Tiger within one.
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2018 Open Championship Discussion Thread
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- Aug 20, 2005
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Your first mistake was listening to Johnny Miller.
At Carnasty, it’s not over until the last putt is holed. Just ask Van de Velde.
Tiger is T1. Prepare the oatmeal.
Eight guys with one shot. Should be a great finish.
Schauffele's bunker game is on point today.
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Rory joint leader after 15. Will he run out of holes ...
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Yes.
That was garbage, didn’t change the outcome but still lame.
Looks like it's Molinari... the first Italian to win a Major. Schauffele has quite a hill to climb to save par on 17. The fan was idiotic. The marshals can't control stupidity. What they could have controlled is the baby that had Schauffele back off more than once on 17. Ask her to take the kid and move our of earshot. Get a babysitter. Don't bring a toddler to the front row of a major championship gallery!
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What could have been for Kisner.
More good young talent on display. Schauffele was stellar. Still goes to show the current talent pool is the size of an ocean. So many out there that can... and do... contend on tournament Sunday. Keeps the game so exciting when you go into the last round with no idea who will crash and who will catch fire.
I do feel Molinari had one advantage. He and Woods both played solid golf. Hole after hole, Molinari just kept his head down and played par golf. OTOH, Spieth seemed to know he'd lost it early and did not play well. It can be difficult to focus on your own game when the playing partner is in trouble off so many tee boxes and can't seem to get a ball close to the hole.
Fun tournament!
I do feel Molinari had one advantage. He and Woods both played solid golf. Hole after hole, Molinari just kept his head down and played par golf. OTOH, Spieth seemed to know he'd lost it early and did not play well. It can be difficult to focus on your own game when the playing partner is in trouble off so many tee boxes and can't seem to get a ball close to the hole.
Fun tournament!
