Who is your least favorite golfer on the PGA Tour, and WHY??
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Davis Love III\n\nBecause he seems like he's got a stick up his a$$. He also has lots of raw talent, but is a big choker. Did anyone see his 3-chip at the Masters? He looked like ME out there, and I'm a total hack!\n\nDishonorable mention: Veejay Singh for griping about Anika Sorenstrom playing in a men's tournament. He also seems extremely cocky. In contrast, Tiger Woods is confident and competitive, but not cocky. \n\nBut Davis Love is the worst.
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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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considering reason events, im gonna have to say ricky williams who has really gone to craps since his good ol days in new orleans
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Jack Nicklaus, by far. I agree that Tiger Woods is right up there with Gary Player, Severiano Ballesteros, Ben Hogan, and Arnold Palmer, but now-a-days, Tiger Woods has far better clubs than Jack Nicklaus had to work with. It's like asking, "Who's better? Michael Jordan or Dwayne Wade." Of course most would say Michael Jordan because he's a legend.
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Here's a poll:\n\nBen Hogan    5 5.21% \nJack Nicklaus    51 53.13% \nArnold Palmer    5 5.21% \nGary Player    0 0% \nSeve Ballesteros    3 3.13% \nNick Faldo    1 1.04% \nGreg Norman    2 2.08% \nErnie Els    0 0% \nVijay Singh    1 1.04% \nTiger Woods    28 29.17%
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Are you looking for a PGA Tour player or a club professional associated with the PGA of America?
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Jeff Gordon and .... anybody!  I just want to see Gordon get his but kicked.  \n\nOR\n\nDale Jr. vs. anyone for the same reasons!
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September 2005 Golf Digest did a feature on college golf.  They broke them down in a number of ways, including skill, academics, balance, and available local courses. The article is really indepth and has a lot of great information about coaches and other players, and I couldn't do it justice summarizing it, so see if you can find it at your library.\n\nDuke was ranked number 1 though.
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Tony Stewart is my fave driver, always will be. Some of those haters here just love to get Tony fans p*ssed off, they get a kick out of it...but God forbid you bash their driver....\n\nI'd say the same if anyone here bashed my #2 fave driver, Carl Edwards...I wonder when people are gonna find some 'imperfection' with him and start bashing him!\n\nAs far as Tony being a 'whiner'....He's not! Want to know who the worst offender in Nextel Cup is, as far as whining...Robby Gordon!!!
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I couldn't agree with you more. I *dread* watching games on ESPN because of this clown. Frankly, I would be hard pressed to pick the *worst* of the bunch, but if I *had* to, it would be Kornheiser.  \n\nWe treat it as comedy relief around my house when his pie hole opens, and just try to enjoy the game in spite of it.\n\nRock on, Dude ...
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Gene Sarazen\n\nThis was only the second year for the award. So it wasn't like a golfer took forever to win one of the award.
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I'd like to hate Lleyton Hewitt because of what he did to James Blake and one umpire (who happened to be 'black') a few years ago. But I have seen him improve his on-court behavior so I try to forget what he did during his younger years.\n\nRafael Nadal is also a very intense player, to a point that he sometimes cheers for his opponents' errors, an act which does not comprise a perfect gentleman of the game.\n\nI assume many would say Nicolar Kiefer because of his bad antics during his battle with Sebastian Grosjean some couple of months ago. However, I find him forgiveable because he is one guy who would always try his best to win a game. \n\nIt would be much easier to answer who are my favorites. Simple. Federer and Blake. Nice role-models for tennis afficionados. Mild-mannered, gentleman and good ambassadors of the game.
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Ernie Els and Annika Sorenstam would be my choices. They are both great golfers, proven winners and yet they are also really personable and soft spoken people as well. Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus are probably the two greatest golfing legends, but they are probably a bit too competetive for what would preferably be a nice day out on the course. Tom Watson is also someone I would enjoy playing with I think.
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Personally, the dude is pretty fun to listen to. I think that he makes a lot of good points. And no, I don't think that he is a complete idiot. You are quite hypocritical for saying that his critique of other players club selection makes you sick, when you are the one critiquing him, making all us golfers sick cuz you only have 3 answers to your ridiculous question.
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I love Elliott Sadler!!!  He's just a good o'le country boy. \nMark Martin and Dale Jarrett deserve the most respect.  (however, I think Carl Edwards is a great sport)\nMy husband and friends dislike Jeff Gordon, but I don't get it.  He doesn't bother me.  On the other hand, both the Busch brothers drive me mad!!!
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My favorite sport to watch is American Football, my least favorite is golf. If someone has golf on the tv, I will leave the room everytime. I would rather watch paint dry than watch golf! Don't like to play golf either:)
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i know it has to be dale jr. ! hes been doin bad a** this year and i really think he has a chance for the cup and he's standin' pretty good in the standings