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Either that or the players are just really good.
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Either that or the players are just really good.

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Game over indeed. But not life threatening which is good to hear.
Did anyone else notice how puffy and glassy-eyed he looked when he was being interviewed by Jim Nantz on Sunday? Hate to speculate, but ....
Did anyone else notice how puffy and glassy-eyed he looked when he was being interviewed by Jim Nantz on Sunday? Hate to speculate, but ....
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Mac I had no trouble sleeping, but that could have been some of the wine helping last evening!
Bruce Springsteen (no stranger to car issues himself these days), said having money is great, but money and fame do not make your life any less complicated. I sort of agree with that on the money side, but famous people can stay out of the spotlight if they choose.
Bruce Springsteen (no stranger to car issues himself these days), said having money is great, but money and fame do not make your life any less complicated. I sort of agree with that on the money side, but famous people can stay out of the spotlight if they choose.
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McLaren wrote:This latest Tiger story is just so mental, especially in the context of his other issues over the years. I just can't work out how we got from those halcyon days of the early 00's to here?
Don't know about anyone else but it is hard to sleep while thinking about Tiger.

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Depends on damage, but bones quite often knit well. Depends on breaks, but sound like they were multiple in tib and fib bones. Would think damage to ankles potentially more important re. golf swing motion. Not surprised on injuries given images of front end of vehicle - looks similar to motorsport shunt damage.
Career ending? Dunno. Maybe in his case due to where he is age-wise etc, but in a younger player? We'll see I guess. Positives - maybe this'll force him to let his back heal properly.
Still, he's just a person and only a successful golfer at that. Some sense of perspective perhaps required?
Career ending? Dunno. Maybe in his case due to where he is age-wise etc, but in a younger player? We'll see I guess. Positives - maybe this'll force him to let his back heal properly.
Still, he's just a person and only a successful golfer at that. Some sense of perspective perhaps required?
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Sounds like he was lucky not to lose his leg.

From the Tiger Woods foundation. https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/1364447580520738820
Two sets of tib and fib compound fractures on the same leg, plus crush injuries has to be pretty bad right? (not to mention the ankle and foot injuries)
From the Tiger Woods foundation. https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/1364447580520738820
Two sets of tib and fib compound fractures on the same leg, plus crush injuries has to be pretty bad right? (not to mention the ankle and foot injuries)
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Will that be that or will he attempt a Hoganesque comeback after a horrific crash.
Mac, with regard to "I just can't work out how we got from those halcyon days of the early 00's to here?" I think the downward spiral started with the death of his dad (although the seeds of self destruction were already being sown), maybe that led him to becoming less careful in his private life which caused the 2009 implosion. The fixation on the Navy seal training regime nonsense compounding the spiral of back op/rehab. Throw in powerful painkilling prescription meds into that cycle and yeah....thats how we got from those supposed halcyon 00's days to here. In saying that, there is NO indication so far that (over) medication was a factor in this accident
Mac, with regard to "I just can't work out how we got from those halcyon days of the early 00's to here?" I think the downward spiral started with the death of his dad (although the seeds of self destruction were already being sown), maybe that led him to becoming less careful in his private life which caused the 2009 implosion. The fixation on the Navy seal training regime nonsense compounding the spiral of back op/rehab. Throw in powerful painkilling prescription meds into that cycle and yeah....thats how we got from those supposed halcyon 00's days to here. In saying that, there is NO indication so far that (over) medication was a factor in this accident
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Hogan was mid 30's when he had his accident, Tiger is mid 40's. Can't see him being in competitive form again. At best he might get to the point where he can play in an event, but basically just making up the numbers as a great recovery story.
Hogan was mid 30's when he had his accident, Tiger is mid 40's. Can't see him being in competitive form again. At best he might get to the point where he can play in an event, but basically just making up the numbers as a great recovery story.
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I'm sure he'll put it all right via self-manipulation and w/o anaesthetic as w/ his 'dislocated' wrist. Nothing for a wannabe Navy SEAL, eh?McLaren wrote:Sounds like he was lucky not to lose his leg.
From the Tiger Woods foundation. https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/1364447580520738820
Two sets of tib and fib compound fractures on the same leg, plus crush injuries has to be pretty bad right? (not to mention the ankle and foot injuries)
Flippancy aside, I hope he recovers and can play again. Would be a bummer to remain tied w/ Snead re. PGA victories. I'm not going to even begin to get maudlin for him though...
