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2015 Humana Challenge Golf Discussion Thread

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Ugh. I could not care less about this leaderboard....

Colin P.

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I agree. The coolest thing about the coverage has been the giant rams lounging by the greens

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Haas wins at -22.  Another 'silver spoon' golfer.

I know. Terrible thing when a kid follows in the shoes of his successful parent. :doh:

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I know. Terrible thing when a kid follows in the shoes of his successful parent. :doh:

Yeah, I'm perplexed by that post.

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Hammer 4 Great Member

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Congratz to Bill, silver spoon or not.. :roll: Was a great win for him. Also, that Justin Thomas kid can really smash a golf ball.. :bugout:

Good things are sure to come his way.

BTW, what does, sliver spoon, have to do with any of this..??????

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Congratz to Bill, silver spoon or not..:roll:  Was a great win for him. Also, that Justin Thomas kid can really smash a golf ball..:bugout: Good things are sure to come his way. BTW, what does, sliver spoon, have to do with any of this..??????

Maybe he's suggesting a physical resemblance to Ricky Schroeder?

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Hammer 4 Great Member

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Maybe he's suggesting a physical resemblance to Ricky Schroeder?

Who knows..maybe he will explain it to us..

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Ugh. I could not care less about this leaderboard....

[quote name="golfbarefoot" url="/t/79449/2015-humana-challenge-golf-discussion-thread/0_100#post_1098539"]It feels like I'm watching the Nationwide Tour (web.com)[/quote] [quote name="colin007" url="/t/79449/2015-humana-challenge-golf-discussion-thread/0_100#post_1098542"]I agree. The coolest thing about the coverage has been the giant rams lounging by the greens[/quote] Yeah, as I was watching this yesterday, once Phil was done with his round and out of contention, I found it hard to pay attention even though I saw Kuchar's breakdown yesterday on 17 & 18. Today I was pretty busy so missed most of the tournament but I really didn't care too much. I'm sure there are some great stories about guys I've never heard of but if some of my favorites aren't in contention or I have another reason to be interested, I just won't mind missing the final round.

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Kudos to the PGA Tour for all the great angles on this swing. I think I saw a pronounced motorcycle rev/L wrist bow before impact. Cool shot. From DTL, it looks like he toe'd it.

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Crim Great Member

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Congrats to Bill Haas on a very tight knit tournament win. Poor Erik Compton couldn't get a putt to drop :(

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Haas wins at -22.  Another 'silver spoon' golfer.

Bill got his 6th career win two years younger than his dad....

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