Golf
Dufner won't win and I'll tell you for why.....
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I hope Duff-man wins but still think Scott is playing the best golf.. I missed holes 6-18 of dufners round yesterday though but i would think it must have been playstation golf
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Of course value is opinions, even if there is a correct price. It's just impossible to calculate/estimate it accurately.
But why do you say the layer(s) are the one(s) dictating prices ? Imo it's the backers who are forming the market prices and it's certaily a lot easier for backers to move prices than it is for layers. |
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Dufner is leading to early, you need a good nights sleep on the friday i doubt he got one.
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I do not believe Scott or Rose will win. It's hard to win 2 Majors in a year and neither of them has the necessary class like Woods or Nicklaus to do so.
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I will agree to dis agree
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Shoots a 63 in a major and he is a bottler. And players who shot 80 held it together.
I'm convinced. |
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dufner has this habit of missing 2-3 footers when the pressure is on. that will be his undoing im afraid
hope im wrong but I don't see him finishing it off - he's hit the front way too early |
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I really hope he doesn't win. Never forget the disgusting crumble 2 years ago to let Bradley win. Watching him sweating profusely and trying to drag his fat carcass around the course whilst dropping shots for fun was too much to watch. May as well have had a bonfire with my fkin money.
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Tee announcer is hilarious. Classic American stereo type!
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lol hank.ma worst loss like that was bjorn losing to curtis in the open.3 out the bunker
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that's what im talking about........sad too watch cos like westwood, brilliant up till the putting
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17 and 18 are very hard and anyone needing a PAR, PAR finish would struggle to do so, add the fact that it would be to win a major and I think bogey, bogey would be more likely.
That does not make them a choker, just 2 very hard holes to finish. But many out there will be shouting choker at the top of their voices as usual. Normally people who couldn't pot a straight black for their local pool team when the score was 4 all. |
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.....that twitchy putt on the 18 showed me a man who is mentally fragile. A man with no real pedigree. The winner will be Kuchar. I have been nibbling at him for the last two days, and I believe this man is now ready to dive in to the waters of plenty and bath in the sun of success. You heard it here first.
only just seen this thread....you think duffer has no bottle but Cooch has...  .....thats made my day...comedy gold. |
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Yeah, I'm not bitter lendmeurwheelbarrow
 Actually I have changed my mind, he can win today as I am quite red on Furyk! |
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He will win because week aftrer week I back the little sod and he does naff all. YEt the only weeks I forget, am busy he goes and wins
 Like Mickleson, backed him several times to no avail and laid him twice. He has won the twice I laid him but never when I have backed him  |
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Gentlemen,
As I slope off to the bath to wash my weary and worthless limbs, firstly, I want you to know I won't be taking a electric fire in there with me, I've been laying dufner all day convinced my almost psychic analysis of this great game was right, however, it was wrong. Secondly I'd like to hold my hands up and say I deserve to be s****ed and sneered at. I was bold, some would even argue rash when I arrogantly wrote this thread. I only ask one thing as I leave tail firmly between my legs to return to the poor house. Keep reaching for the stars. Never stop. |
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blueFoxx15.....at least you had the balls to put up your opinion......unlike some on here. Enjoy your bath
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hope the pain isn't to much bluefox
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thinly veiled i`m off to knock one out
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Credit to poster coming back on holding his hands up we all get it wrong From time to time
There's alway next week |
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great final round from dufner
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Aye, credit for not doing a disappearing act.
Think the key was Dufner stiffing so many iron shots, his putting from distance was quite good and such was the quality of some of his approaches he never really have too many testers. Just as well as the putting stroke on 17 was quite horrible. |
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duffers went for it all day...furyk tried to par it to death hoping others would just fall away.....duffers went and won it...well done that man....
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duffner can drill his wedges to 5 feet every time........that was the difference
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MONET TREE getting worried.
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*MONEY
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gambling is very simple...........all winners are value and all losers are not.
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Well calculated Eddie the Eagle, you were spot on.
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I saw 3 puts that looked very nervy - think under real pressure may be a different story but everybody fell away as soon as they looked challenging
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obviously all the challengers felt more pressure than duffman, he held up well all day.
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Agreed but don't think I would want to be with him in a real tight finish
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Eddie doesn't give out tips too often, but after picking Oostie a few years ago when he won the Open at long odds, and calling J-Duff good value at 5.8s I reckon he's proven to be one of the more astute on here. I will pay attention to him moving forwards
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At all, or just Majors?
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