I think that's Ben Crane.Pretty sure it was this guy
US Open at Olympic
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United States, meet moral high ground. Moral high ground, let me introduce you to the U.S.
mgranato
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... and Steve Carell.
Kevin Shields
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How bout Hossler's mom? Huh? Good stuff.
mgranato
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I've been calling the kid Baby Monty all weekend, so that mental image kinda taints the whole family tree for me.
And Webb Simpson's wife is rather easy on the eye, also
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United States, meet moral high ground. Moral high ground, let me introduce you to the U.S.
Intros not necessary, we own the moral high ground... bought it from the indians for $1 and a few ears of corn.
After that comeback I'm gonna join Dariusz on the floor R and L...And I don't expect to be back up for quite some time...
Dariusz J.
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Hey, Dariusz,
Is driving a ball 25 feet off line and losing your ball in a tree penal enough?
What a shame for Westwood. You just know he's gonna lose this by one
Well, I did not like it at all. He was off the fairway but it was too penal. It is a rare case, I think, although I remember Langer playing a shot from the tree near the green somewhere.
Cheers
I don't mind a lot of bogeys at a US Open, but I'd also like to see some birdies. I didn't like #15 on Sat, and #18 on Sunday. They give you a wedge and then put the pin where you can't go at it. #18 pin on Sat, gave up some birdies. It would have been a lot more exciting, if they put it there on Sunday. The balls burying in that left hand bunker on #18 isn't needed. Give the players a chance to hit a great bunker shot.
Webb Simpson had four birdies on the last 13 holes, better than 25%. Birdies were there, you just had to hit the ball in play off the tee to have a chance at a birdie. We've gotten use to seeing birdies from out of the rough every week, wasn't going to happen at Olympia.
Personally I like seeing straight drivers get rewarded.
Bunker on 18 on Saturday wasn't the problem, why were tour pros missing wedges that badly from 100 yards out, normally they hit that in their sleep. I think the US open pressure on a sunday had more of an impact than the course setup.
Personally I like seeing straight drivers get rewarded.
Bunker on 18 on Saturday wasn't the problem, why were tour pros missing wedges that badly from 100 yards out, normally they hit that in their sleep. I think the US open pressure on a sunday had more of an impact than the course setup.
The trees to the right of #5 are only in play if you hit a poor shot, or get greedy (attempt to hit over them). The punishment is proportional to the "miss".
Dariusz J.
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Aha. Thanks for correcting me. Therefore, we know that Westwood rather deserved what happened to him on this hole. I thought this was a smaller miss.
Cheers
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