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Originally Posted by mvmac

Wow, I can't believe he said this out loud.  I can't say I feel sorry for him, I get that he's disappointed but jeez, you've got fans and sponsors pulling for you.  Can't imagine what Seve would think if he heard this.



That he's telling the truth, probably.

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Originally Posted by Shorty

I could not disagree more.

Here we have a player whose career has been characterised by disappointment (failure if you like) at majors. From the outset, they were his focus, as he was presumably going to be a sparring partner for Woods and for a long time.

It hasn't worked out that way. Four times a year he is reminded, painfully, of the fact that his career has not been what he hoped for. Of course he has won gaziliions of dollars, but he knows that majors are what define you as a top professional.

Now - to get to my point. Here we have a player who feels the disappointment and is so disappointed with himself that he doesn't mind expressing it. He gives the honest answer as he feels at that moment and you criticise him for it.

He could have said he'd have more chances, he's still young, Jack won at such and such an age, look at Freddy, three more chances this year etc. etc.

He didn't. He was honest.

Compares pretty favourably to the "I'm just going to go out and enjoy it, play one shot at a time" crap we're used to."

I think you have to respect him. It may sound defeatist, it may sound self-pitying. At least it was honest.


Well said, you cynical bastard.

Brandon

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Just saw Mickelson on TV take a 6 on a par-3, the commentators seemed to indicate he might have been better off taking stroke and distance and heading back to the tee. Probably a coin flip to play it as it lays versus taking a penalty do-over.

Not a coin flip. He could have missed it completely or it could have hit him. Should have gone back to the tee. Still had no shot even if he had got it out to where his third ended up.

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Rory tied with Tiger on the 18th!!! (If someone had told that on wednesday, this would have sounded so much better)


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I could not disagree more.

Here we have a player whose career has been characterised by disappointment (failure if you like) at majors. From the outset, they were his focus, as he was presumably going to be a sparring partner for Woods and for a long time.

It hasn't worked out that way. Four times a year he is reminded, painfully, of the fact that his career has not been what he hoped for. Of course he has won gaziliions of dollars, but he knows that majors are what define you as a top professional.

Now - to get to my point. Here we have a player who feels the disappointment and is so disappointed with himself that he doesn't mind expressing it. He gives the honest answer as he feels at that moment and you criticise him for it.

He could have said he'd have more chances, he's still young, Jack won at such and such an age, look at Freddy, three more chances this year etc. etc.

He didn't. He was honest.

Compares pretty favourably to the "I'm just going to go out and enjoy it, play one shot at a time" crap we're used to."

I think you have to respect him. It may sound defeatist, it may sound self-pitying. At least it was honest.


Well said, you cynical bastard.

Brandon

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How and why would it end up in  trophy case at Augusta? Why wouldn't the guy keep it?

I would expect it to be on Ebay tomorrow, especially if Oostie wins.


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I got goosebumps watching that...good for you bubba

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well done, Top man Bubba! Now for the real playoff, which hole do Rory and Tiger play first?

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feel good win for sure. Way to go Bubba!!

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Originally Posted by colin007

I got goosebumps watching that...good for you bubba



Truth.  That second shot on ten was one for the ages.

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I would love to see a top view of that shot Bubba hit on the 2nd playoff hole! Congrats to Bubba, a lot of fun watching him get it.

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With regards to sergios interview. I applaud the honesty. And wondered why someone else has not expressed the same frustration

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#2 playoff hole 40yd hook wedge = LEGENDARY.

Congrats on the green jacket Bubba!


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