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- Thread starter Michael
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Well done to Bubba. Brilliant final day.
Geez Scotty, bogeys everywhere. Even Rory and Langher came back hard.
Geez Scotty, bogeys everywhere. Even Rory and Langher came back hard.
TigerForce said:
It was one of the flattest Masters back 9's I can remember, Watson had it won on 12. No one made a run, not surprising given none of the immediate chasers had a major in their resume. Speith is a real talent, you'd think he'd learn a lot from that.
Hugo said:
Not for leysy Hugo ;D
Booooommm, go Big Bubba. His extra distance off the tee was the difference.
Laid off a little this morning when he got into $1.40.
Great result.
Leysy Days said:
Yeh, his distance is a big advantage, all the Par 5's are really 4.5's for him, the course is almost a Par 70 for him. And having no big guns in the chasing pack definitely made for a little less pressure.
With the massive workability Bubba plays with I reckon it's a great way too take out indecision an just helps commit to hitting a big cut or roping hook......He an Daly would have to be in a league of there own when it comes to roar power combined with great touch.....
CC TIGER said:
Good point. Controlling the amount of that bend is a skill. I love how he hits a knock down cut with the driver 330 plus yards like his drive up 8 over the bunkers.
He's a likeable guy Bubba and always fun to watch him play. Like the 2nd shot on 15 when he should have laid up given the situation (esp after Speith missed the green right and was no certainty to make birdie) but he hits a low cut under/through? the trees and over the water.
It's interesting re Daly, he has never been the same player since he gave up his wild ways (drinking/eating/smoking/girls) and you could argue the same for Tiger (just the girls).
CC TIGER said:
Am on Leishman. Carded a nice 69 to open. Was out early. Will be tested tomorrow. Course looks great.
CC TIGER said:
It's a bit boring with Wozza-dropper Rory way ahead. Whaddayou think CC? Scotty's had a bad start to his 2nd day.
I've only seen updates on the scoring tonight TF, looks like Rory is havin his traditional bad one, however if he stays around par on his bad day his going to be hard to beat....bloody tipped Ricky Fowler to mates an didn't put a $ on him myself....looks like been a great last day , hopefully it blows hard an keeps it interesting .... T Woo could be very interesting in the PGATigerForce said:
Good tourney from the skippys...how bloody good is Rory at his best, his club head speed is phenomenal plenty of fast twitch fibres there....awesome generation of young chaps comin thru now....geez I like Rickie Fowlers improved action an awesome attitude
CC TIGER said:
Rory had it won from Day 1. What happened to Ogilvy? Haven't seen or heard of him for some time now.
We'll see those two paired together a lot over the next decade. Both beautiful players. Garcia was great too, he was the only one who looked like threatening on the last day. I really hope he wins a major one day. The Open is probably his best shot.CC TIGER said:
Scott must be thinking 'what if'. Reverse his and McIlroy's start times on the first two days and things might well have been different. Rory got kissed on the *smile* and Scott got donkey-rooted.
