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Bubba looks like he has trouble opening a bag of chips but can crush drives 350 yards. Amazing talent.
Make sure you go either Thursday or Friday or don't expect to see Eldrick.I'm off for my annual visit to the Honda Classic - looks like Tiger is making his return - this is kind of his "hometown" event, so I expect a hell of a week this year. I'm assuming a bunch of guys who don't play this early on the West Coast will be there as well but not certain of the field yet (I assume Sergio will be there).
Damn I was there too. Should have hit you up.Heading to the Waste Management Open next week, my company has a Skybox on the 16th hole. Last year we were at the 17th hole which was cool but really looking forward to the madness of the 16th. I will be out there for the Pro-Am and the 1st round. Also will be checking out the Flo-Rida show Wednesday night that is also at the course. There can be worse things than getting bombed with clients for two days straight watching the greatest spectacle in golf. Sometimes work doesn’t suck.
7 W in his last 31. Which is really, really impressive.Golf shot, JT.
Posted the same thought in the Tiger thread. Justin Thomas's great run is still less than Tiger's career average in terms of winning percentage.7 W in his last 31. Which is really, really impressive.
Then I remembered TW won 7 straight starts. And had another if 6 straight. And a 5 win streak. Three of the five best streaks ever (Hogan 7 & of course Byron 11 - different era, Woods did it against much deeper fields.)
Anyway, Thomas is looking really solid.
Up until this year, Tiger did a very good job at playing courses that suited his game well. In his prime he was only playing 20 or so PGA tour events. JT has played 25 or 26 events last 2 seasons.Posted the same thought in the Tiger thread. Justin Thomas's great run is still less than Tiger's career average in terms of winning percentage.
There was an article couple winters back - think it was when TW turned 40 - which listed his 40 greatest accomplishments. And some of them are just so ridiculous, what he did was unprecedented & unlikely to be seen again for another generation or three.Posted the same thought in the Tiger thread. Justin Thomas's great run is still less than Tiger's career average in terms of winning percentage.
Young Tiger's C Game could win tourney's and his B game could win majors. Those days are long gone - age and injuries have taken their toll. There is no guarantee Tiger has an A game left - and at his age, most golfers regress, rather than improve. He can't simply turn up and expect to compete anymore - and he is not intimidating any of the top-50 golfers.But to quote young & not quite savvy TW, his C game can win tourneys and his B game will beat virtually everyone in majors.
He's only played more than 19 once since the Tiger Slam 18 years ago. Not counting the short season he used to play his way into full-time status, he's had 20 or 21 (high) tournaments only 5 times in 21 PGA tour seasons. Conversely, he's had 6 seasons in which he played 0-12 events due to injuries.Up until this year, Tiger did a very good job at playing courses that suited his game well. In his prime he was only playing 20 or so PGA tour events. JT has played 25 or 26 events last 2 seasons.
Is this the latest "YOU THE MAN" thing? Should have zero tolerance policy & toss them immediately, it would stop.id rather have mash potato guy removed over someone hoping for a ball to go in a bunker
new nicknames:This 21 y.o. Indian kid from the Asian Tour is pretty impressive. Shubhantar Sharma (white sauce over rice plz) chipped in for eagle at the first day 1, sank a thirty foot eagle put at #1 in the second round, and just became the 7th player today to drive the green. 316 yards at altitude so NBD but that had to calm his nerves. 45 footer coming up.
Where the heck did that end up?Phil with a chance to break that 5 year win drought.
Me either...language barrier? The whole thing seemed rushed.Wow how did the caddie not clear those spectators out? Never seen that
Well he stayed in there by himself for awhile. Caddie needed to go in (if there was room) or at least know where he was aiming. That recovery shot was gonna reach the fairway. This is a WGC, where is the marshals? Pretty ridiculous to see that at this level.Me either...language barrier? The whole thing seemed rushed.
Phil's shot right before it brought me here. Incredible last hole for JT. If that wins it... sheesh.Thomas
'76 typical tour win got $40K. British Open - $13.5K (7,500 pounds). PGA Championship was $50K ...tie for 7th got a whopping $8K.Just saw that Phil pockets $1.7M for the win.
I am old enough to remember when Curtis Strange was the first golfer to win $1M in a single year...
Read somewhere that he still makes 50 mil a year. One win in the last 4 years. FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.Just saw that Phil pockets $1.7M for the win.
I am old enough to remember when Curtis Strange was the first golfer to win $1M in a single year...
Used to make more.Read somewhere that he still makes 50 mil a year. One win in the last 4 years. FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS.
Who makes the most amount of money per wins, endorsements included? Give or take 10 million.
https://www.thoughtco.com/tiger-woods-salary-15663632003: $83,700,288
2004: $89,370,407
2005: $86,992,739
2006: $98,941,827
2007: $122,702,706
2008: $117,337,626
2009: $121,915,196
2010: $74,294,116
2011: $64,067,059
2012: $86,124,386
2013: $83,091,508
2014: $55,110,775
2015: $48,551,098
2016: $34,607,000