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Old 06-16-2008, 04:51 PM
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If you really believe that your follow through does not affect your swing.. then you must have never played golf before.

Unreal.
I was once a 12 handicap at my best when I played quite a bit...not great, but I've played hundreds of rounds of golf (cut back significantly and the one or two times I go out per year are not pretty and can't get out of the 90s any more.) I don't think it affected him all that much. I saw a large chunk of his shots on the weekend...not today, but he seemed ok to me.

No, I know quite a bit about swinging a golf club and how the follow through affects your swing. I've played with a really bad back and my game wasn't that affected. He was hurt, but I really don't think he shoots 15 under if his knee is perfect.

(man...a rare time I agree with Morty and I still get roasted!!!)
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Old 06-16-2008, 04:55 PM
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I was once a 12 handicap at my best when I played quite a bit...not great, but I've played hundreds of rounds of golf (cut back significantly and the one or two times I go out per year are not pretty and can't get out of the 90s any more.) I don't think it affected him all that much. I saw a large chunk of his shots on the weekend...not today, but he seemed ok to me.

No, I know quite a bit about swinging a golf club and how the follow through affects your swing. I've played with a really bad back and my game wasn't that affected. He was hurt, but I really don't think he shoots 15 under if his knee is perfect.

(man...a rare time I agree with Morty and I still get roasted!!!)
Have you walked 91 holes off of knee surgery, Dr. Phil?
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Old 06-16-2008, 05:00 PM
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Have you walked 91 holes off of knee surgery, Dr. Phil?
I was wrong. I am so sorry to all. I have walked 54 holes in one day carrying my own bag in a snowstorm with all 18 holes up hill off of a nose blowing. does that count??
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Old 06-16-2008, 05:11 PM
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I was once a 12 handicap at my best when I played quite a bit...not great, but I've played hundreds of rounds of golf (cut back significantly and the one or two times I go out per year are not pretty and can't get out of the 90s any more.) I don't think it affected him all that much. I saw a large chunk of his shots on the weekend...not today, but he seemed ok to me.

No, I know quite a bit about swinging a golf club and how the follow through affects your swing. I've played with a really bad back and my game wasn't that affected. He was hurt, but I really don't think he shoots 15 under if his knee is perfect.

(man...a rare time I agree with Morty and I still get roasted!!!)

Like Coach pointed out, walking 91 holes on a grueling US Open course, against the best players in the world is a little different than playing 18 with your buddies w/ a bad back, especially since his knee was not healing like Tiger thought it would.. to the point he didnt even walk 18 holes til the first round (which I pointed out earlier).

I dont think anyone was shooting 15 under.. I think he would have had a much easier time winning if he was healthy and had been able to prepare for the golf tourney in a more conventional manner. ( I bet he could have shot 5 or 6 under).

I watched both of his weekend rounds in its' entirety, and he almost fell to the ground in pain a couple times immediately after making contact, and he was limping around the back nine saturday. I just think there is no possible way that the knee did not affect his swing. It was raw ability and unfathomable mental toughness that willed Tiger to victory.

I really believe we witnessed one of the greatest victories ever in a major championship this week.
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Old 06-16-2008, 05:31 PM
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well guys, its been real. I'm gonna to home and watch highlights!!
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Old 06-16-2008, 05:31 PM
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I personally dont know what hurts more.

But Backs and necks can be totally debilitating.
Knees seem to be associated with the sports that
require running. But bad backs... I dont imagine
you can even turn on the ball.

Have to refer to Kev who has probably had both
knees and back. I know he had neck problems.

Rocco has had horrible back problems.
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Old 06-16-2008, 08:10 PM
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I personally dont know what hurts more.

But Backs and necks can be totally debilitating.
Knees seem to be associated with the sports that
require running. But bad backs... I dont imagine
you can even turn on the ball.

Have to refer to Kev who has probably had both
knees and back. I know he had neck problems.

Rocco has had horrible back problems.

Had my few shares of injuries....3 fractures in my neck, back surgery, sciatica, a hip out of joint. I used play 15 times a month, but I went from Nov. 2004 to June of 2007 where I didn't play 10-15 times in that 2.5+ years. Needless to say, wasn't a very enjoyable time frame in my life.
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Old 06-16-2008, 08:13 PM
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Had my few shares of injuries....3 fractures in my neck, back surgery, sciatica, a hip out of joint. I used play 15 times a month, but I went from Nov. 2004 to June of 2007 where I didn't play 10-15 times in that 2.5+ years. Needless to say, wasn't a very enjoyable time frame in my life.
Start adding up the points since you know where everyone finished and see who won this shindig, since you are a resident golfpro.....
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Old 06-16-2008, 08:16 PM
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Start adding up the points since you know where everyone finished and see who won this shindig, since you are a resident golfpro.....

Just got home...give me a few and I will figure the results.
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Old 06-16-2008, 09:00 PM
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Default Bob's US Open Contest results

Samarta - $176,460
DeclansHarbor - $410,768 2nd Place
Math716 - $251,999
Bigs - $282,027
3Kings - $405,867 3rd Place
GPK - $149,184
PeteMugg - $313,133
Swale84 - $344,960
Herk - $196,478
Dylbert - $351,661
Geeker - $193,577
GBBob - $222,942
Scuds - $184,191
Horseofcourse - $226,683
Brock - $263,762
Zippy - $262,832
Golfer - $259,871
Heels - $247,098
MinnSkinny - $173,421
Bid - $258,651
Chuckles - $288,155
KySasquash - $126,939
Coach - $226,683
EPBurns - $565,413 1st place
Viscount - $212,169
Notyep - $166,769
Morty - $0, NADA, BUPKISS, ZERO, ZILCH, NOTHING

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Old 06-16-2008, 08:16 PM
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Start adding up the points since you know where everyone finished and see who won this shindig, since you are a resident golfpro.....
At first glance, looks like no one did real well.
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Old 06-16-2008, 08:28 PM
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I just think there is no possible way that the knee did not affect his swing.
Now I know why I battle to get out of the 90's. My swing has been affected for 22 years. Thanks Lori.
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