Rain supposed to come tomorrow and I’m sure there will be at least one day where the wind kicks up.Is the weather supposed to be this nice all weekend? Weird seeing them in short sleeves at British.
I don't know that much about golf but it's pretty obvious to me that these Brits need to invest in some freakin' sprinklers.
Yet another marketing opportunity.Joe Mammy said:Tiger sporting KT tape after waking up with a stiff neck.
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Are we supposed to know what this is?Joe Mammy said:Tiger sporting KT tape after waking up with a stiff neck.
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No kidding...especially if he can string a few days together like this. :nojinx:Yet another marketing opportunity.
Brett Favre and your magnetic bracelets, watch out!No kidding...especially if he can string a few days together like this. :nojinx:
I mean....right now their spokesperson is Kerri Walsh Jennings. Tiger just might be a slight uptick, no?Brett Favre and your magnetic bracelets, watch out!
Undoubtedly.I mean....right now their spokesperson is Kerri Walsh Jennings. Tiger just might be a slight uptick, no?
The closing 4 holes are brutal on this course, they are playing more over par than the other 14 holes combined. There is no right play on some of these holes, each guy has to approach the hole they way they think will work best for them.I'm not understanding the iron off the tee play on a few of these holes. I've not seen one person struggle to get the ball out of the long rough due to it's dryness, yet Matsuyama and Woods both brought a death trap bunker into play by hitting iron instead of just bombing it over it on the last hole. It cost Woods a stroke and Hideki got lucky to just miss it. What am I missing here?
I read about this topic earlier in the week. They said this Open was unlike most others in that you could take the bunkers out of play and fly it down there without worrying about getting stuck in the fescue; that due to no rain the rough was wispy rather than thick and was easy to get out of.I'm not understanding the iron off the tee play on a few of these holes. I've not seen one person struggle to get the ball out of the long rough due to it's dryness, yet Matsuyama and Woods both brought a death trap bunker into play by hitting iron instead of just bombing it over it on the last hole. It cost Woods a stroke and Hideki got lucky to just miss it. What am I missing here?
Maybe there were some earlier, but Tiger and Hideki are playing irons off of most of the the tees. That's why I was questioning it. Hideki hit an iron, barely avoided the ugly bunker. Tiger hit an iron, went into the bunker and had no play except punching out. Knox, who's considerably shorter than both of them, hit driver and ended up in the fescue, but was able to put his second to about 15 feet with zero trouble.I read about this topic earlier in the week. They said this Open was unlike most others in that you could take the bunkers out of play and fly it down there without worrying about getting stuck in the fescue; that due to no rain the rough was wispy rather than thick and was easy to get out of.
I haven’t watched any coverage today. Is anybody taking the bomber approach?
It's an excuse if he doesn't play wellAre we supposed to know what this is?
I swear by that stuff. Magic.Joe Mammy said:Tiger sporting KT tape after waking up with a stiff neck.
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You're fine. Also in great company.I should have my head examined for getting up this early to watch golf
Zach looks good too.Fleetwood has it going.
So does Rors.
I'm hard
It might go to three.Golf experts: The line is at 2 right now. If you had to guess is it moving higher? Lots of folks still finishing their rounds.