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kevcat

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Mashburned said:
Tiger playing?
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Fortunately, the best Asian golfer ever will not be playing in this. He's still trying to recover from steroid abuse.

I would like to see JB win, but this is not a big hitters type of course, more of a precision iron player type layout.
 
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TruBluCatFan

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kev69 said:
Good point.

Todd Hamilton, Ben Curtis, Paul Lawrie, Bill Rodgers, Ian Baker-Finch, and Rich Beem are probably better examples of obscure players winning a major.
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If you ever want to read a great golf book then pick up Bud, Sweat, & Tees by Alan Shipnick. It is his account of following around a hard drinking, hardy partying unknown tour pro named Rich Beem.
 
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UK_ Alum_02

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17 man draft tonight. We each picked 6 players and auctioned off the field. Dustin Johnson and Lee Westwood were thrown into field at the start. 10th pick.
Mickelson
Harrington
Weisberger
Woodland
Laird
Larrazabal
 
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dgtatu01

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Sep 21, 2005
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My DraftKings team for the week:

R Fowler
H Stenson
I Poulter
P Reed
P Casey
Z Johnson
 
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cole854

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If Thomas is going to try and sport those duds, he needs to get some that fit. Terrible attempt.
 
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Glenn's Take

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Nice round by Poulter. I would actually like to see him win it. I know a lot of people don't like him but the way he treats the Ryder Cup makes me like him. I know he is on the other team but I can tell how much it means to him. I wish some of the US players would have the same attitude about it.
 
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TruBluCatFan

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Glenn's take said:
Nice round by Poulter. I would actually like to see him win it. I know a lot of people don't like him but the way he treats the Ryder Cup makes me like him. I know he is on the other team but I can tell how much it means to him. I wish some of the US players would have the same attitude about it.
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I used to like Poulter, for same reasons you stated. But he's an insufferable jackass on his twitter feed so I hope he never wins again.
 
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mhroe1984

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Kuchar tied for the lead. Will he continue the streak of majors being won by first-timers?
 
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KYBorn&Raised

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Kent Bulle had a nice day -2 68. I have not lived in kentucky in some while. Is he from there? Seems to be buddies with the KSR crew.
 
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_Chase_

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TruBluCatFan said:
If you ever want to read a great golf book then pick up Bud, Sweat, & Tees by Alan Shipnick. It is his account of following around a hard drinking, hardy partying unknown tour pro named Rich Beem.
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I really enjoyed that book. Steve Duplantis, his caddy, was heavily featured in the book. He's the caddy that got run over by a taxi and killed back in 08.
 
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OldEvilleCat

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...I'm going with Xander Schauffele
 
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BBdK

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Lol, he's got a 1 shot lead. He very well may win, sure looks the part right now -- but this your 1st Open (or Major?)

Glad to have you.
 
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RacerX.ksr

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I've watched enough golf to know that if Jordan drops this eagle putt there in no way he can lose unless something happens and someone else wins. It ain't over...
 
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_ukcat

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1 inch of rain last night there and now little wind and sunny this morning at The Open. They will eat this course up today if this weather holds.
 
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nerdcat_rivals308595

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Tskware said:
Seeing Todd Hamilton on the list of tee times made me wonder, who is the biggest fluke winner ever in a major championship?

Limited to modern times, last 40 years or so I will say:

British - Todd Hamilton, although Van de Velde would have topped him. Would have said Paul Lawrie, but he made the Euro Ryder Cup team last year . . .
US Open - Lucas Glover (Andy North a close 2nd, although if you win it twice, hard to say it was a fluke)
PGA - YE Yang (1st time EVER that Tiger had coughed up a Sunday lead in a major, and has not won one since)
Masters - Larry Mize comes immediately to mind, although Trevor Immelman has been a goner for many years now as well. Think he had a ton of injuries
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Ian Baker-Finch British Open in 1991. In 4-5 years, his game was so far gone that he couldn't make any cuts.
 
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