MrKadash

I'll give Keegan a pass for now. Sergio was that way (maybe even worse) with his re-gripping 20+ times before each shot. Someone will get into Keegan's ear.

I might be in the minority, but I like her and her game. It likely stems from meeting Pressel a few years ago at the Jamie Farr. She was kind, courteous, and was chatty on the practice tee. Different strokes for different folks.

I think it's more of an issue of him turning 36 (pertaining to his body) this December than anything else. The clock is ticking now. It wasn't in 2008, or seemingly not like today.

It's not his leg that's the problem, it's his swing. If there's a ruse it's due to his choice to go through another swing change (which is the biggest mistake of his career) and he needs the injury to deflect from that...

Over the top IMO, but whatever floats ANGC's boat.

I say Tiger betters his opening 71 today.

Ryan Moore -12

I didn't have the article in front of me and couldn't remember his exact response, but he did get into the reasons as to why he felt that way and it didn't end with "no, sorry." I wasn't forming an opinion validating Rocco's comments, but merely pointing out Brandel isn't the only detractor in regards to Tiger's swing relative to what Foley is teaching. Tiger has enjoyed incredible success with his prior two instructors, there isn't any reason to think further success can't be attainable. Time will only tell.

Brandel is not the only player/former player to have reservations regarding Tiger's current swing. IIRC, Rocco Mediate didn't give a glowing endorsement in the March issue of GDigest of where Tiger's at now in regards to his swing. I think the exact question was "Do you like what he's done with Sean Foley?" Rocco's response: "No, sorry."

Perfect example of arguably the best team in hockey being decimated by injury, so the eventual NHL champ gets an asterisk next to their name at seasons end. Shero did what he had to do however short-term the changes may be (Kovalev). The concussion suffered by Crosby must be a hum-dinger to keep him out two months.

Would like to see Ryan Moore win one. However, Mickelson would be my choice.

Interesting we're talking about one of the oldest, most fundamental rules of golf which is let faster players play through, and people (not all) act like the single is the plague. It's to me, with over 20 years in the business, mystifying. The idea, however logical or simple, seems to rear it's ugly head throughout the golfing season and is something I'm convinced will never, ever, go away. That being said, unfortunate as it is, you have to come to expect the reaction if you're a single or in a faster group. One's sense of entitlement is a tricky thing.

I must have missed that part.

Brandel was doing his job and giving an opinion. I have zero problem with his comments regarding Tiger.

Only goal is to drop handicap below 3.