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and loses the Dunhill with an 8 on the last hole. UNBELIEVABLE! When was the last time do you think Ernie ever made an 8 on a par 5, much less on the last hole of a tournament.

That was one of the most shocking things I've ever seen in golf...

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Don't think I ever have in my life. Ernie carries himself so care free on the course, doesn't show a bit of stress. I bet even after losing and dropping 2 in the drink he was still smiling.

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Don't think I ever have in my life. Ernie carries himself so care free on the course, doesn't show a bit of stress. I bet even after losing and dropping 2 in the drink he was still smiling.

Dude, that is a heartbreaker!


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Even Phil's and Monty's collapses at last year's U.S. Open don't compare to what Els did today. I think there is a serious mental hurdle going on for him right now, it might have something to do with all the Tiger beatdown's and Phil beating him on the last hole at the '04 Masters. Something isn't quite right, that's for sure.

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Even Phil's and Monty's collapses at last year's U.S. Open don't compare to what Els did today. I think there is a serious mental hurdle going on for him right now, it might have something to do with all the Tiger beatdown's and Phil beating him on the last hole at the '04 Masters. Something isn't quite right, that's for sure.

Agreed......

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Don't think I ever have in my life. Ernie carries himself so care free on the course, doesn't show a bit of stress. I bet even after losing and dropping 2 in the drink he was still smiling.

Yeah, I'm sure he's thrilled!

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Perhaps he should've stayed with Titleist.

Did the money he lost equal out the monetary "Ern-ings" he made by putting that Callaway ball in the drink vs. putting a ProV into the drink?


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and loses the Dunhill with an 8 on the last hole. UNBELIEVABLE! When was the last time do you think Ernie ever made an 8 on a par 5, much less on the last hole of a tournament.

It was a very upsetting sight for sure,and I hope that his confidence level does not hit rock bottom like so many before him.As far as E.E. taking on T.W. any time soon,he better make sure he can first take on Joe Blow.I don't think he will let today get to him.He is WAY to good!


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was he leading

by two shots...

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When was the last time do you think Ernie ever made an 8 on a par 5, much less on the last hole of a tournament.

I believe he made a 9 in the final round of the Masters a few years ago, on hole 13. He drove the ball into the left woods, his second was knock down into Rae's Creek, he finally escaped the woods, and it all went down from there...

He dropped out of contention for the tournament on that hole.

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4-iron to A-wedge: X-20, regular steel shafts56- and 60-degree wedge: forged, stiff steel shafts, vintage finish, MD groovesPutter: Circa '62, No. 7, steel shaft, 35"Ball: NXT Tour or ProV1(x)...


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