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barbm12thtee Well Established Member

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You're already sounding like a salty ol' veteran.  Lol.  Regarding Player- did it have anything to do with the [S]Playgirl[/S] ESPN spread? a2_wink.gif Dislike Ian Poulter.

Go to who do you hate on tour? This thread was my introduction to this forum...wasn't pretty!

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Well then i guess everyone's a hypocrite because I sure don't hear anyone thanking their swing coach for missed cuts either.  And no I don't think god cares at all, and they probably don't either, rat

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Not really.  Bob Rotella was one of my examples and he's certainly not a swing or putting instructor, he's a psychologist.  If I believe that sessions with him help me think straight, how is that any

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Originally Posted by tmac20

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No idea how you come to that conclusion.

There aren't many players that I truly dislike, just some that I root for much less than others. I really disliked Colin Montgomery when he was playing.

He takes way too long on the greens. Lines it up, backs off, lines it up, backs off, repeat. Then you go out to a public course and see people doing the same thing. I hope they implement a shot clock like your boy Colin Montomerie said.

Ok, I can understand that. Just seems like a nice guy to me. And I doubt most people who take forever on the greens are doing it just because Furyk does. 90% of pros take way too long on the green.

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This guy! Come on, seriously his attitude generally annoys me, Jimenez, i think youre stuck in the past!

(no offense to any smokers) i think it should be completely ban at sporting events, give the wrong impression to young kids IMO!

Rob.

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Originally Posted by geauxforbroke

Ok, I can understand that. Just seems like a nice guy to me. And I doubt most people who take forever on the greens are doing it just because Furyk does. 90% of pros take way too long on the green.

I would too if a put was worth $30-100k

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He takes way too long on the greens. Lines it up, backs off, lines it up, backs off, repeat. Then you go out to a public course and see people doing the same thing. I hope they implement a shot clock like your boy Colin Montomerie said.

Ok, I can understand that. Just seems like a nice guy to me. And I doubt most people who take forever on the greens are doing it just because Furyk does. 90% of pros take way too long on the green.

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I do know this, when I play perfect greens it is much harder for me to pick a spot then when it is a little chewed up and you can say " I want to hit it at this mark".. those guy play on greens with not too many marks on them. I think that would be harder.

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[URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/81430/] [/URL] This guy! Come on, seriously his attitude generally annoys me, Jimenez, i think youre stuck in the past! (no offense to any smokers) i think it should be completely ban at sporting events, give the wrong impression to young kids IMO! Rob.

not nearly as disturbing as he pre-game warmup stretching.

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Lol. I like the story about Jiminez showing up on the range for some practice post round at the Open with a bottle of red wine and a cigar. The guy knows how to have a good time. :-)

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[URL=http://thesandtrap.com/content/type/61/id/81430/] [/URL] This guy! Come on, seriously his attitude generally annoys me, Jimenez, i think youre stuck in the past! (no offense to any smokers) i think it should be completely ban at sporting events, give the wrong impression to young kids IMO! Rob.

Don't think we need to protect kids from seeing a guy smoke a cigar... Besides, I doubt Jimenez is the guy most of the kids are idolizing.

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Originally Posted by tmac20

Fun fact: Miguel Angel Jimenez's cigars cost $400 each.

And they come packaged in a box made from the skin of baby seals.

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