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Originally Posted by lozen
Agree with everything but the drop. Not sure how were idiots for questioning a drop he took when the networks will not show the replay, the announcers question it? His last run this year has convinced me he is the GOAT.
I'm saying that using a blimp video or even a video from behind doesn't give you 3d perspective. Somebody earlier said something about there is no way people could be precise with a drop...and while yes that's true to a point you have to declare a spot somewhere. Shockingly as well, Tour pros actually can be fairly precise with where a ball crossed. My point with my post is that I have played that course numerous times and I can assure if a ball is hooking there is no way it could land in the water where it did without crossing fairly far up. To need a drop further back would require a straight pull with no curve to land where it did.
I don't think you're an idiot lozen, just the idea that everything has to be a conspiracy or that Tiger gets special rules. And I can appreciate the fact you are a mature adult capable of changing your opinion as more information is revealed. Kudos!
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Originally Posted by 2OutsNoProb
You make great points, I just don't understand who this is directed to. There are like, 3 people left in the entire forum who are continuing to assert Jack > Tiger.
well, fair enough. I certainly dont read as much here anymore but when I saw there was blimpgate talk here I assumed there was still credible debate going on. But now I see Leo's forces are dwindling.
Then, at Leo from above....lololololololol that jack had tougher competition. Deeper fields by definition mean a different cast of competitors virtually every week. But one guy is there every time he puts the peg in the ground. Look at his career top 3 %! The fact the same guys were always top,ten back in the day doesn't show they were grittier or non pussies as you think. It just shows that there wasn't anyone else in the field worth a **** so they just kept trading off who would win between a couple guys. I grew up playing with crampton, lietzke, weibring, and a few others....in hindsight they were terrible compared to anyone on Tour today. The fact that lietzke could literally not even pick up a club and go out and win and compete is a great sign of how natural he was yes, but it was a bigger sign of how weak the fields were. There is not a single player on any Tour today who tries less than lietzke did.