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My earlier comment about Tiger shooting 60 today may have been accurate in the hypothetical, we'll find out soon, but a tad optimistic versus his performance since then.  

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8 minutes ago, Shindig said:

My earlier comment about Tiger shooting 60 today may have been accurate in the hypothetical, we'll find out soon, but a tad optimistic versus his performance since then.  

Think you jinxt him. Say nothing about Dustin!

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JT smokes a 7i 210 high trajectory and the green doesn’t hold it. Man I hate when that happens...🤭

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Some uh... ugly golf played today.  Thomas just breezed to a win.  

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We have to remember Tiger is 42 years old, soon to be 43. In other words, he's not going to be the player he was when he 22, 32, or even 37. Jack, Phil and almost all the greats slowed down in their 40s. It's not to say he/they can't win tourneys or majors in their 40s, but it is to say consistency is a lot more difficult. I think the last month or two sums up what you're going to get from Tiger the next few years. You're going to get flashes of brilliance and flashes of his age. It's going to be up and down. That's assuming (and hoping) he can stay healthy.

That being said, next week is another opportunity for him to get a crack at a major. Not sure it's a great course for him, but hopefully he can put up a fight.

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5 hours ago, Vinsk said:

JT smokes a 7i 210 high trajectory and the green doesn’t hold it. Man I hate when that happens...🤭

To you or JT?😉

Man, did Tiger hack the crap out the back 9 or what? That looked like my scorecard!

JDay seems to have lost control of his Driver. He put the ball in some weird spots both yesterday and today.

After the front, and #10, I thought DJ might go out and shoot a 56!

All in all, just a strange day with not a lot of drama since JT was never really threatened.

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11 minutes ago, Buckeyebowman said:

After the front, and #10, I thought DJ might go out and shoot a 56!

Fifty six factorial sounds more like my scores than a professional's. 

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19 hours ago, Shindig said:

My earlier comment about Tiger shooting 60 today may have been accurate in the hypothetical, we'll find out soon, but a tad optimistic versus his performance since then.  

He did, he just got there a couple holes earlier than you thought

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On 7/31/2018 at 10:09 AM, lastings said:

about time for Justin Thomas to collect a win, I think.  

about time, indeed. 

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