gripitandripit

I agree 100%. It seems very obvious.

Congrats to you

These Pretzels Are Making Me Thirsty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If the greens are as bad as reported, the people at East Lake should be red faced. How can a premier course thats supposed to host the Tour Championship let the greens get away from them? Its not like they don't have a sprinkler system. Thats terrible

Considering the way Tiger and Stricker have played when grouped together the last few weeks, it would make sense to team them up for fourball and foursomes in the Cup matches. Its no secret that Tiger has struggled in non-singles events in Ryder Cup/Pres Cup, but Stricker may be the perfect partner for him. What do you think????

Several players have complained about the $10 million prize being awarded as a deferred retirement deposit instead of an instant payday. I'm not sure how much of a gripe it is, but both Tiger and Phil have mentioned it to the media.

Ironwood is pretty good. They have 3 nines (Lakes, Valley, and Ridge) and all three are solid.

That Kelly guy seems like a whack job.

I've had 3. The three balls I used are in my pic. First one with a 6 iron, second one with a driver, last one with a pw. I also had one in a hole-in-one contest with an 8 iron, but it was in the qualifying round, so I didn't win the $1 million prize.

I'd take Alexander over LT. If Rivers struggles at all, LT will have that much less room to run. SA is averaging 1600 yds and 20 tds a year, plus he always gets the ball in the red zone. He's never missed a game either. Choosing between LT and SA is a nice problem to have.

The article in usa today claims the clubhouse was the obstruction, not the grandstands. It also says after the allowable 5 minutes, officials determined Tigers ball had been picked up. It sure didn't appear that way on t.v. Check it out: http://www.usatoday.com/sports/golf/...f-ruling_x.htm

I don't rely on cart mounted GPS units when I play at courses that have them. Too often they give a yardage waaaay different than a sprinkler head marker. Sometimes the GPS will read, say, 148 yards and I'll move the cart up a foot or two and the GPS will read 144. All that does is puts doubt in my head.

Thanks for the clarification. Another wild thing about that shot was the proximity of the fans to the path of Tigers ball. It looked on tv like Tiger was aiming to launch his shot over the heads of people only 25 or 30 yards ahead of him. Even with the worlds best golfer, a little thin = death

His second shot hit the sidewalk/cartpath long and right of the green and it bounced onto the roof of the clubhouse. The official said somebody picked up the ball in the parking lot over the clubhouse. Theres no o.b. stakes there. They determined it was interfered with by an outside agent and gave Tiger a drop under the temp. immovable object rule.

Apparently, his ball was found and he was given a free drop. I thought there was a time limit on finding a lost ball before you have to rehit with penalty. Is that wrong????????????

I play the HX Tour almost always. I've tried the 56 and didn't notice much difference. It was a tad shorter but minimal. I hit the ball plenty high and wasn't looking for more spin so I stick with the HX Tour. I would think that most players wouldn't notice any difference.

I love the guys with "homemade" swings. Furyk is atop the list. Trevino and Azinger are there too.

64* wedge. I bought an off brand about 8 years ago and just replaced it last year with a Cleveland 588. The 64* has always been the best club in my bag.

I'd pay money to watch Natalie Gulbis or Christy Kerr or Paula Creamer swing a Medicus driver...............or any driver for that matter.

I feel for you. I've played in a few scrambles that were charity fundraisers and seem to be made up of 50% non-golfers. Its not very fun playing when you know theres basically no chance to win.

I'm glad Tiger is playing well going into the '06 Ryder Cup. For all of his accomplishments, he's stunk it up in the R.C. over the years (5-8-2). Lets hope this is the year he leads the team to a W.

There's one situation that comes up alot with me and my usual playing partners. Most public courses don't chalk off ground-under-repair areas. If one of us hits into an area that would normally be marked as g.u.r. the others determine whether to grant a drop or not.

I've had 3 aces. The balls I used are in my pic. First was a 6 iron from 168. Second was a driver from 227 (3/4 swing into the wind) Third was a PW from 133.

I've posted a few times about Tiger being uber-hyped by the media when its uncalled for, but C'MON HE'S WON 50 TOURNAMENTS. He deserves the credit when he wins. I hate when he's way back in the pack, yet we see every shot and he gets more love than the 40 players who finished ahead of him, including the winner. 50 wins at age 30, thats amazing.

I root against Tiger. I enjoy watching him play and have nothing against him as a professional or a person. What I can't stand is the way the media makes every golf story about Tiger. If someone other than Tiger wins, its because Tiger doesn't have his A-game. Tiger can be 12 shots off the lead, but the tv coverage will show every shot. Its almost as if the winner is a side note. If Tiger goes through a mini slump, its because hes going through a swing change. Always an excuse for a poor performance. It gets exhausting. Like I said, this is none of Tigers doing. I just get sick of having Tiger shoved down my throat.