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For those of you unfamiliar with match play, losing 7 and 6 is like getting beat 54-3 in football.
 
Double Down said:
How the hell do they not make a single birdie between them?

I wasn't there, but I'd say the fact that he doesn't give a **** about competitions like this may have had something to do with it.
 
But this was not singles match play.

There were other people on the fairway.
 
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Double Down said:
How the hell do they not make a single birdie between them?

I wasn't there, but I'd say the fact that he doesn't give a **** about competitions like this may have had something to do with it.

He did go 5-0 in the President's Cup two years ago.
 
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The handshake between Woods and Williams ...

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Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!! said:
The handshake between Woods and Williams ...

111117.08.jpg

**** You Very Much
 
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Captain Freddie Couples will be off the hook as long as the U.S. wins. Otherwise, he'd have some 'splaining to do.
 
Everyone will make it a Tiger thing, but the injured Stricker was the weak link of that pairing.
 
playthrough said:
Everyone will make it a Tiger thing, but the injured Stricker was the weak link of that pairing.

I read that too, but more as he was the "weaker" link. As in, Tiger would have been crushed in any singles match if he had been playing the way he was, he just wasn't as bad as Stricker.
 
BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Double Down said:
How the hell do they not make a single birdie between them?

I wasn't there, but I'd say the fact that he doesn't give a **** about competitions like this may have had something to do with it.

Wasn't he a captain's pick? If this is true, why would you pick him? Just asking
 
LongTimeListener said:
playthrough said:
Everyone will make it a Tiger thing, but the injured Stricker was the weak link of that pairing.

I read that too, but more as he was the "weaker" link. As in, Tiger would have been crushed in any singles match if he had been playing the way he was, he just wasn't as bad as Stricker.

And conversely, a lot of players -- even on their good days -- would have been crushed by Scott and Choi. They missed one fairway and four greens in 12 holes, and only took 17 putts on those crazyfast greens.
 
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BitterYoungMatador2 said:
Double Down said:
How the hell do they not make a single birdie between them?

I wasn't there, but I'd say the fact that he doesn't give a **** about competitions like this may have had something to do with it.

Wasn't he a captain's pick? If this is true, why would you pick him? Just asking

That always sounded like a marketing thing forced on Couples -- even when Couples picked him he made Tiger play a minor league event out in the Bay Area as some kind of "proof" he would be ready for competition. He proved nothing of the sort. But, you can't have an international event without the most famous golfer in the world, and since the Presidents Cup is just marketing bull**** anyway, it was worth it to them.
 
Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!! said:
The handshake between Woods and Williams ...

111117.08.jpg

Priceless
 
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Choi-Scott were making everything. The course is pretty cool, but I suspect Tiger will do better tonight since it's better ball instead of alternate shot.
 
Lugnuts said:
Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!! said:
The handshake between Woods and Williams ...

111117.08.jpg

Priceless
Chris Jones posted this on Twitter with the hashtag #brokentigerhappycaddie. That made me giggle.
 
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HC said:
Lugnuts said:
Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!! said:
The handshake between Woods and Williams ...

111117.08.jpg

Priceless
Chris Jones posted this on Twitter with the hashtag #brokentigerhappycaddie. That made me giggle.

I was prepared to claim that a still photo doesn't tell the whole story and can be misleading, but in this case ... nope. Just saw the replay, and Tiger was a coldly malevolent, mechanical robot.
 
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