2019-2020 PGA Tour

[4th&Five 41590]

I somehow missed that Bones is caddying for Matt Fitzpatrick for a while. Very cool. 

[Pam Cummings 9662]

1 hour ago, ztejas said:

How anyone is saying he's never going to win a major is beyond me. He's 26, has the 3rd most wins on tour since his first in 2017 (I believe he's 2nd only to DJ and JT - correct me if wrong), and won the US Am and NCAA individual in the same season. Sure he's struggled in majors and he's a neurotic fucking headcase but it's golf. Crazier motherfuckers than Bryson have won majors.

Well the poster i was responding to said that he will win "plenty" of majors, which i found pretty laughable because majors are obviously way harder to win.

 

He hasn't done a thing yet in a major championship. The big drives are great when he can get away with the huge miss but that just isn't gonna happen in the majors and i seriously just don't think he has the all around game to win one. If he does it will be a PGA.

 

I'd put money on a guy like Patrick Cantlay or Daniel Berger bagging a major before Bryson can sniff one.

Edited July 18, 2020 by Pam Cummings

[tx 3 putt 77428]

3 hours ago, capnamerca said:

Relatedly, I think Christina Kim is doing a really good job. Really good insight from a players mentality, and has a good feel for the mic. She still talks too much, but I think this is only her second week on the broadcast? She'll continue to improve.

Looks like she slimmed down some. Still very rude 

[pops 7006]

4 hours ago, Pam Cummings said:

Well the poster i was responding to said that he will win "plenty" of majors, which i found pretty laughable because majors are obviously way harder to win.

 

He hasn't done a thing yet in a major championship. The big drives are great when he can get away with the huge miss but that just isn't gonna happen in the majors and i seriously just don't think he has the all around game to win one. If he does it will be a PGA.

 

I'd put money on a guy like Patrick Cantlay or Daniel Berger bagging a major before Bryson can sniff one.

I think I tend to agree with you. You win majors chipping and putting. Bryson is decent with the putter but objectively bad from 100 in. I just don't see how he can adjust lie angles and what not with his hands and arms with a lob or gap wedge that is the length of a 7 iron. And the stats show he can't. 

Its an interesting experiment and it's paying off in the long game but he sure makes himself tough to like. 

He might win a major or two, or he might overthink himself out of it. He's like the opposite of DJ. DJ is too dumb to win, Bryson might be too smart to win one. 

Koepka is the only one that has proved his major approach is the new way. Not sure how he can keep it up... not giving a fuck about anything but majors, but until it doesn't work, that's the blueprint. 

Right now I would lay my money on Rahm making the next spieth type run over the next few years. 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

he's going to work on that short game, no doubt but his head is not there right now

#roidrage 

[ztejas 43537]

11 minutes ago, pops said:

I think I tend to agree with you. You win majors chipping and putting. Bryson is decent with the putter but objectively bad from 100 in. I just don't see how he can adjust lie angles and what not with his hands and arms with a lob or gap wedge that is the length of a 7 iron. And the stats show he can't. 

Its an interesting experiment and it's paying off in the long game but he sure makes himself tough to like. 

He might win a major or two, or he might overthink himself out of it. He's like the opposite of DJ. DJ is too dumb to win, Bryson might be too smart to win one. 

Koepka is the only one that has proved his major approach is the new way. Not sure how he can keep it up... not giving a fuck about anything but majors, but until it doesn't work, that's the blueprint. 

Right now I would lay my money on Rahm making the next spieth type run over the next few years. 

Eh. At least Bryson can close. Rahm hasn't shown that ability yet, even though he's been better in majors. (Yes I realize he's leading right now - this win would be huge for him)

[StruggleBus 3922]

13 minutes ago, pops said:

I think I tend to agree with you. You win majors chipping and putting. Bryson is decent with the putter but objectively bad from 100 in. I just don't see how he can adjust lie angles and what not with his hands and arms with a lob or gap wedge that is the length of a 7 iron. And the stats show he can't. 

Its an interesting experiment and it's paying off in the long game but he sure makes himself tough to like. 

He might win a major or two, or he might overthink himself out of it. He's like the opposite of DJ. DJ is too dumb to win, Bryson might be too smart to win one. 

Koepka is the only one that has proved his major approach is the new way. Not sure how he can keep it up... not giving a fuck about anything but majors, but until it doesn't work, that's the blueprint. 

Right now I would lay my money on Rahm making the next spieth type run over the next few years. 

The whole Koepka “not giving a fuck about non-majors” seems like bullshit to me. 
 

Hopefully Brooks can pull his head out of his ass. I like him but his game is absolute trash right now. He looks like me out there double crossing iron shots on the regular.

[4th&Five 41590]

Tomorrow should be even tougher with the wind. 

 

[LonghornSean 4023]

Fun pin locations

 

[Dewey 3293]

And here I sat think Jack seemed almost apologetic during the telecast. Throwing the wolves at em

[Mileslong 4728]

It’s a pleasure watching a tournament where the course doesn’t reward just the bomb and gougers.

These courses don’t have to make themselves a mile longer, shrink the fairways, grow penal rough, speed up the greens, tough pins and make these guys hit every shot not just a driver and wedge.

[hookem48 4703]

10 hours ago, Pam Cummings said:

I'm hoping he keeps it under control this weekend. He could use a good finish.

 

Also, another thing about Bryson is his wedges. Christina Kim yesterday was talking about how it doesn't quite make sense to her to have the single length on his wedges given the variety of shots you play with those clubs. Especially seeing as how he's bombing the ball to within weird chipping ranges on a lot of par 4s now.

