2015 Golf Season In-Game
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IvyinBarondise
Pretty much a regular
no idea how he got it back to Even par after 10....but that double is the beginning of the end...wheels are coming off...WD probably coming
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
Streakin
Pretty much a regular
played Day over Rose today at -125
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
This.
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
Fellas if you want to know who the future of golf is, his name is Patrick Rodgers. You can have Spieth, Fowler and Justin Thomas and I'll take this kid. Nike backed up the truck for him. He broke Tigers records at Stanford. He just won on the web.com . ALL OUT BEAST MODE.
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
Was listening on xm on the way home, sounded like he was on the down slope. Why hit driver off the tee, if you are going to lay up? Pussy.
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
Read today that the lie is one where JB tends to pull long and left. Long and left is dead on 18, so he laid up. 5 yards longer or shorter, and he would have gone for it. Interesting thought process and it still amazes me how many factors and info these guys put into every shot
gsro
Give me the NHL, or give me death
Tiger Woods is going away for a little while ... or a long while.
With rumors swirling that the Big Cat was going to make an even bigger announcement on Wednesday, he simply wrote -- quite matter-of-factly, as it turns out -- on his website that he is strongly considering not playing the Honda Classic and will return to action once his game is up to snuff.
"Right now, I need a lot of work on my game, and to still spend time with the people that are important to me," Woods said. "My play, and scores, are not acceptable for tournament golf."
He's right about that part.
"I'd like to play The Honda Classic -- it's a tournament in my hometown and it's important to me -- but I won't be there unless my game is tournament-ready. That's not fair to anyone. I do, however, expect to be playing again very soon."
What "very soon" means, nobody knows, but at this point, I'd expect it to be later rather than sooner.
"Like I've said, I enter a tournament to compete at the highest level, and when I think I'm ready, I'll be back," he said. "I am committed to getting back to the pinnacle of my game."
Whether he can -- or will -- ever do that is the question, especially now that Woods is admitting that a new unspecified injury -- "not related to my previous surgery" -- is forcing him into daily physical therapy. "I am feeling better every day," he noted.
As for when we'll see him again, I would expect it to go like this: He will likely skip the Honda Classic in two weeks even though he has not ruled that out yet, not qualify for the Cadillac Championship after that, not play the Valspar Championship and then be back for the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
It's a tournament he's won eight times at a course he clearly loves. Since he will not go into the Masters cold, the Arnold Palmer Invitational is certainly the best bet for when we'll see Woods again.
With rumors swirling that the Big Cat was going to make an even bigger announcement on Wednesday, he simply wrote -- quite matter-of-factly, as it turns out -- on his website that he is strongly considering not playing the Honda Classic and will return to action once his game is up to snuff.
"Right now, I need a lot of work on my game, and to still spend time with the people that are important to me," Woods said. "My play, and scores, are not acceptable for tournament golf."
He's right about that part.
"I'd like to play The Honda Classic -- it's a tournament in my hometown and it's important to me -- but I won't be there unless my game is tournament-ready. That's not fair to anyone. I do, however, expect to be playing again very soon."
What "very soon" means, nobody knows, but at this point, I'd expect it to be later rather than sooner.
"Like I've said, I enter a tournament to compete at the highest level, and when I think I'm ready, I'll be back," he said. "I am committed to getting back to the pinnacle of my game."
Whether he can -- or will -- ever do that is the question, especially now that Woods is admitting that a new unspecified injury -- "not related to my previous surgery" -- is forcing him into daily physical therapy. "I am feeling better every day," he noted.
As for when we'll see him again, I would expect it to go like this: He will likely skip the Honda Classic in two weeks even though he has not ruled that out yet, not qualify for the Cadillac Championship after that, not play the Valspar Championship and then be back for the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
It's a tournament he's won eight times at a course he clearly loves. Since he will not go into the Masters cold, the Arnold Palmer Invitational is certainly the best bet for when we'll see Woods again.
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
Why release a statement that he's taking an indefinite leave, but would like to play in the next tournament he was planning on playing anyway? Sounds like a PR move to excuse him from not qualifying for Doral. If it's not Bay Hill, then we may not see him until May
Not interesting to me until final day each year.
I have obviously watched while working just for the views and to see errant celebrity shots...
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
Was at -1, went into a meeting for work, came out he was +4, i was shocked when i couldnt find him on the leaderboard. A couple nice tweets coming in, the scores came back. I would be shocked if he shoots over par again. It seems like he didnt take advantage of his distance.
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
me too lol. Maybe I had too many margaritas but isn't there another round at least on the sned play?
