Golf
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Tiger Woods in surgery after car crash, say LA County Sheriff's Department
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/golf/56172067
Tiger Woods is in surgery after suffering "multiple leg injuries" in a car crash in Los Angeles, California.
The LA County Sheriff's Department said that it "responded to a single-vehicle rollover" accident in which the "vehicle sustained major damage".
American Woods, 45, had to be "extricated from the wreck" by firefighters and paramedics.
Woods' agent Mark Steinberg said: "He is currently in surgery and we thank you for your privacy and support."
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Patrick Reed courting controversy again...
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Patrick Reed courting controversy again...
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@kiwipie it did, the last one that people went off on, I wasnt bothered by it.
And in other news (I suspect this is mostly American fans, there are some right nutters on the PGA pages hate for de Chambeau, hate for Koepka, for Reed, for the PGA after they pulled an event from Trumps course)
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/study-golf-fans-social-media-angry
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@taniwharugby said in Golf:
Golf is hard
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/players-2021-kevin-na-total-meltdown-on-17-promptly-wds
i would need a box of balls for that hole alone.
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@taniwharugby said in Golf:
Golf is hard
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/players-2021-kevin-na-total-meltdown-on-17-promptly-wds
i would need a box of balls for that hole alone.
@mariner4life Did you see Dustin Johnson's shot to the 17th that hit the flag and shot sideways into the water - hilarious but must make a player feel like smashing his clubs.
Westwood is really taking the job seriously of taking the "best player never to win a" title from Montgomery - at aged 47. Yet another runner up and another tournamant where just posting a 70 (which would have been his worst round of the week) would have won him the title.
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I may have missed it but I can't see any mention from you golf tragics of Mickelson becoming the oldest ever major winner - one months shy of his 51st birthday?
I may have missed it but I can't see any mention from you golf tragics of Mickelson becoming the oldest ever major winner - one months shy of his 51st birthday?
Pretty crazy and from 115th in the world rankings so not fancied in any way - his 6th major and almost 8 years since the last one (and over 17 years since his 1st).
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I may have missed it but I can't see any mention from you golf tragics of Mickelson becoming the oldest ever major winner - one months shy of his 51st birthday?
Pretty crazy and from 115th in the world rankings so not fancied in any way - his 6th major and almost 8 years since the last one (and over 17 years since his 1st).
I may have missed it but I can't see any mention from you golf tragics of Mickelson becoming the oldest ever major winner - one months shy of his 51st birthday?
Pretty crazy and from 115th in the world rankings so not fancied in any way - his 6th major and almost 8 years since the last one (and over 17 years since his 1st).
Shades of Jack winning the Masters
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never been a fan of Phil, but anytime dudes older than me win stuff, its great!!
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never been a fan of Phil, but anytime dudes older than me win stuff, its great!!
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It was an odd final round, neither Brooks nor Louis really fired a shot, and Mickelson could afford to play within himself down the stretch.
As such there wasn't really a 'moment'. It was just solid play from Phil while his challengers kept making mistakes.
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@kiwipie it did, the last one that people went off on, I wasnt bothered by it.
And in other news (I suspect this is mostly American fans, there are some right nutters on the PGA pages hate for de Chambeau, hate for Koepka, for Reed, for the PGA after they pulled an event from Trumps course)
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/study-golf-fans-social-media-angry
@taniwharugby said in Golf:
@kiwipie it did, the last one that people went off on, I wasnt bothered by it.
And in other news (I suspect this is mostly American fans, there are some right nutters on the PGA pages hate for de Chambeau, hate for Koepka, for Reed, for the PGA after they pulled an event from Trumps course)
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/study-golf-fans-social-media-angry
Is he allowed to move dead foliage, or is courting trouble by fiddling so close to the ball?
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FFS he’s hardly geriatric at 50.
Barely any physical disadvantage and experience wise he wins.
The only non injury reason other older guys stop winning is because they get comfortable, rich and lazyFFS he’s hardly geriatric at 50.
Barely any physical disadvantage and experience wise he wins.
The only non injury reason other older guys stop winning is because they get comfortable, rich and lazyYeah, it was telling when Phil had the longest drive of the day. Does age mean anything in golf?
@barbarian said in Golf:
It was an odd final round, neither Brooks nor Louis really fired a shot, and Mickelson could afford to play within himself down the stretch.
As such there wasn't really a 'moment'. It was just solid play from Phil while his challengers kept making mistakes.
Yeah, it was rather odd. Koepka made so many mistakes, it's amazing he ended up even close.
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@taniwharugby said in Golf:
@kiwipie it did, the last one that people went off on, I wasnt bothered by it.
And in other news (I suspect this is mostly American fans, there are some right nutters on the PGA pages hate for de Chambeau, hate for Koepka, for Reed, for the PGA after they pulled an event from Trumps course)
https://www.golfdigest.com/story/study-golf-fans-social-media-angry
Is he allowed to move dead foliage, or is courting trouble by fiddling so close to the ball?
@siam you can move dead foliage, but if the ball moves, you incur a penalty
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FFS he’s hardly geriatric at 50.
Barely any physical disadvantage and experience wise he wins.
The only non injury reason other older guys stop winning is because they get comfortable, rich and lazyYeah, it was telling when Phil had the longest drive of the day. Does age mean anything in golf?
@barbarian said in Golf:
It was an odd final round, neither Brooks nor Louis really fired a shot, and Mickelson could afford to play within himself down the stretch.
As such there wasn't really a 'moment'. It was just solid play from Phil while his challengers kept making mistakes.
Yeah, it was rather odd. Koepka made so many mistakes, it's amazing he ended up even close.
@majorrage said in Golf:
Does age mean anything in golf?
Not as much as other sports. Phil might be a little slimmer these days, but he hardly looks like he works out. He is fit and well, unlike Tiger with his bad back (pre-accident Tiger I mean). A lot of it is mental, he seems to really enjoy competing
