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The 2011 British Open

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Kieran123 Great Member

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Originally Posted by inthehole

looking at the scorecard - this course has two 240+ yard PAR 3's !!     HOLY SHNIKES ...  the average guy would have to hit a driver or at the very least a hard 3 wood to just make the green on a par 3


I played a course recently with a 240 yard Par 3.

I took a double. I actually over shot the green with my 4 iron. How? Dunno.

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sean_miller Incredible Member

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Is that number 11 at The Canal? Did you end up on the #12 tee box too?

Originally Posted by Kieran123

I played a course recently with a 240 yard Par 3.

I took a double. I actually over shot the green with my 4 iron. How? Dunno.



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Originally Posted by makaveli

As long as you go skateboarding in the big bunker of the 4th hole I think there is nothing wrong! :D


Not sure how kids treat their skateboards in Italy, but that's just not right.

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makaveli Well Established Member

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So you think that wearing a hoodie when playing at the Open Championship is dressing properly? :D

Originally Posted by sean_miller

Not sure how kids treat their skateboards in Italy, but that's just not right.




shades9323 Great Member

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Yes.

Originally Posted by makaveli

So you think that wearing a hoodie when playing at the Open Championship is dressing properly? :D




makaveli Well Established Member

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Really? I think that Tom Watson is dressed properly, but maybe it's just because I am Italian! :D

Originally Posted by shades9323

Yes.




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Originally Posted by makaveli

So you think that wearing a hoodie when playing at the Open Championship is dressing properly? :D



What's that got to do with trashing a skateboard by riding it in a bunker?!?

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I thought you were saying it to support the hoodie thing, but maybe I was wrong. Anyway, I said this cause that big bunker is the most similar thing to a skateboarding park, but maybe I was not that clear! Hope you get it now ;)

Originally Posted by sean_miller

What's that got to do with trashing a skateboard by riding it in a bunker?!?




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Originally Posted by makaveli

I thought you were saying it to support the hoodie thing, but maybe I was wrong. Anyway, I said this cause that big bunker is the most similar thing to a skateboarding park, but maybe I was not that clear! Hope you get it now ;)



I get that you don't do a lot of skateboarding.

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Kieran123 Great Member

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Originally Posted by sean_miller

Is that number 11 at The Canal? Did you end up on the #12 tee box too?


Number 2 at Sundre.

11 at Canal is a bitch too

http://fairwayfiles.com/score_details.php?pscore_id=1649742

Double on that one also haha

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Chilli Dipper Great Member

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The wind has really died down in the last couple of hours. The course is probably as easy as it is going to be this weekend; somebody this afternoon has to take advantage and match Bjorn's 65.

Perhaps Ricky Barnes will be the low man of the late tee times. As the highest-ranked player in the World Ranking not in the field, Ricky was on reserve at Royal St. George's all week in case someone else had to withdraw. Well, Nicolas Colsaerts had a tumble on his scooter earlier in the week, and decided at literally the last minute that he couldn't go. So, after making it into the field only as he stepped onto the first tee, Barnes is 1-under through eight holes -- an impressive start, given the circumstances.

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Course looks a lot easier then it was earlier when Ricky and Rory were playing.  The wind was pretty rough this morning.  I stayed up and watched a couple hours of their pairing during the front 9 and I rarely saw anyone even hit a green.

Fowler had an awesome birdie putt on #1 though!


Kieran123 Great Member

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Barnes pops his head up again at a major......what's with this guy.

Must be the Wilson Staffs

Seriously.

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Chilli Dipper Great Member

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Originally Posted by Kieran123

Barnes pops his head up again at a major......what's with this guy.

Must be the Wilson Staffs

Seriously.


Seriously?

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Another good story today: Tom Lewis, Boys' Amateur Champion two years ago, was named for Tom Watson. He made it into the field through local qualifying, and was paired with his namesake for the first two rounds. Young Tom is currently 2-under, three shots ahead of Old Tom.

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Tiger Spuds Great Member

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The story so far...

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORING.

A great shot is when you go for it and pull it off. A smart shot is when you don't have the guts to try it. ~ Phil Mickelson.

 

deasy55 Great Member

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It's only right that Old Tom and Young Tom should play together in the Open

Originally Posted by Chilli Dipper

Another good story today: Tom Lewis, Boys' Amateur Champion two years ago, was named for Tom Watson. He made it into the field through local qualifying, and was paired with his namesake for the first two rounds. Young Tom is currently 2-under, three shots ahead of Old Tom.




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