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Looks like we have a Angel Cabrera and Justin Rose sighting in the Top Ten (at least for now). Ernie at T17 too. Looks to be a good weekend!

I like their posting: "Play suspended due to dangerous situation"

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Wouldn't mind an each way bet on Matt Kucher, he really looks at home on the Links course.


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Originally Posted by deasy55

He actually hit 10 of 14 fairways today which must be some sort of record for him

Aye, but they were fairways he wasn't aiming for...

As is probably obvious from my name, I'm a big Goosen fan... his front nine today... par at one... birdie... then three bogeys . then three birdies then par at nine! Crazy stuff but he's striking the ball well.

Mickelson reckons that next week's winner will come from this week's field... so who is it going to be?


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Originally Posted by BigAl5150

I like their posting: "Play suspended due to dangerous situation"



I have the image of somebody running around the course wildly with a machine gun


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New hazard on the 1st...

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That's incredible, isn't it? Never seen that happen at a golf course before.

Originally Posted by MiniBlueDragon

New hazard on the 1st...

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It's a real shame for all those involved.

It was a fantastic decision to move the championship back to a links course and this has been evidenced by both the excellent field and an increase in crowd attendance.

Lets hope they do restart at 7pm tonight (as planned) and manage to at least get a winner after 54 holes tomorrow.


Originally Posted by deasy55

That's incredible, isn't it? Never seen that happen at a golf course before.




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3 landslides at the course and 8cm of rain in 3 hours last night. The pot bunkers look like swimming pools


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Yeah it sucks. Was looking forward to watching some of it today. But it's Scotland - the weather sucks.

Much like England and Ireland ( glad my grandparents immigrated from Ireland and Scotland to NZ back in the 30's ) - although I'd be a better links player if they hadn't

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2nd round finally over. Extremely close going into the final round...4 tied for the lead and the whole field that made the cut separated by only 7 shots


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And Luke Donald flies into the lead with 3 birdies in a row on 3,4 and 5 and the next hole is a par 5


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And he 2 putts for birdie for a 2 shot lead. He will be getting his 18th top 10 in the last 12 months and confirming why he's #1 if he keeps this up


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Exceptional round of 63 by Luke to win by 4 shots. Matt Kuchar was the only other of the 5 players from the World top 10 playing to finish in the top 10.


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Luke has made himself the prohibitive favorite for the Open next week. As the world's top-ranked player coming off a dominant performance on the links at Castle Stuart, he has no excuse not to be in contention on Sunday in Sandwich. On the other end of the spectrum, it was another weekend collapse for Graeme McDowell. After sitting on the lead since Friday morning (thanks to the storms), Graeme shot one of only seven rounds over par today; he and fellow co-leader Whiteford were the only two to be found outside the very bottom of the 76-man field who made the cut. Here's a trend that has repeated itself throughout 2011, and for McDowell's sake, I hope he can snap out of it soon.

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Besides winning the Scottish Open being akin to winning the Par 3 contest at Augusta

Originally Posted by Chilli Dipper

Luke has made himself the prohibitive favorite for the Open next week. As the world's top-ranked player coming off a dominant performance on the links at Castle Stuart, he has no excuse not to be in contention on Sunday in Sandwich.




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Originally Posted by makaveli

Happy for Monty!



I was surprised to see him playing - figured he'd be on the Champions tour - looked him up & he's only 48 years old !!        I thought he was much older.   Still, glad he's playing well - always liked Monty.

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Originally Posted by inthehole

I was surprised to see him playing - figured he'd be on the Champions tour - looked him up & he's only 48 years old !!        I thought he was much older.   Still, glad he's playing well - always liked Monty.



Haha, I can't believe you posted that.  My girlfriend asked me how old he was and I said "O I think he is probably mid 50s", so I look it up and he is 48.

But back on topic, Luke was pretty awesome today.  I'm glad I was pulling for him prior to this year, and I hope he can keep it going.


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