke Donald only made two bogies all week, but Sergio managed to make a triple, two doubles and 6 bogies to go along with 4 eagles and 19 birdies.
Sure, if it separates the good golf from the not quite as good...seems like some of the strongest players did the best...a guy like Luke Donald only made two bogies all week, but Sergio managed to make a triple, two doubles and 6 bogies to go along with 4 eagles and 19 birdies.
You're pointing out the yin and yang of that tourney. :-)