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  • Doggy Styles
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    Originally posted by pacharan View Post
    Yes the yids kick in, though I think Augusta is a tournament where Mickelson will hold his own if he's under pressure as he's already win here twice.

    Woods had too much to prove - it'll be like doing it all over again for him.
    Were they Jewish? I suppose Zach is a bit of an Old Testament name, and Immelman and Schwartzel could be.

    When I was a schoolboy I earned money caddying at a rich man's golf club in Hertfordshire. I think all the members there were Jewish. Most weekends I was on the bag of a regular player, and learned some fruity Jewish language from him and his mates. Oh how we laughed! All I can remember now is Schmuck.

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  • pacharan
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    Originally posted by Basil Fawlty View Post
    There's quite a bit of evidence for the majors being won by complete outsiders being in the right place at the right time, when a so called big name 'chokes'. Makes Tiger's acheivements all the more impressive...
    Yes the yids kick in, though I think Augusta is a tournament where Mickelson will hold his own if he's under pressure as he's already win here twice.

    Woods had too much to prove - it'll be like doing it all over again for him.

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  • Basil Fawlty
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    Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post
    Golf is too hard to predict. Who'd have thought young Rory would get a good rogering from Hunter Mahan yesterday, who is virtually unkown outside the golf afficianado circles?

    Four of the past five winners of the US Masters have been Zach Johnson, Immelman, Cabrera and Schwartzel, and I doubt anyone on here considered any of those, few had even heard of them beforehand.
    There's quite a bit of evidence for the majors being won by complete outsiders being in the right place at the right time, when a so called big name 'chokes'. Makes Tiger's acheivements all the more impressive...

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  • Doggy Styles
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    Originally posted by pacharan View Post
    Not sure if they'll feature in Augusta but I'm expecting big things from the Mollinari brothers this year.
    Golf is too hard to predict. Who'd have thought young Rory would get a good rogering from Hunter Mahan yesterday, who is virtually unkown outside the golf afficianado circles?

    Four of the past five winners of the US Masters have been Zach Johnson, Immelman, Cabrera and Schwartzel, and I doubt anyone on here considered any of those, few had even heard of them beforehand.

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  • pacharan
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    Originally posted by Basil Fawlty View Post
    And as for the winner I reckon wer'e in for a battle between McIlroy and Mickelson - could be a classic !
    Not sure if they'll feature in Augusta but I'm expecting big things from the Mollinari brothers this year.

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  • Basil Fawlty
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    Originally posted by pacharan View Post
    Just wondering if anyone knew what sort of terrestrial free to air coverage of the Masters we're getting this year.

    ISTR that ESPN or Sky showed the whole thing last year but BBC2 screened the final round live.

    DS perhaps?
    IIRC the first two rounds were live on SKY, BBC showed highlights, and the final two rounds were live on both. I can't remember what I had for breakfast though so could be wrong....

    I'm pretty sure Augusta still limits the amount of live coverage they allow to be screened, so for the opening couple of rounds there's only usually a reduced amount of footage available anyway.

    And as for the winner I reckon wer'e in for a battle between McIlroy and Mickelson - could be a classic !

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  • Doggy Styles
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    I haven't researched it, but we seem to get more and more live coverage each year.

    In times past the Augusta members, being a little stuffy and laws unto themselves, used to allow only limited live coverage. However, since they broke other traditions by allowing Tiger Woods to become a member, I suppose the genie is out of the bottle.

    I'm quite looking forward to it myself. It might inspire me to play a few holes and swing my mashie about.

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  • pacharan
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    Masters Golf

    Just wondering if anyone knew what sort of terrestrial free to air coverage of the Masters we're getting this year.

    ISTR that ESPN or Sky showed the whole thing last year but BBC2 screened the final round live.

    DS perhaps?
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