Without looking it up, he spends more time on the European circuit than say, Rory. But he still plays enough PGA events that you would rightly expect him to have won by now, given his game.
Stenson was top 10 in the world and pretty close to peak of his career in 2016 - he was a proper major winner. Willet and Walker are definitely weird, though Lyme disease really fucked Walker's career.
I think this major in particular just produces some strange winners. Looking like this year may be no different.
Masters has had some head scratchers, too.
I disagree. As soon as you start believing your swing is the problem, especially mid round of a major, you're uber fucked. Middle of a round is not the time to lose faith in your process.
Jordan has commented on a few occasions what he admires about Tiger is he always stays positive about his process during a round. Ya, he hits bad shots and reacts but he never berates himself or loses belief in his process. I think Jordan tries hard to emulate that.
A mega airport 45 minutes from any big city isn't going to work unless you're Heathrow or Narita. And neither AA nor SW would be interested if you still keep AUS and SAT open.
Will never happen, and for good reason.
You have world #1, 2, and 3 all in the same group. And they are a very distant second in the "most compelling group."
The three golfers in this tournament that can grow the game more than any other are Tiger, Jordan, and Rory and they're in the same group. They better deliver.
Been using nespresso for the past... Forever. After spending a week in Paris drinking amazing espresso, I decided to splurge on a better machine. Wife and I are both turning 40 this summer so I figured, why not buy it as a joint birthday gift?
Didn't want something super manual or the wife would never use it. Didn't want a super automatic and not have much flexibility to experiment. Ended up with the Breville Oracle Touch and it's awesome! So much better espresso and has a decent amount of flexibility.
Currently using some local beans I bought from the Epoch around the corner. Just stunned at the huge step up this is with very little fiddling and a very small jump up in time commitment. Excited to keep experimenting!
Assist and goal in the last two matches for CP10. Rounding into form at just the right time for the WC.
Oh right, WC isn't in the summer this year. Fucking Qatar.
If anyone knows how to fall on his face and collapse in a pile of his own shit, it's Greg "6 stroke lead to a 5 stroke loss at the fucking Masters" Norman.
Damn sting ray took the wrong Aussie from us.
Made "Osso Buco" (not really Osso Buco but not sure what else to call it) - beef shank, tomatoes, wine, and more stuff garnished with gremolata - and some cacio e pepe. One of my favorite meals. Obligatory sous chef pic as well.
Used a flower petal shaped pasta for the first time courtesy of Austin pasta company. Not sure what it's called but it was perfect for the dish.
Where ever CP10 ends up, it needs to be somewhere that runs with true wingers. Ever since Tuchel came along, CP10's game changed for the worst because he never got reps as a winger (Tuchel doesn't use wingers). Now CP10 spends a ton of time in the middle of the pitch which is not his strong suit or out on the wing, crowded out by a wing back. That has translated over to the national team as well.
If we want the old CP10 back, I think he has to transfer this summer and then we cross our fingers that 3 months at a new club that runs true wingers is enough to get him back into his old habits before the WC.
That's a bad comparison. Some of these one year rentals are first round picks (e.g. Jordan Addison) - NFL minimum isn't relevant.
Even in round 5+, by which time a lot of these expensive 1 yr rentals will land, you're making over league minimum, though not much more, and that's a commitment of $650k+ for multiple years vs $650k for 1.