A live episode. In other words, you’ll find new appreciation for how much we normally edit. 😉
We catch up on Tiger, Phil, Michelle Wie, the PGA Tour (and its first drug test failee), and everything we’ve missed in the past month, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Sean O’Hair needs confidence? You’re the 13th best player in the entire freakin’ world, dude. C’mon…
Tiger goes 5-0, Phil goes 4-0-1, Stricker goes 4-1, and the U.S. team wins with relative ease, 19.5 to 14.5 at the 2009 Presidents Cup. Also this week, Kuchar wins at Turning Stone, Lorena wins again… finally, with Wie T2, golf makes the Olympics, Rory may play stateside in 2010, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Just how much slack does Lorena Ochoa get for being a lousy #1 in 2009?
Tiger and Phil both win on the same day (but Tiger wins a bit more). Also, trouble in the LPGA and PGA Tours – what will their schedules look like in 2010 and beyond? Who will be the commish of the women? That and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Tiger takes a day off and his points lead goes from 1503 to 250. 🙂
Tiger Woods wins in a walk while the rest of the field struggle to get into the Tour Championship (particularly Brandt Snedeker). Also, Phil’s decision to play in the Presidents Cup, Zach Johnson’s shank, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Steve Stricker is Mr. September. Could he win Comeback Player of the Year again? 🙂
Steve Stricker wins in Boston and takes over #1 in FedExCup race and #2 in the world. Plus, Suzann Pettersen keeps doing her, uhhh, “stuff,” an LPGA tournament is back, Annika has a girl, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Tiger Woods is putting like a pretty good PGA Tour player these days. Hey, at least he’s not putting like Phil!
Tiger wins, then loses to Heath Slocum. Michelle Wie notches another top five, Jack becomes a ceremonial golfer, the U.S. Am winner is even younger than Danny Lee, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Michelle Wie may have earned her stripes at the Solheim Cup with a glittering 3-0-1 record.
The U.S. team is victorious in the Solheim Cup and Michelle Wie is the leading point earner. Also, Tiger commits to Barclays, Ryan Moore wins his first, a writer coins the phrase “Slow-heim Cup,” and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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Tiger Woods is now 14/15 when holding the 54-hole lead in major championships.
Tiger wins at Firestone for his seventh and seventieth, but can’t get the job done against Y.E. Yang at the 91st PGA Championship. Plus, Solheim Cup news, a timing issue, golf in the Olympics, and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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I should have trademarked “Fortnight Slam” when I first said it. But hey, Tiger probably couldn’t care less about his Fortnight Slam if he doesn’t win at Hazeltine.
A woman wins the British Open barely two months after giving birth, Wie and Inkster make the U.S. Solheim Cup Team, Fred Funk wins a USGA event at 20 below par, and Tiger Woods wins the final Buick Open in Michigan. That and a whole lot more in this episode of Golf Talk.
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