August 7, 20223 yr On 8/6/2022 at 2:42 PM, thunderlounge said: I like these last two weeks. The supers are mostly taking some time before the playoffs, and that leaves open a lot of leaderboard and points for a fight into the playoffs, card for next season, etc. A lot on the line for some guys. And then there’s Willie Z that about missed the cut and is making an impressive comeback. Lots of great golf this weekend. I guess. Finau put it away pretty easily last week and this one isnt producing much drama either. Maybe Kim has some self-destruction in him.
August 7, 20223 yr 37 minutes ago, ztejas said: Asian Tour America. 5 holes left... KIM -18 HUH -15 IM -14 Edited August 7, 20223 yr by LTtxfan messed up
August 7, 20223 yr This Kim kid can play. Pretty pedestrian win (although a lot of these guys are dialed in to try and make the FedEx) but a ridiculous card on the day. And he won after making a quad on the first hole of the first round which I think no one has done since 2003. Edited August 7, 20223 yr by ztejas
August 7, 20223 yr In other news - Rory is on the verge of another scoring title - although he's only played 50 rounds so far and needs to play in 60 to qualify for the Vardon Trophy. (50 rounds is the minimum for the Byron Nelson) Playing in every round in the playoffs will get him to 60 - as would missing one cut (granted that starts moving him in the wrong direction). Why we have two scoring average trophies I'm not sure. It's kind of a big deal as only five guys have 4 or more Vardon trophies (which has been given since 1937): Tiger, Trevino, Casper, Arnie and Snead. That's a pretty damn impressive list Rory would join. Norman has 5 Nelson awards but missed the minimum rounds played twice for the Vardon. Current leaders: Feel like he might trade it for that Open championship, though. 🙄
August 7, 20223 yr 12 minutes ago, 4th&Five said: Only the first playoff event has a cut, so he’ll get to 60. Assuming he doesn't bomb out of the top 30... But the way he's played this year (and the way he's played this thing in the past) I'm kind of assuming he'll be in contention come Sunday.
August 7, 20223 yr Although there is always the possibility that that British Open completely mind-fucked him.
August 7, 20223 yr 43 minutes ago, ztejas said: Although there is always the possibility that that British Open completely mind-fucked him. He's been mind fucked more than south Austin's mom has been actually fucked. Pretty sure there isn't much left for him to get all worked up about.
August 8, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, pops said: He's been mind fucked more than south Austin's mom has been actually fucked. Pretty sure there isn't much left for him to get all worked up about. He came back and won the US Open the same year after the Masters fiasco. So maybe it's ironically what he needed. That British was the first one he had no excuse to not win in a long time, though. And I'm mostly kidding. He'll be fine. Edited August 8, 20223 yr by ztejas
August 8, 20223 yr Faldo lost it yesterday, so did the crew. Tears were flowing. Last broadcast. I really enjoyed his broadcasting. Will be missed.
August 8, 20223 yr 3 hours ago, crash_davis said: Faldo lost it yesterday, so did the crew. Tears were flowing. Last broadcast. I really enjoyed his broadcasting. Will be missed. It sounded like they were ready to put him down.
August 9, 20223 yr On 8/7/2022 at 5:13 PM, ztejas said: In other news - Rory is on the verge of another scoring title - although he's only played 50 rounds so far and needs to play in 60 to qualify for the Vardon Trophy. (50 rounds is the minimum for the Byron Nelson) Why we have two scoring average trophies I'm not sure. It's kind of a big deal as only five guys have 4 or more Vardon trophies (which has been given since 1937): Tiger, Trevino, Casper, Arnie and Snead. That's a pretty damn impressive list Rory would join. Norman has 5 Nelson awards but missed the minimum rounds played twice for the Vardon. Billy Casper is one of the most underrated golfers in history...
