Read this statement from Sean O'Hair's father

[bdcrowe]

Originally Posted by VtDivot

... and don't really even know my father. I am lucky thought because I love my father-in-law like he has been my father my whole life. I am truly lucky and I think Sean probably feels the same way.

Lucky bastard...

Oh, wait... I'm sorry. That came out wrong...

[longiron]

This dude is a big giant DICK.

[Rockford35]

Originally Posted by VtDivot

Anyways enough soppy shit.... the real question is should I be using headcovers or not???

Always use a headcover on Cameron. If you choose to use on on your putter too, it's entirely up to you.

R35

[VtDivot]

Originally Posted by Rockford35

Always use a headcover on Cameron. If you choose to use on on your putter too, it's entirely up to you.

R35

errr.... Cameron is my putter LOL

[longiron]

Has anyone read the last on with the contract and everything. Just keeps getting better and better.

[CKGuY914]

When I played competitive junior golf I used to practice and play with kids where their parents pushed them so hard to become a professional that it was a common sight to see them get beat right on the golf course when they play bad.

This one particular kid, Henry Liaw (won couple Junior Worlds, won Junior Amateur once, currently playing for U of A), I remember whenever he'd miss a short putt his dad's shoes would be flying straight at his head. There are times where it seems like there's just no passion in him to play golf, it was more of a job or duty.

Ones that I've known that actually became successful in pursuing a professional career (Candie Kung, Kevin Na) and were never treated that way from their parents but still have great support from them.

[Farquod]

"...you guys won't have Dick Nixon to kick around anymore."

Like Dick back then, Marc's just not feeling the love.

Really, I think it's all about the book, boys. Coming soon to a Barnes and Noble near you. "Sean O'Hair, the early years."

And don't forget the "How to" courses.