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02-10-2019 , 03:14 PM
HAIL
02-10-2019 , 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by rivercitybirdie
HAIL
Obligatory flashback:

02-10-2019 , 08:00 PM
Good job by Stallings, really got himself into shape. Barely recognized him when they showed him on the telecast today. Used to be pudgy.
02-10-2019 , 08:19 PM
PHIL
02-10-2019 , 09:06 PM
Phil is running away with it....Casey is choking
02-10-2019 , 09:23 PM
Phil putting on a clinic
02-10-2019 , 09:56 PM
Lol Phil's like the little kid who's annoyed all the other kids have to go home for supper.
02-10-2019 , 09:56 PM
Not sure why Phil wanted to continue play when they had no chance to finish.
02-11-2019 , 12:01 PM
I get why both players wanted to stop or keep going. But I don’t get why casey didn’t just take the 4 foot putt.
02-11-2019 , 12:22 PM
A little different scenario since Rory played up on to the green before Phil took his eagle bunker shot in the dark at Valhalla in 2014, but Phil being a little hypocritical getting pissed at them for playing up and also getting ticked that Casey didn't want to finish.
02-11-2019 , 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jmakin
I get why both players wanted to stop or keep going. But I don’t get why casey didn’t just take the 4 foot putt.
Casey was fighting for 2nd place, he said he figured if he wasn't going to finish he may as well take that putt on fresh greens. Apparently greens were pretty rough by that point.
02-12-2019 , 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by campfirewest
The real question this week is how much did Kooch pay his caddie?
Golf Channel interviewed Caddy says was paid $5000. Though unsure why anyone would turn down the additional offer?

https://www.golfchannel.com/news/rep...sa6Cy0Y96jVAyA
02-12-2019 , 06:07 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by jmakin
I get why both players wanted to stop or keep going. But I don’t get why casey didn’t just take the 4 foot putt.
can't see the line in the dark. not sure if you saw the difference between filtered and non-filtered light on the telecast. it was huge.

the announcers seemed to think that casey was also thinking of his pro-am partner in wanting to stop. the pro-am partner is on the cusp of something amazing and wouldn't be fair to lose it because of darkness.

not sure why the pga tour doesn't just blow a horn and tell the players what to do.

anyone else get a dicckish vibe from mickelson on all that. he seems like an extremely impulsive guy so i was definitely expecting him to want to play (and of course he was very hot too)
02-12-2019 , 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by rivercitybirdie
can't see the line in the dark. not sure if you saw the difference between filtered and non-filtered light on the telecast. it was huge.

the announcers seemed to think that casey was also thinking of his pro-am partner in wanting to stop. the pro-am partner is on the cusp of something amazing and wouldn't be fair to lose it because of darkness.

not sure why the pga tour doesn't just blow a horn and tell the players what to do.

anyone else get a dicckish vibe from mickelson on all that. he seems like an extremely impulsive guy so i was definitely expecting him to want to play (and of course he was very hot too)
this

fwiw Mickelson apologized for the way he acted Sunday evening in his post-victory interview.
02-12-2019 , 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by rivercitybirdie
can't see the line in the dark. not sure if you saw the difference between filtered and non-filtered light on the telecast. it was huge.

the announcers seemed to think that casey was also thinking of his pro-am partner in wanting to stop. the pro-am partner is on the cusp of something amazing and wouldn't be fair to lose it because of darkness.

not sure why the pga tour doesn't just blow a horn and tell the players what to do.

anyone else get a dicckish vibe from mickelson on all that. he seems like an extremely impulsive guy so i was definitely expecting him to want to play (and of course he was very hot too)
also, freshly cut poa annua greens at 8 AM >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> wet, footprint trampled, bumpy poa annua greens in twilight conditions.

Even if Casey did slow down needlessly (I think they easily could have finished 17), he probably maximized his chances of solo 2nd by stopping when he did. The group in front did finish 18, aided by reflected light from the big scoreboard. However, one of the players, Piercy, carelessly 3-putted to finish and cost himself something like $46K and valuable fedex points (TM).
02-13-2019 , 10:46 AM
what do you guys make of the kuchar $5k caddie story?
02-13-2019 , 01:01 PM
They agreed on 3k flat fee, caddy should have taken a non guarenteed % if he wanted a lottery ticket. Non story.
02-13-2019 , 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Klingbard
However, one of the players, Piercy, carelessly 3-putted to finish and cost himself something like $46K and valuable fedex points (TM).
On a related degenerate gambling note, I had wagered on the 2-ball between Piercy and Glover for the tie at 9-1. All I needed was the Piercy 2-putt from 14 ft, needless to say he 3-putted in the dark lol.
02-13-2019 , 06:02 PM
i've caddied canadian tour a bunch of times and i think there is no expectation of any % of the players winnings. we had a big pre-tourney caddy seminar and the topic (surprisingly) never came up. i understood if it didn't come up, then it didn't apply

i do think you should expect a nice tip on top of the $60 (??) per round i was paid (i didn't always accept the money, depending on things) if your player does really well.

was kuchar's caddy a tour caddy or just a local?...

on one hand, if he's a local, not sure why he's expecting alot more... on the other hand, the whole thing looks bad on kuchar.

i do think if he was tour-ish caddy who wasn't working full-time that week then the 10% pay is probably implied.
02-13-2019 , 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by JudgeHoldem
what do you guys make of the kuchar $5k caddie story?
He looks like a cheap SOB. Yes the contract was for $3000 but you won over a million. Does he owe him more ? Nope But does he look super cheap? Yup

They should be chanting Cheeaaaapp after he hits from now on

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i've caddied canadian tour a bunch of times and i think there is no expectation of any % of the players winnings. we had a big pre-tourney caddy seminar and the topic (surprisingly) never came up. i understood if it didn't come up, then it didn't apply
Its the CDN tour the purses are small.
02-13-2019 , 08:07 PM
Kuchar is getting roasted pretty good on twitter right now. I imagine someone will eventually convince him the bad pr outweighs the money he saved.
02-13-2019 , 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by jsb235
Kuchar is getting roasted pretty good on twitter right now. I imagine someone will eventually convince him the bad pr outweighs the money he saved.

Facebook page also.
02-14-2019 , 02:21 AM
guys he can't afford to tip more than 5k, he has to use that money to stimulate the economy and create jobs
02-14-2019 , 02:53 AM
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Originally Posted by lozen
He looks like a cheap SOB. Yes the contract was for $3000 but you won over a million. Does he owe him more ? Nope But does he look super cheap? Yup
this
02-14-2019 , 10:22 AM
He should have thrown in a free pair of Sketchers with the 5K.

      
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