I like Westwood. I just want him to win a Major to confirm his ranking.Did Donald and McIlroy's performance make up for the disappointing Westwood?
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birly-shirly
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Me too. Great grinding after his first 9 on Thursday, and at last, a great finish from him today.
magicmarker
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Yep, I agree. If Woods hit Hogan's driver and his balata he would be 210 yards max and deep in the weeds. Ultimately, he could go to ask Els and Singh...ROFL. If Hogan could hit Woods's driver and his ball he would have been using his 9 iron instead 5 iron from the fairway. Woods is an amateur comparing to Hogan as regards tee-to-green play, let alone driving the ball with #1 wood.
Do you really believe Woods could sniff Hogan between tee and green ? If yes, tell me what are you drinking, I want it too since growing older I am becoming more resistant for percentages.
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Consider the fact that it took Hogan ten years to win his first tournament, and that he won his first major at 36.
Tiger is 36 right now. He has faced much stiffer competition all along the way. You and Hogan can go win a big break challenge.
Give it time to play out, that's all I'm saying. How many foreheads would Hogan's early year hooks ding up with the size of today's galleries.
Child please.
faux_maestro
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He just told us we can open the face at impact to hit a fade. RIGHT.
faux_maestro
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I had to rewind the DVR to make sure I heard him correctly. He really is that dumb.
faux_maestro
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He did. Watched it 3 times to make sure.
mgranato
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He sure has the chunk-n-short dialed in.
Frans@France
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butch harmon on a tiger aproach shot from the rough (at sky) : "....you would expect the ball to jump forward when hit with top spin..."
Dariusz J.
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Not a word more not a word less. I wonder what people see in tournament on pampered conditions when winners are at -20 score. If a sport is not difficult it is simply boring.
Lee Trevino on the 74 US Open at WingedFoot - "If you don't set up a golf course like that, then a guy can hit it all over the place and still win the golf tournament. So, you didn't identify the best player that week."
"I should never care to argue for anything that would lessen the difficulty of the game because difficulty is its greatest charm." - Bob Jones
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Dariusz J.
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Listen, when I am talking Hogan I am talking ONLY POST-SECRET Hogan. I do not care about his early days when he was an average tour hacker. Why ? Because I am interesting in "secrets" of great automatic ballstriking.
If Woods can find his "secret" and suddenly starts to hit fairways and greens, he will get my full attention and I'll start to find whatever I can in his swing.
Not a case.
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You would think that someone would play those last 4 holes in 3-4 under today. Both par 5 reachable ( If they move up the tee on 16.) and 2 wedge approaches to #15 and #18. I didn't like #15 yesterday at 107 yards with pin where you couldn't hit it close. I was impressed with the discipline Colsaerts showed to lay up on #7. A long hitter with a brain is a rare and dangerous combination.
Anyone else notice a setup flaw in Tiger's swing?If you look at a DTL view,he has too much weight on his heels as evidenced by how much his tushline is so far behind his heel line.
This is a basic setup fundamental.I am surprised Foley hasn't picked it up or is it part of his pattern?
This is a basic setup fundamental.I am surprised Foley hasn't picked it up or is it part of his pattern?
There is something wrong with this picture. I'm sure the tee is flat, but it's tilted to make the ball appear above his feet.
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