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For someone who is not in the NHL shes played with a lot of NHL Players

I think you guys are forgetting that these wives are equally guilty. Its a scum bag move but those women chose to participate so I am not sure that's all his fault. As for the drugs that will ruin his life so he'll face plenty of repercussions for his decisions.

If you read opinions from David Leadbetter, Jim Mclean, Harmon brothers, etc. guys who have taught multiple major winners. Not one of them condones s&t;, the whole thing was a fad. A bunch of S&T; students won in a short period and then it became this revolutionary idea which in reality it is not at all. Nothing in golf is new. S&T; evolved from Mac Ogrady a guy who tried to play as a right and leftie. I think people fail to realize that this group of players are all exceptional putters compared to the average pga tour pro, they won those tournaments because they made putts plain and simple. Mike Weir-major injuries, terrible play Aaron Baddeley- went back to his old coach Dean Wilson-played one event on the PGA tour this year Tommy Armour III-think hes on the champs tour Eric Axley-$7,000 Charlie Wie-1.6 million Will MacKenzie-$49,000 Not exactly stellar play If you play and practice only once a week you will never change your swing, go practice some putts and short game, save your money, because your paying for a marketing catch phrase and golf channel infomercials

who is your chiropractor would be a more appropriate question?

all jokes aside with the wind behind I would hit a club that at maximum with the wind would not fly over the green, with the wind behind it helps to make a more full swing so you can get some spin on the ball and stop it on the green. Im not saying swing harder than normal because that's counterproductive but try to get a more full swing so you get through the rough and can stop the ball after one or two bounces on the green. long and on the green is okay because you should be putting back into the wind. If you come up short and there's a big drop off you might have to get it up high fast and with the wind still behind you the ball wont stop as easily. What did you do from in front of the green after coming up short on the shot you described in the post?

did you write this on the course and then wait for the responses before playing your shot because I think I was behind you, you slow bastard

What If I told you four years ago that Tiger was banging porn stars and diner waitresses. Not sure what I stand to gain from making an anonymous post on a website so that I can make up a story out of thin air about someone I have never met. Thanks for the tips on member of the year, but I was being sarcastic

This why I love golf because after one round you can pretty much determine everything you need to know about someone.

I mean I can't go back in time and recreate said event so I have no proof. That being said the guy who told me I have known for 5+years and he was an employee of the course and the story was confirmed by more than one employee there. I don't see how it benefits anyone to badmouth any pro if you work in the golf business. Not sure what the point in making up a story like that would be but hey I you like Mike Weir I can see why, he has contributed to charity events and helped grow golf in Canada. As for Stephen Ames, I can tell you golfers/athletes don't like people in the media so that's no surprise to me, when you read some of the articles published you can see why he may not be friendly to them. My experience was that when I met him before his round at a clinic/9hole event and after chatting we realized we share a mutual friend. Long story short he was cracking jokes and talking to me and my friends during the 9 holes in between shots. I also know Stephen goes out of his way to help golfers from Trinidad and Tobego, Canada, his former college where he played golf and its alumni, and various other charity organizations. He took a lot of crap for his comments about Tiger Woods when he apparently called him out but really was just complimenting the guy, when he got thrashed like 8&7 or something crazy he was still a pro about it How can I become the 2012 Member of the year?

These are personal experiences except for my story about Mike Weir which is from a well known friend Jerks Hubert Green- legendary jerk, he was tomahawking his driver into the tee box and cursing up a storm at the Allianz tournament one year when I went. Hunter Mahan - self-centered baby- watched him in person a handful of times over the years and I often see him throw his ball into the pond when he could turn 90degrees and give it to a kid and make his or her day. Mike Weir- friend of mine who works at Carnoustie in Scotalnd said Weir demanded the course be cleared for his round which is actually located by a public beach so its like the equivalent of going to a local park and saying hey everyone get out of here I am way more important than you. Good guys I have had the chance to meet Sam Saunders- humble, friendly Stephen Ames - friendly, good role model Joey Sindelar - really nice guy, generous with his time Lanny Watkins - very friendly and generous with his time Gary Hallberg - gave me a 5 min lesson