DocPangloss

I'm curious what the rationale is for that rule. I don't see how this gives Molinari an unfair advantage.

At least in the metaphysico-theologico-cosmo-nigologistic sense.

When I was a teenager I shot a 51 followed by a 37. Somewhat related, when I tried out for my high school team, I shot a +8 on the first hole, then +9 on the following 53 holes. Golf was all mental for me back in the day...

Graeme McDowell : -2 Jim Furyk : +1 Nicolas Colsaerts : E

Well at least you are aware of how much of a douchebag you are.

I'm curious how you use a cart on a golf course, because I've never seen somebody walk while their bag rides. I am of course not talking about push carts here.

Not sure why it would matter what club you use if you stick it every time. Which is the point I was trying to make by conveniently forgetting the make and model - it doesn't matter what club you use, it matters a hell of a lot more the practice you put into it. The obsession with equipment as a means of game-improvement on this forum is sickening at times.

That's kinda the point, ain't it joe?

I agree that he's likely just fishing for compliments. But if he is living at high altitude (5000+ft), 300+ most of the time is just not that difficult. I was doing the same when I was 13, even though I wasn't close to a 6 handicap, nor was I 5'6". But I saw kids with his build doing the same, on ocassion.

He's going to strongly deny that there was a suspension no matter what the reason is for DJ's absence. Everything else is just speculatory speculation.

Apparently you don't understand the meaning of the word "jest". Here, let me look that up for you: "to speak in a playful, humorous, or facetious way; joke." I'd like to see some hard evidence to back your claim that college basketball is "more popular."

My 60 degree wedge was a high quality chipper. Don't remember the make or any specs.

I play the Top-Flite D2+ Feel, and have zero trouble getting it to sit immediately or back up on any green - with every iron in my bag (3i-60deg). My handicap is on the way down, if anything. I should qualify my endorsement by saying that I don't play a spin-heavy pitch- and chip-game, so I can't speak for its quality there. Putts nice and soft thought!