neckedit wrote: » "Of nowhere exactly. But you knew that too. Or look up standard English idioms meaning to be waning, declining, or coming to the end of a period." QUOTE] get ove it,i love PH but if someone wants to bash him i say leave them to it,on the whole on this forum most support him,i'm not one of these because he's Irish we're not allowed slag him off i just like the chap,love his never say die attitude
Jerry Seinfeld wrote: » Lowry 80th in world rankings now. USPGA have already given Clarke an invite, surely they'll be looking to complete the field this week. Wonder will they do the usual and try and get all the top 100.
thelongfellow wrote: » So he's not in the USPGA?
ronaldochokes wrote: » Don't know. But his 'good result' in the Irish Open did not put him in the world's top 50.
Jimdagym wrote: » He is listed here as a playerhttp://www.pga.com/pgachampionship/2010/players/field_list.cfm He also said in a post round interview on sunday he hoped to get into contention, and you would never know what might happen if he die. SOunded very ambitious. Overly so imo, but of course no golfer should ever start an event feeling like they cant win it.
conno16 wrote: » i felt it was only fair to comment on his massive success this year and wish him another huge year in 2011 this guy is a gigantic prospect
conno16 wrote: » give him a chance jim ffs
Jimdagym wrote: » Shot a75 today. 9 behind after day 1. So much for my 22's to be top GB&I.:rolleyes:
jimjo wrote: » Great shotting -6 throu 13 is some going to say the least... T14 now.Conno was right, people should get off his back! ffs
JerryHandbag wrote: » He really does go on some birdie streaks in rounds, he has that ability in him..a bit like Darren Clarke on top of his game. I'd say he'll be first Irish golfer to shoot a 59 on tour.