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Should he play again, I'm unfortunately sure that we'll be treated to headlines attempting to equate that w/ surviving the battle of Stalingrad as part of the German 6th army, or some GI who went through Omaha and all the way to Berlin....McLaren wrote:Jas
Hogan was mid 30's when he had his accident, Tiger is mid 40's. Can't see him being in competitive form again. At best he might get to the point where he can play in an event, but basically just making up the numbers as a great recovery story.
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I imagine it will be the damage to the foot and ankle, that will prohibit any return to golf at the highest level. Whatever you think about Woods, it is an unbelievably sad end to what has been a brilliant career.
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Agreed very sad way for it all to end; could argue the Masters win was the perfect sign off for him and possibly best time he ever had to call it a day...
That being said...when your written off the way he was and then go and do that the competitive nature no doubt told him he had another couple in him.
I have to say, and not just in this thread, it amazes the negativity/borderline hate Tiger gets amongst golf fans. In fact even amongst general sports fans he seems to come out badly when opinions are formed. Dont get me wrong done some rather stupid things but nothing really shoves him out there into the realms of deserving the vitriol he seems to get;
Dont think hes ever brought the game into disrepute on the course & quite honestly even off the course...sex addict..plenty of those about...had affairs....not unusual....drove while under the influence....id imagine plenty even on here have regardless of how much over the limit.
That being said...when your written off the way he was and then go and do that the competitive nature no doubt told him he had another couple in him.
I have to say, and not just in this thread, it amazes the negativity/borderline hate Tiger gets amongst golf fans. In fact even amongst general sports fans he seems to come out badly when opinions are formed. Dont get me wrong done some rather stupid things but nothing really shoves him out there into the realms of deserving the vitriol he seems to get;
Dont think hes ever brought the game into disrepute on the course & quite honestly even off the course...sex addict..plenty of those about...had affairs....not unusual....drove while under the influence....id imagine plenty even on here have regardless of how much over the limit.
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Mac - if you want cheering up, look up Bill Malling on Twitter for a prognosis.
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Can't seem to find him would you mind posting a link?
Can't seem to find him would you mind posting a link?
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https://twitter.com/bambam1729/status/1364583778111393795?s=19
@bambam1729 I think his username is.
@bambam1729 I think his username is.
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The two featured groups on TV at the WGC are McIlroy, Thomas and Homa together with Johnson, Berger and Koepka. I understand why the golf and TV execs do it, but for myself, I woukd like them to spread it around a bit more. I think several if the above were in the featured groups last week, and only DJ got anywhere. It seems ratings overrides everything.
And whilst I'm on a rant, can someone ask the commentators to stop being sycophantic? Radar is the worst when talking about Rory.
If, as people say, the UK has the most knowledgeable golf fans, some of the things he says are very OTT and unnecessary.
And whilst I'm on a rant, can someone ask the commentators to stop being sycophantic? Radar is the worst when talking about Rory.
If, as people say, the UK has the most knowledgeable golf fans, some of the things he says are very OTT and unnecessary.
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I'm never wrong wrote:https://twitter.com/bambam1729/status/1364583778111393795?s=19
@bambam1729 I think his username is.
Thanks.
I think the issue for Tiger is that he wasn't guaranteed to be competitive again after his most recent back surgery and if he can't start playing golf again for another year due to his leg injuries he faces making a comeback from two separate injuries at the age of 47. That is some ask, even for Tiger.
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To be clear, while he's not my favourite, most of my 'hatred' is w/ the fawning media who drool over his every fart, and not w/ Woods himself.owen10ozzy wrote:Agreed very sad way for it all to end; could argue the Masters win was the perfect sign off for him and possibly best time he ever had to call it a day...
That being said...when your written off the way he was and then go and do that the competitive nature no doubt told him he had another couple in him.
I have to say, and not just in this thread, it amazes the negativity/borderline hate Tiger gets amongst golf fans. In fact even amongst general sports fans he seems to come out badly when opinions are formed. Dont get me wrong done some rather stupid things but nothing really shoves him out there into the realms of deserving the vitriol he seems to get;
Dont think hes ever brought the game into disrepute on the course & quite honestly even off the course...sex addict..plenty of those about...had affairs....not unusual....drove while under the influence....id imagine plenty even on here have regardless of how much over the limit.
