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Losers spell loser incorrectly.
unbelievable
Ah well. I am legitimately bummed for the kid. Looking forward to the rest of the year. Nice to have another of the young guns that I actually like. DJ is a close second (looks like a buddy of mine,) then Fowler.
Bummed for Spieth but glad for super dad Willet. Congrats.
Also fuck AT AAAND T, AAAAND IBM.
Willet looks like the Alfie Allen- played character Theon Greyjoy from GoT.
What makes him a "super Dad?"
2nd - 1st - 2nd is still nothing to scoff at though
While he lost this one I have a very strong feeling this is bad news for everyone on tour. You see that post round interview? He is about to do everything in his power to make sure that never, ever happens again.
Agreed. I can't imagine the emotions that Spieth was going through, but if would have been pretty nice to see Spieth give a congratulations to Willet.Quote:
Originally Posted by legallyillegal
The more o's you put in it the bigger one you are "looooser" ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by guroo270
Well that was rudeQuote:
Originally Posted by idiot
There was a guy that upset Willet on 18 tee. I always wonder if there's some guy in the crowd with a lot of money on the line willing to fuck someone up.
It's usually the jackass yelling BABABOOEY.Quote:
Originally Posted by guroo270
I thought it was weak for Spieth to tell the cameraman to not film his face as he was walking off the 18th green. He should just keep his head down and walk forward.
It's not the US Open at Bethpage Black...
Thought the same thing. If he just kept walking nobody would have been the wiser. There is no crying in golf. Granted, he's almost still a kid in the scheme of things but he didn't have to act like one.
Yelling baba boo eee is almost as cool as yelling get in the hole. Just shut the fuck up already. Maybe it's just comes with attracting the younger audience.
When Spieth made the turn i was chatting with a bud that it would be nice to at least have a little drama on the back, compared to last year when there was no close challenger...man, got that wish. Did it seem like he rushed that second drop shot on 12 a bit? My wedge game sucks with the 54 and 60, i would have backed up to 100 out for a full swing 50...
edit: just saw his short CBS interview, said in hindsight he should have gone to the drop zone where they knew the yardage. Interesting...
Looked like Spieth physical conditioning to me. Irons come up short and miss the line on putts. Shank. That's fatigue.
^you think like an old guy, 22 year olds don't get physically tired. I watched the conversation he had with his caddy between 9 and 10. He started thinking about winning the tournament. Sometimes that's all it takes, to loose the one shot at a time foucs. Once you let your mind go there, it's very hard to get it back. Ask me how I know.
could be the strain of leading the masters from start to finish almost twice.
Yes, but I thought he handled his meltdown pretty darn well.Quote:
Originally Posted by gatorboy
But he is still young, plenty of time for hookers and blow, just ask Tiger.
I don't enjoy the masters when the winning score is -2. I like it when people can make Saturday and Sunday runs. Leave the struggles to the US and British Opens. The masters should be about two foot sticks from the pin and saves from the rough.
I went out and bought a mercedes today even though I can't afford it. Just felt like I had to support them based on their begging for help. I looked for their goFundme page, but didn't find one.Quote:
Originally Posted by TomCrac
You can tell Spieth is a Country Club kid. He is not tough. Never had a hard day in his life. His pouty face during green jacket ceremony was cute. Jack would have never done that.
My advice. Stop being so engaging to fans and media and harden up. There is a reason Tiger was stone faced all the time. Everyone wants a piece of him and there aren't enough pieces to go around. I suspect Spieth might struggle a bit now trying to reconcile being the nice guy vs. being a focused champion.
maybe the mob owns him and he took a fall
When Spieth headed to the back nine Sunday with a 5-shot lead, he was a giant minus-2,500 favorite at the SuperBook to win his second straight green jacket. But he followed back-to-back bogeys with a quadruple bogey on No. 12 and finished in a tie for second behindchampion Danny Willett. More money was bet on Spieth to win the Masters than any other golfer at the SuperBook.