2019 Masters Tournament hosted by ANGC (merged)

[Potatohead]

> @TheMoneyShot said:

> What is TWs OWGR now?

 

Six

[BlackM00Nlight]

> @TheMoneyShot said:

> What is TWs OWGR now?

 

6

[Darth Putter]

> @TheMoneyShot said:

> What is TWs OWGR now?

 

projected to be #6

[jmvargas]

am so bummed I fell asleep after just a few holes..

I guess my body clock was just used to waking up at 3am the past 3 days and couldn't handle the change in time..

woke up at 3am and so happy to know Tiger won....can't wait to watch replay !!

PS: blessing in disguise as I would have been too nervous watching it live!!

 

 

[TheMoneyShot]

> @Potatohead said:

> > @TheMoneyShot said:

> > What is TWs OWGR now?

>

> Six

 

Slowly but surely working his way back to #1.

[BB28403]

> @kcsf said:

> > @BB28403 said:

> > Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

> >

> > I mean it just seems really odd .

> >

> > Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

>

> Bad take. There isn't a single PGA player that would forgo a Masters Championship to see Tiger win.

 

 

I mean I def don’t want it to be true. It’s just my rational mind says pros don’t miss that much at the end. And are all smiles when they lost...

 

There is a TON of bets Riding on this masters

[StarFleetGolfer]

> @BB28403 said:

> > @kcsf said:

> > > @BB28403 said:

> > > Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

> > >

> > > I mean it just seems really odd .

> > >

> > > Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

> >

> > Bad take. There isn't a single PGA player that would forgo a Masters Championship to see Tiger win.

>

>

> I mean I def don’t want it to be true. It’s just my rational mind says pros don’t miss that much at the end. And are all smiles when they lost...

>

> There is a TON of bets Riding on this masters

 

Really? You probably think the Earth is flat too.

[buckeye440]

> @TheMoneyShot said:

> > @"Holy Moses" said:

> > > @dropkicked said:

> > > TIGER WITH HIS B GAME TAKES OUT THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THIS GENERATION. THOSE WHO SAID THEY DIDNT FEAR THE BLACK AND RED REALIZED TODAY... TODAY WHAT IT MEANS TO BE FACED DOWN BY THE GOAT.

> > > TIGER MFKN WOODS

> >

> > This was Tiger's A game

>

> Solid B game from Tiger! Nowhere near his A game this tourney. Way too many mistakes.

 

This could be his new A game. Would it really surprise you that he is not a good as he was once? Maybe it was not perfect but still high quality golf. Game good enough to beat everybody else.

[FargoRC]

> @BB28403 said:

> > @FargoRC said:

> > > @BB28403 said:

> > > Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

> > >

> > > I mean it just seems really odd .

> > >

> > > Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

> >

> > Really only the putt Brooks missed on 18 suprised me and it is a major championship not the John Deere Open, nerves are going to be in play. Tiger put the pressure on and made great shot after great shot. Nobody else could match him.

>

> Molinari hit not 1 but 2 into the water and missed a bunch after that

>

 

Molinari wasn't really playing that well today, he was making pars but he was grinding for them. #12 got him and he kind of came unraveled, he isn't the first and won't be the last to meet that fate at Augusta.

[BlackM00Nlight]

ESPN is trolling the haters on social media

[Hawkeye77]

> @Lamb said:

> Tiger Woods does not need his A game to beat this era. Remember this is the first time he has come back from behind to win the masters. These kids are over hyped!! Media and fans bought the bs - I didn't!! He would had wiped them off the map if he was the young 20 something Tiger.

>

>

Yes he does, needs what is now his A game, whatever components are there at that particular time.

 

[legitimategolf]

So glad TW lost to Bjerregaard at the Match Play. I think he needed every bit of energy today.

[freddi22cl]

> @BlackM00Nlight said:

> > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > Tiger's competition in the 2019 Masters

> >

> > Tiger Woods -13, #12 in OWGR coming into the week

> > Dustin Johnson -12, #2 major winner

> > Brooks Koepka -12, #4 major winner

> > Xander Schauffele -12, #10

> > Francesco Molinari -11, #7 major winner

> > Tony Finau -11, #15

> > Jason Day -11, #14 major winner

> > Webb Simpson -11, #23 major winner

> > Jon Rahm -10, #8

> > Rickie Fowler -10, #9

> > Patrick Cantlay -10, #21

> > Justin Thomas -8, #5 major winner

> > Bubba Watson -8, #17 major winner

>

> Impressive list - he really looked deflated until watching Frankie’s ball go for a swim on 12. Then the fire reignited and he never looked back.

