2019 Wyndham Championship

[SkiSchoolPro]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> > @Hankshank said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > > @grm24 said:

> > > > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > > > tee times

> > > > > https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/wyndham-championship/tee-times.html

> > > > >

> > > > > featured groups

> > > > > Patrick Reed/ Webb Simpson/ Si Woo Kim

> > > > > Jordan Spieth/ Charles Howell III/ Paul Casey (#18, #19 and #38 in all time PGA Tour winnings)

> > > > > Brandt Snedeker/ Billy Horschel/ Chez Reavie

> > > > > Michael Wolff/ Colin Morikawa/ Adam Long (three rookies with tour wins)

> > > >

> > > > Short of winning what does Hovland need to do to get his card for next year? A solo 2nd (300 FEC points) or a 2 way tie for 2nd (245) would do the trick. Does a solo third (190) get him his card?

> > >

> > > Hovland sits at 173. 190 points puts him at 363 which is exactly the total Alex Noren has at #125. He needs a three way tie for second or better for 208 points and maybe a little help.

> > Rooting for Alex in this case, my local boy. Victor will easily make it next year on Korn Ferry.

> >

>

> Playing on the Korn Ferry Tour worked out for his friend, fellow Norwegian and Oklahoma State Cowboy, Kristoffer Ventura. He won twice and will be on the PGA Tour next year.

 

173 should get him into the KF Finals which offers a chance for a PGA card

[third-times-a-charm]

Everyone was all Hovland when he made the PGA Tour, and now Morikawa and Wolff are the leaders of the new guys with a win each in their first year.

 

 

[2putttom]

ya well we're fickle, just like your putting stroke.

[macedan]

Really pulling for Brice Garnett to make the cut and go to the playoffs. He's already got his card for 19-20 but it's nice seeing a fellow small town Missouri guy play well.

[Roadking2003]

In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

 

Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

 

I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

[grm24]

> @Hankshank said:

> > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > @grm24 said:

> > > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > > tee times

> > > > https://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/wyndham-championship/tee-times.html

> > > >

> > > > featured groups

> > > > Patrick Reed/ Webb Simpson/ Si Woo Kim

> > > > Jordan Spieth/ Charles Howell III/ Paul Casey (#18, #19 and #38 in all time PGA Tour winnings)

> > > > Brandt Snedeker/ Billy Horschel/ Chez Reavie

> > > > Michael Wolff/ Colin Morikawa/ Adam Long (three rookies with tour wins)

> > >

> > > Short of winning what does Hovland need to do to get his card for next year? A solo 2nd (300 FEC points) or a 2 way tie for 2nd (245) would do the trick. Does a solo third (190) get him his card?

> >

> > Hovland sits at 173. 190 points puts him at 363 which is exactly the total Alex Noren has at #125. He needs a three way tie for second or better for 208 points and maybe a little help.

> Rooting for Alex in this case, my local boy. Victor will easily make it next year on Korn Ferry.

>

 

If Hovland doesn't get his tour card in this event he can still earn one for the 2019-20 PGA Tour season by finishing in the top 25 of the KF Tour playoffs.

[KRAMER1997]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

>

> Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

>

> I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

 

Kostis could never analyze a swing by just eyeballing it, he needs the "Konica Minolta Swing Vision Camera."

[Catty]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

>

> Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie, block shank out of bounds, Such a terrible swing indeed.

There you go. Just fixed the last part for you.

 

 

 

[tiderider]

yeah, dunno how or why faldo & kostis have analysts positions with a tv company ... it's not like they actually know anything about the golf swing ... i mean, kostis played football at new hampshire ... proves he couldn't possibly know anything about a sport ...

[Darth Putter]

After Round 1

moving IN

Patton Kizzire 129>>>>120

Johnson Wagner 156>>>>122

Andrew Landry 132>>>>124

Austin Cook 126>>>>125

 

moving OUT

Pat Perez 122>>>>126

Sebastian Munoz 123>>>>128

Robert Streb 124>>>>129

Alex Noren 125>>>>130

 

 

[Krt22]

> @Catty said:

> > @Roadking2003 said:

> > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> >

> > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie, block shank out of bounds, Such a terrible swing indeed.