 

He should definitely experiment with that.

She's just repeating what Faldo and all the other announcers have been saying for weeks.

[TonyTexas 10527]

I’m looking forward to the whining. If Rahm can    keep his cool then this tourney is his. His iron game is stellar. But that’s a big if. 

Edited July 19, 2020 by TonyTexas

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2 hours ago, ztejas said:

Eh. At least Bryson can close. Rahm hasn't shown that ability yet, even though he's been better in majors. (Yes I realize he's leading right now - this win would be huge for him)

I dont disagree..i just think he looks like he might be ready to turn a corner... even though he has 9 wins (3 pga and 6 euro). 

I really want to like bryson... he's a pony like both of us.... he just makes it so fucking hard. 

[Wally Fairway 5586]

This could make for some big numbers, or for players aiming to the middle of the green (or at least not at pins)

 

[ztejas 43537]

12 hours ago, pops said:

I really want to like bryson... he's a pony like both of us.... he just makes it so fucking hard.

He's definitely making it awkward.

[4th&Five 41590]

Average score today is 77. 

[Jive Turkey 12644]

15 hours ago, Mileslong said:

It’s a pleasure watching a tournament where the course doesn’t reward just the bomb and gougers.

These courses don’t have to make themselves a mile longer, shrink the fairways, grow penal rough, speed up the greens, tough pins and make these guys hit every shot not just a driver and wedge.

and then listen to the players bitch.  to which i say, good.  let 'em cry. 

they can threaten not to play these tourneys all they want, but if each tournament took the Memorial's approach, what are the pros gonna do?  not play?  it's like making par a good score is somehow offensive to these guys.

 

[Dewey 3293]

On air for a couple minutes, at least the course will get some water.

Edited July 19, 2020 by Dewey

[4th&Five 41590]

Gotdamn weather!

 

[4th&Five 41590]

 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

Jack Nicklaus and wife both have/had Covid. March/April

 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

I don’t see Rahm fucking this up. Congrats on being the new #1 

 

[ztejas 43537]

4 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

I don’t see Rahm fucking this up. Congrats on being the new #1 

 

There's so much golf to play on the toughest course iteration so far this year. 6 shot lead is huge but a couple of bird/bog swings and it will get interesting.

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14 minutes ago, ztejas said:

There's so much golf to play on the toughest course iteration so far this year. 6 shot lead is huge but a couple of bird/bog swings and it will get interesting.

8 up now, just finish out with a 7iron and putter 

Edited July 19, 2020 by tx 3 putt

[Dewey 3293]

I'm guessing Phil got bored and decided to fuck around with his putter from 70 yards out. 

[Jive Turkey 12644]

1 hour ago, tx 3 putt said:

8 up now, just finish out with a 7iron and putter 

8 shot lead now cut in half with 6 holes to go.

[tx 3 putt 77428]

it might be getting good 

[ztejas 43537]

C'mon West Texas! Put some pressure on this smelly Spaniard 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

these two are tripping over their dicks trying to finish 

[Dewey 3293]

Valdez out there

[tx 3 putt 77428]

nice chip 

[pops 7006]

4 turned into a 2. 

[dcar00 14366]

I saw that too.  he pulled a bit of reed there. I bet he saw it also the next 2 times he put the club down he put it down much softer.

Edited July 19, 2020 by dcar00

[tx 3 putt 77428]

that ball moved 

[bigup2dahorns 3343]

That’s a sure penalty on Rahm. I saw it live. Even more obvious on reply.

[Dewey 3293]

Still going to win

[dcar00 14366]

I'm sure Rahm saw it move.  when you put your club down the first time and do it that hard you are looking at the ball. 

Edited July 19, 2020 by dcar00

[StruggleBus 3922]

Not that it shouldn’t be a penalty, but that happens in literally every round on the tour and rarely gets called. 

[SimonBolivar 10959]

Oscillating is fine though.

[tx 3 putt 77428]

7 majors over the next 11 months, cray cray 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

also, rahm has a hot wife

[bigup2dahorns 3343]

Confirmed, It was a penalty. Doesn’t matter he won easily.

[Jive Turkey 12644]

48 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

7 majors over the next 11 months, cray cray 

If somebody gets hot, he can win 3, maybe 4 of them. Koepka won 4 of 8 and that was over 24 months. 

[conVINCEd 21469]

58 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

also, rahm has a hot wife

PGA tour whores are the best whores.

[StruggleBus 3922]

3 minutes ago, conVINCEd said:

PGA tour whores are the best whores.

Paulina walking across the bridge in that white skirt after DJ won the US Open is the greatest moment in the history of golf

 

[conVINCEd 21469]

You judge:

 

[tx 3 putt 77428]

28 minutes ago, Jive Turkey said:

If somebody gets hot, he can win 3, maybe 4 of them. Koepka won 4 of 8 and that was over 24 months. 

im going to start practicing twice a week !

[StruggleBus 3922]

9 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:

im going to start practicing twice a week !

I’m going to start taking one mulligan instead of two

[dcar00 14366]

3 hours ago, StruggleBus said:

Not that it shouldn’t be a penalty, but that happens in literally every round on the tour and rarely gets called. 

still was a bit Reed-ish from Rahm.  when you play golf as much as a guy like that you absolutely saw it move.  that first move pushing hard down on the club that near the ball was to improve the path the club would take to the ball.  not saying other guys don't do it but its against the rules.  they fairly penalized him and he won fair and square but he's supposed to call that on himself.