U.S. Open

#27
#27
I'd like to see Dimarco win it..but good lord I'll be glad to see all these golfers leave as well! :laugh1: I live 30 mins from Pinehurst and it's been very busy in the small town I live in! :gun:
 
#28
#28
At this point, I would say that Goosen is looking good, and Garcia is hanging around.

Unless Tiger gets control of his putter, he'll have a hard time taking it all.

Beware of Vijay, too.
 
#30
#30
I'd like to see Gore put together a good round and win it on the final hole.

I always like to see underdogs win one every now and then!

Unless it's a U.T. game and we are the favorite.
 
#31
#31
Yeah, it's fun watching a "no-name" jump to golf celebrity like this. Nobody's catching Retief, though. He's solid as a rock, you can see it in his eyes. On an Open course, emotion is often the worst enemy.
 
#32
#32
The problem I have with Gore is that I don't trust anybody that buttons the top button of their golf shirt.
 
#34
#34
Originally posted by GAVol@Jun 18, 2005 10:35 PM
The problem I have with Gore is that I don't trust anybody that buttons the top button of their golf shirt.
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Do you eat fast food? It's been a while (a LONG while, thanks to the movie "Supersize Me"), but last time I was burger-shopping, I noticed that particular fashion trend had spread to the cashiers.
 
#35
#35
Originally posted by kiddiedoc@Jun 18, 2005 11:49 PM
Do you eat fast food?  It's been a while (a LONG while, thanks to the movie "Supersize Me"), but last time I was burger-shopping, I noticed that particular fashion trend had spread to the cashiers.
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The only fashion trend I've noticed at fast food joints is the strange propensity the managers have for wearing ties that are grossly too short.

 
#38
#38
Originally posted by kiddiedoc@Jun 18, 2005 10:32 PM
Yeah, it's fun watching a "no-name" jump to golf celebrity like this.  Nobody's catching Retief, though.  He's solid as a rock, you can see it in his eyes.  On an Open course, emotion is often the worst enemy.
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:lolup: :lolup:

(hey, you did it to me about the Suns)
 
#41
#41
Campbell played extremely well! Talking about pressure. Tiger was pressing and putting on the squeeze, but MC held on. I think this is the first time I've seen Tiger sorta succomb to the pressure!

I think this type stuff is really good for golf as a whole!

Way to go, Mike Campbell! :rocks:
 
#42
#42
I suppose it's acceptable with the way that course was playing. I would be leaving those holes with a set of bent clubs, I can tell you that much.
 
#43
#43
Originally posted by milohimself@Jun 20, 2005 12:34 PM
I suppose it's acceptable with the way that course was playing. I would be leaving those holes with a set of bent clubs, I can tell you that much.
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I'm pretty certain that mine would be in the drink somewhere after about 2 holes.

Congrats to Campbell for holding on under pressure at the end. It was pretty sad to watch Goosen play the way he did. . . .Guess that under those "steely" eyes, he was human after all. Gore's 84 kinda tore me up too, especially after the emotional intro about Father's Day.
 
#44
#44
That's why they say nobody wins the US Open. They just give the trophy to the lone survivor.
 
#47
#47
You've got more confidence than I do. Stretched out over 7,000 yards with greens that firm and shaved down that fast and all those crazy slopes . . . I'm a 5 handicap and I wouldn't bet on me being able to break 90 out there.
 
#48
#48
I have always had a really good short game which gives me the ability (IMO) to break 90 on it.

Granted, I have nothing to really back that up....but my long-iron plays has always been the only thing holding me back.

I didn't see too many 3-4 Irons being hit that often with drives of around 300, which would help me
 
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