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Originally Posted by Tiger Spuds

The story so far...

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORING.



Agreed

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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 heard some guy on ESPN yesterday saying that the wind had been so bad during practice rounds that guys couldn't even hit the green on par 3s while hitting driver.  It must have been those two holes they were talking about.


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Damn, you must really love hoodies! :D

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Originally Posted by Kieran123

Agreed



Then what would you find exciting?

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Thomas Bjorn played really well, and Tom Lewis really surprised me. I thought Lee Westwood would be up there but just played average.

"Kindness is more important than wisdom and the recognition of this is the beginning of wisdom."

 

 

 


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Originally Posted by bplewis24

I heard some guy on ESPN yesterday saying that the wind had been so bad during practice rounds that guys couldn't even hit the green on par 3s while hitting driver.  It must have been those two holes they were talking about.


... absolutely can't imagine trying to hit a green with a driver - I have a hard enough time hitting a FAIRWAY with my driver.

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Originally Posted by inthehole

... absolutely can't imagine trying to hit a green with a driver - I have a hard enough time hitting a FAIRWAY with my driver.


there's a course near my dad's house where i play from time to time. and for some silly reason, someone decided a 265 yard par 3(from the tips) was a good idea.


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Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

Thomas Bjorn played really well, and Tom Lewis really surprised me. I thought Lee Westwood would be up there but just played average.


westwood employs one of two strategies when in majors. 1. he plays pedestrian for the first two and a half rounds, then somewhere on the back nine on saturday he goes on a tear for a round and a half and comes up 2 strokes short. 2. he plays fantastically the first three rounds, then decides on the 3rd hole that he couldn't be bothered and drops 5 shots, only to finish 2 strokes short.

perhaps this week he's going with #1


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Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

Then what would you find exciting?



Think MrElculver2424  (and TigerSpuds) are referring to each other. Probably haven't got the nouse to offer a considered reply.


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Originally Posted by senorchipotle

there's a course near my dad's house where i play from time to time. and for some silly reason, someone decided a 265 yard par 3(from the tips) was a good idea.


There is a 250 yarder near me, I took out the driver and missed the green of course haha.


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Originally Posted by MrElculver2424

Then what would you find exciting?


Probably Saturday and Sunday.

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my 2 cents.  bjorn and lewis will be afterthoughts by saturday.  im pulling for rors.

and for me, its the British Open and the US Open.  but then again, thats just me... ;)

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Originally Posted by senorchipotle

what's up with the first tee announcer?



lol, I know. I think he did the ryder cup or something too. His voice is funny when he says their names


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what's up with the first tee announcer?

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what's up with the first tee announcer?

"Now on the tee, from SouthAfrica, Looostazn," is how it sounded to me when he introduced the defending champ.

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