(07-21-2019 08:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Eldrick is paying the price for years of having an awkward swing which put too much strain on his back. Having back issues myself I wish this on no one.

But my original statement in another thread has proven to be correct. Augusta set up for his style of play. 600 of his 1003 Fed Ex Cup points came from that one tournament and he has not been competitive in the others. Believe this is the second major in which he failed to make the cut this year.

He has always played a selective schedule picking and choosing courses which he believes he will play well and the majors. Seems that Memphis moving to a WGC tournament has not changed that.

stupid comment....which is about all you ever add around here.

tiger has always played the more prestigious tournaments on the hardest courses. he plays the majors, the world events, jacks tournament, arnies tournament, and a select few others. he was won 82 times on the tour.; if you think he picks courses where he believes he will play well there is no hope for you.

you need to stick to rasslin and dirt tracks

(07-21-2019 08:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Eldrick is paying the price for years of having an awkward swing which put too much strain on his back. Having back issues myself I wish this on no one.

But my original statement in another thread has proven to be correct. Augusta set up for his style of play. 600 of his 1003 Fed Ex Cup points came from that one tournament and he has not been competitive in the others. Believe this is the second major in which he failed to make the cut this year.

He has always played a selective schedule picking and choosing courses which he believes he will play well and the majors. Seems that Memphis moving to a WGC tournament has not changed that.

BTW 7 of the top 10 players in the world will be playing in Memphis this year.

https://csnbbs.com/thread-874729-post-16...id16060415

Here's a counter I posted to your "correct" original statement. The stats and data are still accurate.

Tiger literally put everything into the Masters. He's been far less than 100% since then. It doesn't surprise me in the least that he isn't attending, and it's honestly a little shocking that there was so much false hope that he would be attending. Tiger is old (for professional golf), has had career-threatening injuries, is currently injured, and has more money than he knows what to do with. I doubt we'll ever see Tiger in Memphis. I doubt others would play under those circumstances, either.

(07-21-2019 05:27 PM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  Because you're full of sh*t and you're needlessly inserting race into a completely non-racial matter.

But I bet you're one of those lovely idiots that accuse others of always making everything "about race."

Go f*ck yourself.

Very ignorant response

Tell me what I said that was wrong.

it's not black and white with stuff in life

maybe it's more about tone and delivery

(07-22-2019 08:23 PM)k2tigers Wrote:  it's not black and white with stuff in life

maybe it's more about tone and delivery

Well said

You flip flop so much. Nothing I said was ignorant, and I'm not sorry I may have offended your sensibilities for calling out someone pulling some trashy race-baiting stuff.

(07-22-2019 10:52 PM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  You flip flop so much. Nothing I said was ignorant, and I'm not sorry I may have offended your sensibilities for calling out someone pulling some trashy race-baiting stuff.

I know one thing, you're crap is getting OLD. It look like you go out of your Way to piss people off.

It's yellow, red, black, white and brown.
But.....not much longer...lol

https://www.livescience.com/34228-will-h...lians.html

The genetic mixing under way in the United States is also happening to a greater or lesser degree in other parts of the world, the researchers said. In some places, unique physical traits tailored to the habitat still confer an evolutionary advantage and thus might not bow out so easily; in other places, immigration happens much more slowly than it does elsewhere. According to Stearns, perfect homogenization of the human race will probably never occur, but in general, Earth is becoming more and more of a melting pot.

A varied population forged from the long-term mixing of Africans, Native Americans and Europeans serves as an archetype for the future of humanity, Stearns said: A few centuries from now, we're all going to look like Brazilians.

(07-22-2019 11:22 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(07-22-2019 10:52 PM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  You flip flop so much. Nothing I said was ignorant, and I'm not sorry I may have offended your sensibilities for calling out someone pulling some trashy race-baiting stuff.

I know one thing, you're crap is getting OLD. It look like you go out of your Way to piss people off.

I call people out on their sh*tty behavior.

This thread is ridiculous and unnecessary.

(07-19-2019 12:54 PM)gusrob Wrote:  Apparently he pushes ratings because the media doesn't shut up about the guy.

His game is average for the PGA and he's never been a great personality. I don't understand the hype.

Meanwhile the list of athletes that ARE coming deserve some attention.

Confirming what everyone suspected. You don't understand anything.

(07-21-2019 10:30 AM)BinghamptonNed Wrote:  

(07-21-2019 08:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Eldrick is paying the price for years of having an awkward swing which put too much strain on his back. Having back issues myself I wish this on no one.

But my original statement in another thread has proven to be correct. Augusta set up for his style of play. 600 of his 1003 Fed Ex Cup points came from that one tournament and he has not been competitive in the others. Believe this is the second major in which he failed to make the cut this year.

