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GPK 07-16-2009 07:07 AM

The Open Championship
 
Holy Mother of God...did someone turn back the clock?? Tom Watson leading at -5?

:tro: :tro:

herkhorse 07-16-2009 07:36 AM

I had to look twice to be sure I was on the right leaderboard.

Coach Pants 07-16-2009 08:49 AM

Tiger sucked it up.

timmgirvan 07-16-2009 10:42 AM

I suppose it is only fair that Tiger gives the feild the first days' head start! Guess he's not worried by the weather!:rolleyes:

geeker2 07-16-2009 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by GPK
Holy Mother of God...did someone turn back the clock?? Tom Watson leading at -5?

:tro: :tro:


When I first saw the leader board it I thought it was Bubba...

MinnSkinny 07-16-2009 03:05 PM

The "Mechanic" played well, canned a 45 footer on 18 to lead.......

MinnSkinny 07-16-2009 06:32 PM

Lotsa pool players got hurt with Ogilvy, Poulter, etc today. B Gay shhots 73 today, hurting my chances, too. Hard pickin'!

SCUDSBROTHER 07-16-2009 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by GPK
Holy Mother of God...did someone turn back the clock?? Tom Watson leading at -5?

:tro: :tro:

Did this the 1st round of a Major a while back. Maybe the U.S. Open Furyk won(not sure..so don't go nuts.)

Rupert Pupkin 07-17-2009 01:40 AM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
Did this the 1st round of a Major a while back. Maybe the U.S. Open Furyk won(not sure..so don't go nuts.)

Yes, I remember that. I can't remember what tournament either, but I do remember it was a major that Watson was leading and it was in the last 5 years.

geeker2 07-17-2009 08:25 AM

Watson's lug nuts are coming loose.

Gander 07-17-2009 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by timmgirvan
I suppose it is only fair that Tiger gives the feild the first days' head start! Guess he's not worried by the weather!:rolleyes:

Probably not a great strategy for Tiger considering hes had little success coming from behind in majors. He needs to shoot a 67 or better today to have any shot at the win.

Antitrust32 07-17-2009 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Gander
Probably not a great strategy for Tiger considering hes had little success coming from behind in majors. He needs to shoot a 67 or better today to have any shot at the win.


I disagree.. Everyone is coming back towards the field. He can shoot even par and be in great shape.. one under on the day and he'll be in VERY great shape.

GBBob 07-17-2009 08:37 AM

Go Steve Stricker:tro:

Gander 07-17-2009 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
I disagree.. Everyone is coming back towards the field. He can shoot even par and be in great shape.. one under on the day and he'll be in VERY great shape.

We'll have to see. From watching Tiger this year (especially in the last 2 majors and yesterday), hes made a lot of poor decisions he never seemed to make a few years ago when he was winning everything. Theres no reason to think this will change in the next couple of days, but I hope it does. I couldnt take a final round of watching Matther Goggin, Lee Westwood and Steve Stricker going at it for the win.

Golf needs Tiger, just like horse racing needs Allen Jerkens.

Antitrust32 07-17-2009 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Gander
We'll have to see. From watching Tiger this year (especially in the last 2 majors and yesterday), hes made a lot of poor decisions he never seemed to make a few years ago when he was winning everything. Theres no reason to think this will change in the next couple of days, but I hope it does. I couldnt take a final round of watching Matther Goggin, Lee Westwood and Steve Stricker going at it for the win.

Golf needs Tiger, just like horse racing needs Allen Jerkens.


yeah... He came off a huge injury and hadnt played golf in a long long time until a few weeks before the masters this year. I read an article that was interviewing him and he said if you would have told him he would have 3 wins and 2 6th place finishes in the majors he wouldnt have believed ya... didnt think he'd perform as well this year getting back into the swing of things. I wouldnt be surprised if thats part of the reason he looks like he's taking more poor shots. I still wouldnt be surprised if he won the British this weekend and/or the PGA.. but next year I think he'll be really tough. Its just crazy how when he doesnt even seem to play awesome, he still finishes in the top 5 or 10... its to be expected every week now, its amazing.

Gander 07-17-2009 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32
yeah... He came off a huge injury and hadnt played golf in a long long time until a few weeks before the masters this year. I read an article that was interviewing him and he said if you would have told him he would have 3 wins and 2 6th place finishes in the majors he wouldnt have believed ya... didnt think he'd perform as well this year getting back into the swing of things. I wouldnt be surprised if thats part of the reason he looks like he's taking more poor shots. I still wouldnt be surprised if he won the British this weekend and/or the PGA.. but next year I think he'll be really tough. Its just crazy how when he doesnt even seem to play awesome, he still finishes in the top 5 or 10... its to be expected every week now, its amazing.

I'm not disagreeing with you on his greatness. And like you, I am a huge fan.
What I dont like is all the non stop coverage he gets and the neglect the other guys get, many of whom are ahead of him in tournaments. There were a couple of guys in the US Open who were closer to the lead in the final round that got absolutely no coverage, yet Tiger's every shot was shown.

I doubt Tiger is excited about 6th place finishes. Thats like Roger Federer only reaching the semis of a Grand Slam. Its like Albert Pujols only driving in 98RBI in a given year. For a guy (Tiger) who much wasnt expected of this year, hes always being made the odds on favorite to win every tournament he competes in.

I'd be surprised if he wins this weekend but thrilled to see him get major #15.

kenny p 07-17-2009 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by GBBob
Go Steve Stricker:tro:

I,ve got Stricker at 50/1 let's hope. GL KP

SCUDSBROTHER 07-17-2009 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Gander
I'm not disagreeing with you on his greatness. And like you, I am a huge fan.
What I dont like is all the non stop coverage he gets and the neglect the other guys get, many of whom are ahead of him in tournaments. There were a couple of guys in the US Open who were closer to the lead in the final round that got absolutely no coverage, yet Tiger's every shot was shown.

I doubt Tiger is excited about 6th place finishes. Thats like Roger Federer only reaching the semis of a Grand Slam. Its like Albert Pujols only driving in 98RBI in a given year. For a guy (Tiger) who much wasnt expected of this year, hes always being made the odds on favorite to win every tournament he competes in.

I'd be surprised if he wins this weekend but thrilled to see him get major #15.

Dude, If this pushy dyke says he's gunna do it, then he's got to. :rolleyes: I HAVE A BUTCH BITCH, AND SHE DESTROYS THE MALES. It's no contest. She fights out of her weight class, too.

SCUDSBROTHER 07-17-2009 11:01 AM

Brotha can't find his ball. How many shots this gunna eat?

Gander 07-17-2009 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
Brotha can't find his ball. How many shots this gunna eat?

Hes going to be 3 over at best after this hole, but more likely 4 over.
Goodbye Tiger.
Like Curtis Strange just said, "where in his current swing do you see him making birdies?"
Hes all done Scuds. Like I said, he needed a 67 like round to have any chance and right now it looks more like about a 76! LOL!


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