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The 2018 Masters  

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  1. 1. Who wins the 2018 Masters?

    • Tiger
      27
    • Jordan, Dustin, or Rory
      28
    • Someone else in the OWGR Top 15
      62
    • Someone not listed above
      24
  2. 2. Where does Tiger finish?

    • First
      24
    • Top 5
      21
    • Top 10
      50
    • Top 20
      27
    • Makes cut, nowhere near contention
      16
    • MC
      3


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Just now, RFKFREAK said:

OMG.

 

WHAT A SHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You have to explain...my Roku is delayed

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Tiger safely on the green at 18. 

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Just now, dennyjones said:

You have to explain...my Roku is delayed

Just wait and enjoy Rory's approach on 2

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6 minutes ago, ScouseJohnny said:

Interesting tidbit (seeing you like newspapers)!

Total number of instances of the phrase "Jack Nicklaus" in the New York Times, 01/01/1960 - 01/01/1990 = 4790

Total number of instances of the phrase "Tiger Woods" in the New York Times, 01/01/1990 - 04/07/2018 = 6888

I think Jack was pretty big news in his day, irrespective of how well he was competing.

But sod all that, in other news - did I just see Rory hacking off the first tee?

And then making a par?

 

8 minutes ago, ScouseJohnny said:

Interesting tidbit (seeing you like newspapers)!

Total number of instances of the phrase "Jack Nicklaus" in the New York Times, 01/01/1960 - 01/01/1990 = 4790

Total number of instances of the phrase "Tiger Woods" in the New York Times, 01/01/1990 - 04/07/2018 = 6888

I think Jack was pretty big news in his day, irrespective of how well he was competing.

But sod all that, in other news - did I just see Rory hacking off the first tee?

And then making a par?

The New York Times is a shell of what it once was. Back in 1970 it, as well as other newspapers, was pretty much all there was if you wanted to read about the PGA. Now the rest of the media and it's talking heads have assumed that role. I think we might take that into consideration. Perhaps that also has something to do with my percieved non stop media Tigerfest.

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Oh yeah, Reed isn't wearing red today. Did he choose pink himself or does he have to as part of a Nike pink Sunday?

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Ooooh Rory.  :-(  

-- Michael | My swing! 

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gah Rory!! Another shot back but man what a missed opportunity.

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Just a straight push. Dead right off the blade. On the plus side, he makes one shot back on Reed, so not the end of the world.

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... what was that, Tiger? (third shot #18)

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Man tiger +1 for the tourney...bogey on the 72nd hole sure leaves a bitter taste in the mouth for sure. 

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1 minute ago, The Recreational Golfer said:

Jim Nantz says, "Maybe there were too many expectations."  DO YOU THINK??!!

Nantz sucks.  He's so overrated. 

I so enjoy the broadcasts on NBC better.

Christian

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Well, it's the start I was hoping for - Reed coming back to the field, Rory and others starting relatively quickly. If it gets any more exciting on the back nine, I may struggle to sleep tonight!

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I've seen how many this week lay up on three and do poorly?  

-- Michael | My swing! 

"You think you're Jim Furyk. That's why your phone is never charged." - message from my mother

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Just now, Shindig said:

I've seen how many this week lay up on three and do poorly?  

 

It's a hard hole with that pin location no matter what you do. 


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