> There you go. Just fixed the last part for you.

>

>

>

 

Very possible he shoots 74 tomorrow, lulz

[flushem]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> After Round 1

> moving IN

> Patton Kizzire 129>>>>120

> Johnson Wagner 156>>>>122

> Andrew Landry 132>>>>124

> Austin Cook 126>>>>125

>

> moving OUT

> Pat Perez 122>>>>126

> Sebastian Munoz 123>>>>128

> Robert Streb 124>>>>129

> Alex Noren 125>>>>130

>

>

 

Are R Streb and P Perez exempted till next season?

[snizzle]

> @flushem said:

> > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > After Round 1

> > moving IN

> > Patton Kizzire 129>>>>120

> > Johnson Wagner 156>>>>122

> > Andrew Landry 132>>>>124

> > Austin Cook 126>>>>125

> >

> > moving OUT

> > Pat Perez 122>>>>126

> > Sebastian Munoz 123>>>>128

> > Robert Streb 124>>>>129

> > Alex Noren 125>>>>130

> >

> >

>

> Are R Streb and P Perez exempted till next season?

 

Perez is exempted for next season since he won the CIMB during the 2017-18 season. He missed a chunk of this season due to injury which is most likely a big reason he's sitting on the bubble right now.

[Darth Putter]

> @flushem said:

> > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > After Round 1

> > moving IN

> > Patton Kizzire 129>>>>120

> > Johnson Wagner 156>>>>122

> > Andrew Landry 132>>>>124

> > Austin Cook 126>>>>125

> >

> > moving OUT

> > Pat Perez 122>>>>126

> > Sebastian Munoz 123>>>>128

> > Robert Streb 124>>>>129

> > Alex Noren 125>>>>130

> >

> >

>

> Are R Streb and P Perez exempted till next season?

 

Perez still has a year to go on his CIMB win in October 2017.

Streb would go back to the Korn Ferry Playoffs again.

[Roadking2003]

> @Catty said:

> > @Roadking2003 said:

> > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> >

> > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie, block shank out of bounds, Such a terrible swing indeed.

> There you go. Just fixed the last part for you.

But it didn't go OB. You and the TV talking heads got it wrong. And he ended up with a 64....even with all those swing flaws.

 

[Titleist_PT23]

Thought there would be more love for Spieth here. Let's see if he can put 4 rounds together / avoid the double or triple round killer. May even get back to the winner's circle this week.

[OldTomMorris]

> @KRAMER1997 said:

> > @Roadking2003 said:

> > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> >

> > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

> >

> > I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

>

> Kostis could never analyze a swing by just eyeballing it, he needs the "Konica Minolta Swing Vision Camera."

 

He's been a successful swing instructor for decades. Long before the hi-tech era so he can certainly analyse a swing in the manner you suggest he can't.

[OldTomMorris]

Kiradech Aphibarnrat has had a solid season #74 FedEx. Good start with 64.

[Catty]

> @Roadking2003 said:

> > @Catty said:

> > > @Roadking2003 said:

> > > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> > >

> > > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie, block shank out of bounds, Such a terrible swing indeed.

> > There you go. Just fixed the last part for you.

> But it didn't go OB. You and the TV talking heads got it wrong. And he ended up with a 64....even with all those swing flaws.

>

Soooo the pga tour website says it went out of bounds. The commentators said it went out of bounds, pga Facebook says it went out of bounds, but you say it didn’t. Ok. I believe you then.

 

[MattyO1984]

I never really saw any of the coverage last night but reading now that Spieth was 15/15 from 17 feet and in.

[el_b00t]

> @agolf1 said:

> Thought there would be more love for Spieth here. Let's see if he can put 4 rounds together / avoid the double or triple round killer. May even get back to the winner's circle this week.

 

I put $25 on him. I think he's due for one.

[PowerFade36]

> @MattyO1984 said:

> I never really saw any of the coverage last night but reading now that Spieth was 15/15 from 17 feet and in.

 

He caught a couple of breaks on the longer ones by having his partner putt before him on a similar line. But anyway he had the flat stick really dialed in.

