Top 25 machine. Eats up older, shot making courses.98Ag99Grad said:
Kuchar currently -6 and leading by 2. Got any thoughts on the lotto?
If he makes the cut, it's a great outing for him. If he sneaks in a top 25, amazingThe Shank Ag said:
Tiger with 3 birdies in a row 16-17-18 put himself in a decent position. Does his stamina hold up?
Kuch, Rahm, Homa impressive!
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Ag_07 said:
So Tiger currently +1 and outside the cut line.
I think it's evident that his body just can't handle it. He starts out fine in Rd 1 but as R2 progressed he just falls apart.
Today he had some absolute amateurish shots. A chilly dip wedge from 118 that he left 30 ft short of the green and the putt into the bunker that's on the green there on 6.
Well, Tiger beat Spieth, Matsuyama, and Rose to name a few. Not bad for not playing competitive golf since last summer. It might have been better for him to miss the cut to force him to ease into this. I also doubt he can hold up on the weekend.aginlakeway said:Ag_07 said:
So Tiger currently +1 and outside the cut line.
I think it's evident that his body just can't handle it. He starts out fine in Rd 1 but as R2 progressed he just falls apart.
Today he had some absolute amateurish shots. A chilly dip wedge from 118 that he left 30 ft short of the green and the putt into the bunker that's on the green there on 6.
He'll likely make the cut on the number. But your points are very valid. I doubt he holds up well for 72 holes.
979ag said:
Does anyone know why the final groupings have been groups of 3 in your this year? I remember it was final groupings of 3 at the WM last weekend.
Seems odd
_lefraud_ said:
Tiger still crushing the field scoring average over the weekend. Guy is incredible.
Can't wait to see him at Augusta.
AgLA06 said:_lefraud_ said:
Tiger still crushing the field scoring average over the weekend. Guy is incredible.
Can't wait to see him at Augusta.
Imagine how great those stats will be when he's actually within 15 shots of the lead.
snowaggie said:
Holy Heck! Did anyone look at the payouts for this? Rahm got $3.6, then $2.1, $1.3...You have to go down to T12 before it drops below half a million. Grillo and Holmes finished 25 strokes behind Rahm and netted $42K.
Makes you wonder now if the LIV guys that complained that the PGA was holding back had a point?
Could be wrong here, but I think the PGAT had the players by the balls because their was no competing leagues? aka a monopoly on pro golf? Why would the PGAT pay more if they didn't have to? They have to line there pockets somehow.98Ag99Grad said:
the only wonder is why a break away league was needed for these changes to occur.
