Masters Week

the masters has come round again and all eyes will be on Rory Mcalroy to see if he can hold it together this year after last years spectacular 4th round meltdown.

Personally I would love to see Tiger win it again, but it seems that the championship is wide open with Brits holding the top 3 spots in the world it may be the UK's chance to grab the green jacket this year.
However Augusta is an unforgiving course and one bad shot can ruin a round so it really is anybodies jacket.
I shall be spending saturday and sunday glued to the Beeb, it is a shame they have lost live coverage of thursday and friday, so if anyone knows of any free sites broadcasting then let me know.

skims it across the water and pots it

bill stickers wrote:

skims it across the water and pots it

I was playing in califorina ( Diamond Oaks in roseville) a few years ago and came up short of the green on the opposite side of a lake with a tree branch hanging in front of me. I managed to fly the ball low under the branch and skip it across the lake with 2 bounces and then come off a heron to land on the green for a 2 putt and down in a par 5.
It shocked the heck out of the heron.

Flap Meister wrote:

I was playing in califorina ( Diamond Oaks in roseville) a few years ago and came up short of the green on the opposite side of a lake with a tree branch hanging in front of me. I managed to fly the ball low under the branch and skip it across the lake with 2 bounces and then come off a heron to land on the green for a 2 putt and down in a par 5.
It shocked the heck out of the heron.

the best birdie u will ever see

My money is on Brian Huggett, Neil Coles and Tommy Horton.

Larry365 wrote:My money is on Brian Huggett, Neil Coles and Tommy Horton.

wouldn't they be a little long in the tooth to win.

I used to walk round Wentworth with Neil Coles, what timing... effortless and real gentleman.

Larry365 wrote:I used to walk round Wentworth with Neil Coles, what timing... effortless and real gentleman.

most golfers do seem to be gents. In the traditional sense, even the younger ones seem to have that essence. Unlike footballers.
and the spectators seem to be a different class as well. there are not many sports where 50000 people can be held back with a bit of string and an old chap with a trilby.

Although the scotsdale crowds can be a bit rowdy

Flap Meister wrote:

most golfers do seem to be gents. In the traditional sense, even the younger ones seem to have that essence. Unlike footballers.
and the spectators seem to be a different class as well. there are not many sports where 50000 people can be held back with a bit of string and an old chap with a trilby.

Although the scotsdale crowds can be a bit rowdy

As you once said, "Idontgiveafuck".