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Post by don on Mar 21, 2016 1:02:15 GMT
Don: Huh....WTF are you drinking or smoking?......I said this girl was maybe 12....four years ago. OK....I did some research....her name is Izzy Cantwell....watch this video...she's HILARIOUS. www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxvLlS71lR0You never said how old she was. I did spend about 15 minutes going through all the female golf channel employees I could find, which was fun. Mcmurry was great. |
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Post by don on Mar 21, 2016 1:14:08 GMT
What a find from the archives. Brandel was great with her. I think Abbot was nervous.
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Post by mr3putt on Mar 21, 2016 1:23:25 GMT
Round 3 I have to admit, I usually don't enjoy these pitch and putt type tournaments; ....... I'm having a hard time really caring about this one.So did you care about watching Bada*s dismantling her competition on this goat track?.....ya...I guess the Koreans can only win on tough courses....lol. Hmmm....so far the Sista's are 4.5 of 6 event wins....I wonder how many events will be won by the Koreans this year......28?  Rumor is that once Bada*s started to run away with the event...Jan Stephenson left the course....I wonder how many of the Sista's snubbed shaking Jan's hand at the 18th hole? To be honest....I enjoyed Ms Pouty Face whining, moaning and missing putt more than watching Bada*s smoke this course with a 62.  Women's golf can be boring because they play on some mediocre tracks with easy set-ups. Watching Jason Day win at the API on a far superior Bay Hill with punishing rough and lots of risk & reward was much more exciting. It's sad to see The King's health deteriorating this year. |
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Post by 18majors on Mar 21, 2016 1:33:53 GMT
The most impressive thing about Sei Young this week is that she didn't make a single double bogey all week, not a single one.
Nobody can beat her this week on this course; not LPGA players, nor PGA players.
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Post by mr3putt on Mar 21, 2016 1:35:52 GMT
Considering the Koreans have now neutered Ha Na....I think for all future Bada*s wins....Paul Fusco should pull out 3 boards from the bag on 18 and have SYK break them all mid air with one spin kid...Sei Young Kim RULES.
I quite enjoyed seeing all the young girls inside the ropes helping out.
OK...just finished watching the end of the event....Lewis is such a sour puss....I can't believe how many people like Stacy...I even saw some Koreans fangirling her up here in Van City...go figure.
Any of you guys....Lisa Cornwell fanboys?
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Post by mr3putt on Mar 21, 2016 1:46:22 GMT
It is tough going right now if you are an American. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!! Tony You and Cindy should start eating out more at Korean BBQ joints in NJ...so you can have a better understanding of the Korean culture so you can ask more in depth questions in the media center when another Korean is holding the trophy at the events you attend.  Just be happy you now have a likeable Merican in Lexi as your #1 Yank. |
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Post by bangkokbobby on Mar 21, 2016 3:01:16 GMT
That was pretty darn impressive. I really like Sei-Young Kim quite a bit. Anytime you can match one of Annika's records, it's been a good day.
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Post by philknj on Mar 21, 2016 5:07:45 GMT
I figured out MHL's caddy. His name is Andrew Tschudin, an Aussie touring pro, age 43. He played Down Under and in Asia (won twice in Korea) and had a few reps on the web.com tour. He had Minjee Lee's bag during her amateur days. Mi Hyang had him in Thailand and Singapore. If this guy doesn't work out, who do you turn to next?!Larry the Looper?
Surely (or is that Shirley?), you jest. His name is mud in Sisterdom, which seems to suit him fine. But, I still like to check out his blog once in a while for hidden news nuggets you won't read anywhere else.
I can't complain about Mi Hyang this week...T-13 and three really good rounds out of four. I'm wondering about her schedule in May-June. I'm sure she'll play Kingsmill (not far from South Carolina), and then she's a 100% lock to play the new Volvik event in Michigan. But, what's the next move? I'm concerned that a lot big names won't want to go back east to Atlantic City, since there's a "major" in Seattle the following week. 
I was fooled by a photo earlier in the week...thought she had a T/M M1 or M2 FW, but up close I can see it's a Callaway. 
