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Originally Posted by DisGunBGud
Did you catch his post round comments? Night and day listening to him and Spieth talk.
He said "I thought I was gonna put on a show today but..."
LOLLLLLLLLLLLL this ****ing guy man. You thought you were gonna put on a ****ing SHOW? This guy is the Spider-from-Goodfellas of the golf world and is about to get metaphorically shot up by Angel Cabrera.
It's funny you mention him and Spieth. When Spieth came out and was constantly being sucked off all the way back to when he was in college I wanted to hate him from the get-go. University of Texas entitlement? Check. Wears burnt orange on the golf course? Check. Get the media love-fest before winning on Tour? Check. Compared to Rory and Tiger? Check. Douchey first name of Jordan for a white dude? Check. Looks like a smug douche? Check.
Then he starts winning and every interview I've seen with him he appears humble and likeable at least. Nothing douchey about him that I can see. Well, the burnt orange shirts still need to stop.
And Reed I used to love. He was from Houston. His wife carried his bag which I thought was cool. He kept Monday-qualifying for tournaments. I remember when him and Spieth were in that playoff I was pulling for Reed so hard and he hit that ridiculous shot out from under the tree then sunk the putt that Spieth missed for his first win.
How times have changed. Reed's got this giant cross around his neck and yet is the most unjustly-bragadocious ass out there. **** off, bro. And lose some weight. Just another fake religious guy like Bubba, who is really just an arrogant *******.
I wish to see Spieth stomp a mudhole in Reed's head from here on out.
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Originally Posted by hamdoggg
I don't understand why # 12 is so hard...158 yards yesterday. You would think just a 9 or easy 8 for these guys...why are so many people hitting it in the water and miss the green?
I'm sure it's not that easy because otherwise this stuff wouldn't happen.
Green well below tee box. Swirling winds. Relatively short hole so you're going to hit the ball high into the air. If you knock it down too much you may end up in the bunker behind the green, hitting back toward the water. Aiming center of green is correct strategy, per Jack, but it's very narrow. The key thing that has been pointed out to me this week is that it's a hard hole for righties because a pull tends to go further than a push or fade. And the green runs short-left to long-right. So a pull for a righty ends up in the pine straw or worse behind the green, while a fade or push probably ends up in Rae's creek. A lefty's push might land on the left side of the green while their pull might end up on the right side of the green.
It's not a tough hole to birdie though if you land it on the green anywhere near the hole as the green does not appear that tough to putt.