[scores]

I see Steve Scott’s name in the field is he the same guy that fought TW at pumpkin ridge?

[mocokid]

> @KRAMER1997 said:

> > @Roadking2003 said:

> > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> >

> > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

> >

> > I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

>

> Kostis could never analyze a swing by just eyeballing it, he needs the "Konica Minolta Swing Vision Camera."

 

Time for him to retire along with McCord and Maltby and Nantz, these guys have been around the tour Forever, time to hang it up and get some fresh blood. Golf broadcasting of tour events seems to carry life long tenure.

[Roadking2003]

> @Catty said:

> > @Roadking2003 said:

> > > @Catty said:

> > > > @Roadking2003 said:

> > > > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> > > >

> > > > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie, block shank out of bounds, Such a terrible swing indeed.

> > > There you go. Just fixed the last part for you.

> > But it didn't go OB. You and the TV talking heads got it wrong. And he ended up with a 64....even with all those swing flaws.

> >

> Soooo the pga tour website says it went out of bounds. The commentators said it went out of bounds, pga Facebook says it went out of bounds, but you say it didn’t. Ok. I believe you then.

>

 

You are right. The PGA Tour website graphic clearly shows that it did not go OB and he chipped out to the fairway then hit his third shot up to the green. That is wrong. He hit his fourth shot up to the green.

 

But yes, you are correct, it did go OB.

 

 

[OldTomMorris]

Patton Kizzire making a charge to get into the playoffs. Coming in at #129 so needs a good week. Still has exemptions based on his multiple wins in 2018.

[wmblake2000]

> @mocokid said:

> > @KRAMER1997 said:

> > > @Roadking2003 said:

> > > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> > >

> > > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

> > >

> > > I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

> >

> > Kostis could never analyze a swing by just eyeballing it, he needs the "Konica Minolta Swing Vision Camera."

>

> Time for him to retire along with McCord and Maltby and Nantz, these guys have been around the tour Forever, time to hang it up and get some fresh blood. Golf broadcasting of tour events seems to carry life long tenure.

 

Keep Maltby around.

 

 

[stanger37]

-3 is the cut right now before majority of the leaders haven't tee'd off. Are we looking at a possibly -6 cut? LOL

[mocokid]

> @wmblake2000 said:

> > @mocokid said:

> > > @KRAMER1997 said:

> > > > @Roadking2003 said:

> > > > In hindsight, it was hilarious listening to Faldo and Kostis trashing Spieth's swing on #12. They talked about multiple problems he has (knee action, too wide, sliding, etc). They made it sound like he swings like a 15 capper.

> > > >

> > > > Then Spieth goes birdie, birdie, eagle, par, birdie. Such a terrible swing indeed.

> > > >

> > > > I've always thought it would be fun to challenge Faldo and Kostis to analyze a swing without knowing where the ball went and then tell us where it went.

> > >

> > > Kostis could never analyze a swing by just eyeballing it, he needs the "Konica Minolta Swing Vision Camera."

> >

> > Time for him to retire along with McCord and Maltby and Nantz, these guys have been around the tour Forever, time to hang it up and get some fresh blood. Golf broadcasting of tour events seems to carry life long tenure.

>

> Keep Maltby around.

>

>

 

OK, I'll you Maltby, I was a Rossie fan myself he was on course HOF announcer.

[flushem]

> @"Darth Putter" said:

> > @flushem said:

> > > @"Darth Putter" said:

> > > After Round 1

> > > moving IN

> > > Patton Kizzire 129>>>>120

> > > Johnson Wagner 156>>>>122

> > > Andrew Landry 132>>>>124

> > > Austin Cook 126>>>>125

> > >

> > > moving OUT

> > > Pat Perez 122>>>>126

> > > Sebastian Munoz 123>>>>128

> > > Robert Streb 124>>>>129

> > > Alex Noren 125>>>>130

> > >

> > >

> >

> > Are R Streb and P Perez exempted till next season?

>

> Perez still has a year to go on his CIMB win in October 2017.

> Streb would go back to the Korn Ferry Playoffs again.

 

It looks like Streb will definitely go back to KF playoff.