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Feels like that performance kind of came out of nowhere, i.e he has been pretty ordinary for the last 8 months and then all of a sudden something just clicked.
That's a good point. But I suppose you find that with most major winners at the moment.
I must admit I was hoping Poulter would win, but you can't keep getting birdies like he was at the start.
For Poulter to have had a chance, he needed Rory to feel the pressure of his charge, he didn't and won going away. Be interesting to see how Rory responds to the pressure when it's a bit closer in a major as the 2 he has won, no-one has been close enough to trouble him.
Feels like that performance kind of came out of nowhere, i.e he has been pretty ordinary for the last 8 months and then all of a sudden something just clicked.
That's a good point. But I suppose you find that with most major winners at the moment.
I must admit I was hoping Poulter would win, but you can't keep getting birdies like he was at the start.
Feels like that performance kind of came out of nowhere, i.e he has been pretty ordinary for the last 8 months and then all of a sudden something just clicked.
Malc, my TV is having kittens trying to render John Daly's trousers, have you seen them today? Unfortunately Daly has slipped down the field so we might not see much more of him.
I'm glad to see Rose thrusting up.
Nothing would make me more happy than to see Rose win a major
We've thrashed this out before - where did he play that amazing round as a rookie at the Open? I have it in my mind that it was Carnoustie but you said it was elsewhere.
Malc, my TV is having kittens trying to render John Daly's trousers, have you seen them today? Unfortunately Daly has slipped down the field so we might not see much more of him.
Yes, I'll never forget the play off between Daly and Rocca in , what 1995, at Royal Troon?
As for Jiminez, I'm surprised he's there. Won't all his cigars get confiscated at customs?
I believe Daly versus Rocca was at St Andrews, when Rocca did that monster putt through the Valley Of Sin on the 18th to force the play-off. Marvellous entertainment!
Yes, everyone is surprised when Jiminez is there, but he's a good player and a proper bloke - big cigars, likes his wine, middle-aged, pot belly, pony tail, nearly always smiling. I'm led to believe he's a very popular chap among his peers on tour and in the Ryder Cup squad.
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