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What a finish. A classic meltdown and a triumph.

Enjoyed watching that one.

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Garrigus is looooooong.

What a day for Troy Merritt though!

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Brilliant performance by Robert. Showed a lot of style coming back after the St Jude.

I played a round with Robert a few yeara back and he was a lovely guy and a pleasure to play with. Sure gave it a smack too.

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Brilliant performance by Robert. Showed a lot of style coming back after the St Jude.

Dammit, I remembered Erik cooking some tasty claim chowder about Garrigus after the St. Jude meltdown and spent quite a while trudging through the site search trying to find it. Finally did, only to find he gave himself an out in the small print.

He won't get it. That was his one shot, his best shot, and I would bet a hundred bucks against 20 he never wins a regular event on the PGA Tour (Fall Season and Opposite Field excluded).

Congrats to Garrigus either way.

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Dammit, I remembered Erik cooking some tasty claim chowder about Garrigus after the St. Jude meltdown and spent quite a while trudging through the site search trying to find it. Finally did, only to find he gave himself an out in the small print.

Woo!

Heh heh heh. I like to make bold predictions.

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Kudos to Robert on his trousers choice today.

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What a day for Troy Merritt though!

yea I know, winning 1 million dollars on one hole. These guys dont even react that much and its literally like winning the lottery, lol. I think its cause they already know they are going to have alot of money on the pga tour or something


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yea I know, winning 1 million dollars on one hole. These guys dont even react that much and its literally like winning the lottery, lol. I think its cause they already know they are going to have alot of money on the pga tour or something

Act like you been there before ... ( which is why I hate when my partners applaud when I make a GIR. Jeez, I get there a few times per round not counting par 3's )

Anyway, Merrit has been there before. He earned more prior to the Kodak money than what what most of us have in our 401K's.

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yea I know, winning 1 million dollars on one hole. These guys dont even react that much and its literally like winning the lottery, lol. I think its cause they already know they are going to have alot of money on the pga tour or something

not that but he also finished number 125 on the money list to be the last guy to keep his card

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Rickie Fowler finished in a tie for third, and Charles Howell III finished in a tie for ninth. Not a bad day for those Oklahoma State Cowboys! Fall Series event or not, I really don't care.
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