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Regarding Tiger at the Cialis Western Open……………….

Well, anybody got any salt, pepper and Tabasco and I’ll start eating my words. At least I’ll make them edible.

Tiger did well, and he will probably do well at the Open.

This week we’ve got the John Deere Classic with Michelle Wie vying for a position. Will she make the cut? Odds are she doesn’t but sentiments are on her side.

Since you all know I like Notah, I’ll put up Notah against Wie in driving distance and give Wie 10.5 yards.

If Wie makes the cut, I like her chances of ending up in the top 50.

Another woman making news is Danica Patrick, thinking of going over to the NASCAR side of racing. Hmmmm, ain’t been a women in the Cup Series yet. The good ol boys ain’t gonna like this….

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I'm trying to look past the John Deere Classic for the British Open next week. However, it always catches my attention whether I like it or not when Michelle Wie plays in a men's tournament. I can't say I cheer against her, but I can't say I want her to make the cut either. Yeah, that was confusing.

I would like to see Zach Johnson win this event and keep his good play going. I also want to see Camilo and Ryan Moore play well and contend. We need those two to be in the thick of things every week.

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Agree w/ the last thread. Pulling for Camilo, JB Holmes, Bo Van Pelt, and Bubba Watson. Would like to see a big finish from one or two of these guys.

I will always follow Davis (SI had me pulling for him early in The Open) and Freddie (has been doing well in recent matches) and I will always follow Phil. How could you not?

Other than that, these younger guys catch my attention and I really enjoy watching them play. Some of them have some growing up to do in reguards to course management, but they will come around.
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Yeah, i would also like to see the young guns with some top finishes this week at the john deere. With the likes of camillo, bubba, and J.B. bombing it into different zip codes (whatever you call them in the US )

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Always keep in mind that "it's not how you drive but how you arrive", just ask Mick........or Monty

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