2014 Texas State Am to US Junior
07-23-2014
, 04:09 PM
It's a shame the kid listens to you so well. I was really looking forward to a Ebby-Calvin Crash Davis type story. Like where he says "I'm the one with a quadraphonic Blaupunkt." And you say, "You don't need a Blaupunkt, you need a soft fade." 
The interview Camp linked was good. Good round today fellas, get some sleep. How early you starting for a 7:20 Tee?
The interview Camp linked was good. Good round today fellas, get some sleep. How early you starting for a 7:20 Tee?
07-24-2014
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07-24-2014
, 08:16 PM
and ship, i gotta ask...did you set this kid straight during the round about who the real 'most talented pair' was? 
http://www.usga.org/ChampEventArticl...id=21474870868
http://www.usga.org/ChampEventArticl...id=21474870868
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A few players who are making a name for themselves at this U.S. Junior after coming in as relatively unknown kept their strong play going through the round of 32. Anton Serafini, of Lake Mary, Fla., defeated Eric Bae, of Cary, N.C., 2 and 1; Joshua McCarthy, of Danville, Calif., beat Dwight Cauthen, of Columbia, S.C., 4 and 3; and Will Dickson, of Providence, R.I., got past John Pak, of Scotch Plains, N.J., also by 4 and 3.
Dickson has had a rotating cast of caddies this week, and when his caddie from yesterday’s round-of-64 victory over Cameron Young, of Scarborough, N.Y., couldn’t make it back today, Dickson had a familiar face on the bag – Young.
“I guess we’re pretty good friends now,” said Dickson with a smile. “He knew my situation and he asked if I wanted him to caddie for me, so, we were probably the most talented pair on the course today.”
Dickson will face five-time U.S. Junior participant and No. 8 seed William Zalatoris in Thursday afternoon’s round of 16. Zalatoris dispatched Zecheng Dou, of the People’s Republic of China, 3 and 2. and 2.
Dickson has had a rotating cast of caddies this week, and when his caddie from yesterday’s round-of-64 victory over Cameron Young, of Scarborough, N.Y., couldn’t make it back today, Dickson had a familiar face on the bag – Young.
“I guess we’re pretty good friends now,” said Dickson with a smile. “He knew my situation and he asked if I wanted him to caddie for me, so, we were probably the most talented pair on the course today.”
Dickson will face five-time U.S. Junior participant and No. 8 seed William Zalatoris in Thursday afternoon’s round of 16. Zalatoris dispatched Zecheng Dou, of the People’s Republic of China, 3 and 2. and 2.
07-24-2014
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