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My go to has always been how someone sets up to it. Granted, there are exceptions (Danny Green being the best player I’ve ever played with that didn’t have great fundamentals) but you can tell inside of 5 seconds when someone addresses the ball whether they can play or not.
How did that conversation start between the teachers?


Judging from the image of her wingman, it was over fast food.

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Take your L. You've been so wrong on so many things this weekend.
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Clark can't make birdie on 16 now, so Burns needs him to bogey one of these next 3
Waiting on tzim to chime in. Need to know how much of a disaster to expect.
Many moons ago, I remember T-Bird talking about him. I have followed Demani since that day.
Peacock and NBC Sports Network 5:30-12:30

NBC from 12:30-6:30

Your disaster has led to a 15 minute delay on tee times. Oh no, the horror.
On Live From the US Open the other night, the superintendent said that they don't do much differently than everyday play.

Why do you say it's a complete disaster? There are delays all the time on tour.
Windy morning and fog. Should be fun today.
Ball position is too far forward. This will cause a slight in to out path that leads to a Mexican pitch out, aka, shank.

re: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Posted by Mr. Blutarski on 6/15/26 at 4:22 pm to
And yes, he can sing. He had a pretty good album with his cousin (who happens to be a Nitty Gritty bloodline, Jonathan McEuen). They were called Hanna-McEuen.

re: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

Posted by Mr. Blutarski on 6/15/26 at 2:17 pm to
One of my good friends plays guitar for Nitty Gritty. His dad is Jeff Hanna. It'll be sad to see some of the music from my youth no longer be sung live by him.
Was there when Lou Brock got his 3,000th hit

Bob Forsch threw a no hitter in 1978

Cardinals World Series win in 1982