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PGA Tour Thread

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hurikane

Banner fights back wrote: »

I will not be surprised if this tournament was abandoned in the coming hours. Contact tracing is underway but surely the players in his group along with the scorers, and possibly a lot of players will be tested. This is not unexpected development but worrying at the same time.

All the players trotting out the same line about it being a case of when they got the first positive, not if. Looks like they will plough ahead.

hurikane

bren2001 wrote: »

Yeah, lightning close to the course.

Back out playing

Joe Columbo

hurikane wrote: »

All the players trotting out the same line about it being a case of when they got the first positive, not if. Looks like they will plough ahead.

They have to play on, if individual players don't want to then they can withdraw from the tournament but if they PGA tour decide to cancel the tournament for this then they're just admitting that they'll have to cancel the PGA tour until a vaccine is found.

Happy4all

The lads who thought it too unsafe to risk playing in the Olympics, surely won't play on ?

eagle eye

NDWC wrote:

The most shocking thing to me is that Watney still has a card

Why would you say that?

eagle eye

So Brooks and DJ right in it but De Chambeau has been excellent. His score could be better, he was very close with pace and line on a couple of putts that didn't drop. A lot of them looked in.

Deeper Blue

eagle eye wrote: »

Why would you say that?

He just doesn't seem to have had much form in the last 6/7 years, I could've sworn he lost his card at some point in recent times too.

I wish him well, he signed my nephew's hat at the Open a while back, lovely guy.

Banner fights back

A great news story coming out of Florida in the secondary Korn Ferry Tour. Chris Kirk who took a break away from the game last year due to his battle with alcoholism has just won the King and Bear Classic. A birdie at the last gave him a winning total of 26 under, one ahead of Justin Lower. Fair dues to him. Huge respect for his honesty and been so open about his issues. A few tears will be shed with the Kirk family for sure.

CMcsporty

DeChampbeau struggling out there a little today in the heat
Even par and drenched in sweat after 5 holes!

CMcsporty

back 2 back birdies from BDeC
Just warming up:pac:

Mantis Toboggan

Cracking stuff from Hatton, that's 16 birdies in his last 44 holes and without a bogey.

Golf is my Game

CMcsporty wrote: »

DeChampbeau struggling out there a little today in the heat
Even par and drenched in sweat after 5 holes!

I thought these boys got new cloths from their sponsors every week. Looks like they didnt know he had gone up a few sizes. Looser shirt and he mightnt look so sweaty I mean.

woodyg

ah everyone would have a sweat on in 30c and 70% humidity.
spent many a summer in Toronto in those conditions an trust me 15 mins walk an yea had a sweat on

CMcsporty

^
There is having a sweat on and then there is Bryson! Dripping!

CMcsporty

Webb is playing cool as a breeze. But the putts aren't dropping today.

Dr. Bre

Berger could go back to back wins

[Deleted User]

Dr. Bre wrote: »

Berger could go back to back wins

He has some ridiculous record going for under par rounds also I forget how many but they said it on sky yesterday

CMcsporty

I remember him finishing runner up to Harrington in the Honda. Harrington was full of praise for his him.
That was 5 years ago?
Apparently he's a June specialist!

& finished Runner up to Speith at the Travelers in June 2017. Could be going for the Hat-trick next week!

Potential Underachiever

CMcsporty wrote: »

I remember him finishing runner up to Harrington in the Honda. Harrington was full of praise for his him.
That was 5 years ago?
Apparently he's a June specialist!

& finished Runner up to Speith at the Travelers in June 2017. Could be going for the Hat-trick next week!

I recall Harrington putting out a tweet of him tucking into a burger after the playoff win, I don't think Berger saw the funny side of it IIRC.

eagle eye

It's 25 rounds under par in a row now.

And the other man doing unbelievable stuff, Morikawa, is five consecutive cuts made from tying Tiger's record for a rookie.

Remind me

Potential Underachiever wrote: »

I recall Harrington putting out a tweet of him tucking into a burger after the playoff win, I don't think Berger saw the funny side of it IIRC.

Did I read somewhere Harrington took him under his wing a bit with advice, practice rounds etc... After the Honda?

Goldenjohn

Potential Underachiever wrote: »

I recall Harrington putting out a tweet of him tucking into a burger after the playoff win, I don't think Berger saw the funny side of it IIRC.

A burger & coke is Paddy’s celebratory dinner of choice afaik rather than it been a dig at Berger. Definitely not his style to disrespect one of his peers.

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Banner fights back wrote: »

A great news story coming out of Florida in the secondary Korn Ferry Tour. Chris Kirk who took a break away from the game last year due to his battle with alcoholism has just won the King and Bear Classic. A birdie at the last gave him a winning total of 26 under, one ahead of Justin Lower. Fair dues to him. Huge respect for his honesty and been so open about his issues. A few tears will be shed with the Kirk family for sure.

26 under? Were they on a pitch and putt course?

Dr. Bre

AdamD wrote: »

26 under? Were they on a pitch and putt course?

The heritage will probably be won in the 20s also tho

Dr. Bre

Some round Fritelli. Don’t think it will be enough to win tho

Golf is my Game

Dr. Bre wrote: »

Some round Fritelli. Don’t think it will be enough to win tho

Seeing his name always has the theme from Friends in my mind.

Remind me

Golf is my Game wrote: »

Seeing his name always has the theme from Friends in my mind.

Seeing his name reminds me of cheating playing alongside lowry

BoldReason

I don't mind Hatton. But I do love a good spontaneous combustion. Could be incoming.

BoldReason

BoldReason wrote: »

I don't mind Hatton. But I do love a good spontaneous combustion. Could be incoming.

Hatton looks like he wants to box the head off a lad

eagle eye

Magnificent finish from Webb Simpson to seal it. Berger was impressive late in the day too, a friend was saying that if you added up the combined par putt distance for Berger it was under 200 inches total.