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He ranked #1 in my ballstriking statistical rankings for 2009.

Really? It's so funny how things work out. I'm friends with guys who played with him on the mini-tours when he first started out (think 2-3 years after the million dollar hole-in-one) and they said he couldn't play dead out there. Lots of 78s and scores around 80. They said he was pretty good and had some potential, but you'd have never thought he'd make it.

Now, PGA Tour winner and #1 in ballstriking 2010...
 
Really? It's so funny how things work out. I'm friends with guys who played with him on the mini-tours when he first started out (think 2-3 years after the million dollar hole-in-one) and they said he couldn't play dead out there. Lots of 78s and scores around 80. They said he was pretty good and had some potential, but you'd have never thought he'd make it.

Now, PGA Tour winner and #1 in ballstriking 2010...

Well, his putting is atrocious by PGA Tour standards.

Sometimes that stuff happens. Azinger was pretty much a joke when he came into Florida State. Ken Green couldn't make a good D-III team.

My team had a kid from Canada who couldn't break 85 and then one semester later he wouldn't shoot over 75 regardless of the conditions and made some money on the Canadian Tour after he graduated.

It's more the exception to the rule, but there's plenty of golfers out there that if they can find that one thing it can make a world of difference in their play.






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Well, his putting is atrocious by PGA Tour standards.

Sometimes that stuff happens. Azinger was pretty much a joke when he came into Florida State. Ken Green couldn't make a good D-III team.

My team had a kid from Canada who couldn't break 85 and then one semester later he wouldn't shoot over 75 regardless of the conditions and made some money on the Canadian Tour after he graduated.

It's more the exception to the rule, but there's plenty of golfers out there that if they can find that one thing it can make a world of difference in their play.






3JACK

I've found that while most guys will work their way up from mini-tours to Nationwide to PGA, more than you think will just "figure it out" all of a sudden and start winning everything they play in.

It's weird, but sometimes something will just "click" and... PGA Tour.
 
Well, his putting is atrocious by PGA Tour standards.

Sometimes that stuff happens. Azinger was pretty much a joke when he came into Florida State. Ken Green couldn't make a good D-III team.

My team had a kid from Canada who couldn't break 85 and then one semester later he wouldn't shoot over 75 regardless of the conditions and made some money on the Canadian Tour after he graduated.

It's more the exception to the rule, but there's plenty of golfers out there that if they can find that one thing it can make a world of difference in their play.






3JACK

JB is a member at our club and works with our pro as his instructor. He had gotten to the point of giving up the chase. He was giving it one last summer when he hit that hot streak on the Nationwide that eventually got him his first PGA Tour card.

Played in several money games with Jason from his struggling days on, and he's always been a great ball striker - lasers from anywhere. However, very streaky on the greens. He's one of those players NOT afraid of going really low when he's putting good. Extremely nice guy as well.
 
Ya I'll second Duval...rooting for him to get back into the mix. Even Daly.

Also will second Fowler, Cabrera. Weekley cause he's a goofball.
 
Fowler looks too much like a dueche. He looks like he could be a grunge brother of Leonardo DiCaprio, another dueche..Cut your hair!
 

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I always likened Ian Poulter as a dueche. That guy just irks me for some reason.


Don't even get me started on Poulter. He walked right into me at Firestone and acted like I was in his way. In another place he would have gotten kicked in the head. Total douche in my book.
 
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