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Phoenix Open
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True braindead fowler,playing to the crowd ,got what he deserved ,sweet f a
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regular play
Ball hit the downslope in front of the green and rolled all the way through into the water behind the hole. “I hit it right on line, hit it exactly where I was looking,” Fowler said. “That's kind of the unfortunate part to hit the shots that I did and to pull them off, and then it kind of backfired there. Hit a perfect shot.” Standing on the tee with Fowler, Matsuyama was just as surprised. “He hit a perfect drive in regulation at 17,” Matsuyama said through his translator. “I'm surprised it went into the water. It was a great shot.” |
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The most overrated course in world golf in my opinion. It was a lag putting fest for about three hours, dismal to watch. And whoever set up 18 should be shot. The entire point of that hole is you've got water down the left for your pressure tee shot on the last; yet the longer hitters can carry it! Fowler hit a poor drive on the 72nd but ended up with wedge from the fairway. 433 yards really is nothing for the tour pros these days. Should be nearer 500, let's see them hit a good drive and a 6 iron to earn the trophy.
And that's not even mentioning the drunken oafs on 16. Glad it's all behind us for another 12 months. |
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Matsuyama won, move on to next tournament, Jesus wept.
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fowler went to 1.03 16th
no excuses for getting out well ahead I ended up getting out 1.67  |
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Rickie Fowler & the Carolina Panthers......playing at a town near you soon!
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Go and eat an extremely large bowl of beans Heinz...Make yourself sick!
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THE PHOENIX OPEN 2017 From the par 71, 7,266 yds TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course - the PGA TOUR’s most raucous venue - northeast of Scottsdale featuring The “Coliseum” - the par-3 16th hole. Last year’s massive crowds of 618,365 easily surpassed the Arizona Cardinals’ 2016 home attendance figures of 518,652 and beat those of all but six other NFL teams – to see a line-up that features 11 of the T25 in the OWG Rankings. LOUD, RUDE, MENTAL & NOISY BOOZY YANKS – mostly grown men yelling “GET IN THE HOLE” – omg what excitement we have in store ! Justin Spieth-less 8/1.....having his first look wondering what all this noise is about. Hideki at 12/1.....defending Champ, will be “quite please”d. JT-59 Thomas 12’s.....Mr Confidence’s return to winning action.  Jonny the Rahm 25.....last week was very impressive. Brooks Koepka 28. Phil the Trill 28.....3-time Champ back for the 28th time. Arnie, Gene Littler and Calcavecchia have also won 3 times in Phoenix. He holds the 18 & 72-Hole Record of (60 & 256) since 2013. (also shot 60 in 2005). Pat Reed 33. Bubba 33's.....”Bubba is brainless also” - deplaster. Ricky Tricky 33/1.....more tears from Fowler when he ponders last year’s playoff splash to Matsuyama. Ryan Moore 33. Gary Woodland 40. Tony Finau 40. 50’s bar Catch Me ifyoucan • February 7, 2016 8:47 PM GMT - HAD a go off BOO WEEKLEY 33's for a real good back nine (last year – ended up 5th). Sundog, maybe pay to keep an eye on Willy Wilcox 400/1 StanJimmy ROLL ON the Johnny and Bob 'chokers show' with their usual Sunday nite fat lady singing 5hite.   |
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Absolutely convinced Fowler has had this tournament on his mind for some time and is desperate to right the wrong of last year. What happened to him last year was brutal and I'd love to see him win this time around. Just not sure his games where it should be at the moment. Having said that if I could grab 40/1 I'd probably be willing to take the chance
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spieth.
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Bubba at 36s well worth a bet here, the onslaught of the kids has to take a week off at some point surely?
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Some of these KIDS went to Arizona State on golf scholarships
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Since joining the Pac-10 in 1978, no team has won more league titles than Arizona State men's golf with its dozen championships. With history that dates to 1931, the Sun Devils have claimed two NCAA team titles, six NCAA individual titles, three U.S. Amateur champions and the first two-time winner of the Ben Hogan Award. The program has produced amateur and professional legends such as Phil Mickelson 28/1, Paul Casey, Jeff Quinney, Alejandro Canizares, Jon Rahm and Billy Mayfair, who continue to shape the world of golf at all levels.
Included in those 12 Pac-12 titles are a record six straight from 1995-2000, with other titles in 1979, 1981, 1989, 1990, 1993, and 2008. The Sun Devils have seven regional championships in its trophy case, tied for third-best in the NCAA and for the most by any Pac-12 school. Since 1958 only three schools have more All-Americans than ASU. Sun Devils have earned the honour 63 times with 23 first-team picks, 22 second-team picks, and 18 third-team picks. Since 1993, ASU has posted 13 NCAA top-10 finishes. With players like Phil Mickelson, Matt Jones 250/1, Jon Rahm, Pat Perez 50/1 and Paul Casey producing on the PGA Tour, new head coach Matt Thurmond, the 2009 National Coach of the Year, has a program in place that has incredible tradition. This is Sun Devil Men's Golf. |
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Spiethless is preferred a little later on in March/April at the Valspar at Innisbrook, WGC matchplay in Austin CC, Shell Houston Open & obviously at The Masters.
