Can Phil keep his beautiful display of perfect golf seen at the BellSouth Classic up for the Masters?
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I think he certainly can...he's on a roll now.\nI hope so as he's one of the nicest players on\ntour.
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It's hard to watch golf on tv and enjoy it.  It doesn't really lend itself to tv well.  The only thing I can say is to actually enjoy playing golf.  Then you realize how good these guys actually are, and how nice the courses are that they play on.
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No he did not.  The winner was Phil Mickelson - "Mickelson finished at 7-under 281 and won a major for the third consecutive season".
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Right here\nhttp://www.ggolf.com/Chamois_MMU1104.html
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You are Phil Mickelson.
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He will stay the course
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Time will tell. Yes, his ability to close when he's ahead of the field is unmatched. Although his driving accuracy has never fully recovered from the change in his swing mechanics, his ability to create great shots from poor lies and poor locations is incredible. Finally, yes he has technology that the past greats could not even imagine. However, lets not forget that he is dominating a field that is far more competitive, stronger, and high tech than than those the Golden Bear had to deal with.  Woods is the best player in the world today, ignoring his recent difficulties in dealing with his father's health and subsequent death, but the answer to the question of whether he is the greatest will have to wait until his finishes his career.
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Greetings ...\n\nThe Masters 36-hole cut is to the Low 44 scorers plus any ties among the Low 44 plus any player within 10 strokes of the lead.\n\nIn this year's (2006) Masters, Chad Campbell led after 36 holes with a score of 138 (6-under-par). All players with a score of 148 (4-over-par) or better advanced to the final 36 holes. There was a total of 47 such players, including Mr. Campbell.\n\nIf Chad Campbell had finished his first 36 holes one stroke higher IE 139 (5-under-par), then 7 players at 149 (5-over-par) would also have advanced to the final 36.\n\nThanx-A-Lot, Frank-0-Golf
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No, it looks like he will miss the cut --that may even be official now.\n\nSure, the sports/golf fan in me cares.  I think a lot of people - me included - wanted to see Tiger and Phil in the last group on Sunday...Plus, with Tiger just coming back after 9 or so weeks after his father's death, it would've been great theatre, and I've always rooted for Tiger, anyway.\n\nHe will find a way to bounce back this year, and he'll probably win either the British or the PGA.
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Phill will lose it on the last hole LOL
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i do not, but the source below is to one listed on ebay from the Masters.
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Mercedes Championships - Stuart Appleby\nSony Open in Hawaii - David Toms\nBob Hope Chrysler Classic - Chad Campbell \nBuick Invitational - Tiger Woods \nFBR Open - J.B. Holmes \nAT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am - Arron Oberholser \nNissan Open - Rory Sabbatini\nWGC-Accenture Match Play Championship - Geoff Ogilvy\nChrysler Classic of Tucson - Kirk Triplett \nFord Championship at Doral - Tiger Woods \nThe Honda Classic - Luke Donald \nBay Hill - Rod Pampling \nTHE PLAYERS Championship - Stephen Ames
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I work in sports media, and I can tell you if 5 players are tied for the same score, then the TV team covering the event will put the biggest name first, so the viewers can follow the stars.  IE.  Let's say Stewart Appleby, Tim Herron, Tom Lehman, Jesper Parnevik, and Tiger Woods were all tied at -10 for the lead of the Masters.  You can bet that CBS would have Tiger Woods' name listed first.
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Phill until the last hole
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Golf is timing and power
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Yes. Currently ranked 48 in the provisional rankings for this season. Date of Birth 24 Aug 1972. Lives in Telford Shropshire. Highest Tournament Break 147 (Thailand Masters 1999). Turned Pro 1994. Best ranking performance last 16 (Thailand Masters 2001, China open 2005).
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Why yes it is..but you did score a hole in one and George could be a hero for a day.\n\n                           giddy up