14 guys within 3 shots of the lead... including big names like jt/mcilroy
also some intrigue with jordan spieth up there, the cheater patrick reed, etc
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06-13-20 05:16 PM #1
**should be a great final PGA round tomorrow
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06-13-20 05:17 PM #2
I think players love playing without fans
no pressure now and your seeing it in the tremendous play
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06-13-20 05:24 PM #3
and we have dechambeau on the juice like koepka
old dechambeau vs new dechambeau lololol
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06-13-20 05:27 PM #4
he isnt on juice
have you seen his stomach?
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06-13-20 05:36 PM #5
maybe he's just on the beer, but he's on something!
Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
seriously though he sure got a lot of muscle to go along with that fat, and his game got better not worse... usually if you're just sitting around eating twinkies you don't gain muscle and improve your golf game
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06-13-20 05:37 PM #6
mike you are dead wrong here
dechambeau never had a big turn...torque wasnt his key to power
he gained weight...muscle and fat
he is less flexible but he never used that flexibility in his swing anyway
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06-13-20 05:42 PM #7
If morikawa wins I will be a very happy man
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06-13-20 05:42 PM #8
ok i'll take your word for it Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
i saw him win back in 2017 in the quad cities and remembered him being so scrawny
that john deere classic is a fun tournament to go to... real laid back and you get right up close to the golfers, and free beer samples at 6am, how can you argue with that?
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06-13-20 05:45 PM #9
the one before the british, basically hosted by zach johnson
yea been there a few times
he always had a wide frame (shoulders)
i have him this week, but that squat belt shouldve been illegal
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06-13-20 05:47 PM #10
i see your point though, but dont believe it
the first is a putter, 2nd is a shot
the first isnt extending to show mass, 2nd is
like a bodybuilder posing
hes gained muscle and fat in my opinion unless you want to attribute his gut to growth hormones
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06-13-20 05:47 PM #11
Should I pull the plug and cash out on JT or let it ride? He's +450 and I got him for +1800... but there are so many players who can still win.
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06-13-20 05:49 PM #12
you ever been to the st jude in memphis rudy? that's another one of my midwest favorites as a spectator
at least back in the good old days when you could go to things
sucked when milwaukee lost their annual pga event, i had a tent with food/drinks all day all 4 days, lot of great memories
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06-13-20 05:50 PM #13
im biased Originally Posted by Unrivaled
i hate the cokksucker
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06-13-20 05:50 PM #14
been to memphis many times Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
you ever been to the st jude in memphis rudy? that's another one of my midwest favorites as a spectator
at least back in the good old days when you could go to things
sucked when milwaukee lost their annual pga event, i had a tent with food/drinks all day all 4 days, lot of great memories
fedex took that over and made it an invitational
milwaukee is basically when i was a kid bro
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06-13-20 05:52 PM #15
ive been to erin hills a few times
maybe the best place ive ever been
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06-13-20 05:52 PM #16
what's your cash out price? i think +450 is close to fair Originally Posted by Unrivaled
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06-13-20 05:53 PM #17
although, you basically have to stay in a town far away and pass nice/decent houses Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
great area to live, not for a hotel
i wouldnt want to walk erin hills daily,,,,they dont have carts i think?
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06-13-20 05:54 PM #18
that's nice but for stuff like the us open the main area was such a freaking far walk to the course Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
whistling straits is fantastic if the ryder cup goes as planned
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06-13-20 05:55 PM #19
Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
whole fukkin course is a walk bro
it is about 1 mile to #10 tee if you are starting on that hole
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06-13-20 05:56 PM #20
no carts Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
my friend's wife was their accountant for a while... even with free greens fees it was around $100 for the caddie and "suggested tip"
so it was OK to play but there are other courses i'd rather play for $100-150 with a cart, plenty of great courses in wisconsin... can't imagine paying over $300 and walking, when i can play stuff like wynn in vegas for $300 with a cart
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06-13-20 05:57 PM #21
suggested tip is $50+
trust me, i know
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06-13-20 05:58 PM #22
right but the caddie fee before that was around $50, so it was $100 every time i played with my buddy, even though we had "free golf" lol Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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06-13-20 06:04 PM #23
yea its a joke Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
i dont know erin hills structure, but a caddy gets between $11.50-$13.50 of that per person when i caddied (forecaddie)
i forget the individual caddy fee we get to keep
i know suggested tip for a forecaddie was $20+/person and individual carrying bags was $50+ (i know whistling straits is that way,,,,,or atleast was)
just a joke
i quit after 2 months even though i was in college and couldve moved to different locations
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06-13-20 06:18 PM #24
Put 100 bucks on him in a parlay (he is last leg needed) to win 4200. Cash out price 612. Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
Usually would just let it ride but with 8 players at -11 or -12 and leader at -13, seems it will be a complete coin toss who wins tomorrow.
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06-13-20 06:20 PM #25
i went through caddie training at merrill hills here, about 30 years ago, and i think i lasted 2 weeks, that's a dumb job lugging clubs around in heat/humidity here Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
whistling straits they always carry 2 bags on the straits course! that's really stupid... at least the irish course you can take a cart and just have forecaddies, instead of paying full money for 1/2 a caddie
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06-13-20 06:21 PM #26
cash out id say Originally Posted by Unrivaled
but what the fukk do i know compared to anyone else
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06-13-20 06:22 PM #27
pretty sure whistling straits is linked to pinehurst and a course in florida among others (including the masters) Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
when the seasons change, caddies can move to these locations
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06-13-20 06:23 PM #28
decent enough advice Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
i guess the answer depends on if you would put $600 on him at 6-1 odds otherwise?
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06-13-20 06:24 PM #29
Steroids don’t help a golfer at all
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06-13-20 06:25 PM #30
Yeah I could just wait til tomorrow and see how the players before go with their first couple holes. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
If they start firing a bunch of birdies would be out of that bet fast.
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06-13-20 06:31 PM #31
#1 is a reachable par 5 and #2 is playing as the easiest hole Originally Posted by Unrivaled
ofcourse some will fire birdies
JT will have worse odds when he tees off, if you can bet it then
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06-13-20 06:55 PM #32
Yeah never mind, knowing my luck he will shoot nine under and cruise to a win after I cash out.
Let it ride.
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06-13-20 10:16 PM #33
I think I’ll take Thomas, Speith is going to fade he’s been playing too well
Varner looks sharp too but due for a bad round not a
Closer
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06-13-20 11:21 PM #34
Who should I take Milwaukee?
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06-13-20 11:22 PM #35
Xander Originally Posted by Otters27
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