Disrepute? Assume you mean on-course. Perhaps not, but his getting fans to move an immovable 'movable' object (i.e. large boulder; forget where) and his 'accidental' drop in the wrong place at Augusta suggest he's not a saint. Suggesting that others shag around (although his were quite numerous), drink drive etc is no reason to grant him a pass on those sorts of things.
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Just out of interest, do we know which ankle (or was it both?) he's damaged? If left, I'd say he's got a lot of possible problems; if right, perhaps not so much.I'm never wrong wrote:https://twitter.com/bambam1729/status/1364583778111393795?s=19
@bambam1729 I think his username is.
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In the thread he mentions right leg and ankle.
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owen10ozzy wrote:Agreed very sad way for it all to end; could argue the Masters win was the perfect sign off for him and possibly best time he ever had to call it a day...
That being said...when your written off the way he was and then go and do that the competitive nature no doubt told him he had another couple in him.
I have to say, and not just in this thread, it amazes the negativity/borderline hate Tiger gets amongst golf fans. In fact even amongst general sports fans he seems to come out badly when opinions are formed. Dont get me wrong done some rather stupid things but nothing really shoves him out there into the realms of deserving the vitriol he seems to get;
Dont think hes ever brought the game into disrepute on the course & quite honestly even off the course...sex addict..plenty of those about...had affairs....not unusual....drove while under the influence....id imagine plenty even on here have regardless of how much over the limit.
Ozzy, he is a black man who upturned the whitest of white sports. Do we need to look further for why Tiger wasn't embraced by golfers of a certain age?
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Don’t think it’s speculation that he was high on opioids. I think it’s more likely than not. The elephant in the room.
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Might not be as bad as could have been then re. his playing days.I'm never wrong wrote:In the thread he mentions right leg and ankle.
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Mac. If you've got nothing better to do than lob snide and tiresome accusations of racism around (again), with no supporting evidence or attempt to qualify, I suggest you take a break from here. You're directly implying I'm a racist. Your behaviour re. stereotyping is pathetic and massively hypocritical. If you do it again, I'll take steps. Why? Because I'm bored of it and I can.McLaren wrote:owen10ozzy wrote:Agreed very sad way for it all to end; could argue the Masters win was the perfect sign off for him and possibly best time he ever had to call it a day...
That being said...when your written off the way he was and then go and do that the competitive nature no doubt told him he had another couple in him.
I have to say, and not just in this thread, it amazes the negativity/borderline hate Tiger gets amongst golf fans. In fact even amongst general sports fans he seems to come out badly when opinions are formed. Dont get me wrong done some rather stupid things but nothing really shoves him out there into the realms of deserving the vitriol he seems to get;
Dont think hes ever brought the game into disrepute on the course & quite honestly even off the course...sex addict..plenty of those about...had affairs....not unusual....drove while under the influence....id imagine plenty even on here have regardless of how much over the limit.
Ozzy, he is a black man who upturned the whitest of white sports. Do we need to look further for why Tiger wasn't embraced by golfers of a certain age?
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Except it's already been discounted by the US police as not the case:pedro wrote:Don’t think it’s speculation that he was high on opioids. I think it’s more likely than not. The elephant in the room.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-56193243
The elephant has left the building...
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navyblueshorts wrote:Might not be as bad as could have been then re. his playing days.I'm never wrong wrote:In the thread he mentions right leg and ankle.
The issue is that Tiger ruptured the ACL and damaged the cartilage of his left knee, which required surgery in 2008. So he now has 2 bad legs and a duff back.
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Mac. If you've got nothing better to do than lob snide and tiresome accusations of racism around (again), with no supporting evidence or attempt to qualify, I suggest you take a break from here. You're directly implying I'm a racist. Your behaviour re. stereotyping is pathetic and massively hypocritical. If you do it again, I'll take steps. Why? Because I'm bored of it and I can.
I will not back down on this. I am almost certain that the lack of enthusiasm towards Tiger in certain demographics is due to racism, conscious or not.
You claim you don't hate Tiger but the media storm around him, so why do you assume I am talking about you?
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McLaren wrote:navyblueshorts wrote:
Mac. If you've got nothing better to do than lob snide and tiresome accusations of racism around (again), with no supporting evidence or attempt to qualify, I suggest you take a break from here. You're directly implying I'm a racist. Your behaviour re. stereotyping is pathetic and massively hypocritical. If you do it again, I'll take steps. Why? Because I'm bored of it and I can.
I will not back down on this. I am almost certain that the lack of enthusiasm towards Tiger in certain demographics is due to racism, conscious or not.
