Favorite Tour Picture

[iBanesto]

[Valtiel]

 

[rukahs]

 

 

So much win BUT... she needs a new glove :lol:

[rich13]

 

 

 

 

Brian Barnes, ultimate golf style.

[Valtiel]

[Valtiel]

[imakaveli]

[Dave230]

[Ferguson]

Brian Barnes, ultimate golf style.............................He deserves his own GD THREAD.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[lumberman2462]

Brian Barnes, ultimate golf style.............................He deserves his own GD THREAD.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Barnes looks like a giant.

[Valtiel]

 

Monte's persona summed up in one facial expression. :D

[imakaveli]

[imakaveli]

Bobby Jones during the first Masters

 

[duffer987]

Not sure anyone at the time thought this would fundamentally change Women's professional golf:

 

[imakaveli]

Arnie at Royal Birkdale

 

[prickle]

A class act.

[pwa]

Man, what a great thread!

 

And, no bickering! :)

[Jarlaxle]

My favorite because I was there by the 18th green and saw, well, heard this happen in person.

 

I had been following Phil all day (Saturday too in fact) and while I'm a big guy (6'3"), the best I could do by the time we reached the 18th green was get on my tippiest of toes and even doing that, all I could see was Phil's head and shoulders. When he hit the putt, everyone moved and so the only way I knew it went in was the roar.

 

 

I'll never forget watching the highlights that night on ESPN. What a putt. What a moment.

[bladehunter]

Has to be Phil with that massive leap at Augusta. I often wonder what he thought about while suspended so high above the green.

[fillwelix]

Has to be Phil with that massive leap at Augusta. I often wonder what he thought about while suspended so high maybe ten inches at most above the green.

[playa]

My favorite because I was there by the 18th green and saw, well, heard this happen in person.

 

I had been following Phil all day (Saturday too in fact) and while I'm a big guy (6'3"), the best I could do by the time we reached the 18th green was get on my tippiest of toes and even doing that, all I could see was Phil's head and shoulders. When he hit the putt, everyone moved and so the only way I knew it went in was the roar.

 

 

I'll never forget watching the highlights that night on ESPN. What a putt. What a moment.

And what a vertical leap.

[TheLarch]

It was between this and Hogan's approach at Merion...

[timbleking]

Pics of Ouimet are just fantastic.

[justasgood]

It was between this and Hogan's approach at Merion...

 

Playing that back nine would be a dream. Love bridges and flowers?

[duffer987]

It was between this and Hogan's approach at Merion...

 

Playing that back nine would be a dream. Love bridges and flowers��

 

Ugh. Not to be Buzz Killington, but isn't there already a super-long KLPGA/LPGA wank thread for that?

[bobbydazzlewazzler]

Got to respect the legend that is Jiminez’s stretch routine while puffing away on a fat cigar...

 

[bandrz]

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One of the best Sundays of all time. can you believe this is now a logo? love it

[emncaity]

 

What an iconic shot and photo. It has always been my favorite.

 

 

 

Then there's this one, on the wall above my desk:

 

[Hawkeye77]

It was between this and Hogan's approach at Merion...

 

I'm not sure you can get anything in between that.

[emncaity]

Don't mind this one: