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Shane Lowry - 2019 Champion Golfer of The Year (note first post please for posting guidance)
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Minderbinder wrote: »I don't think one good tournament translates to good form. In reality his performance at Fota was what we should have expected from him this year, in what has been a hugely disappointing season to date. Without Wentworth he'd be scrapping to retain his card. He's actually very lucky that the flagship event is held on a course that he clearly loves.
On top of Wentworth, he did fairly well to qualify for (and just miss the cut in) his first US Open (and the 2 decent showings Bob mentionned
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Not saying that he's gonna have a great year but I've seen enough to suggest he wouldn't be struggling for a card leaving Wentworth aside and I'd expect a few decent finishes to come.
Personally I get the impression that he's a bit of a home bird at present, in that, we'll see the best of his when the travel is at a minimum and I'd expect him to have a decent "European Leg" of the European Tour.
I'm not quite sure he's comfortable with all the travel. Hopefully that'll come with experience.
An example of this would be hanging around to watch Offaly on the Sunday before the US Open. Maybe he needed to do that as a form of unwinding but a lot will say he should have been over in Pinehurst getting ready... I'd be inclined to say that he's the kind of lad that the match would have done him some good but it is unusual.
Also a bit harsh saying he's lucky he loves Wentworth. Some courses suit some golfers. That's par for the course. Loving a course doesn't guarantee a good place and that takes away from a great achievement.
When he's on form he has proven to be very comfortable in the highest levels. I think we'll some decent results over the next month or so.0 -
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Show me the proof..................
Basically black absorbs more heat, so while it takes in more heat from the sun it also takes more heat away from the body thus making you cooler.
White/light clothes reflect the body heat back. Your body is hotter and closer to the clothes than the heat from the sun..... Ara just google it 0 -
That research is based on nomads wearing loose fitting robes in the desert and the theory is the black absorbs heat from both the body and the sun but as the robes allow air flow it draws the heat away and is cooling.
This is not the same as wearing black trousers and a black polo shirt which is much closer to the skin in 25-20 degrees and high humidity with little or no wind.
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Basically black absorbs more heat, so while it takes in more heat from the sun it also takes more heat away from the body thus making you cooler.
White/light clothes reflect the body heat back. Your body is hotter and closer to the clothes than the heat from the sun..... Ara just google it
Back on topic now I think before we get too technical (Still don't believe you-may ban you for making up lies:pac:)0 -
Basically black absorbs more heat, so while it takes in more heat from the sun it also takes more heat away from the body thus making you cooler.
White/light clothes reflect the body heat back. Your body is hotter and closer to the clothes than the heat from the sun..... Ara just google it
Thats been shown to be hockum!
The tight black top he was wearing was a poor choice, loose black trousers would be the same as loose white trousers.0 -
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