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- Thread starter Michael
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evo said:
Dunno. With his sandbelt experience, you'd think that would lend itself well to The Masters but he plays pretty well in the wind, as evidenced by his 3 wins in Hawaii and his playoff run at the British Open in horrendous conditions a few years ago.
I reckon a windy British Open is his best chance of a major.
He cant win it here but he can lose it here!!! sound familiar.evo said:
I havent watched the Majors much in recent years but I really enjoyed how tough they have made Augusta, no getting lucky
Very much considering given Stevie Wright a call an havin a chapel put smack bang in the middel of punt road oval,couldnt do any harm look at the success of Beadman an Badds ;DMichael said:
Quite right ,Reddy Reddy Rooster I have No idea,Disco is looking after that,I did have my 3 in the top 10Redford said:
Worked at a club once where one of the members owned a KFC ,use to bring the odd sample out an also had Medallion club seats............GREAT BLOKE ;DDisco08 said:
Certainly not a zonger ;DDisco08 said:
Well Im pretty much a Bacon an Cheese original man,an if one more little pimple headed little freak puts BBQ sauce on it I swear I will :frustration
Dinner 4 2 with original chicken makes a lovelly little meal an if im on a health kick im not against having a twister(original).
Like a good football team its great to have good reserves but you should never tinker with a perfect set up
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