The Masters

[KYPack]

You two guys could have been in my foursome today.

We said about the same shit about the Masters.

I have to admire the way Jordan took his collapse like a man.

I even liked it when he told the cameraman to not shove the lens in his face.

Give a brother a break, he just blew the masters.

[woodbuck27]

You two guys could have been in my foursome today.

We said about the same shit about the Masters.

I have to admire the way Jordan took his collapse like a man.

I even liked it when he told the cameraman to not shove the lens in his face.

Give a brother a break, he just blew the masters.

What those cameraman did sucked. Yes ....Jordan Spieth contained his disappointment with excellent maturity and I believe gained more fans.

I'm happy you enjoy golf KYPack. When I was in my 20's I was so into golf and competitive 'Match Play' but found that it consumed time away from my family. Guilt took me away from the game.

[Deputy Nutz]

I think you are seeing the effect Tiger has had on golf with young guys like Spieth, Day, Johnson, McIllroy, and some of the younger fellas that are bringing a more dynamic style to the game. I still don't think any of them can carry the game by themselves like Tiger did but for the first time in my life golf is interesting without Tiger. None of them bring the energy Tiger does on the last day of the Masters where the cheers from the crowd could rival that of any sporting event. Tiger brought chills, when you watched him you knew something special was going to happen. Spieth is sort of there in spurts. Day is longer off the tee than I think Tiger ever was, but he just sort of goes about his business. Johnson is about the same. Admitted that that the coolest thing about Johnson is who he is sticking his Johnson in.

[mraynrand]

Tiger brought chills, when you watched him you knew something special was going to happen. Spieth is sort of there in spurts.

I heard that Tiger came in spurts too.

[Deputy Nutz]

More of a gusher

[Zool]

With all the women he was banging, it was probably more like a dust storm.

[woodbuck27]

I think you are seeing the effect Tiger has had on golf with young guys like Spieth, Day, Johnson, McIllroy, and some of the younger fellas that are bringing a more dynamic style to the game. I still don't think any of them can carry the game by themselves like Tiger did but for the first time in my life golf is interesting without Tiger. None of them bring the energy Tiger does on the last day of the Masters where the cheers from the crowd could rival that of any sporting event. Tiger brought chills, when you watched him you knew something special was going to happen. Spieth is sort of there in spurts. Day is longer off the tee than I think Tiger ever was, but he just sort of goes about his business. Johnson is about the same. Admitted that that the coolest thing about Johnson is who he is sticking his Johnson in.

Tiger was sorta like but never got there...."THE GREAT ONE ... Wayne Gretzky".

Like Gretzky we knew all about him before he turned Pro. Like Gretzky he soon zoomed to the T^OP and you knew there was no one in his class.

There it ends as Gretzky was and is immaculate and will always be arguably the Greatest Pro Athlete ....All Time. Gretzky will never be anywhere close to being matched. Here ....you may check that out:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wayne_Gretzky

THE GREAT ONE's RECORDS:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_career_achievements_by_Wayne_Gretzky#Records_update

Compare Wayne Gretzky to this guy as their are few better comparisons among All Pro Athletes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Jordan

[Freak Out]

Tiger has Vonn...he wins.

[mraynrand]

Tiger has Vonn...he wins.

I thought they broke up