 

he did? I didnt see that. He was fresh off an impressive par at 11, lots of golf to play at that point

[DFinch]

It has often been said that the new generation isn't as affected by the "Tiger effect" as the last generation. I think today many of them found out what it feels like.

 

 

[jonn443]

For one: Fransisco did choke, it's inexcusable to put it in the drink TWICE on the back 9... Especially with the way he was hitting the ball all weekend.

 

Two: Tiger was not an A with the driver... He missed a good amount of fairways. That said, he made some incredible escapes but also had luck on his side. I am telling you the golf gods shined down on him multiple times with where his drives landed after heading into the trees (right and left). His irons are what propelled his win. Period. He did get better with the putter from Thursday and Friday.

 

Lastly: He just knows Augusta like very few. He placed tee shots best he could and played approach shots in the correct spots. This was clear as crystal the back 9 today. After Fransisco did the unthinkable and played the extremely unsafe shot with the shorter iron and went into the drink. Tiger saw his opportunity to make this tournament HIS. From there it was all a plan to use his years of experience and previous wins; Played drives on 13,15, 17 and 18 right where they needed to be, iron shots were safe but left him makable putts, and he hit his tee shot on 16 in the exact precise location to use the slope, knowing 100% what it was going to do.

 

Unbelievable, but even with this great round, it is fair to say, this was Fransisco's tournament to lose, and that's exactly what he did. He doesn't go in the water , TWICE. That's a choke in my book. Play to the damn center...ughhh. It got Phil, it got Spieth, and now Molinari. He makes the birdies he made and plays safe... He wins by 1 posting -15.

 

It didn't happen, glad to see Tiger win... His demeanor has changed for the better which I love and used to hate about him. Very cool to send his kids see him close another major... After 8 years. Not a Tiger Fan, but give credit where it's due... He earned this.

 

 

[RobS14526]

> @BB28403 said:

> > @kcsf said:

> > > @BB28403 said:

> > > Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

> > >

> > > I mean it just seems really odd .

> > >

> > > Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

> >

> > Bad take. There isn't a single PGA player that would forgo a Masters Championship to see Tiger win.

>

>

> I mean I def don’t want it to be true. It’s just my rational mind says pros don’t miss that much at the end. And are all smiles when they lost...

>

> There is a TON of bets Riding on this masters

So how big of a bet would said pro have to have on Tiger to forgo the $2mil first place check and the millions in endorsements?

 

[straightshot7]

> @BB28403 said:

> > @kcsf said:

> > > @BB28403 said:

> > > Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

> > >

> > > I mean it just seems really odd .

> > >

> > > Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

> >

> > Bad take. There isn't a single PGA player that would forgo a Masters Championship to see Tiger win.

>

>

> I mean I def don’t want it to be true. It’s just my rational mind says pros don’t miss that much at the end. And are all smiles when they lost...

>

> There is a TON of bets Riding on this masters

 

Poor form man. I guess you missed Brooks' interview where he was clearly upset his putt didn't fall on 18...

 

Also your theory is just dumb. They would have had to place their bets on Wednesday to get good odds and how do they know if Tiger will play welll enough to win?

 

And they'd have to bet a huge amount to outweigh what they would make from winning and sponsorship bonuses.

 

Tiger plays poorly or gets injured and their bets are down the drain. Sounds like a great plan.

 

Just total hogwash of a theory. I hope I'm being trolled : )

[Hawkeye77]

> @BB28403 said:

> Anybody else of the mindset that Tiger winning and everyone else missing everything and playing bad after 15 was a little too convenient ?

>

> I mean it just seems really odd .

>

> Hopefully pro golf hasn’t turned into Pro Wrestling.

 

 

Troll game weak in the wake of Tiger’s win.

[TheMoneyShot]

Tiger come from behind win at a major with his “B” game at best. Unreal!

[BB28403]

Alright , just wondering if anyone else thought it seemed odd. The finish.

