No - I noticed this on the range and the course all over. I stood on #5 in the fairway for a bunch of groups and MANY of the pros have their feet aimed dead left. I also noticed that they rarely - if ever - miss left. 90% of the misses are right. If it goes left then it is a pull rather that a hook. I was with 3 others and we were all commenting on it all day. I agree with Jim - I think that they all dread going left and it is a safety measure of sorts to clear out of the way.
Like I said before the grounds are just amazing. Proves the only thing you need is $$$. The thing that stands out to me are the severity of the greens. Just brutal. 4, 5 and 6 are rediculous - they built 5 green on an elephant burial ground.
Quick comments on a few players -
Couples - Cannot believe how long he is. If only he could get a back replacement.
Els - Seems like he is really struggling - dont see him having much of a chance. Great sand player though - every sand shot he hits is lovely.
Donald, Zack Johnson, Villagas (sp?), and a bunch of others - proves you dont have to be a big guy to play good golf. They all weigh about 145 soaking wet.
Michael Campbell - No chance - struggling.
El Pato - Hits a country mile. Good short game too - I think he's a dark horse.
Sergio - Hits a country mile. On a string. He can really move a driver - if only he could putt. Was working with Utley on the putting green after his practice round.
Jose Maria - He slashes at the ball - super quick tempo.
Westwood - Was not putting very well when I saw him. You have to putt well period.
Stenson - Awesome swing - can't putt. No chance in my book.
Cink - Struggling. Looks really uncomfortable with his swing.
