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The Golf Thread
- Thread starter V Reddy
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King Pietersen
International Captain
Shooting under-par in those conditions on Sunday is unreal golf. Guys were moving up the leaderboard shooting +4 - Dustin Johnson shot +8, Scott Brown who was leading shot +15. Great win for Sneds.
King Pietersen
International Captain
Other than a couple of three-putts he putted really nicely. Was stroking the ball beautifully, looked as comfortable with the putter in hand as I have ever seen him. Could be a good year for Scott.
Last 18 months have seen massive change (e.g. marriage, baby, new equipment, new putter plus he didn't play much)
Still has one of the world's best swings and it's only a question of how much he wants it IMO
Guy is worth well over $100 million due to massive off-course deals and minimal tax so tough to be as motivated as he once was
Still has one of the world's best swings and it's only a question of how much he wants it IMO
Guy is worth well over $100 million due to massive off-course deals and minimal tax so tough to be as motivated as he once was
Good win for Scott and backs up my contention that his game was never overly reliant upon the long putter - the guy is simply streaky with whatever he uses and can win with anything on a given day
Having said that, he seems to be in a different position to some as the games of many others have fallen off a cliff since being forced to switch
I particularly feel for Pettersson (never played with a short stick before this year) and others for whom it is a real medical issue (e.g. Tim Clark)
Really is a bs law
Having said that, he seems to be in a different position to some as the games of many others have fallen off a cliff since being forced to switch
I particularly feel for Pettersson (never played with a short stick before this year) and others for whom it is a real medical issue (e.g. Tim Clark)
Really is a bs law
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Hard to beat when he is on as he holes everything and drives it miles
From what I gather, Rory hit the ball all over Florida and dropped a couple of shots whilst Scott shot the lights out after a couple of early double bogeys
Anil
Hall of Fame Member
nope, i spoke too soon...he was all over the place with his irons...actually he was pretty erratic on saturday on the back nine but scrambled very well, looks like it finally caught up to him on sunday...well done by scott, two big wins in consecutive weeks!