He has always played a selective schedule picking and choosing courses which he believes he will play well and the majors. Seems that Memphis moving to a WGC tournament has not changed that.

BTW 7 of the top 10 players in the world will be playing in Memphis this year.

Not surprising that you take every chance to minimize the accomplishments of the greatest golfer of all time who happens to be black.

You really ought to ponder your feelings on this if you really think you are not a racist, it is constant theme across many subjects.

Why is he not Asian?

He's amurican, you dummies, 'cept his neck ain't red. Sheesh..some blond woman even knocked him loopy with a 5* iron for cheatin on her with a hoebag. If that ain't 'murican I don't know what is.

edit: 9 iron. She was goin' for loft not distance.

(07-23-2019 12:11 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  He's amurican, you dummies, 'cept his neck ain't red. Sheesh..some blond woman even knocked him loopy with a 5* iron for cheatin on her with a hoebag. If that ain't 'murican I don't know what is.

edit: 9 iron. She was goin' for loft not distance.

I wonder what would cause more destruction, the 5 iron, or the 9 iron. You could generate more clubhead speed with the 5 iron, but the 9 iron would make a divot.

(07-23-2019 01:23 PM)Stammers Wrote:  

(07-23-2019 12:11 PM)snowtiger Wrote:  He's amurican, you dummies, 'cept his neck ain't red. Sheesh..some blond woman even knocked him loopy with a 5* iron for cheatin on her with a hoebag. If that ain't 'murican I don't know what is.

edit: 9 iron. She was goin' for loft not distance.

I wonder what would cause more destruction, the 5 iron, or the 9 iron. You could generate more clubhead speed with the 5 iron, but the 9 iron would make a divot.

Yeah ...a divot....

But you could always smush some hair back in it.

(07-22-2019 09:24 AM)btiger Wrote:  

(07-21-2019 08:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Eldrick is paying the price for years of having an awkward swing which put too much strain on his back. Having back issues myself I wish this on no one.

But my original statement in another thread has proven to be correct. Augusta set up for his style of play. 600 of his 1003 Fed Ex Cup points came from that one tournament and he has not been competitive in the others. Believe this is the second major in which he failed to make the cut this year.

He has always played a selective schedule picking and choosing courses which he believes he will play well and the majors. Seems that Memphis moving to a WGC tournament has not changed that.

stupid comment....which is about all you ever add around here.

tiger has always played the more prestigious tournaments on the hardest courses. he plays the majors, the world events, jacks tournament, arnies tournament, and a select few others. he was won 82 times on the tour.; if you think he picks courses where he believes he will play well there is no hope for you.

you need to stick to rasslin and dirt tracks

PGA average is 26 tournaments a year. He has played an average of 15 per year. Remove the majors and his average is 11 tournaments a year.
Have to ask if your knees hurt you as you kneel down in front of him? You are so obsessed with the guy you cannot look at him with any objectivity.

(07-23-2019 01:59 PM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  

(07-22-2019 09:24 AM)btiger Wrote:  

(07-21-2019 08:51 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Eldrick is paying the price for years of having an awkward swing which put too much strain on his back. Having back issues myself I wish this on no one.

But my original statement in another thread has proven to be correct. Augusta set up for his style of play. 600 of his 1003 Fed Ex Cup points came from that one tournament and he has not been competitive in the others. Believe this is the second major in which he failed to make the cut this year.

He has always played a selective schedule picking and choosing courses which he believes he will play well and the majors. Seems that Memphis moving to a WGC tournament has not changed that.

stupid comment....which is about all you ever add around here.

tiger has always played the more prestigious tournaments on the hardest courses. he plays the majors, the world events, jacks tournament, arnies tournament, and a select few others. he was won 82 times on the tour.; if you think he picks courses where he believes he will play well there is no hope for you.

you need to stick to rasslin and dirt tracks

PGA average is 26 tournaments a year. He has played an average of 15 per year. Remove the majors and his average is 11 tournaments a year.
Have to ask if your knees hurt you as you kneel down in front of him? You are so obsessed with the guy you cannot look at him with any objectivity.

plays 15 a year and has 82 victories.....end of story

(07-23-2019 12:10 AM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  

(07-22-2019 11:22 PM)Redbanksdog Wrote:  

(07-22-2019 10:52 PM)AlonsoWDC Wrote:  You flip flop so much. Nothing I said was ignorant, and I'm not sorry I may have offended your sensibilities for calling out someone pulling some trashy race-baiting stuff.

I know one thing, you're crap is getting OLD. It look like you go out of your Way to piss people off.

I call people out on their sh*tty behavior.

This thread is ridiculous and unnecessary.

Then don’t get pissy when people call you out.

You called me out for having an ignorant response, not for my tone.