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Who will win the Masters?
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I voted someone else.
Jimmy - The old Hardcore Standard. :clap:
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Have to go tiger.If he didnt have that comeback the other week for the win I might have picked someone else but right now thats like picking who the most interesting guy here is, me or the field.
In my golf pool I picked Tiger, Paddy the non adulterer Harrington in the A division, Nick Watney, Zach Johnson, Freddy Couples and Sean O'Hair in the B division and Retief Goosen and Greg Norman in the C division.
I stayed away from Phil because of how shitty he looked last week.Shot a 76 and a 77 at the shell and missed the cut.
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Mickleson has been playing well up until last week and to be honest I didnt get why he played in that tourney anyway and might have missed the cut on purpose to get a few extra days of rest before the masters.
Nickalus had Palme and Player to contend with so I don't think the hype was as big as what tiger gets.Plus tigers already well passed where jack was at that point in his career.
Watch out for Rory McIlroy.He's the next great young guy.
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Holy shit! Chad Campbell -9 after 15 holes?
Tiger even after 10.
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I bet Campbell doesnt finish in the top 10.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Mickelson rolls in slow up and down waves. If he is down, he is down for a while.
I wonder if Nickalous had as much hype going into major tournaments as Tiger does (relative to the time period that is). Maybe snarg can remember.
no matter what jack did, arnold still got more hype when he was fighting it out with nicklaus
when palmer faded a bit with age, jack got his due, but never like tiger woods
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there has never been anyone like tiger woods in my lifetime
he dominates his sport in a different way
all the others at least had some rivals, he has no one who pushes him consistently
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Chad Campbell is still on fire. -3 after 9 today. He might get a lead so big that no one can catch him no matter how far he falls.
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BIRD33 Wrote:You could blah, blah, blah, me, me me.Yes I am an idiot.
your moronic blatherings probably make you laugh out loud
good on ya, bobo
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Tiger not having much of a day, but the scores are much lower today than they were yesterday. He's even today (2 birdies, 2 bogies) but tied for 13.
That spanish fuck, Cabrera, is near the top of the leaderboard. He's exactly the kind of guy that I hate to see win these.
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Damn, Kenny Perry looks really strong. Two great days back to back and now he is tied for the lead. That guy doesn't usually choke.
Another one to watch out for might be Anthony Kim. He's moving up the leaderboard pretty quickly right now.
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I hope if Tiger gets into a playoff they don't start on 18. He's bogied it twice in a row now.
Finished even for the day. Tied for 13th I think, 7 off of the lead.
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Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Tiger not having much of a day, but the scores are much lower today than they were yesterday. He's even today (2 birdies, 2 bogies) but tied for 13.
That spanish fuck, Cabrera, is near the top of the leaderboard. He's exactly the kind of guy that I hate to see win these.
cabrera is from argentina
he is great to watch, no fucking aboot
addresses the ball and hits it, none of the bullshit agonizing like some of them
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Nice 80 today Zach Johnson.
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