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Post by IceCat on Aug 4, 2015 21:29:44 GMT
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 5, 2015 0:32:51 GMT
Ice How far away is this event for you?...I'd luv to attend a Symetra event but none in the PNW...though Symetra is HQ's in the Seattle area.
Who is Screaming Eagle?
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Post by IceCat on Aug 5, 2015 3:18:09 GMT
Ice How far away is this event for you?...I'd luv to attend a Symetra event but none in the PNW...though Symetra is HQ's in the Seattle area. Who is Screaming Eagle? From the reaction to her eagle 1 en route to her 1st Tour victory at the '05 Corning (the clip here does not show that in full) Jimin Kang is forever known here as Screaming Eagle.
Brockton is a post industrial city of 93,000 about 25 miles/40km south of Boston and about an hour from my home in central Massachusetts. It is the hometown of champion boxers Rocky Marciano and Marvin Hagler, so the sports teams of the city's high school, among the more successful in the Commonwealth, are called the Boxers. W.B. Mason, a regional office supply distributor, is headquartered in Brockton.
Kevin
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Post by IceCat on Aug 5, 2015 4:04:25 GMT
The week figures to be a logistical headache as the WGAM Amateur Championship (our state's women's amateur) will be conducted at Thorny Lea during the first part of the week from 10-13 August, not leaving the Symetra Tour regulars much of a window to practice. The winner gets an exemption into the W.B. Mason field, which already includes (via a sponsor exemption) 17 year old Megan Khang of nearby Rockland, low amateur at last month's US Women's Open. Khang's 72 hole score in Lancaster of 285 was two strokes off the record low score at the Open by an amateur set in 1999 by GRACE PARK.
Kevin
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 5, 2015 4:32:01 GMT
From my observations, Jimin Kang is another pro that loves the camera....otherwise she does translate that personality in and outside the ropes when the spotlight is not on her.
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 5, 2015 4:34:59 GMT
A regular on WRX is best friends with Megan's dad. I think Megan might follow in Brooke's footsteps. I think Megan could be a better player....but finances restricts her potential practice and tournament time.
When I saw Brooke in 2012/2013 I'd never thought she'd play to her current level....I guess both might be late bloomers at 17 & 18....lol.
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Post by IceCat on Aug 10, 2015 9:20:34 GMT
Megan Khang just missed out on medalist honors at Q-school Stage One this past weekend at Rancho Mirage, so she comes into this week in Brockton with some momentum.rts.symetrascoring.com/QSchool/Kevin
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 12, 2015 17:55:45 GMT
Money is a barrier for MK to play the Am...and that's a shame. She isn't lucky enough to have rich parents or country golf federation funding like Lydia, Brooke, etc.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 12, 2015 18:15:23 GMT
Money is a barrier for MK to play the Am...and that's a shame. She isn't lucky enough to have rich parents or country golf federation funding like Lydia, Brooke, etc. Obama should just give her the money to play, even if it is illegal. That's how they do it in New Zealand.
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 13, 2015 1:25:29 GMT
Money is a barrier for MK to play the Am...and that's a shame. She isn't lucky enough to have rich parents or country golf federation funding like Lydia, Brooke, etc. Obama should just give her the money to play, even if it is illegal. That's how they do it in New Zealand. You are too freaking funny. So you mean you believe The Dragon Lady when she says she didn't know how $50,000 got mysteriously deposited into her personal bank account....I wonder if S. Korea will send the bank manager to N. Korea to work in the cabbage fields.
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Post by IceCat on Aug 13, 2015 8:44:52 GMT
Money is a barrier for MK to play the Am...and that's a shame. She was already out West last week for Stage One and could have easily gone up to Portland, Oregon for the Amateur since she had an exemption into the field by merely finishing the USWO. She graduated from high school and hasn't declared an intention to play college golf so she may be looking at turning pro depending on how well she fares in the latter stages of Q School. The opportunity to play a Symetra Tour event on her home course was apparently too good to pass up, even if it means missing the Amateur. She had a sponsor exemption into the only Symetra event in New England last year up in New Hampshire, finishing T15. It is simply a scheduling conflict this week.
The 116 player field will be going out in threesomes off #1 exclusively beginning at 7:41am on Friday; the last group tees off at 2:39pm. Megan is in the 1:44pm group while Jimin Kang is in the 9:53am group, Annie Park tees off at 8:47am and Vicky Hurst goes out at 12:49pm. No precipitation is expected all weekend with high temperatures ranging from 86-91F/30-33C over the three days and a slight breeze out of the southwest.
Kevin
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Post by SoYeonFan on Aug 13, 2015 16:57:49 GMT
Hopefully, Jimin will start to play more events. She has dropped out of the top ten money list. Not far, she is now eleventh. She has played just over half of the tournaments.
She can't hope for any help from Mike. It only reserved for certain people.
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Post by mr3putt on Aug 13, 2015 18:55:09 GMT
Megan will turn pro if Q-school successful.
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Post by IceCat on Aug 17, 2015 7:47:51 GMT
Another late night at work made me too tired to make it out to Brockton. Between the computer glitch at an FAA facility in Virginia and the same weather that curtailed play on Saturday lots of flights were delayed. It would have been fun seeing Vicky win for the first time in seven years. Megan Khang finished T17, ten shots back.www.symetratour.com/golf/news/2015/8/wb-mason-final-round-news-and-notes.aspx
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Post by HappyFan on Aug 17, 2015 16:39:35 GMT
Woah, Vicky Hurst? Talk about coming back from the dead! Great to hear!
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