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Some low numbers going up already, after him looking horrible yesterday it looks as though the light switch has been turned on for AK today, also Paddy going low currently and taken the lead!

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AK going well...rooting for him...I want him to get back in form so badly...he's awesome to watch

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also, currently he's at 36% driving accuracy and playing well, sounds a lot like last year!

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Originally Posted by mcfc_nick

also, currently he's at 36% driving accuracy and playing well, sounds a lot like last year!



I swear its Nike's drivers...Tiger can't hit fairways, AK can't...and I couldn't with my VR!!!!!

11 putts through ten holes though...

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Originally Posted by Kieran123

11 putts through ten holes though...



yeah that probably helps

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Originally Posted by Kieran123

I swear its Nike's drivers...Tiger can't hit fairways, AK can't...and I couldn't with my VR!!!!!

11 putts through ten holes though...



HAHA! Are any of Nike's top players tearing it up this year? Casey, Glover, Cink, that Kieran123 guy?

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Originally Posted by sean_miller

HAHA! Are any of Nike's top players tearing it up this year? Casey, Glover, Cink, that Kieran123 guy?


See? I'm on to something here.....they're all struggling this year

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Stricker is having a good week too.  Its nice to see AK playing decent again, although he still hasnt learned how to hit a fairway.

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Originally Posted by TitleistWI

Stricker is having a good week too.  Its nice to see AK playing decent again, although he still hasnt learned how to hit a fairway.



luckily this and next week are weeks where he can get away with it. Im saying he pulls it out tomorrow!

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Was anyone watching Mickelson on hole 8 today? How did his 3rd shot 19 yard pitch over a bunker end up 9 yards short in the sand?

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Was anyone watching Mickelson on hole 8 today? How did his 3rd shot 19 yard pitch over a bunker end up 9 yards short in the sand?

Shorted it just a hair and it rolled back in to the trap.


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Mickelson got as many birdies in a row as I have in my entire life. He tore the course up out there. [quote name="jwrussell" url="/forum/thread/45264/shell-houston-open#post_590780"][quote name="B-Con" url="/forum/thread/45264/shell-houston-open#post_590638"]Was anyone watching Mickelson on hole 8 today? How did his 3rd shot 19 yard pitch over a bunker end up 9 yards short in the sand?[/quote] Shorted it just a hair and it rolled back in to the trap. [/quote] Thanks. I figured it had to have been a backspin problem.

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Originally Posted by B-Con

Mickelson got as many birdies in a row as I have in my entire life. He tore the course up out there.


Yeah, and what's amazing is to do it two days in a row.  Heck, he could pretty easily have gone 63-63 if you ignore the first 3 holes, though I didn't see the bogeys.  And he really should have gone one lower on Sunday if his birdie putt hadn't lipped out on the last par 5 (16?)  One of the commentators noted, and it agrees with what I've seen, that usually the guy who shoots the course record to get in contention/the lead on Saturday goes and shoots a par or so the next day.  Really hard to bounce back and do it again, but Phil is something else when he's on.  Hope he keeps it up this week!!

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Phil proves that he really is one of the most talented players out there. Consistency has been his biggest issue, but when he gets it going, he's on fire. His iron play and short game is incredible.

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Originally Posted by Zeph

Phil proves that he really is one of the most talented players out there. Consistency has been his biggest issue, but when he gets it going, he's on fire. His iron play and short game is incredible.


I wonder what the final score would have been if Phil had a less strong-willed caddie on the bag? Bones doesn't get it right every time, but he sure "nudged" Phil into the right choices off the tee on the weekend.

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Originally Posted by sean_miller

I wonder what the final score would have been if Phil had a less strong-willed caddie on the bag? Bones doesn't get it right every time, but he sure "nudged" Phil into the right choices off the tee on the weekend.


You mean ... taking the most aggressive possible line on every hole with a driver isn't always the right choice?



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