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Tim Clark, Matty Goggin, Ryo Ishikawa....
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Golf bettors who some wish disappeared : lewisham ranger
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https://www.golf-monthly.co.uk/features/the-game/11-golfers-who-have-changed-careers-147071
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From 2006-2008, Trevor Immelman won two times on the PGA Tour, including the 2008 Masters and ranked as high as 13th in the Official Golf World Rankings.
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Mike Weir after his 2003 Masters victory ?
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Used to be a Aussie guy called ADAM on tour ?
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I got the impression that victor the terrible suffered from mental problems. always seemed incredibly introverted for a golfer. some of them are quite reclusive of course but maybe he found dealing with the media and so on an intolerable burden?
or maybe he's just had injury issues. but you're right mighty it's a fascinating concept that some of these sportsmen just seem to disappear off the radar. |
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http://www.bunkered.co.uk/golf-news/what-has-happened-to-victor-dubuisson
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https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/news/what-happened-to-2014-ryder-cup-star-victor-dubuisson/
that article goes more into the story. some people just lose their motivation. they do it from an early age, like kim and dubuisson, and then perhaps they grow to resent the game, and wish to do something else in life.... |
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Dubuisson reportedly had a troubled back childhood and has a few issues he is scheduled to play in Hong Kong next week.
I suppose golfers are like the rest of society and all have their own demons heard Eddie Pepperell a few weeks ago saying he withdrew from the French open three weeks before the open because he couldn't face getting out of bed and going - a month later he had a second in scotland top 10 at the open and has gone on to good things. Weir and Immelman just lost their form and still play when they can especially weir who turns up all over the place. I was thinking more of the player who just vanishes often for no apparent reason. |
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golf bettors are also a good shout money
I wonder if eddie the eagle still punts and checks in on here |
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I was thinking more of the player who just vanishes often for no apparent reason.
but I think the reason is obvious- they fall out of love with the game. otherwise it would make sense to carry on, they can make far more from golf than they can from a regular job. bobby fischer in chess is a famous example of someone who just disappeared from the map for twenty years. |
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There are so many guys that they can disappear for ages without even being noticed - Stadler was out for ages and I only really realised he was gone now he's played a few events.
One that came to mind is Jeff Overton, turns out he's had a hellish time of it but even as a Ryder Cup player what's been happening has barely attracted a mention. http://www.bunkered.co.uk/golf-news/what-has-happened-to-jeff-overton |
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Whatever happened to Heinz Guardian !
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If we're hunting for lost forumites, surely abitofinterest has to put in an appearance if old Three Sticks gets it done this weekend.
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Good article on Jeff Overton
Briny Baird record money without a win hasn't teed it up in nearly 5 years due to a bad back |
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Having a look down the PGA all-time list, couple of PGA winners who seem to have vanished: Ryuji Imada, Nathan Green. Green playing this week in Australia but doesn't seem to play abroad anywhere, Imada disappeared off the face of the earth.
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Anthony Kim
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Hunter Mahon was World #4 a few years back
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Mike Weir is a great shout. He was a class act in his day. Then disappeared.
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Mind you Glenn Miller was a class act too .............. then he disappeared.
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Mike Wier ,how about Len Mattice who I'm fairly sure went 2/5 during Wiers Masters win.
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Chris Dimarco
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The RSM GROUP (Tax, Audit and Advisory Management Consulting) sponsor this weeks Sea Island PGA TOUR event.
Team RSM features PGA TOUR players Chris DiMarco, Zach Johnson, Davis Love III, Chris Kirk and Dru Love and European Tour players Andy Sullivan, Paul Lawrie, Paul Waring and Hinrich Arkenau. |
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a couple from yesteryear are Bill Rogers and Ian Baker-Finch, both won the Open and then totally fell apart
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Smylie Kaufman.
Who? A shot off the lead in the 2015 US Masters after three rounds. In the last round started par, birdie, then dropped 10 shots in the last 16 holes, Willett picked up 5 shots over that stretch. |
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Michael Campbell seemed to go to pieces after a big win.
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Matteo Manasero hacking about at 600 in the world after a great start to his pro career. Luke Donald gone to pot. I get the impression whats done these two is they just cant compete with the big hitters.
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Bid hitters and comfort zones . Too easy nowadays if you get to top 100 , just turn up and go through the motions . Big difference from around 1950 when the winner of the Open got around £350 . Wouldn't even buy a modest new car then .
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David Duval
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Aul Anthony Kim done me a good turn a few years back, winning the tournament just before the Masters.
If I remember correctly, him and Sabbatini nearly came to blows on the tee of a particular tournament. I wish the lad well. |
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Jesper Parnevik
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Rory McIlroy on a Sunday
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bill rogers
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Jordan Spieth?
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notah begay
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julian dicks.
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Villegas ?
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