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Golf 2022....

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bcblue1878

bcblue1878

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Will McIIroy win a major this year?
Will we see Tiger back competing again?
What's your views on the Saudi breakaway tour plan?
I see Bernard Langer shot his age at the weekend - a 64 on the Senior Tour! If I live until I'm 90 I may have a chance.
Is The Masters the best major to watch on TV?
Will Mickelson rebuild whatever reputation he has left?

So many questions - so little time!
 
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bcblue1878 said:
Will McIIroy win a major this year?
Will we see Tiger back competing again?
What's your views on the Saudi breakaway tour plan?
I see Bernard Langer shot his age at the weekend - a 64 on the Senior Tour! If I live until I'm 90 I may have a chance.
Is The Masters the best major to watch on TV?
Will Mickelson rebuild whatever reputation he has left?

So many questions - so little time!
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McIlroy is defo showing some signs of improvement but last week it was a bit of the same issue, one part of his game is top class and another drops a level or 2. I think if he starts to gets some consistency in his putting, he could challenge for a major, hopefully at Augusta.

Sky Sports put an interview with Tiger on the American Network (Jim Nantz) and he must have asked the same question about when he would be back 3/4 times in a row and the answer was the same 'I don't know'. It will be tough. He said he can hit balls but it is the walking up and down hills, the commentators were cheekily saying the Old Course could be possible but I doubt it personally.

Saudi's can do one.

Langer is a machine.

Yes, Augusta is the best major to watch, mainly because the fans are much less American in their behaviour, last week some were at their all time worst, especially in the final group. One shout was 'Joaquin, this is your house', what does that even mean.

It is a no for me, same goes for Westwood & Poulter, which is a shame as seeing Poulter captain the Ryder Cup team would have been immense but I doubt he will have enough respect to do the job now.

Personally, I hope to see Robert MacIntyre really start to cement his place in the top echelon of players, great player in the making if he can continue improving as he has done over the last year.
 
wandyr79 said:
McIlroy is defo showing some signs of improvement but last week it was a bit of the same issue, one part of his game is top class and another drops a level or 2. I think if he starts to gets some consistency in his putting, he could challenge for a major, hopefully at Augusta.

Sky Sports put an interview with Tiger on the American Network (Jim Nantz) and he must have asked the same question about when he would be back 3/4 times in a row and the answer was the same 'I don't know'. It will be tough. He said he can hit balls but it is the walking up and down hills, the commentators were cheekily saying the Old Course could be possible but I doubt it personally.

Saudi's can do one.

Langer is a machine.

Yes, Augusta is the best major to watch, mainly because the fans are much less American in their behaviour, last week some were at their all time worst, especially in the final group. One shout was 'Joaquin, this is your house', what does that even mean.

It is a no for me, same goes for Westwood & Poulter, which is a shame as seeing Poulter captain the Ryder Cup team would have been immense but I doubt he will have enough respect to do the job now.

Personally, I hope to see Robert MacIntyre really start to cement his place in the top echelon of players, great player in the making if he can continue improving as he has done over the last year.
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Amazing some of the golf Langer continues to play, that putt at Kiawah Island in the Ryder Cup years ago could have finished some but he just carries on!

What has come out of the Saudi stuff is that some of these guys on the PGA tour also have accumulated huge pension “pots”, in addition to the prize money they have already picked up! I think i read that some of them have “pots” in around 150m dollars already - just staggering figures!

Would love to see McIntyre have a great year, apparently he still goes home and plays shinty (whatever that is?) with his mates!
 
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Phil is over 50… chalk up him winning the PGA to an amazing feel good story and don’t expect much out of him.

Every golf tournament should have plainclothes security who wait for the drunken idiots in the gallery to yell BABABOOEY after a tee shot and then take them down with a Taser.
 
The new line which they have introduced is pretty cool ! Just like Tiger Woods on the PS . Thinking of buying the new one, though its now Rory McIlroy . Anyone play it ?
 

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His putting is his problem (particularly in the Masters). Like Westwood, it's the 6 to 8 footers.
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Still not great but better than he has been since seeking advice from Brad Faxon.
Still has too many brain farts with a short iron or wedge into the green. The approach into the 1st @players is a good example.
 

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