You claim you don't hate Tiger but the media storm around him, so why do you assume I am talking about you?
Almost certain isn't certainty and without being able to back up your statement it teeters on the verge of libel.
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How much time did you spend in golf clubs in the late 90's/early 00's? I can assure you if you did you would know how obviously this is about racism.
How much time did you spend in golf clubs in the late 90's/early 00's? I can assure you if you did you would know how obviously this is about racism.
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People didn't like Tiger Woods because he was black. I think its a fair comment, I also think people still treat him differently to others because he is black. Remember the Fuzzy Zoehler comment, that was pur racism. I doubt he was the only one in the world.
Now, Tiger Woods doesn't come across overly likeable, though based on nothing more then his media personality. And irs the same with a lot of golfers. The worst being Poulter.
Now, Tiger Woods doesn't come across overly likeable, though based on nothing more then his media personality. And irs the same with a lot of golfers. The worst being Poulter.
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beninho wrote:People didn't like Tiger Woods because he was black. I think its a fair comment, I also think people still treat him differently to others because he is black. Remember the Fuzzy Zoehler comment, that was pur racism. I doubt he was the only one in the world.
Now, Tiger Woods doesn't come across overly likeable, though based on nothing more then his media personality. And irs the same with a lot of golfers. The worst being Poulter.
Just shows how different we are Ben. I lost a lot of admiration for Woods due to his off course activities. I don't separate them from his golfing achievements, which will always be tainted for me. Whereas Poulter embraced social media and is very popular for it. I don't think he pretends to be anything he's not ("me and Tiger" comment apart) and maybe plays up to his persona. I quite like him for doing it, although it's not something I would do in his position.
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McLaren wrote:navyblueshorts wrote:Might not be as bad as could have been then re. his playing days.I'm never wrong wrote:In the thread he mentions right leg and ankle.
The issue is that Tiger ruptured the ACL and damaged the cartilage of his left knee, which required surgery in 2008. So he now has 2 bad legs and a duff back.

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It's your careless generalisations and stereotyping, Mac. For someone who professes to be so socially aware, I'm surprised at you.McLaren wrote:navyblueshorts wrote:
Mac. If you've got nothing better to do than lob snide and tiresome accusations of racism around (again), with no supporting evidence or attempt to qualify, I suggest you take a break from here. You're directly implying I'm a racist. Your behaviour re. stereotyping is pathetic and massively hypocritical. If you do it again, I'll take steps. Why? Because I'm bored of it and I can.
I will not back down on this. I am almost certain that the lack of enthusiasm towards Tiger in certain demographics is due to racism, conscious or not.
You claim you don't hate Tiger but the media storm around him, so why do you assume I am talking about you?
I don't doubt that there are elements of racist behaviour re. Woods in the age groups you're talking about, but unlike you, I don't assume that all white golfers of 'a certain age' must hold that sort of view. It's lazy and simply means those whom you most want to hear what you're saying, simply tune you out.
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How much time did you spend in golf clubs in the late 90's/early 00's? I can assure you if you did you would know how obviously this is about racism.

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Fixed some bits of that for you.beninho wrote:Some People didn't like Tiger Woods because he was black. I think its a fair comment, I also think some people still treat him differently to others because he is black. Remember the Fuzzy Zoehler comment, that was pur racism. I doubt he was the only one in the world.
Now, Tiger Woods doesn't come across overly likeable, though based on nothing more then his media personality. And irs the same with a lot of golfers. The worst being Poulter.
Woods' media presence was so fake, Trump probably loved it. Didn't help people to like him. No, that bit has nothing to do w/ his being black.
He was a brilliant player in his prime, no doubt about that and I wanted him to complete his so-called 'Tiger Slam' as much as anyone, but I really, truly, hate the media fawning over him.
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Whike Woods, is well detached from reality and probably has been fir a long time, like a lot if them. I don't doubt that he, like most are probably pretty decent people. Players talk about him fondly. It's just high profile sport is so media managed by personal reps and TV coverage.
It's why I like the NLU pods with players helps show a different side. I think Rory comes across well, and less heralded playersike Homa and Fitzpatrick.
But, to get to this level of success for many, they need to be so driven and probably selfish. Maybe part of what gets them where they are, means it's hard for them to be relatable.
It's why I like the NLU pods with players helps show a different side. I think Rory comes across well, and less heralded playersike Homa and Fitzpatrick.
