DestrehanTiger

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But it's almost like they are putting side spin on the ball. Like it's EA Sports Tiger Woods spin control

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They are to an extent. If a righty draws the ball, there will be some spin to the left. If they fade it, there will be some right spin. The slopes just make it more drastic.

I could not believe it when Aubry said this was her 4th time playing Survivor. Is she the least memorable player to get that many invites? Why do they keep inviting a plain looking, terrible athlete, with an average game-play?

I think Wyndham is the guy I would least like to win this tournament out of the entire field. If Rory hadn't choked at LACC, Wyndham wouldn't be a thought in any of our minds from the Ryder Cup to TGL to majors.

Yikes. Reed went from club twirl to water ball. These are the types of greens we want at Augusta.

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He always has one of the wilder strokes gained charts. He's the worst chipper on Tour and basically does nothing well except hit the absolute piss out of the ball.

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Potgeiter may be a perfect example of why Fred Ridley is right about the need for a rollback. Actually, I think it needs more than that, but at least it's something.

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I feel like that is almost never the case.

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I can't seem to find it now, but Data Golf had a stat showing how the 4 SG areas most impact the winner of all the majors. All were fairly similar in that off the tee and approach were the most important. The one big difference was that around the green had a much greater impact at Augusta than any other major. I may be misremembering, but I think that coincided with putting being less important at the Masters than any other major.

ETA: I found it. It was in their newsletter. SG Putting for the winners of all the majors in the last 5 years was lowest at the Masters, then the PGA Championship, US Open, and Open Championship.

Seems counterintuitive for the guys in the video to keep banging their heads with their hands.

Jason Kelce is adding nothing to this par 3 broadcast. I guess that is better than actually taking away from it. They would be better off just making every interview done by SVP over earbuds rather than going back and forth.

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What’s stopping an OF’er from hopping a fence and running into the crowd to make a catch then? Should that be legal too?

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If an outfielder has the ability to climb the fence, avoid fans, and run up some steps to catch a ball all before it hits the ground, go for it.

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Think about what you just said. Now, take away the idol. He would’ve been sent packing. Hard to get someone out with an idol, his gameplay had zero to do with it. Look, I get it, you like retarzo. You do you.

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But he did have the idol. It is part of the game. I don't like Rizo either, but I won't downplay his impressive run of whatever tribals in a row without playing the idol.

What he did is more impressive than if he happened to find 2-3 idols and kept playing them while getting votes. He had to do all of the following:

1. Build and keep a solid alliance that wouldn't turn on him just to get the idol out
2. Manipulate people multiple times to not vote for him by threatening to use the idol.
3. Have the balls to stick with the plan to not play it.