preisman

Tiger Woods - 7 under Robert Rock - 7 under David Love III - 7 under

108, and with 12 drops. This was my first full round in a while. Still rehabing my ankle, 2 pars, a few boogies. I am happy, but need to fix those lost balls out there.

108 yesterday, San Antonio, record high for the month of June. And I was playing 18 after work. It felt so much hotter. The humidity and the temp was killer.

I have not hit anyone with a ball yet, but just last month I hit my friend with my hybrid. I was having a tough time in the rough. Once I finally got out of it I went to strike the ground with my club. I was playing so bad I missed the ground and the club continiued to his back. I laughed for about 5 minutes, but I did feel bad. It was an accident and he took it very well. I paid for our next round of golf and a few beers.

I have never used a caddie, especially in a tournement. Has anyone? If so, what goes on before the round? You talk about your plan, practice shots using your clubs, make sure you have tees, gloves and what ever else might be needed. You think at some point, maybe the practice part, someone might count the clubs. Like I said, I never been in this situation. I would be furious. The caddie would be fired. If it was brought up immediately, then all is fine. It is on the golfer to make sure everything is squared away.

Living in San Antonio, I lpay often in 105-110 heat daily. The humidity is usually very high (use to live in S. Florida so I understand the level oh humidity). Typically sweet is just pouring from my body. Last summer was San Antonios hottest summer ever, recorded.

My parents took me to Alabama when I was young, but I did not care about it. The first concert I went to that I wanted was Ozzfest 2000. Ozzy himself, Pantara, Godsmack, Static-X, Incubus, Queens of the Stone Age, Soulfly, Pitchshifter, and more. I am sure many have no idea who most of these groups are, but at the time I was great, for me. Seeing Ozzy before he was too drugged out was awesome. Pantara is always great. The best part was getting free tickets to Motley Crue and Megadeth. That was the best free show ever.

Curls (machine), low row, row machine, pull downs, dumb bell curls, rear delt lats, 2x10, last set MAX Afer that 30 minutes on an eliptical. First time using it, but with my ankle still messed up, I do not want to do any impact workouts. No running for a while.

The crowds at a lot of Euro events are very small. There are just less people drunk and acting like idiots. Bubba Watson was very vocal last year and seems to have a point.

Most placed I play do not even use rangers/marshals, so you get the slow play, loud music and poorly dressed golfers. I think many public courses are letting some rules go to allow more people to play. I understand the mind thought, but there should be standards.

TPC San Antonio, the weekend after the Valero Open. I shot 115, about 20 shots over the norm for me. The greens were faster than anything I ever seen. The fairways were fast, anything with side action went to the rough. Once there is was a nightmare.

As long as I never finish second, I would. It would hurt to finish often and never win. I would be happy keeping my card and earning enough to live nicely until I am able to retire or play on the Champions tour.

I try not to waste time by getting out of the cart and walk around blindly. I drive up back and up. If I do not find, I drop and continue on. I do not waste anyone's time doing so. It has nothing to do with being lazy. I just would rather hit the ball then walk around finding it.

Awesome win, really came out of nowhere up until the last few holes. I did not think of him for the win at all. I saw 5 other people who could win starting today. Crazy.

I am looking at buying. Great looking club.

Oh yeah, GO Tiger

I did not care to watch the second going of golfers today. The morning groups were much more entertaining to watch. Good luck Andy Zhang and Beau Hossler (top am).

He is good, but it's his raspy voice. Don't get me wrong, I like him.

Anyone think Berman should not be doing the broadcast. His voice is fine for football, but not golf.

I have almost always buttoned all the way up. When it is hot out I'll let the top one lose. It is a comfort thing for me. I know it does not look great.

He has to stay on the path, he still has to walk to his ball, and his body is taking its toll just as much if not more than anyone else out there. The only advantage is he will not collapse and die out there. He is not relaxing out there, he is still having trouble walking. But, if you want a guy to qualify and only last 4 holes and have to WD in agony, then go ahead, let him play.

Odyssey Black Series Tour Design 2 - and I'll never get rid of it.

He will get one closer this weekend, and then next will be much easier. He'll get them well before 45. And his last might just come around that age.

I am recovering from a real bad ankle sprain, so it has been very easy going lately. But for today: Bench press 4 sets of 135 Military press 4 sets of 85 Flys 4 sets of 20 Ab crunch machine 4 sets of 165 Then a light ride on the bike, 10K Like I said, easy

My 4 hybrid. I can hit it anywhere from 175-235 yds. I can turn it around most corners. I love that club. If I am closer to the greens I can do a lot with my 8. I hit is real nice. Pretty much if gold was 3 clubs it would be these and the putter.