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Scotsclaff

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Wow, Jaidee joins the lead after 6 birdies on the first 6 holes (!).

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Victor Dubuisson was a guy that I use to like and always pulled for. I have recently done a 180 after watching the last few tournaments he has played in. It seems he carries himself different on the European tour vs when he plays in the USA. He has been acting like a complete Douche bag as of late.


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Victor Dubuisson was a guy that I use to like and always pulled for. I have recently done a 180 after watching the last few tournaments he has played in. It seems he carries himself different on the European tour vs when he plays in the USA. He has been acting like a complete Douche bag as of late.

I always liked him too ... Can you elaborate here??

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Natural Patrick Great Member

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I always liked him too ... Can you elaborate here??


Just watch how he acts when things are not going his way. Very pouty and not very thankful to have a caddy I guess.


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Bernd Wiesberger is your winner. Jaco Van Zyl, Rafael Cabrera-Bello and The Lead Singer of The Doors earn spots in The Open Championship. Cabrera-Bello had some tremendous luck in earning a spot, was +4 thru 5, but shot -2 by going -6 on the back nine with two eagles. Also got lucky by Brendan Steele making a triple bogey on his 71st hole to choke away a birth at St. Andrews. Max Kieffer also blew his chances by playing his last 4 holes in +3.

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Great 65 for the win from Wiesberger,this guy will be on the European team at the next Ryder cup.

Top ten finishes for Kaymer and Molinari.


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