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Post by HappyFan on Mar 21, 2016 7:00:03 GMT
Round 4 Congratulations to Sei Young Kim on her win. These kinds of tracks definitely neuter the Korean's biggest advantage: their consistency. But Kim made 4 eagles this week, and countless birdies: when you do that, you win regardless of the course setup. All hail!    Having said that, I sure HOPE the LPGA starts setting things up a little harder. Even Judy was admitting this was probably a par 70. When a player who shoot 17 under par doesn't even get a top ten, that is a pretty bad sign. Sei Young was great, but Eun Hee Ji couldn't but a birdie most of the day. Still managed one of her better recent finishes, though.  And somehow Ha Na managed to rally, shoot a 65, and... not make a top ten. Yeah, 65 is just a little better than average over there! Also nice that Sung Hyun Park managed a 13th, and Mirim Lee got a top 20 as well to help her slim chances of making the Olympics. Congrats again to Sei Young Kim. Hwaiting!!!     Trophy time!   Nuff said   Mi Hyang Lee   So Yeon Ryu   Minjee Lee   Jenny Shin   Sung Hyun Park   |
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Post by bravedave on Mar 21, 2016 20:41:55 GMT
In Gee pulled out of Kia. She is fully aware that she most likely would hurt her Rolex Ranking if she finishes outside of top 20. I'm glad that she won't play unless she is 100% confident she'll perform her best; but on the other hand very worried about the extent of her injury. The Koreans can be a**hats.....remember the press conference after NYC won the 2015 Coates....she was nearly in tears because she said people back home were calling her a "LOSER" because she had not won for a while. I must have some Korean in me. I kind of lost interest in Na Yeon with all the not winning. Then with the Coates win I was back on board and even cried a little when she beat pouty face in Arkansas. It was such an emotional victory for me. I might add, Na Yeon you're my favorite and I will never doubt you again. Also guess who's bag Na Yeon's Coates caddie is with? 3-Putt you know? I think I'm the only one who knows. Old David Jones did okay for himself. |
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Post by bravedave on Mar 21, 2016 21:16:32 GMT
Have you tried out your driver?....loft up? Heavy rain this past Monday ruined my plans...and we're getting a little snow on Sunday...maybe the end of the month will work. ******* SH Park's plan for global domination hit a speed bump today...and a Pak fanboy   I'm thinking where do I know this guy? Ah yes, Cougar introduced me to Se Ri Fanboy at the 2014 ANA. Saturday Se Ri was in final group with Lexi and he was in heaven. That Saturday was one of the greatest days I've ever had on the LPGA. Of course nothing beats Portland and meeting 3 Putt! |
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Post by bravedave on Mar 21, 2016 21:28:17 GMT
If Inbee doesn't shape up, Se Ri is going to have to convince her to step down from the Olympic team for the good of the nation. I can't recall an elite player who's game collapsed so quickly. She must be injured. Maybe she's subtly playing her way out of the Zika games. In Gee too, I would. Have you seen what that virus can do? Holy Moly. I've spent two hours reading this thread and I'm still not done. I've got things to do! I'll pick it back up tomorrow. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2016 23:27:18 GMT
If Inbee doesn't shape up, Se Ri is going to have to convince her to step down from the Olympic team for the good of the nation. I can't recall an elite player who's game collapsed so quickly. She must be injured. Duh....Yani. Yes, Yani's game has gone a bit south. I forgot she was ever an elite player. |
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Post by mr3putt on Mar 22, 2016 0:06:05 GMT
Yes, Yani's game has gone a bit south. I forgot she was ever an elite player. A bit south???.....it's been 4 years.....she hasn't been able to figure it out...I like Yani....but let's be honest...she's toast.....she might not even make the Olympic team. |
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Post by mr3putt on Mar 22, 2016 0:07:42 GMT
1) Surely (or is that Shirley?), you jest. His name is mud in Sisterdom, which seems to suit him fine. But, I still like to check out his blog once in a while for hidden news nuggets you won't read anywhere else.
2) I was fooled by a photo earlier in the week...thought she had a T/M M1 or M2 FW, but up close I can see it's a Callaway.
3) I can't complain about Mi Hyang this week...T-13 and three really good rounds out of four. I'm wondering about her schedule in May-June. I'm sure she'll play Kingsmill (not far from South Carolina), and then she's a 100% lock to play the new Volvik event in Michigan. But, what's the next move? I'm concerned that a lot big names won't want to go back east to Atlantic City, since there's a "major" in Seattle the following week.
1) What???....you mean those things he says about the the Koreans in his blog are false? 2) The Cally XHot2 FW get a lot of good reviews for it's forgiveness. I got lucky and picked up a XHot2 3H 6 weeks ago for only $50.....the head is pretty hot and it has a real aftermarket Aldila Blue shaft labeled for Cally.....but I think the red would be more ideal for me. The pro version has a smaller and nicer looking head. 3) There will be 9 consecutive weeks of play starting at Kingsmill....so yes...I predict weak fields at the Shoprite, Portland and The Marathon. If MHL bails on the Shoprite and if she likes you...she should pay for your trip to Sahalee. To be honest...I'm quite surprised how well MHL is playing....I think she might like this loop...she was in a fairly good mood in Phoenix...normally she looks quite pouty.....when I mentioned "Phil from NJ" at the CP CWO she gave me a 'deer in the headlights' look...you really must have made a really lasting impression with her....lol. |
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