But, to get to this level of success for many, they need to be so driven and probably selfish. Maybe part of what gets them where they are, means it's hard for them to be relatable.
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Pleasantly surprised at how well this course is playing. Some interesting holes out there.
Rory ramping up his game nicely for Augusta. This year my bet will pay off. For sure.
Rory ramping up his game nicely for Augusta. This year my bet will pay off. For sure.
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I agree. Players are going to "show support" for him by wearing black and red. I think that's a bit over the top.navyblueshorts wrote: but I really, truly, hate the media fawning over him.
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This course seems good to watch. And shows cut and slopes round the greens are better then rough. Liked watching the occasional struggle on 13.
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Why do we get pleasure from watching the best players struggle or make mistakes? Is it so we can say "Now you know how we feel"?beninho wrote:This course seems good to watch. And shows cut and slopes round the greens are better then rough. Liked watching the occasional struggle on 13.
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Golf isn't meant to be easy! But it's good to see players hit shots like me occasionally.
Though, that hole had eagles and double bogeys so, its not unfair
Though, that hole had eagles and double bogeys so, its not unfair
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YeahI'm never wrong wrote:I agree. Players are going to "show support" for him by wearing black and red. I think that's a bit over the top.navyblueshorts wrote: but I really, truly, hate the media fawning over him.

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navyblueshorts wrote:Yeah :vomit:. How laughable is that? He broke his legs in a self-induced car wreck. He's had surgery and is recovering. Wow. I wish him well, but...I'm never wrong wrote:I agree. Players are going to "show support" for him by wearing black and red. I think that's a bit over the top.navyblueshorts wrote: but I really, truly, hate the media fawning over him.
Navy I don't think you understand how profound Tigers impact was on a certain age of golf fan. For those who got into golf in the late 90's, Tiger is golf. Put it this way I was in genuine panic until I found out he had only suffered a broken leg in the crash.
If you want to get an idea of what Tiger means to some of us I will echo Ben's recommendation of listening to the NLU podcast. Those guys get it.
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beninho wrote:This course seems good to watch. And shows cut and slopes round the greens are better then rough. Liked watching the occasional struggle on 13.
Definitely should be added to the Tours regular schedule, rewards good shots but there is also the chance for big scores you don’t see at other courses if you put yourself in the wrong position. Think they could really ramp up the green speed if they wanted pure carnage too
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This course is certainly a lot more appealing than a lot of Jacks efforts at golf architecture.
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After just reading about weekend pairings. Why don't tournaments get to choose the pairings of tied players. I can't think 9f a reason why not.
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Re: PGATour Running Commentary - Aug 2020
Good grief. Grow up. Is your mental health OK?McLaren wrote:navyblueshorts wrote:YeahI'm never wrong wrote:I agree. Players are going to "show support" for him by wearing black and red. I think that's a bit over the top.navyblueshorts wrote: but I really, truly, hate the media fawning over him.. How laughable is that? He broke his legs in a self-induced car wreck. He's had surgery and is recovering. Wow. I wish him well, but...
Navy I don't think you understand how profound Tigers impact was on a certain age of golf fan. For those who got into golf in the late 90's, Tiger is golf. Put it this way I was in genuine panic until I found out he had only suffered a broken leg in the crash.
If you want to get an idea of what Tiger means to some of us I will echo Ben's recommendation of listening to the NLU podcast. Those guys get it.
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Re: PGATour Running Commentary - Aug 2020
It wasn't on Tuesday night.
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Re: PGATour Running Commentary - Aug 2020
Bob Macintyre is making his first start in a regular PGAT event at this weeks APinv. It didn't go so well for him at the WGC-Workday where he finished T61, which leaves me wondering what would be a decent result for him this week? It has not always been easy for top Europeans to adjust to playing on the PGAT. How long should it take to get used to playing on a new tour. It would be nice to see him make the cut. I am not sure how secure his top 50 ranking is (he is currently 43) but his aim for his stretch in the US has to be getting into the Masters via the top 50 the week prior.
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Re: PGATour Running Commentary - Aug 2020
Billy Ho being a little bitch.
https://twitter.com/ericpeytongolf/status/1367574700335988749?s=20
https://twitter.com/ericpeytongolf/status/1367574700335988749?s=20
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Re: PGATour Running Commentary - Aug 2020
And again.
https://twitter.com/launchanglegolf/status/1367592845616451585?s=20
https://twitter.com/launchanglegolf/status/1367592845616451585?s=20
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