What is Phil Mickelson pregame warmup that he does before every round?\n\nFirst correct answer gets the points
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Apparently, it's eat a really big breakfast.\n\nBut really, I'm pretty sure it's the tee circle putting drill.
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omg you answered yourself smart guy!\njust ask one at a time smart guy!\nor are you jst posting propaganda for boring sport after golf
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Actually, I am not a golf fan, but I am impressed with your knowledge of golf, surprisingly, not many people know about good 'ol Fuzzy these days.  My grandfather used to take me golfing with him when I was a kid, he watches golf, and when I used to play PGA Golf on my Sega gaming system, my golfer of choice was you-know-who.
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I have meet Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Jack Niclous. Actually a lot of Senior golfers, I worked at the U.S. open a few years ago. So I was inside the ropes.
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No, im definatly watching, Vijay is whooping! I think this is Phil's year though, its gonna be great.
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This is getting hysterical, Sports Fan 123 asks questions like "How is boxing scored?", "Can Someone Explain To Me How Proffesional Boxing Works?", or "Is there a 'Regular Season' in boxing?". But he knows enough now to tell you this fight is "Awesome!" Later today he'll be giving a conference on Molecular Instability. Because it's "Awesome!" (ps Fan 123 there's only one "f" in Professional, maybe you should become a "fan" of Webster's Dictionary).
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Retief. When the last putt had finally dropped at the 72nd hole and the 104th U.S. Open was at last in his possession, Retief Goosen took off his cap and tipped it at the hole.\n\nThe gesture, perhaps, was appropriate. Maybe it was one last salute to the greens that had been rather kind in a week where Shinnecock Hills Golf Club became one giant brute of an Open venue.\n\nGoosen is a very humbel, soft spoken and classy individual. How can you NOT feel good about a winner like that?
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Ben Sutton Golf School in Tampa Florida. I attended in Sept. This school has a simulated course, so you are not just on the driving range all day like the other schools. You are actually practicing actual shots. I attended the 7-day school. If you go request Charlie Tawse as your instructor. By far he is the best. He played on PGA tour for 10 years in the early 1970's.
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Tom Kite and Ben Crenshaw used to play a game to help improve bunker shots and chip shots.  The first person hit the ball as close to the selected target without going past.  The next person can't pass the other person's ball.  So the shot keeps getting shorter until someone hit's it to far.  The person will lose the bet
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Oh yeah, it is absolutely Chris "Boomer" Berman you've been hearing (and occasionally seeing) during ESPN's joint coverage (with NBC) of the US Open. He's actually been doing it for a few years now, always partnered with NBC's Roger Maltby, and I really enjoy listening to him employ his famous nicknames and such in relation to golfers. \n\nObviously, most sports fans associate Boomer with football, even baseball. Less well-known is that he loves golf and plays whenever he gets the chance, including at pro-ams. I'm not sure what his handicap is but I feel sure he's just a hacker like the rest of us. ;-)
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Sad to say it is over. It was fun to watch and I wish he had broken the record. But even though he was 18 games away from the record, 18 games is HUGE on the tail end of that chase. If that record is ever broken, it will be a LONG time. Probably someone who won’t be born for a long time will eventually do it. That is a very tough record to break; I give him props for going 38. Had he continued it beyond today as the games got closer and closer to the Record 56 the pressure would have become really intense. I think it already was. In the long run, it is better for him and his team. Now he is out of the Limelight and can focus on what is most important, his team winning.
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ask his bookie..its against teh ruels of baseball to bet on baseball...while playing...how would you liek to be betting for the reds to win...while he is managing them and betting they will lose? it amzes me the eyar after he was no longer their manager...they won the world series...before then pathetic--wonder why
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I've played discgolf for YEARS.\nIt willnever go main line but it will never pass.\n\nJust enjoy it for what it is and be thankful it isn't a main line sport.\nThink of the crowds!
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OK; Hustling 101: DUDE, you deserved it. You are making it sound like you didn't know these guy from Adam. But something is telling me you did know one of them. Sounds like the one that was loosing. You are just too ashamed to say you know him. Well, if you didn't? WHAT EVER POSSESSED YOU TO RUST A STRANGER IN TO GIVING MONEY AWAY? HEY WHILE YOUR AT IT COULD YOU GIVE ME A MILLION FOR A SLOT???? \nSorry guy but you got hustled, flimflammed, bamboozled, horn swagged, and just plain SUCKERED. NO SNOOKER INVOLVED.  I was taught by the best pool players in Arkansas and the southern district for many of years and that was one of the first things that he taught me. \n\nNever and I mean never loan any money to anyone for any wager on billiards. \nNever tip your hand early.\nNever underestimate anyone. \n\nI have ticked a lot of players off when they start that crap playing and acting like their trying. Once they do that I never put any effort into it. Then I look them in the eyes and tell them to quit playing around if they want me to be serious with them. Then they realize that I know who they are.
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Chip with SW, PW, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 irons (maybe even 3 wood), from the same spot to the same hole.  Noting the difference in trajectory and roll.  THEN;  see how many different trajectories and rolls you can produce with each club.   Vary; swing path, speed, ball placement, transfer of weight, etc.  Be able to go back to the basic shot with that particular club.  This helps to ingrain feel.  \n\nYou can do similar with shots to distances with the various clubs.  In other words, hit each club to 50 yards, then 100, then 150.  Don't hurt yourself here, don't try to hit a SW 200.  You'll learn to hit half back swing shots and 3/4 shots.  Note the different trajectories and rolls.  \n\nOn the tee, hit a draw.  Hit a fade.  Then hit it straight.  Hit a knock down.  Hit a stinger.  Be creative.\n\nYou can also play the hole backwards.  For instance on a par 4 hit whatever will leave you a full 5 wood in.  Say you hit your 5 wood 190.  The hole is 350 so hit 160 off the tee.    Or cut the distance in half, hit the same club.  Hit 175.  Be creative.  Call it on the tee.  \n\nOn the practice green.   Find the hole closest to the center of the green.  Make putts like the dial of a clock.  Use 3 or 4 balls.  Make one from each spot before you can move on.  Like horse in basketball.  Start at 2 feet, all the way around the clock.  Go to 3 feet, 5, 10, 15, 20 etc.  \n\nI hope you are able to enjoy some of these ideas.  That's the most important part.  ENJOY IT!!!  Good luck.  You can do it.
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Yeah small world. I wonder why they still wanted to play through after the first guy realized who they were. I never understood golf.
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Woman goes onto the links, plays the 1st hole, then gets stung by a bee. She goes to see the doctor, who tells her to drop her pants. She asks why, he says, "You told me you got stung between the first and second holes."\n\nMan finishes his round of golf, puts his ball in his pocket. As he walks to the clubhouse, a woman notices the bulge and asks what it is. "Golf ball," he says. She replies, "That must be terribly painful. I just got over a case of tennis elbow."\n\nWhat are three words often heard on a golf course but never in the bedroom?  "Bite, you cocksucker!"