Its the Masters baby!
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One day out and we got no post on it....wheres the hype?????
Par 3 comp done and dusted. Didnt see the end of it but Sandly Lyle was leading at -5. Looks like Matt Wallace won it in the end with a playoff. Well thats him done then.
So Rory is the fav. Coming in to the masters in great form and there is a fair bit of rain expected so the softer course may suit him, as well as a few others.
Im thinking big Jon Rahm could be one worth backing. Would also like to see Tiger do well but not sure he quite 100% at the moment. Guess we are about to find out!
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It's kinda stupid, but what i love most about the Masters is the course. On TV it just looks almost too perfect. The visuals really are amazing.
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@mariner4life not to mention, having never played the course, I know the course so well, and how I would play it (aside from badly)
I heard something earlier in the week where they were saying the Masters winner often comes from someone ranked around 10-16:
10 Xander Schauffele 5.823
11 Paul Casey 5.585
12 Tiger Woods 5.305
13 Tommy Fleetwood 5.046
14 Jason Day 4.985
15 Tony Finau 4.857
16 Matt Kuchar 4.749Mine woudl be one of those 3.
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I'm not ready to back John Rahm until he wins something big. I'm just not sure he has Major temperament, though he has the talent to win by eight if it all clicks.
My strategy is always to back the guys with runs on the board at Augusta. Justin Rose, Jordan Speith (out of form but he loves this course), Louis Oosthuizen, Adam Scott, Bubba Watson.
Brandt Snedeker at $81 looks the best long shot to me.
It could be Rory's to lose though, but I'd be wary if he was leading into Sunday.
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@taniwharugby said in Its the Masters baby!:
@mariner4life not to mention, having never played the course, I know the course so well, and how I would play it (aside from badly)
I heard something earlier in the week where they were saying the Masters winner often comes from someone ranked around 10-16:
10 Xander Schauffele 5.823
11 Paul Casey 5.585
12 Tiger Woods 5.305
13 Tommy Fleetwood 5.046
14 Jason Day 4.985
15 Tony Finau 4.857
16 Matt Kuchar 4.749Mine woudl be one of those 3.
Would be great to see the Tiger get up for one more
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@Crucial said in Its the Masters baby!:
@JK said in Its the Masters baby!:
Forecast for sunday is not good at all. Still a bit long range but there are potential thunderstorms and lightening to come!
How very very frightening.
Magnifico
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Just sitting here watching putts get left short
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Now watching Speith's ball come back to him. You guys suck!
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@mariner4life said in Its the Masters baby!:
@Crucial said in Its the Masters baby!:
@JK said in Its the Masters baby!:
Forecast for sunday is not good at all. Still a bit long range but there are potential thunderstorms and lightening to come!
How very very frightening.
Magnifico
Galileo
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I put a few $$$ on Finau to make the top 10 on Friday..let's gone Finau!
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So, Tiger's most likely going to have a share of second after three rounds.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_men's_major_championships_winning_golfers
Was just having a look at this list - some fascinating stuff in there - including how hard it is to win multiple majors. Some big household names who won only one. Win three or more you're pretty much an all time great.
Nicklaus winning 18 is phenomenal. Tiger's 14 is phenomenal - given he got them across 11 years - and now boom - it's 11 years since he won one and he's got a shot.
Which would give him 15 across 22 years compared with Nicklaus 18 across 24 years.
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playing in 3s tomorrow and starting early due to high probability of storms including tornadoes...
Final group will be Molinari (-13) Woods (-11) & Finau (-11)
2nd to last group, Koepka (-10) Simpson (-9) & Poulter (-9)
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Wake up everyone, the final round is underway. Molinari is three shots ahead of Kopeka, Woods, Poulter and Finau.
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All the lead guys playing very average - lots of par saves.
Molinari still in driving seat, tiger 1 behind but I think Finau looks the best bet.
This storm could come In tho and change everything. If one of the earlier guys could get clubhouse at -10 or -11 thst could do it
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The rain has arrived and with it high drama. Molinari hit the water on the 12th.
Cantlay (who?) and Schauffele on the lead on 12 under. Woods, Koepka and Molinari on 11 under.
Jason Day 10 under through 17 must be happy. Conditions getting very difficult.
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Jason Day the clubhouse leader on 11 under. The bloke I'd never heard of has two bogeys and falls back. Schauffle, Woods and Molinari the joint leaders on 12 under.
Very tight in dreadful conditions We could be heading for a seven-way playoff in a tornado.
