European Tour/DP World Tour Thread (**** NO POLITICS ***)

[tomjas]

2 minutes ago, jimecherry said:

your implying alot on just one word internet is full of fake outrage and your adding to it.

He’s a PGAT supporter who doesn’t recognise the potential benefits to the tour itself that potentially flow from increased exposure to international markets 

 

See Yao Ming & the NBA, Michael Chang & the ATP, etc 

 

 

 

[Hankshank]

Delhi, well above the 32C limit for shorts. Souchgate is the storch so far while Manassero does it fashionista, looking good in those shorts. Not Schwartzel good but good. Paul yet another that don’t understands that it takes a Brooke H to have Brooke H trouser legs

 

But 35 degrees celsius (90-something Fahrenheit), thats horrible, at least for this Scandinavian.

[tomjas]

Stunning looking course 

[tomjas]

Just now, Hankshank said:

Delhi, well above the 32C limit for shorts. Souchgate is the storch so far while Manassero does it fashionista, looking good in those shorts. Not Schwartzel good but good. Paul yet another that don’t understands that it takes a Brooke H to have Brooke H trouser legs

 

But 35 degrees celsius (90-something Fahrenheit), thats horrible, at least for this Scandinavian.

Smog in Delhi can be horrendous as well 

[Hankshank]

Fellow countryman Söderberg is now the storch

 

 

Edited March 28 by Hankshank

[tomjas]

1 hour ago, Hankshank said:

Fellow countryman Söderberg is now the storch

 

 

7 birdies, a par & a triple bogey in first 9

[iBanesto]

 

The 17th.

[iBanesto]

1 hour ago, tomjas said:

7 birdies, a par & a triple bogey in first 9

 

2 snowmen for Soderberg.

 

[tomjas]

Switched over to PGAT and while I am sure that Houston is a beautiful course, it looks like the local public track compared to Delhi

[iBanesto]

• Person: How'd you go today?
• Soderberg: I had 9 birdies.
• Person: Wow that's amazing. What did you shoot?
• Soderberg: 71.

 

 

[Hankshank]

8 hours ago, iBanesto said:

• Person: How'd you go today?
• Soderberg: I had 9 birdies.
• Person: Wow that's amazing. What did you shoot?
• Soderberg: 71.

 

 

Todays round wasnt all pars either…

 

But he’s been like playing like this earlier years too. Streaky. I actually followed him and the only-pars player Björk on the Stockholm event last summer. And while Björk oozes professionalism Söderberg had the aura lf being a guy you might be paired with on a vacation Round, but making miracle shots all the time,  and sometimes not. Good aura.

[tomjas]

Nakajima is another fine young player 

[KennyP]

Espen Kofstad 81-62

 

Every day is different.

[iBanesto]

 

[JungleJimbo]

 

 

On 3/29/2024 at 7:53 PM, KennyP said:

Espen Kofstad 81-62

 

Every day is different.

 

[SnowbirdTom]

On 3/28/2024 at 8:25 AM, tomjas said:

Switched over to PGAT and while I am sure that Houston is a beautiful course, it looks like the local public track compared to Delhi

Hate to break it to you, but Memorial Park isn’t just public - it’s also a municipal track and it’s gorgeous.  Played it twice already this year.

[tomjas]

21 minutes ago, SnowbirdTom said:

Hate to break it to you, but Memorial Park isn’t just public - it’s also a municipal track and it’s gorgeous.  Played it twice already this year.

No doubt but the Delhi course would have cost a fortune to develop and it shows 

[tomjas]

Nakajima impressive again 

 

Manassero’s form just goes to show how much of the game is mental 

[tomjas]

Nakajima leading by 8 with 9 to play 

 

Looks to be a very good player in the making 

 

 

[Hankshank]

17 minutes ago, tomjas said:

Nakajima leading by 8 with 9 to play 

 

Looks to be a very good player in the making 

 

 

In the making… don’t know how long he was #1 in the WAGR, ahead of Åberg. Winning in Japan four times, supposedly showing up on the world stage now that his English is starting to become acceptable, having no US college years(as far as I know). Looked dead confident and used no interpretation in the after 3rd round interview. There just might be more Waguys on the AN table, ordered not just by Hideki.

Edited March 31 by Hankshank

[tomjas]

19 minutes ago, Hankshank said:

In the making… don’t know how long he was #1 in the WAGR, ahead of Åberg. Winning in Japan four times, supposedly showing up on the world stage now that his English is starting to become acceptable, having no US college years(as far as I know). Looked dead confident and used no interpretation in the after 3rd round interview. There just might be more Waguys on the AN table, ordered not just by Hideki.

Was world #1 ranked amateur for 87 weeks 

 

Aberg came after him despite being older 

Edited March 31 by tomjas

[iBanesto]

Nakajima continuing his dominance right now.

 

🇯🇵

 

 

[JungleJimbo]

1 hour ago, Hankshank said:

There just might be more Waguys on the AN table, ordered not just by Hideki.

What's a "Waguys"? (made me think of "Wagyu"!)

Edited March 31 by JungleJimbo

[JungleJimbo]

 

 

[Hankshank]

Said in the interview that his goal is to end up top 10 on DP, qualifying for PGA. Sounds like a good plan. 

[iBanesto]

I've enjoyed watching Veer Ahlawat this week.

 

A great looking swing.

 

🇮🇳

 

[tomjas]

16 minutes ago, Hankshank said:

Said in the interview that his goal is to end up top 10 on DP, qualifying for PGA. Sounds like a good plan. 

Pelley sold the DPWT down the river 

[billyspan]

Happy Monday from the Iberian Peninsula.

[billyspan]

@Ferguson

[tomjas]

Matt Fitzpatrick’s caddy dropping a truth bomb

 

https://twitter.com/golfmonthly/status/1777966873474199823?s=46&t=tK49mD68OHDgCSiwhr8Uug