Kieran123

I don't know why men wear those wide legged pants. Get pants that fit.

Nike makes the best golf clothing ( style, quality and fit ) hands down.

Matthew Fitzpatrick is pretty chilled out - playing well too.

It's not that it doesn't look like him ( as it very much does look like an image of jesus ) - but would a deity use a dogs butthole as a sign?

It's about as much of a sign as this is:

Looks more like Dufner to me

If he wins, I'll eat my red ( Nike ) polo.

I noticed the bird noises too. It seems ridiculously loud and apparent everywhere on the course. Probably fake.

LOL I need to see this video

I love watching Palmer, Nicklaus and Player hit the ceremonial tee shots. It would be a strange feeling to to back there at that age, after all your accomplishments on that course.

Banjos only make me think of this

I can't tell if you're being serious. I would imagine the greens at Augusta are extremely difficult, whether you prefer fast greens or not.

What the hell is going on in the states? When will they realize to look past the weapon and take a look at the people. What is making them do these things? ( a common occurrence it seems now ), What systems can we put in place to mitigate?

10 wishes. One of the wishes would be for unlimited wishes.

Don't do it, bad field of view for the swing, no viewfinder...not worth it

Arnold Palmer is honestly the coolest man alive. As old as he is, golfing like he can, jabbing at other players, his stories, he's a boss.

So if Tiger was healthy, Phil would have attended?

Is Faldo 8 foot tall?

Hit the range again last night. Working on my impact position still and SLIDING my hips instead of twisting immediately I really worked with my driver. With my old swing, I would hit it extremely low. Now with my in to out path, sliding of my hips and a better impact position - the ball is flying really nice and high. It will take a lot more work, as I am blocking a few right, but my ball flight is much nicer. back to the range tonight - 9 degrees celsius.....

The slope rating came from the guy who invented the Slope rating ( Dean Knuth ) - so I don't know what to tell you This is what he took into account: RATING AUGUSTA NATIONAL Following the USGA formula for rating courses, I graded each hole at Augusta National for 10 obstacle factors on a scale of 0 to 10. The rating criteria: 1. Topography. Difficulty of stance in the landing area and the vertical angle of shots to the green from the landing area. The par-4 11th, with a downhill stance and long downhill second shot, gets the highest rating, a 7.

Well that's boring!!!

If you can handle the crowds etc I couldn't handle that many people watching me Heck, I get nervous on first tees when random players are watching me.

Has anyone read the article? Is the article about golf or fitness?

Wow, a lot of guys here would seem to score well at Augusta, off the masters tees, in tournament conditions, with thousands of people watching, and paired with professionals, broadcasted on live TV. Sunday at the masters.... Did everyone forget those details? Anyone over a 7 handicap would struggle to break 100. See below - without all the added pressure/situation