Wyndham

[crawdads]

Any of you degenerates getting involved in this sandwich event? I went 2 years ago, not a bad little course.

 

[King Slap]

I took Bill Haas +1815 for $50.00

 

[crawdads]

I like it. The ACC guys do well here. Webb, Tim Clark, Petterson. I think Noh is a sleeper.

 

[TheLaw4]

Just started looking over the card. Might make a small play or two

 

[crawdads]

I got nothing right now.

 

[@TheHorzy]

2 units @ 3.00: Big 6 to beat the Field (Z.Johnson, W.Simpson, B.Snedeker, S.Garcia, B.Haas, M.Kaymer)

Should have a horse in the race come Sunday. Should be hedgable.

 

[crawdads]

My leans were haas over spieth and matsuyama over toms. Ended up not being anything, and now I'm really bored.

 

[crawdads]

PARKER, Colo. – Jessica Korda stood on the first tee Friday at the Solheim Cup with partner Morgan Pressel and said she wasn’t nervous over the ball, which she nevertheless pulled into the left rough.
What happens next tells a different story for the 20-year-old Solheim Cup rookie.
To put it nicely, Korda lost her breakfast five minutes later.
“I was more nervous when Morgan was hitting her second shot than me actually having to hit the tee shot,” Korda said. “So I can’t explain what happened. I knew that the banana did not sit.”
Pressel said: “I looked at her and said ‘Some day when you are captain of this team you can tell your team this story of what happened to you on your first Solheim Cup. You’ll have a story for life.’ ”
Korda did settle down. She and Pressel recorded the only point for the Americans in the morning foursomes session. They defeated Catriona Matthew and Jodi Ewart Shadoff, 3 and 2.

 

[playtowin]

Anybody like any plays for the final round? Who do you think wins? Thanks for any insight.

 

[txtennisboy]

Huh over reed

Hope Zach Johnson wins

 

[crawdads]

Sounds like a crazy playoff. Both guys are talented. Reed misses a 7 footer for bird, Spieth makes nearly 25 footer for par.

 

[JumpOnBoard]

this speith kid is gonna be phenomenal