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Maybe have a closer look at these 'course-horses'...
Hideki Matsuyama 11/1......1,2,4 last three years. Ryan Moore 30/1......11,17,6,4 in last 4 years. Bubba Watson 33/1.....last ten years 14,2,2,15,5,29,36,25,mc,8. Brendan Steele 40/1......form reads 17, 26, 6, 6, 5 & 53. Martin Laird 80/1.....41, 5, 19, mc, 61 & 3rd from last 6 years. Webb Simpson 80/1.....14,-,10,-,8 & 8 in last 6 years. Bryce Molder 200/1......6,70,29,24,15,62 & 8th in seven appearances. Shane 80's grabbed a 6th place finish in his first 4-laps last year. |
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lewisham ranger • February 6, 2016 11:29 PM GMT
Deplasterer 06 Feb 16 21:12 Joined: 23 Aug 10 | Topic/replies: 4,105 | Blogger: Deplasterer's blog That's why Matsuyama rarely wins, 6 feet to get within 2 and bogeys. Never again, in the black book and its not even back nine Sunday Cry He's young and will get over any mental issues. Will go down in history as the first Japanese player to win a major |
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Hideki is the highest ranked player in the field, and is T4-T2-1 the last 3 years. What on earth's he got to do to be favourite?
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THE PHOENIX PICKS
JT59 Thomas - Mr Confidence’s return to winning action. Mickelson - 3-time Champ back for the 28th time PHIL will TRILL ‘em. JB Holmes - will join the 3-time winners club in Phoenix (6th last year too) Brendan Steele - 20th,6th & 6th in his last 3 events. Shane Lowry - could steal the lime-light from The Beef with his beardy golf. Res:Martin Laird – 5th pick simply, Ireland or Scotland. |
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EIGHT of the Top 10 in FedEx Cup standings (points) play this week:
1. 12/1 Justin Thomas (1,614) 2. 11/1 Hideki Matsuyama (1,197) 3. 55/1 Pat Perez (858) 4. 40/1 Brendan Steele (781) 5. 250/1 Mackenzie Hughes (648) 6. 22/1 Jon Rahm (625) 7. Hudson Swafford (610) 8. Charles Howell III (584) 9. 300/1 Rod Pampling (560) 10. 200/1 Cody Gribble (481) |
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Matsuyama, Holmes, Rahm, Fowler and Mickelson 5 against the field. Cross doubles with stenson, Hatton and Pieters.
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EIGHT of the 11 TOUR winners this season are in their 20s, including the last FIVE - while 9 of the first 11 winners have emerged out of the FINAL group on Sunday.
48 players UNDER 30yo in the field this week.....(Player)(age) Jordan Spieth 23 Justin Thomas 23 Hideki Matsuyama 24 Jon Rahm 22 Brooks Koepka 26 Rickie Fowler 28 Patrick Reed 26 Tony Finau 27 Harris English 27 Shane Lowry 29 Emiliano Grillo 24 Byeong-Hun An 25 Adam Hadwin 29 Dan Berger 23 Russell Henley 27 Jake Rogers 29 Kyle Stanley 29 Robert Streb 29 Jamie Lovemark 29 Ollie Schniederjans 23 Grayson Murray 23 Pan Cheng-Tsung 25 Danny Lee 26 John Huh 26 Bud Cauley 26 Cody Gribble 26 Ben Martin 29 Michael Kim 23 Ryo Ishikawa 25 Si-Woo Kim 21 Harold Varner III 26 JJ Spaun 26 Mackenzie Hughes 26 Smylie Kaufman 25 Andrew Johnston 27 Zac Blair 26 Cameron Tringale 29 John Peterson 27 Jon Curran 29 Blayne Barber 27 Nick Taylor 28 Seung-Yul Noh 25 Morgan Hoffmann 27 Wesley Bryan 26 Alex Kang 26 Andrew Loupe 28 Mark Hubbard 27 Brandon Hagy 25 |
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ROLL ON the Johnny and Bob 'chokers show' with their usual Sunday nite fat lady singing 5hite.
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Hadwin seems to be a fantastic price at 100/1 ,he appears to be in really good form, is there something I am missing?
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Well tbf he usually loses,but @ 100 its fair
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Ricky Barnes +5 thru 2
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Think Matsy an absolute lock for BIG tourney success this year...Very impressive all round game now!Top class.
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2 HORSE RACE LET THE FUN BEGIN
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Add Laird to the coolection
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A lot more interesting with An going wet
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Decent bogey in the end
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very
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who you got in SB later bob? wanting to go with Atl as they seem like a bit of value, but hard to back against pats!
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Anyone home? sundays used to see a lot of traffic. Cmon out lurkers
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Matsuyama an or laird would have been fine for me but had to bale out with simpson being a realistic possible winner all the profit all but gone now .
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have won on the European tour comfortably the last 2 weeks but on the us pga someone comes out of the woodwork to screw things up.
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Another timeform squiddle for benny here,ffs he hates water more than a gremlin
Huge green on him,cashed out for small win,seething |
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Did back matsuyama this am at 8 but An such a f letdown ,caddy should told him driver on 11
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has hun an blown it?
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5 5s for An on back 9!
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