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This story is pathetic

No, it's not. If a guy like that can change maybe you should consider it. What did he earn, a million? How was your weekend?

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Originally posted 10:52 AM ET  06.29 by slipperyrock

No, it's not. If a guy like that can change maybe you should consider it. What did he earn, a million? How was your weekend?

Did you even read the article? It was an infomercial for the Taylormade Raylor club, not an article. What are you talking about?

that club should be illegal, if perry can't do what the rest of the PGA golfers can, perry should join the seniors tour of the LPGA instead

The biggest reason he won is simple, he putted "lights out"!

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Originally posted 03:38 PM ET  06.29 by Wingsfan#1

The biggest reason he won is simple, he putted "lights out"!

Amen. And it's not like they were all kick in birdies either. He made a lot of long putts.

Still a non-story. This old tub o' lard had the Masters in his hands and choked big time on 17th, 18th and on the second playoff hole (losing to an equally out of shape Cabrera). Winning the Nowhere Open, the Whatever Classic or the Whocares Invitational doesn't make up for it.

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Originally posted 04:12 PM ET  06.29 by Stranger

Still a non-story. This old tub o' lard had the Masters in his hands and choked big time on 17th, 18th and on the second playoff hole (losing to an equally out of shape Cabrera). Winning the Nowhere Open, the Whatever Classic or the Whocares Invitational doesn't make up for it.

His accountant might disagree with you on that one.....

Stranger probably put all his money on Tiger to win.

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Originally posted 05:41 PM ET  06.29 by beerndrums

Stranger probably put all his money on Tiger to win.

LOL... Perry is still a cheater.

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Originally posted 05:25 PM ET  06.29 by Johnny Cakes

His accountant might disagree with you on that one.....

Of course he might. Except I don't judge the value of an athlete by how much money he or she makes. I go by the number of championships won and in golf and tennis, that means the majors.

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Originally posted 03:30 AM ET  06.30 by Stranger

Of course he might. Except I don't judge the value of an athlete by how much money he or she makes. I go by the number of championships won and in golf and tennis, that means the majors.

Ditto!

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Originally posted 03:30 AM ET  06.30 by Stranger

Of course he might. Except I don't judge the value of an athlete by how much money he or she makes. I go by the number of championships won and in golf and tennis, that means the majors.

Agreed. There are way too many athletes that are paid way more than they're worth. However, Kenny has won 14 golf tournaments, and that's an accomplishment whether they're majors or not. Painful to watch the Masters this year. He won the tournament on the 16th hole, after that all he could do was lose it. And he did.

EVERYONE should take their 3-iron out of their back and replace it with a hybrid. Hybrids are the way to go. They are so much easier to hit.

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Originally posted 02:24 PM ET  06.30 by fan55

EVERYONE should take their 3-iron out of their back and replace it with a hybrid. Hybrids are the way to go. They are so much easier to hit.

In the words of Lee Trevino: Only God can hit a 1-iron.

... and very few of us can hit a 3-iron... lol

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Originally posted 12:24 PM ET  06.30 by Jakester

Agreed. There are way too many athletes that are paid way more than they're worth. However, Kenny has won 14 golf tournaments, and that's an accomplishment whether they're majors or not. Painful to watch the Masters this year. He won the tournament on the 16th hole, after that all he could do was lose it. And he did.

Granted he did win those 14 tournaments and very few pros have won more. I guess that puts him high on the list of good golfers that never won a major, along with Monty, Sergio, K J Choi and Stewart Cink.

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Originally posted 03:23 PM ET  06.30 by Stranger

In the words of Lee Trevino: Only God can hit a 1-iron.... and very few of us can hit a 3-iron... lol

I never had good success with fairway woods, so started playing a 3 iron a lot, and I've gotten pretty good with it but that's from a fairway. In the rough, unless you're a steelworker, you can get no good distance and control is a question mark. Now, I keep the 3 in my bag next to the hybrid.

Where are you Annika Sorestam ???