I'll throw some coin on Phil only because odds are so crazy. Just hoping he is in the mix and I can cash out late Saturday or Sunday for profit.
When I shot in the 90’s in the wind I was playing 2 tee boxes up from the tips. Remember many times looking back at those tees and thinking how anyone could even come close to shooting Par from them in the wind. Good reminder just how good these guys are.You may disagree, but playing from the back tees, playing it as it lies, putting everything out, playing in that wind ... think it would be difficult for anybody reading this thread to break 100 on this course this weekend. These pros are incredibly good compared to even good golfers that knock it around during the week.
Is their actual score or what they would say they shot?You may disagree, but playing from the back tees, playing it as it lies, putting everything out, playing in that wind ... think it would be difficult for anybody reading this thread to break 100 on this course this weekend. These pros are incredibly good compared to even good golfers that knock it around during the week.
All former champions are invited.Is there a legitimate reason for someone like John Daly to actually play the tournament? I like John and think he brought something to the game in his hey day, but at this point he’s really not even competitive. Any thoughts?
Yes...I understand but at what point do you decline?All former champions are invited.
The real answer to that (and all other PGA events) should have been when he decided he was too fat to walk the course and needed a cart. John is far and away my least favorite golfer ever and in the top 10 of all athletes.Yes...I understand but at what point do you decline?
Colin Montgomery. I dream about fighting him to the death with polo mallets.John is far and away my least favorite golfer ever and in the top 10 of all athletes.
Nope. Too much to deal with on the course to ever think about that. If he gets to the weekend in contention then the demons come out.You have to think completing that grand slam is weighing on every shot he hits.
Lets see what he does tomorrow before getting too excited but it was a nice round today.Phil -2. I love it!
Wide fairways, up and down paradise. He should do wellPhil's turnaround was remarkable.
Wide fairways, up and down paradise. He should do well
Wide fairways are never irrelevant, especially for a guy who needs a few extra yards to get it into the short grass.Wide fairways are irrelevant when the course is running hot. Phil hit 6/14, and many drives from others players hit in the middle and ended up in the first cut.
Waste of real estate. Make the balls bigger.At 7,876 yards it’s the longest in PGA championship history. Going to be brutal with that wind.
Warning. This cawoodsct guy will disagree with you for the rest of your life in every thread. I did in the Bengals thread on football board and he's been on a mission ever since.Wide fairways are irrelevant when the course is running hot. Phil hit 6/14, and many drives from others players hit in the middle and ended up in the first cut.
Dirt patches are sand traps at Whistling Straits and sand traps are dirt patches at Kiawah. Go figure.Range finders ok at PGA Championship. WTH?
It's not really any different than the yardage books they use or the green books to read the greens. The only difference is some shots they stand to calculate a shot that is out of the fairway and it can take several minutes instead of ranging it in a few seconds.Range finders ok at PGA Championship. WTH?
Thanks man now I will have the AC/DC song "Big Balls" in my head all day long.Waste of real estate. Make the balls bigger.
Agree. The level of players on tour are not like us regular amateurs who get a quick number and go after it. Pros and their caddies take alot of variables into account that a range finder does not calculate. Do not know how the pace of play has been this week but I bet it's about the same or slightly less. JMO, range finders are not much of a game changer at the pro level.It's not really any different than the yardage books they use or the green books to read the greens. The only difference is some shots they stand to calculate a shot that is out of the fairway and it can take several minutes instead of ranging it in a few seconds.