Favorite Tour Picture

[Shilgy]

On 11/5/2020 at 9:44 AM, Jedaigeki said:

With a week to go it only seems right to start posting Masters photos

I’m not sure why because I was I shark fan in the late 80’s....but this is a Masters photo I remember....

 

[bscinstnct]

On 9/4/2020 at 9:32 AM, imakaveli said:

Royal Troon, 1982

 

Ahhh, MG stole TWs speech!

 

; )

 

 

[FakeClubPro]

On 11/18/2020 at 9:41 PM, Boney said:

A nice high-resolution picture for Dustin fans:

Anyone know how wide that opening is between those trees?   Looks pretty narrow like 15 yards or so.

[iBanesto]

Ben.

 

 

Ray.

 

 

Jack.

 

[manku]

From today's NY Post...I'm not sure why I keep reading this garbage...I'd say it's NSFW, but is anyone in the office these days?

 

Can't Zuckerberg do us all a favor and shut down his instagram account?

 

https://nypost.com/2020/11/23/greg-normans-innocent-dog-photo-has-an-x-rated-twist/

[dlygrisse]

On 11/20/2020 at 6:32 PM, FakeClubPro said:

Anyone know how wide that opening is between those trees?   Looks pretty narrow like 15 yards or so.

Probably double that, but it REALLY looks narrow since they moved the tees back.  Back before they "Tiger Proofed" it, the ball got through that chute much quicker.  I think the old tee was in that grassy area in front of the current tee.

[dlygrisse]

On 11/18/2020 at 8:41 PM, Boney said:

A nice high-resolution picture for Dustin fans:

40 Yards?

Edited November 23, 2020 by dlygrisse

[milesgiles]

On 11/21/2020 at 12:32 AM, FakeClubPro said:

Anyone know how wide that opening is between those trees?   Looks pretty narrow like 15 yards or so.

 

Suggest it’s at least 30 yards although I’m not sure you can quite walk back to the start of that fairway where it’s probably narrowest 

[iBanesto]

Roberto De Vicenzo at the Masters in 1968.

 

An unfortunate scenario.

 

[mat562]

'You beat me fair and square, and you'll go on to have a legendary career, Tiger - but let's meet up and compare hairlines twenty-five years from now.'

 

 

Edited November 24, 2020 by mat562

[bscinstnct]

5 hours ago, mat562 said:

'You beat me fair and square, and you'll go on to have a legendary career, Tiger - but let's meet up and compare hairlines twenty-five years from now.'

 

 

 

Ha! I had to research that pic and found the pic with a link and then saw the name on the back.
 

Paul Page, has a golf school, still features that pic after he beat TW on his media. And still has great hair!

 

https://rmyauctions.com/bids/bidplace?itemid=31831

 

 

 

Edited November 25, 2020 by bscinstnct

[iBanesto]

40 years ago, Ballesteros became the 1st European to win the Masters.

 

 

[Christosterone]

I could’ve had a full sub for Seve pics...

his whole game was a work of kinetic art

I obviously loved the reverse c but his very unique leading arm/shoulder when chipping was(and still is) so awesome and worked so well

 

[Divot License]

I've always thought this photo of Seve was interesting.

[Divot License]

17 minutes ago, Christosterone said:

 

 

 

I always found it surprising that more people don't utilize this soft left arm when chipping rather than the more conventional straight lead arm. 

 

[Hankshank]

17 hours ago, mat562 said:

'You beat me fair and square, and you'll go on to have a legendary career, Tiger - but let's meet up and compare hairlines twenty-five years from now.'

 

 

 

Who's the other guy?

[Boney]

12 hours ago, Hankshank said:

 

Who's the other guy?

 

https://www.thepaulpagegolfacademy.co.uk/paul-page

I notice Paul cropped out the ugly socks on the picture for his website.

Edited November 26, 2020 by Boney

[Boney]

The Paul Page photo led me to some other early Tiger photos. Click for full size:

What driver is this Tiger's using in 1995?

 

And this wedge from 1996:

[tgws]

those Seve ones are tough to beat

 

Y.E. gives the Spaniard a run 

[iBanesto]

20 hours ago, Christosterone said:

I could’ve had a full sub for Seve pics...

his whole game was a work of kinetic art

I obviously loved the reverse c but his very unique leading arm/shoulder when chipping was(and still is) so awesome and worked so well

 

 

The 1st half of these trailer is so cool and summed up Seve.

 

"Touch of class baby" from Trevino just sums up Seve.

 

 

Edited November 26, 2020 by iBanesto

[Divot License]

8 hours ago, Boney said:

The Paul Page photo led me to some other early Tiger photos. Click for full size:

What driver is this Tiger's using in 1995?

 

And this wedge from 1996:

 

The driver I believe is actually an early Taylor Made Burner 3 wood. 

 

Not sure on the wedge but could be a Cleveland Tour Action

[iBanesto]

42 minutes ago, Jedaigeki said:

 

The driver I believe is actually an early Taylor Made Burner 3 wood. 

 

Not sure on the wedge but could be a Cleveland Tour Action

 

 

https://www.golfmagic.com/equipment-news/tiger-woods-golf-equipment-tiger-has-played-ever-1995

 

1995 - TIGER'S BAG AS AN AMATEUR

 

DRIVER: Titleist (at various times, he also played Callaway, Cobra and TaylorMade)
FAIRWAY WOOD: Titleist
IRONS: Mizuno MP-29 (2-4) and Mizuno MP-14 (5-PW) 
WEDGES: Cleveland 588 RTG SW and LW
PUTTER: PING Anser 2, and at times Odyssey
BALL: Titleist Professional 90 

[iBanesto]

Annika Sorenstam.

 

A somewhat forgotten great.

 

Fact: Played 53 majors. Wins = 10. Top 10 finishes = 31. Top 25 finishes = 45.

 

Edited November 30, 2020 by iBanesto

[golfsticks]

 

 

Love the Seve pics too, he was the best- Hey Seve, can you describe that 4 putt on 16.  Sure, I miss, I miss, I miss, I make....LOL

[Divot License]

I always liked O'Meara's swing and think he was an under appreciated putter. 

[Divot License]

Tiger doing his best Seve impression.

[milesgiles]

6 hours ago, Jedaigeki said:

I always liked O'Meara's swing and think he was an under appreciated putter. 

 

If that was the playoff, I was behind Mark when he hit the approach to 18 at Birkdale. Beautiful huge draw, sure they said it was a 4 iron. Great tournament, sonic boom when Rose holed out.

 

Think O Meara was always regarded as a very good putter 

[Divot License]

22 minutes ago, milesgiles said:

 

If that was the playoff, I was behind Mark when he hit the approach to 18 at Birkdale. Beautiful huge draw, sure they said it was a 4 iron. Great tournament, sonic boom when Rose holed out.

 

Think O Meara was always regarded as a very good putter 

I was there also, but standing at the back of the green, it was my second trip to the Open, the first was the previous year.

[iBanesto]

9 hours ago, Jedaigeki said:

I was there also, but standing at the back of the green, it was my second trip to the Open, the first was the previous year.

 

Anyone remember Brian Watts?

 

He had a very successful career in Japan and was consistently ranked in the world top 100. After 1999, he fell off the map.

 

[Ferguson]

Before Bryson.............