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2013 Humana Challenge Discussion Thread

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It has to be pretty easy course if Alice Cooper can eagle on it.

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Greetings .... For those of you who are watching only football -- we suddenly have a GOLF TOURNAMENT! Check out the [url=http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/humana-challenge-in-partnership-with-the-clinton-foundation/leaderboard.html][b]Live Leaderboard[/b][/url] Thanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Sport

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Stallings' leaving himself a pretty long putt to make the playoff.

In my bag ... 12 year old Balvenie DoubleWood


Thrash13 Great Member

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Charles had his chance in regulation, and it stinks seeing him finish 2nd. That being said, it's hard to gripe about a T3 and T2 to start the season. Congrats to Brian Gay on a solid win. Bring on Torrey Pines!
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Chilli Dipper Great Member

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Originally Posted by Thrash13

Charles had his chance in regulation, and it stinks seeing him finish 2nd. That being said, it's hard to gripe about a T3 and T2 to start the season. Congrats to Brian Gay on a solid win. Bring on Torrey Pines!


Doesn't Charles Howell III do this every winter?

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jamo Incredible Member

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Doesn't Charles Howell III do this every winter?

It does seem like he always has that one good event, we all say "man, I wish CH3 would be in competition more," we hear about new swing changes and how he's in a good place now, and then he fades away for the rest of the year.

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gwlee7 Dedicated Member

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Thanks Brian Gay.  You were my "C" pick in  TST fantasy golf this week.


Thrash13 Great Member

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CH3 had a really strong 2011 season and finished T6 at East Lake. In all reality, he was a couple shots from winning The FedEx Cup which is a discussion for another day. He did his damage from June through the end of the season in 2011. He had a dreadful 2012 though and already has more top-fives than last year. He will always hit the ball well enough to compete, but his success will continue to depend on his putter. Right now, he is making putts. We'll see how it goes. His best years seem to happen in the odd years, so maybe he keeps it going in 2013. The guy still has a lot of years left, and he has won over 20 million. The way everyone talks about him, you would think he has played the Web.com Tour every other year.
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Rick Martin Great Member

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Originally Posted by WWBDD

Buh bye Lingmerth.

5'7" my ass. The guy is a munchkin.

Good tournament. DVR'd it and watched it in between watching NFL games.

Does what Stallings did constitute a "choke" - hate that word, but he looked yippie on some putts and chips (according to Sir Nick).

I was pulling for Charles Howell III - he won't get many chances like that again. Really has been a disappointment, imo.


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