PGA Tour Thread

And that should be that. Koepka playing lovely and getting the putts.

ionadnapóca

Could Webb do it?

That is one hell of a colourful scorecard from Jordan Spieth. No doubt he is nearly back to his best but throws a horrendous swing in every now and again then

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

That is one hell of a colourful scorecard from Jordan Spieth. No doubt he is nearly back to his best but throws a horrendous swing in every now and again then

Himself and Hao tong are an entertaining follow on the shot tracker

Barnaboy

Wayne Riley, WTF!!!!! Hilarious!

Keano

When your luck is in!

How did Koepka end up with a perfect clear line and lie!! Just when you think he may drop a shot

sReq | uTeK

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

How did Koepka end up with a perfect clear line and lie!! Just when you think he may drop a shot

If he fell into ****e he would come put clean.

munster87

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

How did Koepka end up with a perfect clear line and lie!! Just when you think he may drop a shot

Looks like another!

Rikand

And another break.

I hit one wayward tee shot today that hit a tree and it kicked further left into the trees and I had to hack out backwards

munsterlegend

sReq | uTeK wrote: »

If he fell into ****e he would come put clean.

Players go through periods when things go their way. Happened to spieth too. Rory iron play has been poor today as he driven it quite well.

18/18 scrambling this week and only missed one putt inside 10 foot. Not just a power player in fairness.

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munsterlegend wrote: »

Players go through periods when things go their way. Happened to spieth too. Rory iron play has been poor today as he driven it quite well.

100% look at that on the 16th after an amazing drive. A horrible horrible par

munster87

He’s a machine when it matters

I know wolfe is getting most of the attention but Collin Morikawa has been top of the bunch for me of the new comers

eagle eye

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I know wolfe is getting most of the attention but Collin Morikawa has been top of the bunch for me of the new comers

Morikawa has been excellent but I'd have Wolff and Hovland ahead of him. Justin Suh when he has fully recovered from his wrist injury will be really good as well.
It's one of the best classes of rookies ever.
Wolff had a good weekend finishing tied 24th in the WGC event.

eagle eye wrote: »

Morikawa has been excellent but I'd have Wolff and Hovland ahead of him. Justin Suh when he has fully recovered from his wrist injury will be really good as well.
It's one of the best classes of rookies ever.
Wolff had a good weekend finishing tied 24th in the WGC event.

I havent seen enough of hovland to comment although he has looked great anytime i have seen him, I probably haven't seen enough of any to really comment.

but it does look a fantastic bunch, I've read lots of great things about devon bling also, a tiger like background in having a military father and an over achiever in almost every facet of his life

eagle eye

Morikawa gets his first win, two rookies in July.

eagle eye wrote: »

Morikawa gets his first win, two rookies in July.

That accuracy off the tee with good length is just sexy

GreeBo

ionadnapokot wrote: »

https://twitter.com/rjmccullough/status/1155523360274747392?s=21

Rory easily beat that at the Ryder Cup

See Garcia at it again this week.

I was a fan over the years but if he hasn’t learned from Saudi Arabia he never will.

MyPeopleDrankTheSoup

him throwing his driver at his caddy at the open seemed way worse. that seemed to go under the radar a bit

MyPeopleDrankTheSoup wrote: »

him throwing his driver at his caddy at the open seemed way worse. that seemed to go under the radar a bit

Agreed, I think the caddy is his brother?

I’d have wrapped it around his neck

abff

How come there are only three FedEx Cup play-off events this year?

abff wrote: »

How come there are only three FedEx Cup play-off events this year?

Just scrapped one and did a reschedule

paulos53

There is also a big change to the final Fedex event

The FedExCup points leader after the first two Playoffs events will begin the TOUR Championship at 10-under par.
The No. 2 player will start at 8 under.
The No. 3 player starts at 7 under;
the No. 4 player starts at 6 under;
the No. 5 player starts at 5 under.
Players 6-10 start at 4 under;
players 11-15 start at 3 under;
players 16-20 start at 2 under;
players 21-25 start at 1 under;
and players 26-30 start at even par.

As things stand some guys would be giving Koepka a 10 shot head start. It is hard enough to beat the guy from a level start without giving him shots

DuckSlice

I may get attacked for saying this, but I fancy Rory to win the FedEx cup. Koepka is the clear favourite but I think he could sneak it.

etxp wrote: »

I may get attacked for saying this, but I fancy Rory to win the FedEx cup. Koepka is the clear favourite but I think he could sneak it.

Currently 2nd, no reason why not