08-09-2020, 02:48 PM
(08-08-2020, 07:03 AM)Mick Wrote:(08-07-2020, 02:13 PM)lex24 Wrote: Yeah, I don’t have any real reason for Koepka. He just rubs me wrong. Great thing about sports is you don’t have to have any real reasons to like or not like a player or team!
Funny what you said on the tour question. I take it Reed was not eligible cause he’d run away with the prize. (I think they did something similar about cheating and NCAA hoops coaches - excepting Calipari, cause, well you know why!) I also thought that Bubba Watson is quite unpopular. I think I once read where they did a poll asking for who would be the person they’d be least likely to help if that player was stranded on a desert island )or something like that) - Bubba “won”
Didn't know that about Bubba in the 2015 poll. I saw the Feherty interviews with all three. PReed has a rep as a cheater dating back to his college days, has a troubled home life, brash, alienates people. Starts sentences with "I'm from Texas, so...", curses on TV, snaps at fans, clearly considered himself a "legend of the game" after he won three tournaments before age 24. Only saving grace is a 7-4-1 Ryder Cup record, which most of his peers can't match.
Keopka comes across as a jerk, flat out.
Technically speaking, the five slowest golfers are (1) J. B. Holmes, (2) DeChambeau, (3) Ben Crane, (4) Jason Day and (5) Jordan Speith.
Mick -- 79 seconds is mere child's play. DeChamSlow went 2:37 on a birdie putt at East Lake last year. it was one of several occasions where he has gone 2 minutes plus on his first putt. rudely self-indulgent seems an apt descriptor.

