The Masters 2015 **MOD warning in OP**

FixdePitchmark

is photo above wife.

If so explains all. Delusional .

Gold..............

PARlance

NapoleonInRags wrote: »

Ben too? yeuch

He looks great for 85...or 91

charlieIRL

I know its late on a friday night, a long week at work, few beers on board, but less of the Crenshaw and his wife / daughters thanks

charlieIRL

Paul Casey only one bogey in 36 holes? Very impressive

seligehgit

Beauty by Phil.

LuckyGent88

Brilliance from phil once again.

charlieIRL

Fantastic by Mickelson alright

LuckyGent88

Followed by a nice chip in from rory. Such a pity he had those stupid dropped shots on 9 and 14.

charlieIRL

He's been the wrong side of a few pins today hasnt he?

Some serious thunder in the background as well, is the forecast ok for tomorrow? ?

FixdePitchmark

nice one,

phil back in mix.

Muff Richardson

charlieIRL wrote: »

I know its late on a friday night, a long week at work, few beers on board, but less of the Crenshaw and his wife / daughters thanks

and grandchildren

irishgeo

charlieIRL wrote: »

He's been the wrong side of a few pins today hasnt he?

Some serious thunder in the background as well, is the forecast ok for tomorrow? ?

rain due in a hour and all night, tomorrow 80F sunny and 7mph wind gusting to 15mph.

moycullen14

It's late and I've had lots of beer but, holy god, the ads on setanta are beyond surreal. Tracy brothers has got to be the winner. What the .....

ItsChecoTime

Shame for Shane, looks like he'll miss out by one.

By my calculations we could have a Tiger Sergio pairing tomorrow, that would be interesting

xrp

Looking forward to the BBC coverage.

charlieIRL

irishgeo wrote: »

rain due in a hour and all night, tomorrow 80F sunny and 7mph wind gusting to 15mph.

Cheers.

Soft greens tomorrow won't go down well with organisers. Wonder will the firm them up?

martyos121

Great finish to the round for Rory. Top 10 would be a good, fairly realistic result for him.

LuckyGent88

Very good back nine from rory. Great recovery after the shocker on the 9th. Needs a 65/ 66 tomorrow and he is well capable of it.

ItsChecoTime

Think that's 10 sub par rounds in a row for Rory in majors. Think he'll be out with a Bubba tomorrow, they could go low

irishgeo

looking forward to the bbc coverage for a change, moving day tomorrow.

martyos121

ItsChecoTime wrote: »

Think that's 10 sub par rounds in a row for Rory in majors. Think he'll be out with a Bubba tomorrow, they could go low

Absolutely no harm in Rory being out with the defending champ if that is indeed the case. He may not be the most likeable lad on the tour, but he knows his way around the course, brings good energy and Rory could feed off that in a big way.

Pierce_1991

I was saying a few pages back that Rory looked like a man who wanted to miss the cut but fair play to him, from +3 to -2 in the space of a few holes is really excellent. When you consider he hit some really bad shots today to end up with a 71 is miraculous.

FixdePitchmark

Pierce_1991 wrote: »

I was saying a few pages back that Rory looked like a man who wanted to miss the cut but fair play to him, from +3 to -2 in the space of a few holes is really excellent. When you consider he hit some really bad shots today to end up with a 71 is miraculous.

So. Did you learn anything today about yourself or Rory ?

Nice admittance.

whatawaster

Pierce_1991 wrote: »

I was saying a few pages back that Rory looked like a man who wanted to miss the cut but fair play to him, from +3 to -2 in the space of a few holes is really excellent. When you consider he hit some really bad shots today to end up with a 71 is miraculous.

I'd go the other way. When you drive the ball as long and straight as he has been, you should be more than two under

LuckyGent88

whatawaster wrote: »

I'd go the other way. When you drive the ball as long and straight as he has been, you should be more than two under

Drive for show and putt for dough!!!

He missed two putts from 2 feet. Just can't make mistakes like that

FixdePitchmark

The strange thing about Rory is his game shift.

He seems to have gears.

The best ever at all sports had this.

But the ones that won most didn't.

Pierce_1991

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

So. Did you learn anything today about yourself or Rory ?

Nice admittance.

I learned a lot about myself. It's been an emotional day.

Boskowski

Not sure where all the Rory hype in the build up to this was coming from. On sky they were nearly giving it to him. Only for the fact he hasn't really shown any form to justify this.

Anyway. Bar a total collapse it will be very difficult to see past Spieth here. And so far - not only in this tournament - he doesn't look like the collapsing type.

Happy for Woods. He won't be near winning this I suspect but he must be pleased with a pretty solid showing. I'd say he was nervous enough.

Also some serious clownery in this thread. Strangely enough even from the odd regular. Beer goggles?

diomed

There is plenty of golf still to play. That lead is useful, but he may not play like that for the next 36 holes through nerves, loss of form, bad weather.
The oldies might remember Bobby Clampett in The Open years ago. He led by five at 36 holes, increased it to seven early in the third round, and finished 10th.

Dolph Starbeam

It's impossible to see anyone other than Spieth win it from here, I think he'll have learned enough last year to put this one away. One dropped shot in 36 holes is very impressive.