Jason Dufner

All this talk of majors remaining for Woods, DJ, Rory, etc. got me to thinking..... How many more majors will Jason Dufner win?

With that putting stroke? LOL

The same amount that Tony Romo will win.

Hes surprisingly top 125 in the fed ex cup, 113th. I thought he was doing way worse than that this year. But I doubt we will ever see him win again, he has mega yips with the putter.

Somewhere between 0 and 19

After that PGA I would've felt confident saying at least 1 more possibly 2. That was an epic display of iron play, unfortunately his game just isn't as consistent anymore.

He still hits is great.... He's about 20th in GIR.

But he cannot chip or putt, he's about 200th in both.

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Can anyone point to the event or events in his life when his game started the decline?

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> @FootWedge16 said:

> Somewhere between 0 and 19

make that one and 19, he's got a PGA Championship trophy

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Oh Amanda, the mere mention of her has brightened my day!

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This would be the answer right here. "Women weaken legs, Rocky". And the wrong woman weakens the pocket book, the mindset, and just about anything else you can think of. And he's hardly the only one with this issue. Glover should have won another major too.

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> Oh Amanda, the mere mention of her has brightened my day!

I think you and Ferg are thinking different Amanda's.

Who cares! I just wanna see his WITB each week!

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> Oh Amanda, the mere mention of her has brightened my day!

How has she been (with) lately?

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> Who cares! I just wanna see his WITB each week!

I love seeing him rock the 7 wood.

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> With that putting stroke? LOL

I watched him roll some putts on the practice green at pebble and it wasn't pretty. Stripes it on the range, looks effortless. Never saw him without a Dip in.

Hits it good enough to win another PGA, maybe a Masters or Open, if he can get his putting straightened out. Needs to channel his inner Bernhard Langer.

Big fan of Duf. His swing and ball striking, attitude.

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> I watched him roll some putts on the practice green at pebble and it wasn't pretty. Stripes it on the range, looks effortless. Never saw him without a Dip in.

I always feel nervous for him when the second (or third) putt is more than a few inches.

Anything above that and you can sense the mental terror transferring to his hands

Most yippers are okay from a foot or so. Not Dufner.

Did not realise Dufner is 42 years old.

I thought he was younger :lol:

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> Hits it good enough to win another PGA, maybe a Masters or Open, if he can get his putting straightened out. Needs to channel his inner Bernhard Langer.

Maybe get Bernhard Langer or Scotty Mac to show him how to use that broomstick putter. Duff is a great ball striker. Langer was and still is a great ball striker. If he had discovered the broomstick earlier there is no telling how many majors he could have won on the regular tour.

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LOL Fergie strikes again---- Expect anything less??? :D

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> This would be the answer right here. "Women weaken legs, Rocky". And the wrong woman weakens the pocket book, the mindset, and just about anything else you can think of. And he's hardly the only one with this issue. Glover should have won another major too.

In the same way can we give her credit for brightening his world which may have assisted in him winning? His confidence had to have been through the roof.

When he shoots the lowest total score after 4 days.

Time for the next nonsensical silly thread.

Didn't he quit chewing, too? That's harder to deal with than ho's.

With how talented all these guys are I’m honestly surprised we don’t see some of the yippers switch to putting left handed. Has any tour pro ever given that a try?

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> When he shoots the lowest total score after 4 days.

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> Time for the next nonsensical silly thread.

If all threads had to be important and serious there would be no Golf WRX.

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> Didn't he quit chewing, too? That's harder to deal with than ho's.

He quit for Amanda, then picked it back up after.

Blaine McCallister (college teammate of Fred Couples and Jim Nantz) back in the late 80's through the 90's hit righty and putted lefty. He might have been a natural lefty if I remember correctly. Won a handful of tour events.

> @ebrasmus21 said:

> With how talented all these guys are I’m honestly surprised we don’t see some of the yippers switch to putting left handed. Has any tour pro ever given that a try?