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Originally Posted by shades9323

I would have thought that you asked a serious question if you had left off the second sentence. With your second sentence and your emoticon you come off as insinuating that he is not good enough to be in the open. 5 seconds on google would have given you the answer you were looking for.



This forum wouldn't even exist if people just used google to find all the answers. Sorry to have offended you.


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Was hoping Rage Kage (KJ Choi) would come out of the gate a little better.  Hope he makes the cut.

LOL @ Jeebus...I mean Phil Mickelson


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For those who want to watch but don;t have access to T.V

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To Phil's credit, he does have the most incredible recovery/short game that the PGA has ever seen...


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Originally Posted by nuck81

To Phil's credit, he does have the most incredible recovery/short game that the PGA has ever seen...



tiger and seve disagree


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Originally Posted by jamo

I picked Kuchar, who is +1 at this point. Not bad, but since I picked him he'll really stink it up tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by B of H

one thing i've noticed:

a handful of players who had the AP2's are back playing blades like Adam Scott and McIlroy.

The AP2s haven't been updated in a while. It could be that they got a lot of money to play them originally, or that they just feel like they don't need the forgiveness anymore. Scott in particular has been striking the ball well lately.



i havent seen those two use the AP2's ever really. Ive always seen them with the MB.


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McIlroy is playing the same way he played during the first 3 rounds of the Masters....everything pured straight at the flag.


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McIlroy played the harder back 9 in 32. He is now tried for the lead and has had the lead at some stage in each of the last 4 majors. Bit of pointless trivia there


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Originally Posted by deasy55

McIlroy played the harder back 9 in 32. He is now tried for the lead and has had the lead at some stage in each of the last 4 majors. Bit of pointless trivia there



Birdied 18...impressive

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Originally Posted by golfismyworld

agreed so far McIlroy is looking really good surprising since his group had such a tough start water hazards and all



That was just Lefty and Dustin though, Rory stayed well clear of the watery graves


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Once Rory gets out of his own head, he'll be really, really good. His iron game is outstanding.

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Originally Posted by Zeph

Once Rory gets out of his own head, he'll be really, really good. His iron game is outstanding.



hes got one of the best swings on tour.


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He's playing lights out, but I wonder in which round he will shoot his usual major-80? 2. round at the open, 4. round at the masters, perhaps this time its the 3. round ;)


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Ty Tryon, the child prodigy is dead last.

What a weird story he is

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