Inside 'The Room' and other Ryder Cup memories

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Bishop Pickering, long recognized as the greatest bad weather player of all time, is wondering what all the fuss is about. “The good Lord would never disrupt the best game of my life!”

Hearing this system is around for another 45 minutes or so, so hopefully they can clean things up, give the players a quick warmup and get em back out there. All I know is The Bishop from Caddyshack handled these conditions pretty darn well.

Last thing you want if you’ve got some good feels going & are playing well. Not the worst thing in the world if you’re struggling, a chance to dry off and reset. Seems to be lightening a bit so let’s hope it clears enough to get the squeegies out! ⁦@usopengolf⁩ @nbcsports

Your home club maintains the fringe like this right? Local barbers throwing a #2 fade on the fringes at Oakmont. @usopengolf @NBCSports #golfchannel

gets another bad time, that’s a appeals.Thats a shot.The slow players wouldn’t like it but everyone else sure poker,you can call for the clock if is taking too long to make a decision.This would be the same thing.

official and say “I want this guy timed” for a player in your group,regardless if your group is in position or not You don’t have to use it but you can,once a week. When you challenge,he goes on the clock for 3 holes.If he gets a bad time,he remains on the clock for 3 more.If he.

If players want to get serious about slow play,take it out of the officials hands.Everyone knows who the slow players doesn’t change it’s the same guys week after week. So, every player at the beginning of the week gets one “challenge” where you call an.

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But what the hell do I know 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.

Couldn’t agree more. When US plays in Australia/Europe,Europe in US, Int in US, the partisan crowd makes it HARD to play for away team & that’s how it should be! Adds so much to the event. Didn’t feel that today at Royal Montreal. Props to @joohyungkim0621 for voicing it.

T-Kim: 4somes animal, ball striking machine who can wear out opponents, made big putts today with Im in his pocket. He’s their Anthony Kim from 2008. They’ve never had a guy with this level of passion for this event. He’d be in every session until he couldn’t walk.

Don’t get it. The2 most fiery Int players are Tom Kim and Min Woo Lee. Kim was rough early but found it starting on 7 and played the last 12 holes in -4 & showed more fight than anyone. Int team needs emotion tomorrow to get back into it. Both those players are sitting.

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also pushed right up against the limit. Yes, I think it’s ridiculous. Matt’s driver was obviously unusable after he found the crack. I don’t think it’s a good rule either, but that’s the reason.

roundabout way of controlling distance. Written this way, manufactures have to build their drivers with a bit of a “buffer zone” so they don’t crack more often. The thinner the face, the faster the ball comes off, the more often they would crack and be replaced with another one.

must be “significantly damaged” to be replaceable, which basically means cracked all the way through or caved in/collapsed completely. If pros were allowed to replace a driver with any sort of a crack, manufacturers would build the faces as thin as legally possible. It is a.