59 for Goydos

neckedit

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As the title says.........

Morrisseeee

Wow, thats some shooting, fair play, he bettter win now !!:D

Breakdown:
Hole Yardage Par Distance of putt
2 561 yards 5 5 feet, 9 inches
4 454 yards 4 17 feet, 6 inches
6 367 yards 4 18 feet, 2 inches
7 226 yards 3 12 feet, 4 inches
10 596 yards 5 5 feet, 7 inches
11 432 yards 4 39 feet, 4 inches
12 215 yards 3 19 feet, 7 inches
13 424 yards 4 24 feet, 7 inches
14 361 yards 4 5 feet, 8 inches
16 158 yards 3 13 feet, 9 inches
17 569 yards 5 11 feet
18 476 yards 4 7 feet, 3 inches

soundsham

he's a choker
laid him a few times on betfair for wins,
will have a look at laying him if he gets short enough

bigtimecharlie

Steve Stricker -7 after 11...........could equal.

bigtimecharlie

Stricker now -8 after 13, same score as Goydos had after 13.

123 players are even par or better. Course looks set up for scoring.

Goydos won't win anyway.

The_Kew_Tour

this 59 is turning out be like a 63 or so in most courses.

irishtoffee

bigtimecharlie wrote: »

Stricker now -8 after 13, same score as Goydos had after 13.

123 players are even par or better. Course looks set up for scoring.

Goydos won't win anyway.

You never know if he has 3 more 59s he might win ha ha.

neckedit

soundsham wrote: »

he's a choker
laid him a few times on betfair for wins,
will have a look at laying him if he gets short enough

weather you think he's a choker or not! Still only the fourth man on the USPGA to shoot 59 in a tournament. Fantastic play!

heavyballs

bigtimecharlie wrote: »

Stricker now -8 after 13, same score as Goydos had after 13.

123 players are even par or better. Course looks set up for scoring.

Goydos won't win anyway.

you don't say ,and sayin he won't win isn't exactly the shout of the week when you consider there's aroung 150 players chasing him on 1 of the easiest courses on tour and there's still 3 rounds to go,and also we all know it's very hard to follow a score like that with a similar low number

JerryHandbag

The day someone shoots 59 in a major is when I'll be gobsmacked.

Trampas

Shoots 59 and only 1 shot clear.

103 players under par.

Adiaga 2

Any time someone shoots a score like that, it's on a course that's giving up a lot of birdies. It's still an amazing feat as evidenced by the fact that he's only the fourth person to it on the pga tour. Chip Beck and David Duval both did it in Las Vegas(i think) on courses that are typically torn apart. From what I've read about Goydos's round, he holed a lot of long putts for his score too so it was obviously a round where everything went right and must have felt amazing to him. I like to watch him play personally. He has a quirky swing and is not a long hitter. If any one has read A Good Walked Spoiled, Goydos comes across as a very nice guy who's prepared to grind for every penny he earns. Fair play to him! Long way to go yet but hope he wins.

soundsham

neckedit wrote: »

weather you think he's a choker or not! Still only the fourth man on the USPGA to shoot 59 in a tournament. Fantastic play!

so what its a great score ya......
all I said is the guy is a choker,has done many times,and will continue to do so

neckedit

soundsham wrote: »

so what its a great score ya......
all I said is the guy is a choker,has done many times,and will continue to do
so

So what he's a choker.........still in the record books with a 59!

heavyballs

soundsham wrote: »

so what its a great score ya......
all I said is the guy is a choker,has done many times,and will continue to do so

there are many players you could describe as chockers,he's not 1,he has a swing that's very natural and doesn't perform well under pressure normally,i accept that,however he's won twice(i think)on tour,hence he's not a chocker imo
an example of a chocker imo,Briany Baird gets the #1 vote

the groutch

heavyballs wrote: »

an example of a chocker imo,Briany Baird gets the #1 vote

Justin Rose was a perennial choker, but seem to have gotten on top of hte mental side of his game

heavyballs

the groutch wrote: »

Justin Rose was a perennial choker, but seem to have gotten on top of hte mental side of his game

in fairness with JR it's his swing change as much as anything, i think the word Choker gets over used,i think most golfers in a given situation can be called a choker,Greg Norman in particular but he still won a lot of tourneys,

Aidric

heavyballs wrote: »

an example of a chocker imo,Briany Baird gets the #1 vote

Let's not forget Robert Garrigus. :pac:

BiffoGooner

If you're going to talk about chokers, I think Lee Westwood's name has to be mentioned along the way.

heavyballs

BiffoGooner wrote: »

If you're going to talk about chokers, I think Lee Westwood's name has to be mentioned along the way.

no not imo,how many tourneys has he won?20 odd

Mr check raise

out of about 100 he should have

heavyballs

Mr check raise wrote: »

out of about 100 he should have

well done,intelligent post,:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Mr check raise

thank you :pac:

But in fairness he has choked a few times. Maybe not played badly but not up to his potential.

heavyballs

Mr check raise wrote: »

thank you :pac:

But in fairness he has choked a few times. Maybe not played badly but not up to his potential.

ffs lads,comeon,who hasn't, you don't fall from grace like he did when he went miles down in the world ranking only then to come back into the top5 in the world without bein solid,you lot must think it's easy to win a tour event with 150 odd pro's

abouttobebanned

Goydos is a rhythm player. Yesterday was a fine example of that. He bogeyed a hole on the back nine tonight and then he never looked comfortable. Tomorrow will be a hige test for him, one which I'd love to see him pass.