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Sara Brown - challenging for LPGA WIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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hey all, this thread needs more validity please!!

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Driver: Ping G20, 8.5 Tour Stiff
Wood/Hybrid: G20 3W, Raylor 19*, 22*
Irons: R9 5I - SW, TM CGB LW

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What a minute, a win? Oh jeez. At no point in that tournament were Sara's true odds less than 200/1. And that's being conservative. Even when she jumped to -5 there were multiple classy players several shots ahead of her. And every single one of them were favored to have a superior round than Sara on Sunday.

If a mediocre player shoots 65 or 68 on Saturday while a top tier player shoots 73 or 76, the top player is favored to have a better round on Sunday. Bet pro golf and you'll be jolted toward that reality in a hurry. Particularly in women's golf the distinct tiers separate in the late going. Sara collapsed to 76 on Sunday, after shooting a comical 85 in the final round of the Ladies European Tour event a week earlier, including 48 on the front nine.

Sara needs Top 28 minimum this week to salvage any status for 2012. Otherwise it's off to Q School finals where she sneaked by on the number last year, despite nothing worse than a bogey over 5 rounds. You can't count on that again.

I'll also concede I find her about as attractive as a bucket of dead ants, although the dead ants are considerably more sincere.

Awesome photo of Paula Creamer, though. That indeed made this thread.

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Originally Posted by Awsi Dooger

I'll also concede I find her about as attractive as a bucket of dead ants, although the dead ants are considerably more sincere.


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John

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I am a Sara Brown fan and think she is cute as hell but I just can't see her winning anytime soon. Way to inconsistant.

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Driver-Ping G400+ 10.5 degrees regular flex Hybrids-Ping I25 17 & 20 degrees stiff flex Irons-Ping I3 O-size 4 through lob wedge regular flex Putter-Nike Oz 6

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Looking at girls who are only golf hot is useless unless you are actually on a course and there is no basis for comparison. Here on the interwebz, it's like looking at the nicest Ford Fiesta in a parking lot full of ferarri's.

BTW, on a related topic to the thread, I saw that Ryan O'Toole, also from the same season of BB is in the running for Rookie of the year.

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This thread..... IT'S GOOD! [IMG]http://i55.tinypic.com/29emxdd.jpg[/IMG]

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You guys need counseling

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