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Reverse Angle of McIlroy Purposely Bouncing Ball off Cart Path


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Ball comes pretty darn close to spectators too, doesn't look like he hit it too hard though.

 

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Silly spectators. Get outta the way ffs. No reason to be that close.

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Sam Snead used to play #7 at Pebble Beach kind of that way if the wind was blowing, which it usually is. He'd chip the ball onto the cart path and let it bounce down beside the green. Then he'd hope to chip close enough for a one putt par. 

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