The Masters 2018 - Official thread

[Undershooter 4,023]

Well, I'm a cumulative +13, and that's without Sergio. I don't know how you can be much more screwed than that.

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I'm currently

1

T2

T4

T29

T21

 

Oh well, it was fun while it lasted lol

They'll crap the bed tomorrow.

[McaseyM 1,675]

It's not. If you'll remember from the original pool announcement, rankings in the pool are determined by purse payout dollars. You can find the total purse breakdown here:

https://thegolfnewsnet.com/golfnewsnetteam/2018/03/18/2018-masters-purse-winners-share-prize-money-payout-108817/amp/

 

 

Then ties are split between all the positions tied with. For example, Finau and Kuchar are tied for 2nd. They occupy the 2nd and 3rd position on the leaderboard which pay out at $1,188,000 and $748,000 respectively. The tie splits that money paying each player 968,000.........and so on down the leaderboard.

 

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Wait, you mean I had to read....like all of it???

 

Welp.... I am screwed... unless they go 1-2-3-4

 

 

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[McaseyM 1,675]

Accidentally quotes myself, so I'll

Just edit that out and throw this out there, courtesy of Golf Babes

 

 

Maybe his Tiger Woods fried chicken and watermelon champions dinner joke karma finally caught up to him ????

[Undershooter 4,023]

This is amazing.

 

[tommc23 8,923]

This is amazing.

 

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They said he has had as many rounds in the lead at Augusta as Tiger has had in his whole career. I know Shanks this is one of your pet peeves is comparing him to the greats(by the way that's why you hate him so much, that and the talking to the ball all the time).

 

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[Shankster 24,506]

They said he has had as many rounds in the lead at Augusta as Tiger has had in his whole career. I know Shanks this is one of your pet peeves is comparing him to the greats(by the way that's why you hate him so much, that and the talking to the ball all the time).

 

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I'm not disagreeing that he is a great golfer.

 

Maybe get rid of the under armour sponsor, and the ATT bag, and put him in a Criquet shirt, some wing tips, and a jones golf bag.... and a permanent mute feature on my TV then... I'd probably like him.

 

A few years ago I wanted him to win everything. I would have much rather him win the 16 than handing Danny willet a jacket... but now my man Tiger is back, and anything standing in his way irritates me.

[Mr_Theoo 3,138]

Hope we get this again

 

[Undershooter 4,023]

They said he has had as many rounds in the lead at Augusta as Tiger has had in his whole career. I know Shanks this is one of your pet peeves is comparing him to the greats(by the way that's why you hate him so much, that and the talking to the ball all the time).

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He's a horse for that course. That's for sure. The kid just knows where to miss at Augusta.

[Undershooter 4,023]

My goodness Sergio actually got it up and down to make a 13 lmao

 

[tommc23 8,923]

My goodness Sergio actually got it up and down to make a 13 lmao

 

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Should we rename the hole to Tin Cup for the year?

 

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[TSauer 4,012]

[Shankster 24,506]

He's a horse for that course. That's for sure. The kid just knows where to miss at Augusta.

Like the pond at 12.

[Kenny B 21,546]

I'm not disagreeing that he is a great golfer.

 

Maybe get rid of the under armour sponsor, and the ATT bag, and put him in a Criquet shirt, some wing tips, and a jones golf bag.... and a permanent mute feature on my TV then... I'd probably like him.

 

A few years ago I wanted him to win everything. I would have much rather him win the 16 than handing Danny willet a jacket... but now my man Tiger is back, and anything standing in his way irritates me.

NOW I understand why you don't like JS.  Tiger used to have the ATT bag, and now JS has it.

[revkev 21,691]

This tournament is about keeping your ball in position from tee to green. The guy who controls his irons and keeps them under the hole often wins.

 

That's why Spieth does well there. He's a great iron player.

 

I had a friend, God rest his soul, who was a member at Augusta, he played there a number of times - 2 or 3 times a year for 10 years or so. He would always say it was better to be 150 in the right spot than 15 feet in the wrong spot and that's under “normal” conditions.

 

Sadly he was no longer a member when I knew him. He gave up his membership when he took a golden parachute from work and went to Seminary. At that time he had played 76 of the top 100 courses in the world. Great guy, was always very kind to me, took me to several great courses in the Midwest to play including Murfield Village.

 

My favorite story was about his playing the Murfield.

He went out in 37 and then turned back into the wind. Shot a smooth 50 on the back.

 

To Wayne (he says, holding his scotch and downing it before going to bed).

 

 

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[Undershooter 4,023]

Like the pond at 12.

I'm not a big fan of the kid but he's finished leading as many rounds at Augusta as Tiger has. Come on now. Tiger has done some embarrassing crap with the best of em..

 

Edit: no secret that Rors is my fave of the younger bunch but even he has embarrassed himself. People were talking about "McIlroying it" when refering to blowing it after 2011.

[kawa2501 1]

I like this page

 

 

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[Rickp 19,281]

This tournament is about keeping your ball in position from tee to green. The guy who controls his irons and keeps them under the hole often wins.

 

That's why Spieth does well there. He's a great iron player.

 

I had a friend, God rest his soul, who was a member at Augusta, he played there a number of times - 2 or 3 times a year for 10 years or so. He would always say it was better to be 150 in the right spot than 15 feet in the wrong spot and that's under “normal” conditions.

 

Sadly he was no longer a member when I knew him. He gave up his membership when he took a golden parachute from work and went to Seminary. At that time he had played 76 of the top 100 courses in the world. Great guy, was always very kind to me, took me to several great courses in the Midwest to play including Murfield Village.

 

My favorite story was about his playing the Murfield.

He went out in 37 and then turned back into the wind. Shot a smooth 50 on the back.

 

To Wayne (he says, holding his scotch and downing it before going to bed).

 

 

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Thanks for sharing.

 

 

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[TSauer 4,012]

There are only two pros I'd rather not see win, I'm happy for any of the others win they win. Sergio is my least favorite touring pro, but I even felt bad for him. In 53 years playing golf, I've never seen anyone, even the worst duffer, who's ever put more than 2-3 balls in the same water hazard, more than one consecutive has been rare IME. Augusta is way hard, but 5 times for a big name pro. How? What Sergio did on his sixth try is what normal players do on their second try...

Who's the second?

[JTexGolfer 1,038]

Definitely not a Sergio fan but that was hard to watch. Loving the Tin Cup memes it has created though!

 

I love the top of the leaderboard so far. I really want to see Kuch pick up a major.

[00sportsman 2,031]

I'm sure you all know more about the game and the hole than me but after the second didn't stick, wouldn't it be time to try something different?  Maybe stick it in the bunker so it doesn't run off the green again?  I'm not sure how tight things are with patrons and so forth, but there's got to be someplace to land that where you don't have anywhere near the risk of it backing up off the green.

 

I'm legitimately asking the question, why?