Lefty536

Alright what type of biographies?

Anyone read an autobiography by a golfer? Is there an especially good one?

It's not how good your good shots are. Its how bad your bad shots are and how you can recover from them.

The answer is simply...as the season goes on Phil simply gets tired. Just look at the stats: 31 of his 40 PGA Tour wins have been before June. 3 of his 4 major wins have been at The Masters....and that is first major of the year.

I reckon the top 7 are locked in for the Europeans. Peter Hanson in 8th has done little this season, apart from his run at The Masters. There's also Martin Kaymer. Ever since his win at the HSBC, he's done nothing. Sergio hasn't missed many cuts but has struggled to any better than around the top 25. Looking at the teams and how there form is I'd be very surprised if the US didn't pull off a victory. I mean just compare Steve Stricker to Rafael Cabrera-Bello.

Looking at the predictions thread most people thinking the winner will be a good few shots under par. Players reporting after their first practice rounds that the rough is tremendously thick. I think even par will win it this year.

Your thoughts?

I've been Playing Golf for: 3 Years My current handicap index or average score is: 24 My typical ball flight is: Low The shot I hate or the "miss" I'm trying to reduce/eliminate is: No real "miss" Videos:

Garcia: -9 Snedeker: -7 Westwood: -7