The Masters
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What a cool experience and awesome video to have forever.
Gary Player just doesn't age.
Gary Player just doesn't age.
That was amazing. Jack had tears. Wow.
Excellent. I’m a lefty golfer. It’s wonderful to see so many lefty’s on tour when not too long ago it was quite rare. Props to Sir Bob Charles. Enjoyed Mike Weir and of course Mickelson. Bubba, Brian Harman, Ted Potter Jr.
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GT may have just edged Nick out as the new favorite of the 20 or so grandkids.
Gary does like 1,000 pushups and situps a day. He won't shake your hand for fear of somehow messing up his hand. Great guy, but a little over the top.
Justin Thomas tried to do the same thing yesterday. I forget which hole., He didn't make it anyway.
A pretty good read.
Everyone You Should Watch At The Masters Not Named Tiger Or Phil
It’s Masters week, which means that it’s time to cancel your weekend plans, turn the dulcet tones of Jim Nantz’s voice up as loud as your television and neighbors will allow, and watch — in its piano-saturated glory — golf’s most popular event.
The 82nd installment of the Masters will be the smallest field since the mid-1990s, and it will be the most competitive in at least the past decade. There are 10 players with shorter than 20-to-1 odds to win the tournament (two more are at 20-to-1 exactly), according to the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook as of Tuesday. That’s the most of any Masters since at least 2008, according to ESPN Stats & Information Group.
Tiger Woods, a golfer you might have heard of, is in that group, as is another familiar name: Phil Mickelson. But they aren’t the only players worth paying attention to. Below, I’ve highlighted the other marquee players you should look out for, as well as the under-the-radar players who could find themselves in a green jacket by Sunday night.
Find his list here. https://fivethirtyeight.com/feature...watch-at-the-masters-not-named-tiger-or-phil/
Everyone You Should Watch At The Masters Not Named Tiger Or Phil
It’s Masters week, which means that it’s time to cancel your weekend plans, turn the dulcet tones of Jim Nantz’s voice up as loud as your television and neighbors will allow, and watch — in its piano-saturated glory — golf’s most popular event.
The 82nd installment of the Masters will be the smallest field since the mid-1990s, and it will be the most competitive in at least the past decade. There are 10 players with shorter than 20-to-1 odds to win the tournament (two more are at 20-to-1 exactly), according to the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook as of Tuesday. That’s the most of any Masters since at least 2008, according to ESPN Stats & Information Group.
Tiger Woods, a golfer you might have heard of, is in that group, as is another familiar name: Phil Mickelson. But they aren’t the only players worth paying attention to. Below, I’ve highlighted the other marquee players you should look out for, as well as the under-the-radar players who could find themselves in a green jacket by Sunday night.
Find his list here. https://fivethirtyeight.com/feature...watch-at-the-masters-not-named-tiger-or-phil/
Go Harry Ellis! Would be awesome if he makes it to the weekend and competes for Low Am.
http://www.jacksonville.com/sports/20180401/fsus-harry-ellis-sets-reasonable-goal-for-masters-week
http://www.jacksonville.com/sports/20180401/fsus-harry-ellis-sets-reasonable-goal-for-masters-week
Early is the key word. Half the field hasn't even teed off for round one.
Or Not a happy Barn Rat like Johnny Miller said during the most recent Match-play event. Made me laugh.
Danny Willett continues to make a play for the worst golfer to ever win the Masters. I know he's had injuries, but his career has gone downhill quickly since Spieth choked that Masters away to him.
+3 after not birdieing the easiest hole on the course. That's too bad. I was really hoping the magic was back and that he'd shoot 62 today...
Alright, making a move! Birdies on 14 & 16 to get to +1. One more and he'll only be 3 - 5 off the pace going into tomorrow...
Can't get any lower on the leaderboard than he is. Don't be such a pessimist.
If you had Sergio to win it, you just lost. He is laying 12 on the 15th and still hasn't putted yet.
Sitting at +1 on the 18th.
If he had made birdies and 2 and 6 which were very makeable and then at least one birdie on any of the par 5's, it would be a very different story for him today.
Sergio Garcia knocked 5 straight balls into the water at 15. I have never felt closer to a Masters champion.
How is this guy -3 today
After doing this yesterday?
After doing this yesterday?
Drugs or not, it's amazing. When he snapped it back into place I thought I was going to throw up.
It’s like a colostomy bag exploded on him. That Spanish meal at the Champions’ Dinner may have been a really bad idea.
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