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How do you celebrate a nice made putt? Or anything for that matter?

Fist pump? "Hand" Gun? The Chi-Chi Rodriguez?

Personally, I try my hardest to keep a straight face, stroll nonchalantly to the cup, pick the ball out of the hole and give my imaginary gallery a quick wave.  (Hence my quote-thingy under my avatar.)

...It sounds kind of douchey when I write it down...He he.


I usually turn to my partner and say, "Suck it."  He usually responds with, "F off."  But we give each other sh*t all the time and enjoy it.

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Usually a subdued fist pump.  If it's more meaningful than just a putt made (long birdie, or wining a skin/match, etc.) then I might be more demonstrative with the fist.  If it's a partner or team competition then high fives are quite appropriate.

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Usually just a smile and something like 'f*ck yeah' or 'sweet'

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I chipped in for birdie from a bank behind the green on the 9th yesterday. Apparently it went something like this: "Stop! Stop! (Hits it slightly too hard into downslope) Go! Go! (Sees it rolling right on line) Yes please! Fuck me! (Nails pin, drops) Er ... sorry. (Realizes other three guys are pissing themselves laughing.)

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Usually just lift my arms and club, taking in the applause.

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with the boys: a shocked face of "did that go in?" and then a "so that means i get honors again on the tee right?"...if i'm playin with new ppl: tip of the hat and minor fist pump

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The reaction you have when you think that's the reaction you should have, what a tool. Forced, fake and the one of the reasons the Europeans win.

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I'll usually do the ol' fist pump. If it's pretty big-time I'll put a little more "umph" behind it.

If it's on the 18th I'll give the gallery a wave. Anywhere else and I'm waving to the large gallery of lawnmowers.

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Definitely the fist pump. Sometimes more demonstrative (Tiger-like) and sometimes more subdued (think Ray Allen).

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I prefer to keep it pretty subdued - just throw the ball into the nearest hazzard, preferably water! My partner always freaks out when I do that. He doesn't understand why I would toss a perfectly good ball, especially if it is lucky. Not much of an issue for me though, since I take one from my partner's bag before we start the match for just such an occasion.

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  Malvern said:
Originally Posted by Malvern

The reaction you have when you think that's the reaction you should have, what a tool. Forced, fake and the one of the reasons the Europeans win.



Lighten up, bro.


This will make me sound like an old fart, but I just go pick the ball out of the cup.  I play a lot with my brother and dad, so any celebration with them around doesn't seem appropriate.

Craig 

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  Malvern said:
Originally Posted by Malvern

The reaction you have when you think that's the reaction you should have, what a tool. Forced, fake and the one of the reasons the Europeans win.



What makes you think his reaction was forced and fake? I never got that impression at all. The Europeans won because they played better golf, plain and simple. If I were ever honored enough to play for my country, I'd probably get caught up in the moment too. I didn't see anything wrong with Overton's reaction, thought it was pretty awesome actually. To be quite honest, I wouldn't mind seeing a little more emotion shown in big moments, all around.

 
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  Malvern said:
Originally Posted by Malvern

The reaction you have when you think that's the reaction you should have, what a tool. Forced, fake and the one of the reasons the Europeans win.


Taken out of context (i.e. watching a youtube video) it does seem rather contrived and over the top, but certainly no worse than the Flying Molinari Brothers or Ian Poulter. The entire Ryder Cup seemed a bit forced and fake.  Maybe it was the weather and the location of the golf course?!?!?


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