August 9, 20223 yr 6 minutes ago, dcar00 said: Billy Casper is one of the most underrated golfers in history... Definitely. Just wasn't great in majors. At least for a guy that led the Tour in average five times and won 51 events.
August 9, 20223 yr 7 minutes ago, ztejas said: Definitely. Just wasn't great in majors. At least for a guy that led the Tour in average five times and won 51 events. checked his wiki Bio..3 times 2nd at PGA. guy won a tour event in 16 straight seasons. the only 2 guys to win one in 17 straight seasons..Nicklaus/Palmer. 7th all time in tour victories.
August 9, 20223 yr 15 minutes ago, ConferenceRoom said: He also had 11 kids so he's got that going for him, which is nice. Prior to golf, did he play in the NBA?
August 9, 20223 yr Author 42 minutes ago, crash_davis said: Prior to golf, did he play in the NBA? Nope - he was married once, and had all 11 kids with his spouse (he might have been a farmer prior to golf, and he did convert to LDS so maybe a sister-wife or more)
August 9, 20223 yr 2 minutes ago, Wally Fairway said: he was married once, and had all 11 kids with his spouse 6 of his kids were adopted.
August 11, 20223 yr On 8/10/2022 at 7:44 AM, LTtxfan said: Poor caddie lmao. Some badass groups today on ESPN+.
August 11, 20223 yr Author 2 hours ago, ztejas said: Poor caddie lmao. I'd caddie for Ricky, just on the off chance that I'd get to see Allison Stokke
August 12, 20223 yr Just now, 4th&Five said: Looks like my 3 faves (Jordan, Rory, Scottie) will all miss the cut. Rory has an excuse at least. Surprised Scottie isn't playing a little better.
August 14, 20223 yr Not really PGA Tour related, but someone at the USGA is clearly a big Seinfeld fan. Seinfeld group highlights notable US Amateur stroke play groupings Quote Newman! The USGA has a history of creative groupings, and the upcoming U.S. Amateur, which begins Monday at Ridgewood Country Club, is not different. The best example: the stroke-play threesome of Mark Costanza from Morristown, New Jersey, Hazen Newman of Las Vegas, and Campbell Kremer of Louisville, Kentucky. Get it? “Seinfeld” main characters George Costanza and Cosmo Kramer, and antagonist Newman. Costanza is the most notable player of the bunch. The 33-year-old investment banker, who was born near Ridgewood, is a two-time Met Golf Association player of the year and was runner-up to Stewart Hagestad at last year’s U.S. Mid-Amateur. Newman is a rising senior at Oklahoma State and Kremer a rising junior at Kentucky. Kremer attended the same high school (St. Xavier in Louisville) as Justin Thomas. Other notable groupings include: • World beaters: Ludvig Aberg (2 in WAGR), Gordon Sargent (4) and Michael Thorbjornsen (6) • The Tall Guys: Wenyi Ding (6’4), Stewart Hagestad (6’5) and Davis Womble (6’6). • 2022 U.S. Open weekenders: Travis Vick (low am), Austin Greaser and Sam Bennett • Summer winners: David Ford (Southern Am), Luke Clanton (North and South Am) and William Mouw (Trans-Miss Am) • Elite Amateur Golf Series top 3: Caleb Surratt (1), Jiri Zuska (2) and Bryce Lewis (3) Click here for complete tee times and groupings. Rooting for Travis Vick to win or at least make a deep run like last year in the Amateur.
August 14, 20223 yr Azinger is such a beating. Three straight weeks of him should be illegal. Edited August 14, 20223 yr by 4th&Five
August 14, 20223 yr Crazy opener. Half the leader board needed a lookup. Not the guys you thought we’d be talking about this weekend.
August 14, 20223 yr 2 minutes ago, AustinHorn said: Zalatoris is one cold blooded young man. I mean... not really. The par save on 18 was clutch though.
August 14, 20223 yr What is Salatoris thinking? Never mind. I can’t believe he considered attempting that shot as long as he did.
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