Carry on celebrating

[BlackM00Nlight]

> @freddi22cl said:

> > @BlackM00Nlight said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > Tiger's competition in the 2019 Masters

> > >

> > > Tiger Woods -13, #12 in OWGR coming into the week

> > > Dustin Johnson -12, #2 major winner

> > > Brooks Koepka -12, #4 major winner

> > > Xander Schauffele -12, #10

> > > Francesco Molinari -11, #7 major winner

> > > Tony Finau -11, #15

> > > Jason Day -11, #14 major winner

> > > Webb Simpson -11, #23 major winner

> > > Jon Rahm -10, #8

> > > Rickie Fowler -10, #9

> > > Patrick Cantlay -10, #21

> > > Justin Thomas -8, #5 major winner

> > > Bubba Watson -8, #17 major winner

> >

> > Impressive list - he really looked deflated until watching Frankie’s ball go for a swim on 12. Then the fire reignited and he never looked back.

>

> he did? I didnt see that. He was fresh off an impressive par at 11, lots of golf to play at that point

 

Just my take. Maybe skewed by my own deflation up to that point. ??‍♂️

[jmvargas]

hey..what about that guy who bet $85000?....

 

he just won almost $1.2M!!!

[serpriv]

Watched it with my 5 year old son. We were so hyped up! We will remember that win forever.

[FargoRC]

I think Tiger was energized when Frankie's ball went in the drink, suddenly a par become a birdie on that hole and he knew exactly where to put the ball on the green to make that happen. That said, I wouldn't call him deflated before that. He just found his opportunity and pounced.

[TheMoneyShot]

It’s the P7TW irons, that’s the difference. You all better go out and get some too:)

[BlackM00Nlight]

I can’t afford his irons - didn’t place a bet.

[freddi22cl]

> @jonn443 said:

> For one: Fransisco did choke, it's inexcusable to put it in the drink TWICE on the back 9... Especially with the way he was hitting the ball all weekend.

>

> Two: Tiger was not an A with the driver... He missed a good amount of fairways. That said, he made some incredible escapes but also had luck on his side. I am telling you the golf gods shined down on him multiple times with where his drives landed after heading into the trees (right and left). His irons are what propelled his win. Period. He did get better with the putter from Thursday and Friday.

>

> Lastly: He just knows Augusta like very few. He placed tee shots best he could and played approach shots in the correct spots. This was clear as crystal the back 9 today. After Fransisco did the unthinkable and played the extremely unsafe shot with the shorter iron and went into the drink. Tiger saw his opportunity to make this tournament HIS. From there it was all a plan to use his years of experience and previous wins; Played drives on 13,15, 17 and 18 right where they needed to be, iron shots were safe but left him makable putts, and he hit his tee shot on 16 in the exact precise location to use the slope, knowing 100% what it was going to do.

>

> Unbelievable, but even with this great round, it is fair to say, this was Fransisco's tournament to lose, and that's exactly what he did. He doesn't go in the water , TWICE. That's a choke in my book. Play to the **** center...ughhh. It got Phil, it got Spieth, and now Molinari. He makes the birdies he made and plays safe... He wins by 1 posting -15.

>

> It didn't happen, glad to see Tiger win... His demeanor has changed for the better which I love and used to hate about him. Very cool to send his kids see him close another major... After 8 years. Not a Tiger Fan, but give credit where it's due... He earned this.

>

>

 

i agree. Francisco got tight. Even the approach to 10 was disturbing- middle of the fairway and lose it left?

 

after his performance at The Open Championship and 3 rounds into the 2019 Masters, i thought no way he fades. Someone will have to take it from him. I was shocked.

 

But kudos to Woods, did what he had to do- birdied 13, 15, and 16 to nail it

[Potatohead]

> @BB28403 said:

> Alright , just wondering if anyone else thought it seemed odd. The finish.

> Carry on celebrating

 

The only thing that is odd is your train of tin foil thoughts. You must be new to watching Tiger winning

[StarFleetGolfer]

> @TheMoneyShot said:

> It’s the P7TW irons, that’s the difference. You all better go out and get some too:)

 

Already had them on order

[Darth Putter]

> @BlackM00Nlight said:

> I can’t afford his irons - didn’t place a bet.

 

Any Bethpage PGA tickets you can sell?