played about 50 majors and neven given a yelp, loves been the big fish, struggles been a common carpAZZAMOOT said:
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CC TIGER said:
Surely it's a mental thing? He comes here and he dominates at times, makes our best players look pedestrian. That win at Coolum last year was done with complete authority. His iron play is superb. I'm not a massive fan of him personally but he has the tools to compete and win a major, all mental for mine with Allenby.
British Open this week at St Andrews(going there in January), surley we will have an Aussie in the top 5, Ogilvy I believe has been out of form, however if he can get the flat stick going he would have to be a chance, maybe its time for Princess Scott or maybe its Bobbys time :hihi thats right Tiger,Phil, Ernie and co are playing :
CC TIGER said:British Open this week at St Andrews(going there in January), surley we will have an Aussie in the top 5, Ogilvy I believe has been out of form, however if he can get the flat stick going he would have to be a chance, maybe its time for Princess Scott or maybe its Bobbys time :hihi thats right Tiger,Phil, Ernie and co are playing :
Love the British Open, think the locals are flying and a UK victory likely. Poulter/Casey/Donald to get their first major or McDowell to go back to back. Ogilvy did well last time at St Andrews so here's hoping but his form with the putter of late is not promising. Maybe one of the Molinari brothers to break through at odds.
You may well be right re UK Lads and as Azzamoot mentioned Rose has to be a big show, speaking of Rose did anybody catch the bull *smile* that Jim Nance rolled out when Rose won in the US the other monthBig Cat Lover said:
.Speaking off the Molinari brothers a good mate of mine was in the Italian amateur team with them both, anyway when the younger one won the Us Am he invited my mate for a game at Augusta leading up to the Masters , my dumb ass mate declined as he had a couple of pro ams on the Saphire coast
CC TIGER said:You may well be right re UK Lads and as Azzamoot mentioned Rose has to be a big show, speaking of Rose did anybody catch the bull sh!t that Jim Nance rolled out when Rose won in the US the other month
Speaking off the Molinari brothers a good mate of mine was in the Italian amateur team with them both, anyway when the younger one won the Us Am he invited my mate for a game at Augusta leading up to the Masters , my dumb ass mate declined as he had a couple of pro ams on the Saphire coast
YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :duh :duh :duh
As for US commentators....mute. Johnny Miller is often painful.
This is probally not as bad , however another mate played the Open a couple years back and had the oppurtunity to have a practice round with Villegas, Scott and Norman , however his "new" caddy said that was in his original plan....AZZAMOOT said:
Just watching it now, geez the crowds are so much better and apreciative, compared to the septics.
T Woo looks to have the swing back, not so squatty
CC TIGER said:You may well be right re UK Lads and as Azzamoot mentioned Rose has to be a big show, speaking of Rose did anybody catch the bull sh!t that Jim Nance rolled out when Rose won in the US the other month
Speaking off the Molinari brothers a good mate of mine was in the Italian amateur team with them both, anyway when the younger one won the Us Am he invited my mate for a game at Augusta leading up to the Masters , my dumb ass mate declined as he had a couple of pro ams on the Saphire coast
Poor day for the Aussies. Sendon is 5 off the pace, Allenby 6 off the pace and the rest of the big name Aussies 9-10 off the pace.
Blistering start by McIlroy at -9. Woods hovering at -5.
Blistering start by McIlroy at -9. Woods hovering at -5.
