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If you watch her body language and now seeing this IG post, it's quite obvious that she is very self centered and immature. I have to believe Rickie can do SO much better. And I hope he does. Alexandra Browne seems so much nicer, and I think prettier. This Alexis is just another shallow, gold-digging Jupiter chick.

I do this all the time now. My playing partners (including my dad) think its wacky.....until I go 18 holes without a 3 putt!! Try it! And give it a REAL try, not just one round. Practice it and you will be shocked at the innate instinct of your body to get the ball rolling on the proper line as you are looking at it. Long putts are ALWAYS closer to the hole and short breakers just go right in! It's amazing!

It works great for me. I just shot 80 doing it the other day. My dad can;t believe it, and anyone I play with is surprised until the end of the round when I have fewer 3 putts than them!

I personally like CBS better than NBC. Who can stand the droning of Dan Hicks and the drivel of Johnny Miller? In any case, the commercials were unbelievable! Thank god I have a DVR. But I could not believe how much I was fast forwarding! If I had to watch it in real time, I would have turned it off.

Miller is way too high on himself. He tries way too hard to "make waves" with his comments. His commentary is very artificial and contrived. His column in Golf Digest is terribly uppity. I do wish he would go away. CBS crushes NBC with their coverage. Feherty is the best. I really liked Lanny Watkins. I thought his commentary was very knowledgeable and straightforward. Not over the top and not inane like some others.

Tiger's 25 footer on 17 for the exclamation point birdie!

It's true, I just saw a TV special on this guy. I think he played even more in '05. Hey, he's retired and has a 'girlfriend' of 29 years! She was quoted as saying, "How can you take away something from someone who loves it so much?" Great gal if you ask me. The TV spot showed him getting up at 3:30am!! to start playing. He has lights on his cart, but I still don't understand how he finds the ball. I'm sure it doesn't go too far, but that's crazy. So then some other guys join him around 5:30 or 6 am. Then he keeps friggin playing, eating peanut butter sandwiches!! Yeah, he's compulsive. He played that day til about 8:30pm. About 81 holes. That's how he does it. All in about 6-7 months a year. Check it out... http://www.hibbingmn.com/dailytribun...tory_id=207371 http://www.hibbingmn.com/dailytribun...tory_id=208630

I try not to let my clubs out of sight at an unfamiliar couse too. I am conscious of it because it is such a big problem in my line of work, snowboarding. There you have board and binding combos, like mine, that cost about $800 and there are tons of teenage boys around who want that really badly, so they get stolen alot. I always take mine inside the lodge with me, right past the "No skis or snowboards inside" sign, even in to the bathroom!! That is harder to do with a bag of clubs. But leaving them near a window where you can see them is not a bad idea.

It is a disaster in my eyes. As someone said above, the PGA tour will now be viewed by a much smaller audience. This cannot last the full 15 years of that contract unless TGC gets put onto basic cable like ESPN. Of course its no big deal for MNF to be put on ESPN because most homes with TV's get it. But TGC is only avialable with premium packages. In my case, it would cost me over $240 a year more to get TGC! I'd much rather spend that on greens fees or new equipment of actually going to a tournament to see it in person! I will certainly not spend it just to watch golf on TV, even though I really enjoy it.