Originally Posted by RubbinsRacin
Same here. While it's great to see the big names go head-to- head on a Sunday, I'm also cool with a guy who is grinding for his first win in his early-20's or late 30's; both compelling in their own right. As long as the leader is no more than 2 shots up on 18 on Sunday I'm there.
I have to admit it's been surprisingly good in Tiger's absence. A lot of talent at the top right now
No doubt. Other than (edit: a few holes at) Sawgrass, the FL courses all look the same on tv.
Last edited by Buttermaker; 03-08-2016 at 11:34 AM.
They are all the same.
Streamsong?
Hole 7 on the blue course.
Streamsong?
That photo is amazing.
Good to see Haas in the hunt. Simpson seems to be skipping a lot of tournaments and blew up today. Not sure what is going on with him.
he gets nervous
very surprised to hear speith say that Webb Simpson is his favorite dude to play a round with. I guess he just like to beat that ass, or maybe hear about an awesome city like CLT or something
We have now been reduced to bitching over golf alumni threads.
Folks. It's over. It's just fucking over.
Oh Heavens Yes!
He's near the bottom of the tour in putting stats since switching to the short putter. Statistically, his ball striking has never been better though.
Unfortunately, his ball striking has never been his meal ticket.
Is speith one of the jeebus fellas like web Simpson? I didn't think so but maybe. Seems like there would be about 100 players on tour more fun to play a round with but who knows
Interesting. Meanwhile Adam Scott is killing it with the short putter despite switching back later. Of course, he used the broom a shorter period of time than Simpson.
Say what you want about Simpson, but he certainly seems to have an outgoing personality. Unless you are offended by his somewhat over the top expressions of his faith, he probably would be a good guy with whom to play a round. Speith seems to have a similar personality.
Yeah true. Probably a good dude. No worries. Doesn't seem like a go getter though.
I think the anchoring that Scott did, with a brookstick putter anchored on his sternum, is easier to switch away from than the belly anchored putting stroke. Just my $.02.
These greens have got to be significantly slower than typical PGA tournament greens. I'v never seen so many putts left short.
I thought they said 8 or 9 on the Stimp. Very slow.
Good round for Bill. Would be nice to see him step on some throats and finish one off to get a good head start on a Ryder Cup spot.
Bill struggling early.
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