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2017 US OPEN - Erin Hills (2 Viewers)
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Prince Myshkin
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Those last 2 putts from Koepka were so true. Never any doubt about them going in
joffer
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Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
That guy looks like a number of public golf course hustlers I have seen over the years.
Right out of central casting.
Willy
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Which one of you guys just edited Koepka's Wikipedia page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks_Koepka
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooks_Koepka
Binky The Doormat
Footballguy
Hope Harman gets 2nd at least, guy deserves it.
James Daulton
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Great round by Kepka. Hot girlfriend,m he's fit, I approve.
James Daulton
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Why are they showing the family of the guy who didn't win? Stupid Fox.
joffer
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James Daulton
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Judge Smails
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Earned it. Well done kid.
BassNBrew
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tommyboy
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culdeus
Footballguy
Next year should be good. I just wiki the course and saw that the first winner at Shinnec0ck won a total of $150. I expect this to be repeated roughly 1000000 times next year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinnecock_Hills_Golf_Club
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinnecock_Hills_Golf_Club
mr roboto
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Phil Elliott
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A couple times you heard the club hit the ball a second or two before it happened on the video feed.
BassNBrew
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mr. furley
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http://www.wbay.com/content/news/AirSign-CEO-open-to-possibility-companys-blimp-shot-down-near-US-Open-431267183.html
ERIN HILLS, Wis. (WISN) - The CEO of the company behind the blimp that crashed and burned near the U.S. Open is keeping open a possibility that it was shot down.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office said it took a call the morning of the crash from a farmer asking if he could shoot it down because it was frightening his cattle. After an investigation, the Sheriff's Office said it has no reason to believe the farmer -- or foul play -- was involved.
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said the airship fabric ripped, causing it to crash. The pilot tried to release hot air to descend when he heard one fabric panel tear, and then another, the report said.
"(It's) still an ongoing investigation. (It's) still in the fact-gathering phase," NTSB spokesman Terry Williams said.
But AirSign's CEO believes there might be something more to it.
"We're not casting blame on any one individual or anything. We're just definitely saying this is early in the investigation. Our teams are definitely focusing on these points, on these areas. And we have a lot of questions that still need to be answered," Patrick Walsh said.
The pilot remains at Froedtert Hospital.
ERIN HILLS, Wis. (WISN) - The CEO of the company behind the blimp that crashed and burned near the U.S. Open is keeping open a possibility that it was shot down.
The Washington County Sheriff's Office said it took a call the morning of the crash from a farmer asking if he could shoot it down because it was frightening his cattle. After an investigation, the Sheriff's Office said it has no reason to believe the farmer -- or foul play -- was involved.
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board said the airship fabric ripped, causing it to crash. The pilot tried to release hot air to descend when he heard one fabric panel tear, and then another, the report said.
"(It's) still an ongoing investigation. (It's) still in the fact-gathering phase," NTSB spokesman Terry Williams said.
But AirSign's CEO believes there might be something more to it.
"We're not casting blame on any one individual or anything. We're just definitely saying this is early in the investigation. Our teams are definitely focusing on these points, on these areas. And we have a lot of questions that still need to be answered," Patrick Walsh said.
The pilot remains at Froedtert Hospital.
Joe T
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